This lecture covers the transition from a comparator to an amplifier, focusing on the different stages and components involved in the process, such as bias voltage, input and output signals, and the role of various resistors and transistors.
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Covers the design and function of differential amplifiers, focusing on operational amplifiers and comparators, including their gain characteristics and circuit configurations.
