Lecture

CS Stage: Load and Gain Optimization

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Description

This lecture covers the design of CS stages with diode-connected and PMOS loads, discussing the impact of load impedance on voltage gain. It also explores the use of active loads and source degeneration to improve linearity and gain in amplifier circuits.

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