Lecture

Operational Amplifier Structure

Description

This lecture covers the structure of an operational amplifier, including the input and output stages, common emitter intermediate stage, and gain stages. It explains the high input impedance, low output impedance, and unity voltage gain of the push-pull output stage. The lecture also discusses the voltage gain of a common transmitter and the three-stage structure with one polarization.

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