Lecture

Ampli à Bipolaire: Fréquentielle Analysis

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This lecture covers the analysis of bipolar amplifiers, focusing on the frequency response. Topics include high and low frequency responses, common base and common collector configurations, access resistances, dominant poles, and the impact of capacitive coupling on amplifier performance.

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