Lecture

AmpliOp Exercise in Bipolar

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of a bipolar amplifier circuit, including determining the type and function of each structure, calculating bias current, and establishing the voltage gain expression. The instructor guides through the design and sizing of elements to control the gain in a closed-loop configuration.

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Electromagnetism: Electrical networks

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