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How are the arbitrary signal represented, that are applied to the input of transistor? (Assume common mode signal and differential mode signal to be VCM & VDM respectively).

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How are the arbitrary signal represented, that are applied to the input of transistor? (Assume common mode signal and differential mode signal to be VCM & VDM respectively).

(a) Sum of VCM & VDM

(b) Difference of VCM & VDM

(c) Sum and Difference of VCM & VDM

(d) None of the mentioned

The question was asked in my homework.

My doubt is from Operational Amplifier Internal Circuit topic in chapter Operational Amplifier of Linear Integrated Circuits

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Correct option is (c) Sum and Difference of VCM & VDM

Here's an easy explanation: In practical situation, arbitrary signal are signal are represented as Sum and Difference of common mode signal and differential mode signal.

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