Lecture

Exercise: Two-Stage Amplifier (Degenerated CE)

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Description

This lecture covers the design and analysis of a two-stage amplifier circuit with degenerated CE configuration, focusing on gain calculation and circuit schematics. The instructor explains the impact of different components on the overall performance and provides insights into optimizing the amplifier for specific applications.

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