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22. Linear models of Amplifiers (Part A)

The chapter discusses linear models of amplifiers, focusing on voltage, current, trans-conductance, and trans-impedance amplifiers. It provides a detailed explanation of how these models simplify circuit analysis by capturing relationships between input and output signals. Key elements of amplifier models include voltage gain, input resistance, and output resistance, with application to cascading multiple amplifier stages to enhance overall circuit performance.

Sections

  • 22.1

    Linear Models Of Amplifiers (Part A)

    This section introduces the linear models of various amplifier types, focusing on the voltage amplifier model and its components.

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  • 22.1.1

    Overview And Topics Covered

    This section introduces the concepts of various amplifier models, focusing specifically on linear models of amplifiers used in analog electronic circuits.

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  • 22.1.2

    Concepts To Be Covered

    This section outlines the linear models of amplifiers, including voltage, current, trans-conductance, and trans-resistance amplifiers.

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  • 22.1.3

    Examples Of Voltage Amplifiers

    This section introduces voltage amplifiers and their linear models, focusing on BJT and MOSFET examples to illustrate key concepts.

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  • 22.1.4

    Modelling Of Voltage Amplifiers

    This section covers the modeling of various types of amplifiers, focusing on voltage amplifiers, their construction, operation, and important circuit characteristics.

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  • 22.1.5

    Summary Of Voltage Amplifier Concept

    This section introduces the concept and model of voltage amplifiers, explaining their purpose and relationships between input and output signals.

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  • 22.1.6

    Input To Output Signal Relationship

    This section explores the fundamental relationship between input and output signals in linear amplifier models, specifically voltage amplifiers. It emphasizes how small signal variations impact the overall output while keeping DC conditions constant.

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  • 22.1.7

    Loading Effects In Amplifiers

    This section discusses the loading effects in amplifiers, detailing how these effects influence voltage gain and overall performance in amplifier circuits.

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  • 22.1.8

    Conclusion And Next Steps

    The section outlines key concepts about amplifier models, emphasizing the importance of understanding voltage, current, trans-conductance, and trans-resistance amplifiers for future studies in analog circuits.

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References

Lecture 22.pdf

Class Notes

Memorization

What we have learnt

  • Understanding of various am...
  • Insight into how models sim...
  • Recognition of important pa...

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