An amplifier with voltage gain of 35 dB amplifies a signal with amplitude 5 mV. What is the amplitude of the output voltage? Express your answer in mV. For example, if your answer is 0.1812 V, enter "181.2" without the quotes.
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To convert from decibels to a linear scale, we use the formula: Linear Gain = 10^(dB/20) In this case, the voltage gain is 35 dB. Linear Gain = 10^(35/20) Linear Gain = 10^(1.75) Linear Gain ≈ 56.2341 Show more…
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