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45. Common Collector and Common Drain Amplifiers (Contd.): Analysis (Part A)

The chapter focuses on the analysis of Common Collector and Common Drain Amplifiers, elaborating on the impacts of realistic biasing and associated components on their voltage gain, input capacitance, and output resistance. It compares idealistic assumptions with practical scenarios, evaluating how the introduction of additional resistances alters circuit characteristics. The content lays a solid foundation for understanding the behavior and design considerations of these essential amplifying configurations.

Sections

  • 45.1

    Analog Electronic Circuits

    This section continues the discussion on Common Collector and Common Drain Amplifiers, focusing on practical circuit analysis including voltage gain and input capacitance.

    Learning Practice

  • 45.1.1

    Introduction

    This section introduces the common collector and common drain amplifiers' analytical techniques that account for practical circuit components.

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  • 45.1.2

    Common Collector And Common Drain Amplifiers (Contd): Analysis (Part A)

    This section discusses the analysis of common collector and common drain amplifiers, particularly focusing on practical components and their effects on voltage gain and input impedance.

    Learning Practice

  • 45.2

    Common Collector Amplifier Analysis

    This section explores the analysis of common collector amplifiers, addressing voltage gain, input and output impedance, and capacitance under practical circuit conditions.

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  • 45.2.1

    Considerations With R

    This section covers the analysis of common collector and drain amplifiers, focusing on the effects of resistance components on voltage gain, impedance, and input capacitance.

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  • 45.2.2

    Input Capacitance And Voltage Gain

    This section reviews the concepts of input capacitance and voltage gain in common collector and common drain amplifiers, with a focus on practical circuit components and their effects.

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  • 45.2.3

    Output Resistance

    This section explores the output resistance in common collector and common drain amplifiers, highlighting the impact of various resistances on circuit behavior.

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  • 45.3

    Common Drain Stage Analysis

    This section delves into the analysis of common-drain amplifiers, focusing on voltage gain, impedance, and input capacitance while considering practical circuit components.

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  • 45.3.1

    Common Drain Stage With R

    This section discusses the analysis and implications of the common drain amplifier circuit considering the presence of resistance.

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  • 45.4

    Source Resistance Considerations

    This section evaluates the impact of source resistance on common collector and common drain amplifiers, examining voltage gain, input impedance, and capacitance with practical circuit components.

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  • 45.4.1

    Common Collector Stage With Source Resistance

    This section discusses the behavior of common collector amplifiers when considering source resistance and other practical components, analyzing their voltage gain, input capacitance, and output resistance.

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  • 45.4.2

    Behavior Remains Unchanged

    The discussion centers on how circuit behavior remains stable despite the incorporation of practical components.

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  • 45.4.3

    Output Resistance Of Common Collector

    This section discusses the output resistance of common collector amplifiers and analyzes the influence of practical circuit components on its performance.

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  • 45.5

    Effect Of Collector Terminal Resistance

    This section discusses the impact of collector terminal resistance on common collector and common drain amplifiers, emphasizing implications for voltage gain, input impedance, and input capacitance.

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  • 45.5.1

    Impact On Parameters

    This section discusses the impact of practical circuit components on the parameters of common collector and common drain amplifiers, focusing on aspects such as voltage gain, impedance, and input capacitance.

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References

Lecture 45.pdf

Class Notes

Memorization

What we have learnt

  • The introduction of practic...
  • Output resistance can be ca...
  • Simplifications can be made...

Final Test

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