39. Tuned (or Narrowband) Amplifiers

1 Introduction to the course and Basic ElectricalQuantity 2 RLC Components Energy Consideration Sources and Circuit Laws 3 KCL, KVL & Networks Analysis 4 Network Theorems (Thevenin's/Norton's) 5 Source Transformation, Superposition Theorem and Non-Linear One-Ports 6 Signal Wave Forms 7 Periodic Wave Forms & Elements of Amplifiers 8 Operational Amplifiers & Diodes 9 Rectifiers and Power Supplies 10 AC Circuit Analysis 11 Semiconductor Physics 12 Semiconductor Physics (Contd.) 13 More About Diodes including Zener Diodes 14 Bipolar Junction Transistors 15 Transistors Characteristics & Biasing 16 BJT biasing & Introduction to Power Amplifier 17 BJT Power Amplifiers 18 Power Amplifiers 19 Power Amplifiers (contd) and an Introduction to SmallSignal Modeling of BJT 20 Small Signal Model & Small Signal Amplifiers 21 Small Signal Amplifiers (Contd.) 22 Small Signal Amplifier (Cont.) 23 Small Signal Amplifiers (Contd.) 24 Negative Feedback 25 DigitalCircuits 26 DigitalCircuits (Contd.) 27 High Frequency Response ofSmall Signal Amplifiers 28 High Frequency Response of Small Signal Amplifiers(Contd) 29 Low Frequency Response ofSmall Signal Amplifiers 30 Problem Session -- 5 on Frequency Response of Small SignalAmplifiers 31 Class B, Class AB and Class A Power Amplifiers 32 Class A Power Amplifiers; Efficiency Considerations 33 Problem Session -- 7 on Differential and Power Amplifiers 34 Introduction to Feedback Amplifiers 35 Advantages of Negative Feedback Amplifiers 36 Analysis of Feedback Amplifiers 37 Analysis of the Series -- Series and Other FeedbackConfigurations 38 Problem Session -- 8 on Feedback Amplifiers 39 Tuned (or Narrowband) Amplifiers 40 Problem Session -- 10 on Tuned Amplifiers 41 Op-Amp offsets, Compensations & Slew Rate 42 Op-Amp Compensation, Slew Rate and Some Problems