G[(R7)/(R7+Rfb)]=?. Or in other words, [(R7+Rfb)/(R7)]=2 G, which equivalently states that (Rfb/R7)=2 G?1. For example if G=10 (e.g., R10/R11=9, such as R10=18 kΩ and R11=2 kΩ), then (Rfb/R7)=2×10?1=20?1=19 or (Rfb/R7)=19, which can have example values of:
Rfb=1900 kΩ (1.9 MΩ) and R7=100 kΩ. One other advantage to having R7<<Rfb due to G>1 is that the control voltage is almost completely coupled to the gate terminal of the FET Q3 (e.g., 1?1/(2 G); for example if G=10, the transferred voltage is 1?1/(2 G)=1?1/(2×10)=1?0.05=95% transferred to the gate of the FET, Q3.
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