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Re: Linear amplification through transisters?

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Originally Posted by ttedrow
Amplification can be done many ways. Transistor and op amps are two of the more popular ways But to help you on this problem we need some information on the source and destination impedance and signal levels.
we are using it to power a small motor connected to a 5v output. I am not sure what the impedance is.
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