Low-power Analog IC Design: Basic Building Blocks

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Explores the EKV charge-based model for low-voltage and low-power circuit design, emphasizing transistor characteristics and noise models.

Explores noise effects in MOS transistors at RF, addressing thermal noise models and velocity saturation impacts.

Covers the origins and calculations of thermal and shot noise in diodes and transistors, emphasizing their implications in electronic components.

Explores the features and applications of the OP37 operational amplifier.

Introduces the fundamentals of noise in electronics, covering origins, signal types, power characteristics, and noise sources.

Explores noise sources, Fluctuation-Dissipation Theorem, amplifier noise, interference effects, and quantization error in electrical systems.

Explores bioamplifier circuit architectures, including electrode offsets, noise rejection techniques, and integrated high-value resistors.

Covers the design of low-power analog CMOS integrated circuits and the challenges of technology scaling in semiconductor industry.

Covers BJT and MOS transistors, amplifiers, differential pairs, practical exercises, and cascode stages in IC design.

Covers noise analysis in circuits, including small-signal and input-referred noise, with examples of amplifiers and filters.