hn4352

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   by hn4352 2y ago

   Living expenses have to come from somewhere. If you use the time to graduate faster, instead of working to generate weekly income, in some cases you can come out ahead overall. Details vary, but it's not obvious that it's a bad
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   by hn4352 2y ago

   I think most students in America have loans. For me, and everyone I knew, there was a credit balance after the school got paid and that money was put into your bank account. Don't forget you have to buy books, etc., and they cost &quo
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   by hn4352 2y ago

   > It's weird because CMRR is listed in decibels but it's absolutely a DC spec. If you get the Franco book equation 5.27 (my edition is the 3rd) explains why they do that. Long story short: It's a convenient form when CMR
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   by hn4352 2y ago

   Try the https://www.ti.com/product/TLV9301 $0.5 @ 1s of units w/ modern specs and a 40V supply range.
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   by hn4352 2y ago

   You probably don't, but your opamp might. https://www.analog.com/en/resources/technical-articles/to-ch... Technically you probably could do it externally in most cases but it would require a bunch of ext
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   by hn4352 2y ago

   I was kinda shocked by the Vos comment as well. On CMRR, in some mathematical treatments it's modeled as a change in offset voltage with respect to common mode, which indirectly effects output voltage of course so at the end of the day