Lecture

Neural Amplifiers: Design and Analysis

Description

This lecture covers the design and analysis of neural amplifiers, focusing on common source CMOS amplifiers, small-signal models, DC voltages, source followers, and OTA architectures. It also delves into noise basics, input-referred noise, and noise efficiency factors.

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