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44. Common Collector and Common Drain Amplifiers - Part B

The chapter focuses on the analysis of common collector and common drain amplifiers, highlighting their roles as voltage mode buffers. Key discussions include output resistance, input capacitance, and voltage gain approximation, demonstrating that both configurations maintain a high input impedance and low output impedance while achieving a voltage gain close to one. Practical implications and theoretical concepts are explored to show how these amplifiers operate efficiently in electronic circuits.

Sections

  • 44.1

    Common Collector Amplifier Analysis

    This section focuses on the analysis of common collector amplifiers, detailing their output resistance, input capacitance, and overall behavior in voltage mode amplification.

    Learning Practice

  • 44.1.1

    Output Resistance

    This section discusses the output resistance of common collector and common drain amplifier configurations, highlighting their low output resistance and implications for circuit design.

    Learning Practice

  • 44.1.2

    Input Capacitance

    The section discusses input capacitance in common collector and common drain amplifiers, highlighting its low value and implications on performance.

    Learning Practice

  • 44.1.3

    Practical Circuit Considerations

    This section discusses the practical considerations for common collector and common drain amplifiers, focusing on their output and input characteristics, including resistance and capacitance.

    Learning Practice

  • 44.2

    Common Drain Amplifier Analysis

    This section focuses on the analysis of common drain amplifiers, detailing output resistance, input capacitance, and their roles in voltage mode amplification.

    Learning Practice

  • 44.2.1

    Input Capacitance Considerations

    This section discusses input capacitance in common collector and common drain amplifiers, highlighting their roles in voltage mode buffering.

    Learning Practice

  • 44.2.2

    Practical Insights

    This section describes the output resistance and input capacitance of common collector and common drain amplifiers, establishing their effectiveness as voltage buffers.

    Learning Practice

  • 44.2.3

    Conclusions On Buffer Operation

    The section summarizes the operational characteristics of common collector and common drain amplifiers as voltage buffers, highlighting key parameters like output resistance, input capacitance, and impedance.

    Learning Practice

  • 44.3

    Summary Of Analysis

    This section discusses the output resistance and input capacitance of common collector and common drain amplifiers, highlighting their role as buffers in voltage mode amplification.

    Learning Practice

  • 44.3.1

    Key Observations

    This section discusses the output resistance and input capacitance of common collector and common drain amplifiers, emphasizing their low resistance and general behavior as voltage buffers.

    Learning Practice

  • 44.3.2

    Next Steps In Learning

    This section discusses the analysis of common collector and common drain amplifiers, providing insights into their output resistance, input capacitance, and overall function as voltage buffers.

    Learning Practice

References

Lecture 44 Part B.pdf

Class Notes

Memorization

What we have learnt

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