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CMOS Amplifiers: Lecture 4

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Description

This lecture covers CMOS amplifiers, focusing on the small-signal model in saturation, tradeoffs in analog design, amplifier topologies like common-source and source follower, and the impact of load types on voltage gain in CS stages.

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