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Find out the input resistance, output resistance of an amplifier that employs voltage series feedbac

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Find out the input resistance, output resistance of an amplifier that employs voltage series feedbac
Sure! Imagine you have a toy car that you want to make go faster by adding a turbo booster. The input resistance is like how hard it is for you to press the turbo button, and the output resistance is like how fast the car goes when you press the button. In the case of an amplifier with voltage series feedback, the input resistance is how easy it is for the input signal to get into the amplifier, and the output resistance is how much the output signal is affected by the amplifier. For example, if the input resistance of an amplifier is 10 ohms, it means that it takes 10 units of effort for the input signal to get into the amplifier. And if the output resistance is 5 ohms, it means that the output signal is only affected by 5 units of resistance. A verifiable fact is that the input resistance and output resistance of an amplifier can be measured using specific electronic instruments called impedance analyzers. These instruments can accurately measure the resistance of electronic components like amplifiers.