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67. Multi-Transistor Amplifiers : Amplifier With Active Load (Part B)

The chapter discusses the operation and analysis of multi-transistor amplifiers with active load, focusing on common source and common emitter configurations. It highlights the implications of using active loads on voltage gain and output resistance compared to passive loads. In-depth examples illustrate how these configurations enhance circuit performance and maintain operational stability.

Sections

  • 67.1

    Analog Electronic Circuits

    This section discusses multi-transistor amplifiers, particularly focusing on amplifiers with active loads, and their advantages in enhancing voltage gain over passive loads.

  • 67.2

    Multi-Transistor Amplifiers: Amplifier With Active Load (Part B)

    This section covers the implementation and operation of multi-transistor amplifiers using active loads to enhance voltage gain, comparing their performance with passive loads.

  • 67.3

    Introduction To Common Source Amplifier With Active Load

    This section introduces the concept of a common source amplifier with an active load, addressing its operational principles and advantages over passive load configurations.

  • 67.3.1

    Load Line Characteristics And Gain Enhancement

    This section discusses the load line characteristics of common emitter and common source amplifiers and how active loads can enhance their voltage gain.

  • 67.4

    Implementation Of Common Source Amplifier

    This section discusses the implementation of the common source amplifier with an active load, focusing on how it enhances voltage gain compared to a passive load.

  • 67.4.1

    Detailing Circuit Connections For Transistors

    This section discusses the implementation of active loads in common source amplifiers to enhance voltage gain compared to passive loads.

  • 67.5

    Current Matching In Active Load Configurations

    This section discusses the importance of current matching in amplifiers with active loads for enhancing voltage gain in analog electronic circuits.

  • 67.5.1

    Understanding Saturation Region Requirements

    This section explains the importance of maintaining transistors in the saturation region for optimal performance in amplifiers.

  • 67.5.2

    Current Equality Conditions In Circuit Design

    This section discusses the importance of maintaining current equality for the proper operation of common source amplifiers with active loads and illustrates the concepts through detailed analysis of transistor characteristics.

  • 67.6

    Small Signal Analysis Of Common Source Amplifier

    This section discusses the principles of small signal analysis in common source amplifiers, emphasizing the impact of active loads on voltage gain.

  • 67.6.1

    Output Characteristics And Voltage Gain Calculation

    This section explores the voltage gain enhancement of common emitter and common source amplifiers using active loads.

  • 67.6.2

    Influence Of Load On Gain And Bandwidth

    This section discusses how load characteristics can significantly affect the gain and bandwidth of analog amplifiers.

  • 67.7

    Comparative Analysis Of Active And Passive Loads

    This section compares the characteristics and performance differences between active and passive loads in amplifier circuits.

  • 67.7.1

    Bandwidth And Gain Trade-Off

    This section discusses the trade-off between bandwidth and gain in amplifiers, with a focus on common emitter and common source amplifiers using active loads.

  • 67.8

    Practical Applications Of Common Emitter Amplifiers

    This section explores the limitations and enhancements of voltage gain in common emitter amplifiers, particularly through the use of active loads for improved performance.

  • 67.8.1

    Real-World Circuit Adjustments

    This section discusses the importance of using active loads in amplifier circuits to enhance voltage gain and improve overall performance.

Class Notes

Memorization

What we have learnt

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  • Properly balanced currents ...
  • The slope of load line char...

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