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52. Common Base and Common Gate Amplifiers (Contd.) : Numerical Examples (Part B)

The chapter discusses Common Base and Common Gate amplifiers with a focus on practical circuit biasing, numerical examples, and the calculation of operating points. It covers the analysis of current gain, voltage swing, and input impedance, providing detailed examples that illustrate the concepts thoroughly.

Sections

  • 52.1

    Analog Electronic Circuits

    This section covers the operational principles, calculations, and characteristics of Common Base and Common Gate amplifiers in analog electronic circuits.

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  • 52.1.1

    Prof. Pradip Mandal

    This section provides an extensive overview of common base and common gate amplifiers with practical circuit examples, focusing on biasing arrangements and output characteristics.

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  • 52.1.2

    Department Of Electronics And Electrical Communication Engineering

    This section discusses Common Base and Common Gate amplifiers, focusing on practical circuit configurations and their numerical analysis.

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  • 52.1.3

    Indian Institute Of Technology, Kharagpur

    This section discusses the functional aspects of common base and common gate amplifiers, including practical bias arrangements and calculations for operating points.

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  • 52.1.4

    Lecture – 52

    This section focuses on common base and common gate amplifiers, analyzing practical circuit biasing arrangements and their numerical examples.

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  • 52.1.5

    Common Base And Common Gate Amplifiers (Contd.): Numerical Examples (Part B)

    This section provides numerical examples exploring the operational principles of common base and common gate amplifiers, focusing on practical bias arrangements and the calculations of small signal parameters.

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  • 52.2

    Common Base Amplifier

    This section covers the common base amplifier's practical circuit design and operating principles.

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  • 52.2.1

    Example Of Common Base Circuit

    This section covers the common base circuit, focusing on practical bias arrangement and its significance in analog electronics.

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  • 52.2.2

    Operating Points And Parameters

    This section explores the operating points and parameters of common base and common gate amplifiers, focusing on practical biasing arrangements and their calculations.

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  • 52.2.3

    Calculating Small Signal Parameters

    The section explains the calculation of small signal parameters in common base amplifiers, emphasizing practical bias arrangements and the operating point of the transistor.

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  • 52.2.4

    Output Swing Analysis

    This section discusses the output swing analysis of common base and common gate amplifiers, focusing on calculating DC voltages, output currents, and the effects on the performance of the amplifiers.

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  • 52.2.5

    Current Gain Of Common Base Amplifier

    This section discusses the current gain of common base amplifiers, emphasizing the practical aspects of their operation and biasing arrangements.

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  • 52.3

    Common Gate Amplifier

    This section delves into the operational specifics and characteristics of common gate amplifiers, highlighting their configurations and biases.

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  • 52.3.1

    Practical Bias Arrangement In Common Gate

    The section discusses the practical bias arrangements in common gate amplifiers and provides a detailed analysis of circuit operation and performance metrics.

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  • 52.3.2

    Finding Operating Point And Small Signal Parameters

    This section discusses the methods for determining the operating point and small signal parameters of common base amplifiers in analog electronic circuits.

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  • 52.3.3

    Voltage Gain And Input Impedance

    This section discusses the voltage gain and input impedance of common base amplifiers within the context of analog electronic circuits.

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  • 52.3.4

    Signal Swing Analysis

    This section discusses the signal swing analysis of common base amplifiers, focusing on calculating the DC operating points and how they influence the output swing and input impedance.

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  • 52.3.5

    Current Gain Of Common Gate Amplifier

    This section discusses the current gain of the common gate amplifier, emphasizing its practical implementation and operational characteristics.

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  • 52.4

    Conclusion

    The conclusion summarizes the analysis of common base amplifiers and anticipates discussing common gate amplifiers.

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  • 52.4.1

    Summary Of Numerical Example

    This section discusses practical numerical examples of common base and common gate amplifiers, focusing on calculating operating points and signal parameters.

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References

Lecture 52.pdf

Class Notes

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What we have learnt

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