Lecture

Neural Amplifiers: Theory and Design

Description

This lecture covers the theory and design of neural amplifiers, focusing on capacitive feedback architecture, transfer functions, and multi-stage configurations for higher gain. It also discusses MOS transistors and IC design aspects, including device characteristics, circuit architecture, and system integration.

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