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Analog Circuits

Analog Circuits. Instructor: Prof. Jayanta Mukherjee, Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Bombay. This course is designed as the introductory course on analog circuits for undergraduate students. It covers the basic components and methodologies used for analog design. Most of the portion deals with OPAMP based circuits. Later in the course some BJT and MOSFET based circuits are discussed. (from nptel.ac.in)

Lecture 28 - Filter Transformation (cont.)

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Lecture 01 - Introduction

Lecture 02 - Poles and Zeros

Lecture 03 - Op-Amps

Lecture 04 - Application of Op-Amps

Lecture 05 - Inverting Amplifier and Noninverting Amplifier

Lecture 06 - Non-idealities in Op-Amp (Finite Gain, Finite Bandwidth and Slew Rate)

Lecture 07 - Non-idealities in Op-Amp (Offset Voltage and Bias Current)

Lecture 08 - Bode Plot

Lecture 09 - Frequency Response

Lecture 10 - Frequency Response (High Frequency Response)

Lecture 11 - Frequency Response Example

Lecture 12 - Feedback

Lecture 13 - Effects of Feedback

Lecture 14 - Tutorial 1 and 2

Lecture 15 - Effect of Feedback and Stability

Lecture 16 - Stability

Lecture 17 - Stability and Pole Location

Lecture 18 - Stability and Pole Location (cont.)

Lecture 19 - Tutorial 3

Lecture 20 - Gain Margin - An Example

Lecture 21 - Frequency Compensation

Lecture 22 - Filters

Lecture 23 - Filter Prototypes

Lecture 24 - Tutorial 4

Lecture 25 - Tutorial 5

Lecture 26 - Tutorial 6

Lecture 27 - Chebyshev Prototype, Filter Transformation

Lecture 28 - Filter Transformation (cont.)

Lecture 29 - Active Filters

Lecture 30 - Nonlinear Applications of Op-Amps

Lecture 31 - Limiter, Diodes

Lecture 32 - Oscillators

Lecture 33 - Oscillator Amplitude Control, Quadrature Oscillator

Lecture 34 - Multivibrators

Lecture 35 - Multivibrators (cont.)

Lecture 36 - Monostable Multivibrator

Lecture 37 - Zener Effect, Rectifiers

Lecture 38 - Rectifiers

Lecture 39 - Clamper, Peak Rectifier, Super Didoes

Lecture 40 - BJT DC Circuits

Lecture 41 - Current Mirror