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84. Usage of current mirror (Part-B)

The chapter discusses the application of current mirrors in various amplifier configurations, including Common Collector, Common Drain, and Differential Amplifiers. It elaborates on the current mirror's role in improving performance metrics such as common mode and differential mode gains, highlighting the underlying principles and equations that govern transistor behavior in these circuits.

Sections

  • 84.1

    Analog Electronic Circuits

    This section discusses the usage of current mirrors in common emitter, common collector, and differential amplifiers.

  • 84.1.1

    Usage Of Current Mirror (Part B)

    The section discusses the application of current mirrors in various amplifier configurations, including common collector and differential amplifiers.

  • 84.1.2

    Common Collector Amplifier

    This section explores the concept and workings of the common collector amplifier and the usage of current mirrors within its configuration.

  • 84.1.3

    Common Drain Amplifier

    The common drain amplifier, also known as the source follower, utilizes a current mirror for biasing and gain improvements.

  • 84.1.4

    Differential Amplifier Applications

    This section explores the various applications of current mirrors in differential amplifiers, emphasizing improvements in gain and performance.

  • 84.1.5

    Active Load Current Mirror

    The section discusses the application of active load current mirrors in common collector and common drain amplifiers, highlighting their impact on gain improvement.

  • 84.1.6

    Improvements On Common Mode Gain

    This section discusses the utilization of current mirrors to enhance the performance of common collectors and differential amplifiers by improving their common mode gain.

  • 84.1.7

    Differential Mode Gain

    This section discusses the significance and application of differential mode gain in analog electronic circuits, particularly through the use of current mirrors.

References

Lecture 84.pdf

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