Transistors: Operation and Characteristics

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Integrated Circuits: Evolution and Fabrication

Explores the evolution of integrated circuits, from transistors to CMOS technology, highlighting key historical milestones.

Transistor Figures of Merit

Explores the transistor figures of merit, covering MOSFET models, velocity saturation effects, and current efficiency.

CMOS Gates and Logic Systems

Covers the basics of CMOS gates and Logic Systems, highlighting the advantages of CMOS over TTL gates.

Scaling Trends: Transistors, Power, and Hardware Evolution

Explores the evolution of hardware systems, from transistors to modern parallelism and the challenges of power limitations.

Transistor Amplifiers: Voltage Amplifiers

Covers common transmitter amplifiers and the characteristics of large signals, including saturation and blocking of transistors.

Current Sources and Integrated Circuits Amplifiers

Explores current sources, amplifiers, and integrated circuits advantages, focusing on efficient current mirrors and multiple output designs.

Logic Systems: Karnaugh Maps and TTL Gates

Explores Karnaugh maps, TTL gates, analog aspects of digital logic, and prime implicants.

Transistor Logic Gates: TTL vs CMOS

Compares BJT and MOSFET in logic systems, focusing on TTL vs CMOS technologies.

Power Amplifiers: Principles

Explores power amplifiers, covering topics like instantaneous power, amplifier classes, transistor polarization, efficiency, and different amplifier configurations.

Bipolar Transistor Operation: Ebers-Moll Model

Explains the operation of bipolar npn transistors using the Ebers-Moll model in active and reverse modes.