Lecture

Common Source Amplifier: LTSPICE

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This lecture covers the analysis of a common source amplifier using LTSPICE, focusing on the maximum amplitude of the AC signal in the linear regime, the gain calculation, and the circuit stability. It also discusses the use of multi-stage amplifiers and the importance of output resistance in driving resistive loads.

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