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Analog Electronics:- Design MOSFET Amplifiers using LTspice, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 58 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 56 subscribers.

You will learn about Concept of Channel Length Modulation (λ) Concept of Transconductance (gm) Biasing techniques for MOSFET Amplifiers AC Equivalent Model of MOSFET AC Analysis of MOSFET (Small Signal Analysis of MOSFET Amplifiers) Common Source Amplifier Common Gate Amplifier Common Drain Amplifier MOSFET Amplifier Design Considerations Thermal Considerations and Heat Dissipation MOSFET Amplifier Simulation using LTspice Troubleshooting and Practical Design Tips This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who want to learn FETs or Students who want to understand transistors in depth or Students who want to learn analog electronics in depth or Students who to learn analog circuit design or Advanced MOSFET Analysis and Design with Ltspice or Practical Applications of MOSFET Circuits on LTspice or Analog Electronics with MOSFET on LTspice or Electronic Engineers or Electrical Engineers or Biomedical Engineers or Instrumentation Engineers It is particularly useful for Students who want to learn FETs or Students who want to understand transistors in depth or Students who want to learn analog electronics in depth or Students who to learn analog circuit design or Advanced MOSFET Analysis and Design with Ltspice or Practical Applications of MOSFET Circuits on LTspice or Analog Electronics with MOSFET on LTspice or Electronic Engineers or Electrical Engineers or Biomedical Engineers or Instrumentation Engineers.

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Title: Analog Electronics:- Design MOSFET Amplifiers using LTspice

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 58

Number of Published Lectures: 58

Number of Curriculum Items: 58

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What You Will Learn

  • Concept of Channel Length Modulation (λ)
  • Concept of Transconductance (gm)
  • Biasing techniques for MOSFET Amplifiers
  • AC Equivalent Model of MOSFET
  • AC Analysis of MOSFET (Small Signal Analysis of MOSFET Amplifiers)
  • Common Source Amplifier
  • Common Gate Amplifier
  • Common Drain Amplifier
  • MOSFET Amplifier Design Considerations
  • Thermal Considerations and Heat Dissipation
  • MOSFET Amplifier Simulation using LTspice
  • Troubleshooting and Practical Design Tips
  • Who Should Attend

  • Students who want to learn FETs
  • Students who want to understand transistors in depth
  • Students who want to learn analog electronics in depth
  • Students who to learn analog circuit design
  • Advanced MOSFET Analysis and Design with Ltspice
  • Practical Applications of MOSFET Circuits on LTspice
  • Analog Electronics with MOSFET on LTspice
  • Electronic Engineers
  • Electrical Engineers
  • Biomedical Engineers
  • Instrumentation Engineers
  • Target Audiences

  • Students who want to learn FETs
  • Students who want to understand transistors in depth
  • Students who want to learn analog electronics in depth
  • Students who to learn analog circuit design
  • Advanced MOSFET Analysis and Design with Ltspice
  • Practical Applications of MOSFET Circuits on LTspice
  • Analog Electronics with MOSFET on LTspice
  • Electronic Engineers
  • Electrical Engineers
  • Biomedical Engineers
  • Instrumentation Engineers
  • Welcome to the second course on MOSFET Amplifiers, where we delve deeper into the intricate world of AC analysis. Building upon the foundational knowledge covered in our first MOSFET course, which explored the DC analysis of MOSFETs, this course focuses exclusively on MOSFET Amplifiers.

    @ Prerequisites: This course assumes prior knowledge of MOSFET fundamentals covered in our introductory course, including N-channel and P-channel MOSFETs, their symbols, structures, operational principles, and the drain current equation. Ensure you have a solid understanding of these concepts or enroll in our first course of MOSFET for comprehensive coverage.

    @ Course Roadmap:-

  • Channel Length Modulation (λ): Understand how channel length modulation affects MOSFET behavior and its implications on amplifier design.

  • Transconductance (gm): Master the concept of transconductance and its crucial role in MOSFET amplifier performance.

  • AC Analysis of MOSFET: Dive into small signal analysis techniques to uncover the secrets of MOSFET amplifiers’ AC behavior.

  • Common Source, Gate, and Drain Amplifiers: Explore the design and operation of these fundamental MOSFET amplifier configurations.

  • Design Considerations: Learn essential considerations for designing MOSFET amplifiers, including gain, bandwidth, and stability.

  • Thermal Management: Understand thermal considerations and strategies for effective heat dissipation in MOSFET amplifier circuits.

  • LTspice Simulation: Harness the power of LTspice for MOSFET amplifier simulation, enabling you to validate designs and explore performance characteristics.

  • Troubleshooting and Design Tips: Gain practical insights and tips for troubleshooting issues and optimizing MOSFET amplifier designs.

  • @ Who Should Enroll:

    Electrical engineers, students, hobbyists, and professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of MOSFET amplifiers and enhance their circuit design skills.

    Join us on this journey to master MOSFET amplifier’s AC analysis and unlock new possibilities in circuit design!

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Course Overview

    Lecture 2: Introduction

    Chapter 2: Quick Revision on Basic Concepts of MOSFETs from Course-1

    Lecture 1: Symbol & Construction of MOSFETs

    Lecture 2: Characteristics of MOSFETs

    Lecture 3: Drain Current Equation & Operating Region of MOSFETs

    Lecture 4: Plotting Characteristics of N-MOS on LTspice

    Lecture 5: Different Symbolic Representation of MOSFETs

    Lecture 6: Course Feedback

    Chapter 3: Numericals Based on Operating Region of MOSFETs

    Lecture 1: Basic Numericals-1-on N-Channel EmOS

    Lecture 2: Basic Numericals-2-on P-Channel EMOS

    Chapter 4: Channel Length Modulation (λ)

    Lecture 1: Concept of Channel Length Modulation

    Lecture 2: Effect of Channel Length Modulation (λ) on Drain Current Equation (Id)

    Lecture 3: Output Impedance of MOSFET (rd)

    Lecture 4: Course Feedback

    Chapter 5: Concept of Transconductance (gm)

    Lecture 1: Transconductance Definition

    Lecture 2: Transconductance Derivation

    Lecture 3: Activity on Transconductance

    Lecture 4: Course Feedback

    Chapter 6: AC Equivalent Model for P-Channel & N-Channel EMOSFETs

    Lecture 1: AC Model of N-Channel E-MOSFET

    Lecture 2: AC Model of P-Channel E-MOSFET

    Lecture 3: PMOS Equations for Different Operating Regions

    Lecture 4: Course Feedback

    Chapter 7: AC Analysis of N-Channel Enhancement MOSFET

    Lecture 1: Intrinsic AC Parameters of N-Channel-E-MOSFET

    Lecture 2: AC Equivalent Model for basic Mosfet Circuit

    Lecture 3: MOSFET Amplifier with Load Resistor (RL)

    Lecture 4: Significance of RS in MOSFET Amplifier

    Lecture 5: MOSFET Amplifier with unbypassed Rs

    Lecture 6: Course Feedback

    Chapter 8: MOSFET Common Source (CS) Amplifier Numerical

    Lecture 1: Understanding the Question and Given Parameters

    Lecture 2: Calculating DC Parameters

    Lecture 3: Verifying DC Parameters Via Simulation on LtSpice

    Lecture 4: Calculating AC Parameters of MOSFET Amplifiers

    Lecture 5: Verifying Voltage Gain via Simulation

    Lecture 6: Verifying Input Impedance via Simulation

    Lecture 7: Verifying Output Impedance via Simulation

    Lecture 8: Course Feedback

    Chapter 9: MOSFET Configurations

    Lecture 1: Common Source Configuration

    Lecture 2: Common Gate Configuration

    Lecture 3: Common Drain Configuration

    Lecture 4: Course Feedback

    Chapter 10: Common Gate Amplifier

    Lecture 1: Ac Analysis of Common Gate Amplifier

    Lecture 2: Course Feedback

    Chapter 11: Common Drain Amplifier

    Lecture 1: Ac Analysis of Common Drain Amplifier

    Lecture 2: Course Feedback

    Chapter 12: Common Gate Amplifier Numerical

    Lecture 1: Common Gate Amplifier Numerical (DC-Analysis)

    Lecture 2: Verifying Dc Parameters (Vgs, Id, Vds, gm) on LtSpice Software

    Lecture 3: Deriving Ac Model of the Circuit

    Lecture 4: Finding Ac Parameters (Av, Rin, Rout)

    Lecture 5: Verifying Overall Voltage Gain of the Circuit using Ltspice Software

    Lecture 6: Verifying Input and Output Impedances on LtSpice Software

    Lecture 7: Course Feedback

    Chapter 13: Common Drain Amplifier Numerical

    Lecture 1: Common Drain Amplifier Numerical (Dc-Analysis)

    Lecture 2: Verifying Dc Parameters on LtSpice Software

    Lecture 3: Deriving Ac Model of the Circuit

    Lecture 4: Finding Ac Parameters

    Lecture 5: Verifying AC Parameters on LtSpice Software

    Lecture 6: Course Feedback

    Chapter 14: Bonus Lecture

    Lecture 1: Bonus Session

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  • Analog Electronics-- Design MOSFET Amplifiers using LTspice  No.2
    Practical Buddy
    Instructor
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