Lecture

Cascode and Follower Amplifiers: Transistor Basics

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This lecture covers Miller's theorem, cascode amplifiers, voltage followers, and the frequency response of common transmitters. It explains the principles of cascode amplifiers with active loads, push-pull amplifiers, and the linearity improvement techniques. The importance of low output impedance, high input impedance, and wide frequency band in amplifier design is also discussed.

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