Lecture

Design of Fully Diff Amp

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Description

This lecture covers the design methodology of a fully differential folded cascode OTA, starting from choosing circuit-level parameters to transistor level sizing. The instructor explains the specifications and parameters of UMC 180nm 1.8V devices used in the OTA design.

Instructor

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