Lecture

MOS Amplifiers: Common-Source Stage

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Description

This lecture covers the operation of MOSFETs as current sources, the common-source stage, cascode configurations, differential signals, and the small-signal and large-signal responses of MOS differential pairs. It also discusses current mirrors, differential pair common-mode response, and the use of active loads in MOS differential pairs.

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