Lecture

Analog Circuits: Transistors and Amplifiers

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis and design of analog circuits focusing on transistors and amplifiers. Topics include CMOS transistors, bipolar transistors, amplifier circuits, and systems. The lecture also discusses circuit analysis, design methodologies, and practical applications.

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