Integrated Circuits, MOSFETs, OP-Amps and Their Applications
This course is a design-oriented course aimed at understanding fabrication, parameters, and specifications of integrated circuits, MOSFETs, Op-Amps as well as their applications in the Analog domain.
Analog Circuits
Comprehensive exploration of analog circuit fundamentals, covering BJT and MOS models, amplifiers, frequency response, differential amplifiers, feedback theory, OPAMP circuits, active filters, oscillators, and DAC/ADC.
Electronics
Comprehensive exploration of electronic components and circuits, covering diodes, transistors, amplifiers, FETs, MOSFETs, and operational amplifiers, with in-depth analysis and practical applications.
Analog Electronic Circuits
Comprehensive exploration of analog electronic circuits, covering amplifiers, oscillators, feedback systems, and power amplifiers. Includes problem-solving sessions and in-depth analysis of various circuit configurations.
Devices to Circuits
Comprehensive exploration of microelectronics, covering BJTs, MOSFETs, amplifiers, and circuit analysis. Focuses on device physics, operational modes, and practical applications in analog and digital circuits.
Robust Biasing with Source Feedback - Part 1
Explore robust biasing techniques using negative feedback for enhanced circuit stability and performance.
Robust Biasing with Source Feedback - Part 2
Explore robust biasing techniques using negative feedback for enhanced circuit stability and performance.
Small Signal Analysis of Nonlinear Networks
Analyze nonlinear networks using small signal techniques. Gain insights into circuit behavior and performance optimization.
Small Signal Analysis
Analyze small signals in electronic circuits, understanding their behavior and impact on system performance.
Frequency Response of the Common Gate Amplifier
Analyze frequency response and stability of negative feedback loops in common gate amplifiers, enhancing understanding of circuit behavior.
Sniffing Sunlight - Erik Kamerling
Explore modulated light communication techniques, from historical Photophones to modern smartphone applications, covering DIY setups, commercial options, and potential security implications.