
About Course
Analog electronics are electric systems with a continuously variable signal, in contrast to digital electronics where signals usually take only two levels. The term “analog” describes the proportional relationship between a signal and a voltage or current that represents the signal.
This is a basic analog electronics course. The most important objective for electronic circuits is to build an amplifier. This course will develop the principles behind the design of an amplifier. You should be able to design an operational amplifier independently well before the end of the course. The course will use MOS devices exclusively. Other analog circuit building blocks such as voltage regulators and power amplifiers will also be discussed
Course Content
Analog electronics
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Intro., Charge Carriers, Doping
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Doping, Drift
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Diffusion, Intro. to PN Junction
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PN Junction in Equilibrium & Reverse Bias
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PN Junction in Forward Bias, Intro. to Diodes
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Diode Models
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Analysis of Diode Circuits I
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Analysis of Diode Circuits II
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Other Examples of Diode Circuits, Half-Wave Rectifier
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Half-Wave Rectifier with Different Loads
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Full-Wave Rectifier
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Limiters and Voltage Doublers
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Bipolar Transistor Structure & Operation
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Bipolar Transistor Characteristics, Intro. to Biasing
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Transistor Biasing, Transconductance
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Large-Signal & Small-Signal Operation
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Bipolar Small-Signal Model, Early Effect
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PNP Transistor
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Evolution of Ampifiers
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Common-Emitter Stage
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Input & Output Impedances
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Common-Emitter Stage with Degeneration
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More on Emitter Degeneration
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Biasing Techniques I
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Biasing Techniques II
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Common-Base Stage
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Emitter Followers
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Emitter Follower & Summary
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Intro. to MOSFETs
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MOS Characteristics I
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MOS Characteristics II
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Biasing, Transconductance
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Large-Signal & Small-Signal Operation
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MOS Small-Signal Model, PMOS Device
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Common-Source Stage I
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Common-Source Stage II
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Common-Source Variants
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Common-Source Stage with Degeneration
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Biasing Techniques, Intro. to Common-Gate Stage
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Common-Gate Stage
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Source Followers & Summary
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Op Amp Circuits 1
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Op Amp Circuits II
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Nonlinear Op Amp Circuits, Op Amp Nonidealities I
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Op Amp Nonidealities II
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