Lecture

Differential Pair: Operation and Characteristics

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Description

This lecture covers the differential operation of circuits, focusing on the basic differential pair and its immunity to common-mode noise. It explains the input-output characteristics of a differential pair, both in single-ended and differential operation, and discusses common-mode input-output characteristics.

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