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Differential Amplifier Design

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EE-320: Analog IC design

Introduction to the design of analog CMOS integrated circuits at the transistor level. Understanding and design of basic structures. ...

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This lecture focuses on designing a differential amplifier with resistive load, covering schematic creation, simulation using Cadence Virtuoso, and hand calculations. The lecture emphasizes key design parameters such as gain, bias current, and voltage levels.

Instructor

Mahsa Shoaran

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Computer engineering

Hardware engineering: Microprocessors

Physics

Electromagnetism: Electrical networks

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