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CMOS Design: Operational Amplifiers

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This lecture covers the design of CMOS operational amplifiers to drive electrochemical cells, focusing on basic configurations, differential amplifiers, Thevenin's theorem, and the importance of input and output impedance. It also discusses the ideal characteristics of voltage suppliers, operational amplifier base, and the concept of grounding in amplifier circuits.

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