I am trying to communicate with a light sensor. However, I would like to know how to explain the word benefit ? I know that there is a proportion between profit- and output.
Does this mean that the input is more sensitive, and that my output values can vary between big values? (When the gain is bigger)
some inferiority line vs. Vin0 = Win = input voltage> Vout = output voltage relative to some base-line
Let's gain = Vout / Vin
That's why if you see the black box that behaves in linear form, which What is often estimated is approximate.
The electric circuit in the amplifier has the maximum output voltage range. Therefore, the above formulas are only Vot = Gain * Win and LT; VoutMax If your profit is large, then your amplifier will reach the roof and if your profit is too small, the changes in the venom do not produce the entire range in Vout.
Most often, the linear formula is the best approximated for a small dimension and when it reaches the maximum value (roof), it becomes less linear. (More distortions).
Therefore, for your application, you usually struggle to find good coverage and still find the optimum advantage in case of acceptable rhetoric.
So, your sensor can be said to be of some benefit only if it is connected to some amplifier. Otherwise - for the sensor alone, the word "sensitivity" usually applies.
Lastly not least - even if your amplifier is estimated to be linear, your sensor and how it is wired for amplifier, should not be linear.
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