loop gain
ˈluːp ɡeɪn
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Definition of loop gain - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

technologyTECH.gain of a feedback system in electronicsTECH.
  • The loop gain determines the amplifier's stability.
  • Engineers adjusted the loop gain for optimal performance.
  • The loop gain affects the feedback loop's efficiency.
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Expressions with loop

loop inv.
include someone in communication or updates
Please loop in Sarah on the project updates.
doom loopn.
self-reinforcing cycle leading to negative outcomes
The company's poor management created a doom loop of failures.
excluded from the loopadj.
left out of a group or activity
He was excluded from the loop during the project discussions.
out of the loopadj.
excluded from a group or decision-making process
He was out of the loop on the project changes.
throw for a loopv.
cause someone to be very surprised or confused
The news really threw me for a loop.
in the loopadj.
aware of current information or developments
She is in the loop about the project changes.

Expressions with gain

gain groundv.
become more popular or accepted
The new policy began to gain ground among the younger voters..
gain steamv.
increase in strength, power, or popularity
The campaign began to gain steam after the debate.
gain tractionv.
become more popular or accepted
The new app is starting to gain traction among teenagers.
gain momentumv.
start to move faster or become more active
The car began to gain momentum on the downhill slope.
gain the upper handv.
achieve a position of control or advantage
She managed to gain the upper hand in the negotiation.
no pain, no gainexp.
success requires hard work and effort
To get fit, remember no pain, no gain.
gain a hearingv.
obtain an opportunity to be listened to
She worked hard to gain a hearing with the board.
gain insight intov.
understand something more deeply or clearly
She gained insight into the problem after talking to experts.
gain a footingv.
secure an advantage in a competition
The team needs to gain a footing early in the match.
gain an edgev.
to obtain an advantage over others
She studied hard to gain an edge in the competition.

Terms related to loop gain

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negative feedbackn.
technology
feedback loop with net negative gain in electronics

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  1. French:gain de boucle, ...
  2. German:Schleifenverstärkung, ...
  3. Italian:guadagno d'anello, ...
  4. Spanish:ganancia de bucle, ...
  5. Portuguese:ganho de malha, ...
  6. Chinese:环路增益, ...
  7. Japanese:ループゲイン, ...
  8. Arabic:كسب الحلقة, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַגְבָּר שֶׁל הַלּוּלְאָה, ...
  10. Russian:коэффициент усиления петли, ...
  11. Ukrainian:підсилення зворотного зв'язку, ...
  12. Hindi:लूप गेन, ...
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