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46. Common Collector and Common Drain Amplifiers (Contd.): Analysis (Part B)

The chapter discusses the analysis of common collector and common drain amplifiers, focusing on their voltage gain, input resistance, output resistance, and input capacitance. It highlights the significant effects of connected resistors and provides insights into circuit behavior using small signal equivalent models. The chapter also compares the analysis for BJT and MOS transistors, emphasizing how various parameters influence circuit performance.

Sections

  • 46.1

    Analog Electronic Circuits

    This section dives into the analysis of Common Collector and Common Drain amplifiers, examining key parameters like voltage gain, input and output resistance, and capacitance.

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  • 46.1.1

    Common Collector And Common Drain Amplifiers (Contd.): Analysis (Part B)

    This section continues the analysis of Common Collector and Common Drain amplifiers, focusing on output resistance, input capacitance, and impedance characteristics.

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  • 46.2

    Analysis Of The Common Collector Amplifier

    This section analyzes the common collector amplifier, detailing its voltage gain, input and output resistance, and capacitance.

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  • 46.2.1

    Small Signal Equivalent Circuit

    This section outlines the small signal equivalent circuit for common collector and common drain amplifiers, emphasizing their voltage gain, input resistance, and output resistance.

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  • 46.2.2

    Current Flow And Kcl At The Emitter Node

    This section discusses the application of Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL) at the emitter node of a common collector amplifier, highlighting key relationships involving input and output currents and explaining various parameters such as voltage gain, input resistance, output resistance, and input capacitance.

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  • 46.2.3

    Voltage Gain Relationship

    This section discusses the voltage gain relationship in common collector amplifiers, focusing on how resistance and circuit components influence gain and other parameters.

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  • 46.3

    Input Resistance Discussion

    This section delves into the analysis of input resistance in common collector amplifiers, highlighting key relationships and effects of connected resistances.

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  • 46.3.1

    Input Resistance Calculation

    This section focuses on the calculation of input resistance in common collector and common drain amplifiers.

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  • 46.4

    Output Resistance Discussion

    This section discusses the output resistance in common collector and common drain amplifiers, analyzing how resistance affects voltage gain and other circuit parameters.

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  • 46.4.1

    Output Resistance Calculation

    This section discusses the method to calculate output resistance in common collector amplifiers, analyzing how it relates to various parameters in the circuit.

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  • 46.5

    Input Capacitance Analysis

    This section explores the concept of input capacitance in common collector and common drain amplifiers, detailing how circuit parameters influence voltage gain and input/output characteristics.

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  • 46.5.1

    Input Capacitance Calculation And Effects

    This section discusses the calculation of input capacitance in amplifier circuits, particularly focusing on common collector and common drain configurations.

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  • 46.6

    Common Drain Amplifier Analysis

    This section explores the common drain amplifier, detailing its voltage gain, input resistance, output resistance, and input capacitance.

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  • 46.6.1

    Resistance Calculation In Common Drain

    This section focuses on the analysis of resistance calculation in common drain amplifiers, emphasizing various parameters such as voltage gain, input resistance, and output resistance.

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  • 46.6.2

    Voltage Gain In Common Drain Circuit

    The section explores the voltage gain in common drain circuits, highlighting the relationships between input and output signals in amplifiers.

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  • 46.7

    Additional Components Consideration

    This section explores the analysis of common collector and common drain amplifiers, focusing on key parameters like voltage gain, input/output resistance, and input capacitance.

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  • 46.7.1

    Complex Circuit Analysis

    This section discusses the analysis of Common Collector and Common Drain amplifiers in analog electronic circuits, focusing on voltage gain and input/output resistances.

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  • 46.8

    Summary And Future Topics

    The section summarizes key points of common collector and common drain amplifiers and outlines future topics for further exploration.

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  • 46.8.1

    Recap Of Covered Topics

    This section discusses the analysis of Common Collector and Common Drain Amplifiers, focusing on their voltage gain, resistances, and input capacitance.

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References

Lecture 46.pdf

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