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voltage amplification - translation to greek

MEDIA HYPE PHENOMENON
Deviancy Amplification Spiral; Deviance amplification

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  • voltage gain]]'' of 3; that is at any instant <math>v_o(t) = 3v_i(t)\,</math>
  • thumb
  • The four types of dependent source—control variable on left, output variable on right
  • De Forest's prototype audio amplifier of 1914. The [[Audion]] (triode) vacuum tube had a voltage gain of about 5, providing a total gain of approximately 125 for this three-stage amplifier.
  • op-amp]]
  • Power amplifier by [[Skyworks Solutions]] in a [[Smartphone]].
ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT OR COMPONENT THAT INCREASES THE LEVEL OF INCOMING ELECTRICAL SIGNAL (NOT NECESSARILY AUDIO)
Amplifiers; Amplifier stage; Voltage amplifier; Signal amplifier; Signal amplifiers; Transistor amplifier; Ampllifiers; Sound amplification; Penguat peralatan; Current amplifier; Amplifire; Amplifier class; Common plate; Common cathode; Common grid; Cathode follower; Piezoelectric audio amplifier; Piezo Audio Amplifier; Single stage amplifier; Common-cathode; Power Amplifier; Electronic amplifier; Unilateral amplifier; Bilateral amplifier; Video amplifier; Microwave amplifier
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voltage amplification

Definition

LVDS
Low Voltage Differential Signal (Reference: TI, NSC)

Wikipedia

Deviancy amplification spiral

The deviancy amplification spiral and deviancy amplification are terms used by interactionist sociologist to refer to the way levels of deviance or crime can be increased by the societal reaction to deviance itself.