Amplifiers. Design concepts

The amplifier is one of the most common fundamental electronic circuits. It is included in all analog circuit monographs, due to the great interest it enjoys and the fact that it is often identified as a component block in many electronic circuits (oscillators, stabilizers, etc.). As a result, a matter of great interest, as for any analog circuit, is its design.

The information presented in this book is useful both for the Fundamental Electronic Circuits (CEF) course in the electronics faculty curriculum and more generally for any analog circuit discipline when the amplifier side is discussed. The book can be used for the analysis as well as the design of amplifier circuits.

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