common-mode rejection ratio

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common-mode rejection ratio [′käm·ən ‚mōd ri′jek·shən ′rā·shō]

(electronics)

The ratio of the gain of an amplifier for difference signals between the input terminals, to the gain for the average or common-mode signal component. Abbreviated CMRR.

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No references found			A high common-mode rejection ratio improves the distortion performance of an amplifier when used in a non-inverting feedback configuration, which is the standard topology for most power amps. Sherwood Newcastle A 965-7-channel power amp and R 965 7-channel ... by Rich, David Arthur / Sensible Sound A high common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR) of 86 dB (gain=5) effectively eliminates common-mode interference. Analog Devices Unveils Industry's Smallest, Lowest Power ... by Business Wire The Ampzilla 2000 uses two stages of differential voltage amplification, instead of a single stage, to enhance the common-mode rejection ratio. Son of Ampzilla 2000 Circuit and Measurement Review by Rich, David / Sensible Sound			common thistle common time Common Timing System Common User Access common vent common wall Common Wheat common year common-and-cross bond common-base connection common-base feedback oscillator common-channel interoffice signaling common-collector connection common-drain amplifier common-emitter connection common-gate amplifier common-ion effect Common-ISDN-API Common-Law Marriage common-mode error common-mode gain common-mode input capacitance common-mode input impedance common-mode input resistance common-mode rejection common-mode rejection ratio common-mode signal common-mode voltage common-rail injection common-source amplifier common-user channel common-user circuit commonalty commoner Commoner, Barry CommonLoops commonplace commons Commons, House Commons, House of Commons, John R Commons, John Rogers commonwealth Commonwealth Day Commonwealth Fund Commonwealth Games Commonwealth Hackish Commonwealth of Australia Commonwealth of Independent States Commonwealth of Nations comms			Common-law husband common-law marriage common-law marriage common-law marriage Common-Law Partner Common-Law Partner Common-Law Partner Common-law partnership Common-law partnership Common-law partnership Common-Law Pleading Common-law relationship Common-law relationship Common-law relationship Common-law spouse Common-law spouse Common-law spouse Common-Law State Common-Law Trust Common-law wife Common-law wife Common-law wife common-lead dating common-mode error common-mode gain common-mode input capacitance common-mode input impedance common-mode input resistance Common-Mode Ratio Common-mode rejection common-mode rejection ratio common-mode signal common-mode voltage Common-Off-The-Shelf common-or-garden Common-place book Common-place book Common-place book Common-pool resource Common-rail Diesel Injection common-rail injection Common-sense Common-sense Common-sense Common-Sense Nihilist Party common-site picketing common-situs picketing Common-Size Analyses Common-size analysis Common-Size Balance Sheet Common-Size Balance Sheets Common-Size Financial Statement Common-Size Financial Statements Common-size statement Common-Size Statements common-source amplifier Common-Source FET Common-Source Field Effect Transistor Common-Stock Equivalent Common-Stock Equivalent

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