Lecture

Amplifiers: Bipolar-Based

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Description

This lecture covers the small signals model, static and dynamic regimes, linearization around the operating point, and the concept of transconductance in bipolar amplifiers. It also discusses the input and output resistances, the superposition of dynamic and static regimes, and the methodology for DC and AC analysis.

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