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47. Common Collector and Common Drain Amplifiers (Contd.): Numerical Examples (Part A)

The chapter focuses on the common collector and common drain amplifiers, providing insights into their numerical examples and design guidelines. Key performance parameters such as voltage gain, impedance, and capacitance are discussed alongside intermediate steps for analyzing these circuits. It emphasizes the calculation of operating points, small signal parameters, and bandwidth considerations for various configurations.

Sections

  • 47.1

    Analog Electronic Circuits

    This section covers numerical examples and design guidelines for common collector and common drain amplifiers, focusing on voltage gain, input and output impedance, and the effects of parasitic components.

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  • 47.1.1

    Lecture – 47

    This section delves into common collector and common drain amplifiers, focusing on numerical examples and design guidelines.

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  • 47.1.2

    Common Collector And Common Drain Amplifiers (Contd.): Numerical Examples

    This section focuses on numerical examples and design guidelines for common collector and common drain amplifiers, building on prior discussions about voltage gain and circuit impedance.

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  • 47.2

    Outline Of Today’s Presentation

    Today's presentation focuses on numerical examples and design guidelines for common collector and common drain amplifiers.

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  • 47.2.1

    Focus On Numerical Examples And Design Guidelines

    This section covers numerical examples and design guidelines related to common collector and common drain amplifiers, focusing on ideal conditions and parasitic influences.

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  • 47.3

    Common Collector Amplifier Example

    This section discusses the common collector amplifier, focusing on its characteristics, numerical examples on voltage gain, input and output impedance, and design guidelines.

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  • 47.3.1

    Initial Conditions And Parameter Definitions

    This section discusses the initial conditions and definitions of parameters for common collector and common drain amplifiers, highlighting their voltage gain, input/output impedances, and bias circuits.

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  • 47.3.2

    Operating Point Analysis

    The section on Operating Point Analysis delves into the analysis of common collector and common drain amplifiers, emphasizing numerical examples and design guidelines.

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  • 47.3.3

    Small Signal Parameters

    This section explores the small signal parameters in common collector and common drain amplifiers, focusing on their mathematical expressions and significance in circuit design.

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  • 47.3.4

    Voltage Gain Calculation

    This section covers the calculation of voltage gain in common collector and common drain amplifiers through numerical examples and design guidelines.

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  • 47.3.5

    Input Impedance

    This section covers input impedance in common collector and common drain amplifiers, detailing numerical examples and design guidelines for analyzing these amplifiers.

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  • 47.3.6

    Output Impedance Calculation

    This section discusses the output impedance calculation for common collector and common drain amplifiers, focusing on various circuit parameters.

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  • 47.3.7

    Upper Cutoff Frequency

    This section discusses the upper cutoff frequency in common collector and common drain amplifiers, detailing its significance and calculation.

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  • 47.4

    Next Circuit With Practical Source Resistance

    This section covers the analysis of common collector and common drain amplifiers, focusing on numerical examples that include practical source resistance.

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  • 47.4.1

    Analysis With 100k Source Resistance

    This section discusses the numerical analysis of Common Collector (CC) and Common Drain (CD) amplifiers, emphasizing the effects of source resistance on performance metrics.

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  • 47.4.2

    Impact On Operating Point

    This section discusses the impact of biasing on the operating point of common collector and common drain amplifiers through numerical examples.

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  • 47.4.3

    Small Signal Parameters Consistency

    This section discusses the analysis of small signal parameters in common collector and common drain amplifiers through numerical examples.

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  • 47.4.4

    Output Impedance With Source Resistance

    This section discusses the output impedance of common collector and common drain amplifiers considering the influence of source resistance on circuit performance.

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  • 47.4.5

    Upper Cutoff Frequency Reevaluation

    This section discusses the reevaluation of upper cutoff frequency in common collector and common drain amplifiers, focusing on numerical examples and design parameters.

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  • 47.5

    Conclusion And Future Topics

    This section encapsulates the overarching themes of the discussion on common collector and common drain amplifiers, emphasizing their design and operational characteristics and hints at future topics for exploration.

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References

Lecture 47.pdf

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