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70. Single - ended Vs. Differential Signaling and Basic Model of a Differential Amplifier

The chapter provides a comprehensive overview of single-ended versus differential signaling along with an introduction to the basic model of a differential amplifier. It highlights the differences in operation and configuration between single-ended and differential amplifiers while discussing circuit activation, signal feeding techniques, and the importance of differential signal pairs. The chapter concludes with a discussion on the components of differential signaling, including differential mode signals and common mode signals, as well as the mathematical relationships among them.

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Sections

  • 70.1

    Analog Electronic Circuits

    This section discusses the differences between single-ended and differential signaling, along with the basic model of a differential amplifier.

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  • 70.1.1

    Single-Ended Vs. Differential Signaling And Basic Model Of A Differential Amplifier

    This section introduces the fundamental differences between single-ended and differential signaling, alongside the basic model of a differential amplifier.

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  • 70.2

    Module-7 Overview

    This section covers the fundamental differences between single-ended and differential amplifiers, focusing on the basic model of differential amplifiers.

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  • 70.3

    Basic Operation Of Single Ended Amplifier

    The section discusses the basic operation of single-ended amplifiers and the contrasts between single-ended and differential amplifiers.

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  • 70.3.1

    Single Ended Signaling

    This section explores the fundamental concepts of single-ended signaling in analog electronic circuits, contrasting it with differential signaling.

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  • 70.3.2

    Dc Part And Signal Part

    This section covers the fundamental differences between single-ended and differential signaling in amplifiers, focusing on their operational principles and the models of a differential amplifier.

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  • 70.3.3

    Input To Output Transfer Characteristics

    This section discusses the distinctions between single-ended amplifiers and differential signaling, including the basic model of a differential amplifier.

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  • 70.3.4

    Small Signal Equivalent Circuit

    This section discusses the concepts of single-ended and differential signaling, emphasizing the small signal equivalent circuit and its application in differential amplifiers.

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  • 70.4

    Differential Amplifier Overview

    This section introduces differential amplifiers, contrasting them with single-ended amplifiers and discussing their operation, signaling modes, and basic characteristics.

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  • 70.4.1

    Basic Differences Between Single Ended And Differential Amplifiers

    This section discusses the key differences between single-ended and differential amplifiers, focusing on their operation, signal inputs, and outputs.

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  • 70.4.2

    Small Signal Model Of Differential Amplifier

    This section explores the small signal model of differential amplifiers, highlighting the differences between single-ended and differential signaling.

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  • 70.4.2.1

    Differential Input And Output Signals

    This section explains the distinctions between single-ended and differential signaling, elaborating on their operational mechanisms and the basic model of a differential amplifier.

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  • 70.4.2.2

    Common Mode And Differential Mode Components

    This section discusses the differences between single-ended and differential signaling, focusing on the components involved in differential amplifiers.

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  • 70.5

    Characterizing Differential Amplifier

    This section discusses the fundamental differences between single-ended and differential amplifiers, focusing on their configurations and signaling methods.

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  • 70.5.1

    Differential Gain

    This section introduces differential signaling and the fundamental differences between single-ended amplifiers and differential amplifiers.

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  • 70.5.2

    Common Mode Gain

    This section discusses the differences between single-ended and differential signaling, focusing on the fundamental properties of differential amplifiers.

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  • 70.6

    Equivalence Of Signals In Amplifiers

    This section differentiates between single-ended and differential signaling in amplifiers, highlighting their operational differences and conceptual equivalences.

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  • 70.6.1

    Transformation Between Differential And Single Ended Representation

    This section discusses the differences between single-ended and differential signaling, focusing on their respective amplifier models.

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References

Lecture 70.pdf

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What we have learnt

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