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34. Common Source Amplifier (contd.) Numerical examples and design guidelines (Part B)

The chapter focuses on the design guidelines and numerical examples related to the Common Source Amplifier in analog electronics. It details how to determine component values based upon specific operational requirements, ensuring optimal amplifier performance. Theoretical analyses are contrasted with practical design methods to illustrate the necessary calculations for biasing and performance specifications.

Sections

  • 34.1

    Common Source Amplifier (Contd.)

    This section focuses on design guidelines and numerical examples for common source amplifiers, highlighting how to select component values for optimal circuit performance.

    Learning Practice

  • 34.1.1

    Numerical Examples And Design Guidelines

    This section focuses on the numerical analysis and design guidelines of the common source amplifier in analog electronic circuits.

    Learning Practice

  • 34.1.2

    Design Guidelines Overview

    This section outlines the design guidelines for common source amplifiers, focusing on component selection to achieve optimal circuit performance.

    Learning Practice

  • 34.1.3

    Bias Resistor Selection

    This section focuses on the design guidelines and numerical examples for selecting bias resistors in a common source amplifier.

    Learning Practice

  • 34.1.4

    Calculating Output Swing

    This section covers the principles and methodologies for calculating the output swing in a common source amplifier.

    Learning Practice

  • 34.1.5

    Voltage Gain Calculation

    This section discusses the methodologies for calculating voltage gain in Common Source Amplifiers, emphasizing component selection for optimal performance.

    Learning Practice

  • 34.1.6

    Finding Drain Resistance

    This section focuses on the design guidelines for a common source amplifier, specifically how to find the values of bias components for optimal performance.

    Learning Practice

  • 34.1.7

    Performance Parameters Discussion

    This section discusses the design guidelines for a common source amplifier, focusing on selecting component values for optimal performance.

    Learning Practice

  • 34.1.8

    Targeting Different Bias Currents

    This section discusses the design guidelines for a common source amplifier, focusing on how to select component values for optimal performance.

    Learning Practice

  • 34.1.9

    Output Resistance And Input Resistance

    This section discusses the design guidelines for a common source amplifier, focusing on how to select component values to achieve desired input and output resistances.

    Learning Practice

  • 34.1.10

    Guidelines For Lower Cutoff Frequency

    This section provides essential design guidelines for selecting component values in a Common Source Amplifier, emphasizing the importance of the lower cutoff frequency.

    Learning Practice

  • 34.1.11

    Conclusion And Future Discussion

    This section emphasizes the design guidelines for a common source amplifier and the significance of properly selecting component values for optimal circuit performance.

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References

Lecture 34.pdf

Class Notes

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What we have learnt

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