Lecture

MOS Amplifier Exercise 1: Series N1

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of an MOS amplifier circuit, focusing on the characteristics of MOS transistors and their behavior in different configurations. The instructor explains the operation of the amplifier, the voltage gain, and the current gain, providing insights into the design considerations for optimal performance.

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