Closed-loop Gain

/kloʊzd luːp ɡeɪn/ 🇹🇷 Kapalı döngü kazancı essential · frequency 10/10

Electronics Engineering · Last updated: July 30, 2026 · How this entry was written

Definition: Closed-loop gain is the voltage gain of an amplifier when a negative feedback network is connected. It is determined by the feedback network and is typically much lower but more stable than the open-loop gain.

Example in context

“In an inverting amplifier configuration, the closed-loop gain is set by the ratio of the feedback resistor to the input resistor.”

“Ters çeviren amplifikatör konfigürasyonunda, kapalı döngü kazancı geri besleme direncinin giriş direncine oranıyla ayarlanır.”

Where engineers use it

Engineers calculate closed-loop gain to design amplifiers with precise, predictable behavior. It appears in feedback network design, stability analysis, and bandwidth calculations. Understanding it is essential for op-amp circuit design.

Synonyms: Acl, voltage gain with feedback

Antonyms: open-loop gain

Practice: can you use “Closed-loop Gain” at work?

You need to replace an op-amp with a lower open-loop gain variant. Determine how the closed-loop gain and bandwidth are affected in your existing circuit design.

Show a model answer

“Design a non-inverting amplifier with a closed-loop gain of 10 using standard resistor values.”

“Closed-loop Gain” in 21 languages

EnglishClosed-loop Gain
Turkishkapalı döngü kazancı
Frenchgain en boucle fermée
GermanGegenkopplungsverstärkung
Spanishganancia en lazo cerrado
Chinese闭环增益
Arabicكسب الحلقة المغلقة
Portugueseganho em malha fechada
Russianусиление замкнутого контура
Japanese閉ループ利得
Italianguadagno ad anello chiuso
Vietnamesehệ số khuếch đại vòng kín
Hindiक्लोज्ड-लूप लाभ
Thaiอัตราขยายวงปิด
Indonesianpenguatan loop tertutup
Korean폐쇄 루프 이득
Bengaliক্লোজ-লুপ লাভ
Dutchgesloten-lusversterking
Swedishsluten slinga förstärkning
Finnishsuljetun silmukan vahvistus
Ukrainianкоефіцієнт підсилення замкненого контуру

Frequently asked questions

What does Closed-loop Gain mean in engineering?

Closed-loop gain is the voltage gain of an amplifier when a negative feedback network is connected. It is determined by the feedback network and is typically much lower but more stable than the open-loop gain. In Electronics Engineering, the term carries a usage-frequency rating of 10/10 in the Engineering English library.

How do you pronounce Closed-loop Gain?

Closed-loop Gain is pronounced /kloʊzd luːp ɡeɪn/ (IPA). The Engineering English app plays audio for the term and checks your pronunciation with speech recognition.

How is Closed-loop Gain used in a sentence?

Example from an engineering context: “In an inverting amplifier configuration, the closed-loop gain is set by the ratio of the feedback resistor to the input resistor.”

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