Lecture 1 - Introduction to Analog Circuits Introduction to the Diode
Lecture 2 - Diodes, Introduction to The Transistor
Lecture 3 - MOS Device, Characteristics
Lecture 4 - DC operating point
Lecture 5 - DC operating point, amplifier design
Lecture 6 - Common source amplifier, small signal analysis
Lecture 7 - Common gate, common drain
Lecture 8 - Common gate circuit
Lecture 9 - Source degenerated amplifier
Lecture 10 - Swing limits
Lecture 11 - Swing limits (Continued...), multi transistor amplifiers
Lecture 12 - Multi-transistor amplifiers
Lecture 13 - Introduction to current sources
Lecture 14 - Current sources/mirrors (Continued...)
Lecture 15 - Current sources, biasing
Lecture 16 - Differential circuits
Lecture 17 - Differential amplifiers-I
Lecture 18 - Differential amplifiers-II
Lecture 19 - Differential amplifiers-III
Lecture 20 - Self biased active load diff. amp
Lecture 21 - Diff. Cascode amplifier, two stage amplifiers
Lecture 22 - Two stage diff. amps, op-amps
Lecture 23 - Op-amps, OTAs
Lecture 24 - Circuits with op-amps
Lecture 25 - Capacitance in MOS devices
Lecture 26 - Common source, drain, gate-revisited
Lecture 27 - Common gate, common drain with capacitances
Lecture 28 - Cascode, cascade-revisit with capacitance
Lecture 29 - Cascade amplifier (with capacitance)
Lecture 30 - Diversion: 2-pole systems phase margin
Lecture 31 - Diversion Continued: Two Pole Systems
Lecture 32 - Compensation
Lecture 33 - Op-amp Design with Compensation
Lecture 34 - Unity Gain Bandwidth
Lecture 35 - Power Amplification
Lecture 36 - Power Amplifiers-2
Lecture 37 - Power Amplifiers- Class A,B,AB,C ClassD
Lecture 38 - Class D Amplifiers, Push-pull Amplifiers
Lecture 39 - Introduction to Voltage Regulators
Lecture 40 - Voltage Regulators- line, load; Conclusion Regulation