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Transistor MOSFET: Operation and Applications

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This lecture covers the operation and applications of the MOSFET transistor, focusing on NMOS and PMOS configurations, including saturation and linear regimes. It also explores logic circuits using CMOS technology and provides examples of CMOS-based amplifiers.

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