Analog Electronic Circuits - Vol 2 | 48. Common Collector and Common Drain Amplifiers (Contd.): Numerical Examples (Part B) - B by Abraham | Learn Smarter
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48. Common Collector and Common Drain Amplifiers (Contd.): Numerical Examples (Part B) - B

This chapter delves into the design guidelines for common collector and common drain circuits while focusing on numerical analysis for these configurations. The output impedance, transconductance, and collector current calculations are emphasized as critical components of the design process. Moreover, the chapter outlines systematic approaches to circuit design through practical examples, laying a foundation for understanding additional configurations like common gate and common base.

Sections

  • 48.1

    Design Guidelines For Circuit Analysis

    This section provides design guidelines for circuit analysis focusing on common collector and common drain configurations, elucidating the parameters required for circuit stability and performance.

    Learning Practice

  • 48.1.1

    Common Collector Or Common Drain Circuit Analysis

    This section discusses the analysis and design guidelines for common collector (common drain) circuits, highlighting their output impedance and voltage gain characteristics.

    Learning Practice

  • 48.1.2

    Design Sequence From Output Impedance

    This section outlines the guidelines for designing circuits based on output impedance, focusing on common collector and common drain circuit configurations.

    Learning Practice

  • 48.1.3

    Calculating Required Values

    This section covers the design guidelines for calculating required values in common drain and common collector circuits.

    Learning Practice

  • 48.1.5

    Common Collector Circuit Guidelines

    This section outlines the design guidelines for a common collector circuit, focusing on parameters such as output impedance, transconductance, and cutoff frequency.

    Learning Practice

  • 48.1.4

    Summary Of Design Guidelines

    The section outlines important design guidelines for common collector and common drain circuits, focusing on output impedance, gain, and DC voltage calculations.

    Learning Practice

  • 48.2

    Conclusion On Circuit Design

    This section discusses the process of circuit design, focusing on the common collector and common drain circuits, including calculations for output impedance and frequency responses.

    Learning Practice

  • 48.2.1

    Review Of Design Process

    The section discusses the design guidelines for common collector and common drain circuits, focusing on the importance of output impedance and transconductance in the design process.

    Learning Practice

  • 48.2.2

    Next Steps: Common Base And Common Gate Configuration

    This section delves into the design guidelines for Common Drain and Common Collector configurations, specifically discussing the calculations of output impedance, transconductance, and collector currents.

    Learning Practice

References

Lecture 48 Part B.pdf

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What we have learnt

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