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NOC:Analog Circuits
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NOC:Analog Circuits
by Dr Nagendra Krishnapura

Analog Circuit. The Analog electronic circuitincludes an analog signal with any continuously changeable signal. While working on an analogsignal, an analog circuit alters the signal in some manner. Analog circuit can be used to convert the original signal into some other format such as a digital signal....

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Analog Circuit. The Analog electronic circuitincludes an analog signal with any continuously changeable signal. While working on an analogsignal, an analog circuit alters the signal in some manner. Analog circuit can be used to convert the original signal into some other format such as a digital signal....


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Course Curriculum
7 Sections | 95 Lecture | 18h 28min total length
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NOC:Analog Circuits

Obtaining power gain-need for nonlinearity

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    Introduction to the course

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    Obtaining power gain

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    Obtaining power gain using a linear two port?

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    One port(two terminal) nonlinear element

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    Nonlinear circuit analysis

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    Small signal incremental analysis-graphical view

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    Small signal incremental analysis

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    Incremental equivalent circuit

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    Large signal characteristics of a diode

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    Analysis of diode circuits

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    Small signal model of a diode

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    Two port nonlinearity

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    Small signal equivalent of a two port network

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    Small signal equivalent circuit of a two port network

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NOC:Analog Circuits

MOS transistor; Common source amplifier

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    Gain of a two port network

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    Constraints on small signal parameters to maximize the gain

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    Constraints on large signal characteristics to maximize the gain

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    Implications of constraints in terms of the circuit equivalent

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    MOS transistor-description

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    MOS transistor large signal characteristics

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    MOS transistor large signal characteristics-graphical view

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    MOS transistor small signal characteristics

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    Linear (Triode) region of the MOS transistor

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    Small signal amplifier using the MOS transistor

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    Basic amplifier structure

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    Problems with the basic structure

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    Adding bias and signal-ac coupling

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    Common source amplifier with biasing

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    Common source amplifier: Small signal equivalent circuit

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    Common source amplifier analysis: Effect of biasing components

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    Constraint on the input coupling capacitor

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    Constraint on the output coupling capacitor

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NOC:Analog Circuits

MOS output conductance; Biasing a transistor at a constant current; Drain feedback bias

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    Dependence of Id on Vds

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    Small signal output conductance of a MOS TRANSISTOR

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    Effect of gds on a common source amplifier, Inherent gain limit of a Transistor

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    Variation of gm with transistors parameters

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    Variation of gm with constant Vgs and constant drain current bias

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    Negative feedback control for constant drain current bias

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    Types of feedback for constant drain current bias

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    Sense at the drain and feedback to the gate-Drain feedback

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    Intuitive explanation of low sensitivity with drain feedback

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    Common source amplifier with drain feedback bias

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    Constraint on the gate bias resistor

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    Constraint on the input coupling capacitor.

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    Constraint on the output coupling capacitor.

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    Input and output resistances of the common source amplifier with constant VGS bias

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NOC:Analog Circuits

Current mirror bias; Source feedback bias; Common source amplifiers using them

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    Current mirror

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    Common souce amplifier with current mirror bias

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    Constraint on coupling capacitors and bias resistance

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    Diode connected transistor

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    Source feedback biasing

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    Common source amplifier with source feedback bias

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    Constraints on capacitor values

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    Sensing at the drain and feeding back to the source

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    Sensing at the source and feeding back to the gate

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    Ensuring that transistor is in saturation

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    Using a resistor instead of current source for biasing

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    Quick tour of amplifying devices

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NOC:Analog Circuits

Controlled sources using a MOS transistor

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    Controlled sources using a MOS transistor-Introduction

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    Voltage controlled voltage source

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    VCVS using a MOS transistor

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    VCVS using a MOS transistor-Small signal picture

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    VCVS using a MOS transistor-Complete circuit

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    Source follower: Effect of output conductance; Constraints on coupling capacitors

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    VCCS using a MOS transistor

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    VCCS using a MOS transistor: Small signal picture

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    VCCS using a MOS transistor: Complete circuit

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    VCCS using a MOS transistor: AC coupling the output

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    Source degenrated CS amplifier

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    CCCS using a MOS transistor

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    CCCS using a MOS transistor: Small signal picture

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    CCCS using a MOS transistor: Complete circuit

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NOC:Analog Circuits

Controlled sources contd; Negative feedback and virtual short

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    CCVS using a MOS transistor

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    CCVS using a MOS transistor: Gain

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    CCVS using a MOS transistor: Input and output resistances

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    CCVS using a MOS transistor: Complete circuit

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    VCVS using an opamp

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    CCVS using an opamp

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    Negative feedback and virtual short in an opamp

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    Negative feedback and virtual short in a transistor

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    Constraints on controlled sources using opamps and transistors

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    Summary of basic amplifiers

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    Signal swing limits in amplifiers

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    Swing limit due to transistor entering triode region

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    Swing limit due to transistor entering cutoff region

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    Swing limit calculation example

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    Swing limits - more calculations

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NOC:Analog Circuits

Section Name (Ex.Physics Part 1, Advanced Mathematics)PMOS transistor

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    PMOS transistor

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    Small signal model of the PMOS transistor

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    Common source amplifier using the pMOS transistor

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    Swing limits of the pMOS common source amplifier

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    Biasing a pMOS transistor at a constant current; pMOS current mirror

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    Converting nMOS transistor circuits to pMOS

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    Bias current generation

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    Examples of more than one transistor in feedback

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