Lecture

Amplifiers: Characteristics and Models

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Description

This lecture covers the characteristics and models of amplifiers, including voltage amplifiers, op-amps, and MOSFET amplifiers. Topics include amplifier gain, feedback, stability, and frequency response. The lecture also discusses the tradeoff between bandwidth and gain, as well as the limitations of op-amps.

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