Lecture

Amplifier Stages: OTA and Op-Amp

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Description

This lecture covers the design of multi-stage amplifiers, including the operational transconductance amplifier (OTA) and operational amplifier (Op-Amp). Topics include the structure of multi-stage amplifiers, voltage amplification, push-pull amplifiers, and the implementation of Op-Amps. The lecture also discusses single-stage amplifiers, common transmitters with active charge, and power amplifier output stages.

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