Lecture

Fully Diff Amp: CMFB

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Description

This lecture covers the fully differential amplifier, its differential input and output signals, differential gain, output swing, and common-mode feedback (CMFB) to reject common-mode signals. It also discusses the implementation of CMFB with buffers, error amplification, and topologies using an amplifier.

Instructor

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