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 \nMiller effect…………………………………………………………………124  \nWorked example: Differential amplifier………131  \nLab 6: Transistors II………………………………………………………134  \nWrap-up Ch.2: Review……………………………………139  \nJargon and terms………………140  \nChapter 3:Field Effect Transistors  \nClass 7:FETsI(linear applications)…………………142  \nWorked example: Current source, source  \nfollower…………………………………………………………………153  \nLab 7:FETsI(linear)……………………………………………156  \n(We return to FETs in Lab 11)  \nOperational Amplifiers  \nOverview:Feedback: Chapters 4,5&6……………163  \nClass 8:Op Amps I: Idealized view………………………166  \nWorked Example: Inverting amplifier; summing  \ncircuit…………………………………………………………………………175  \nLab 8:Op amps ……………………………………………………175  \nClass 9:Op Amps II: Departures from idea………184  \nWorked example: Integrators; effects of op amperrors………………………………………………………………………196  \nLab 9:Op amps II…………………………………………………200  \nChapter 4(continued); Chapter5  \nActive Filters & Oscillators  \nClass 10:Op Amps III: Positive Feedback, Good  \nand Bad:comparators,oscillators,and unstable  \ncircuits; a quantitative view of the effects of  \nnegative feedback………………………………………………207  \nAppendix: Notes on op amp frequency  \ncompensation………………………………………………22  \nWorked example:Effects of feedback  \n(quantitative)………………………………………………224  \nSchmitt trigger……………………………27  \nOp Amp Innards: Annotated  \nschematic of the LF411…………232  \nLab 10: Positive feedback,good and bad…………233  \nWrap-up Chs.4&5: Review…………………242  \nJargon and terms……243  \nChapter 3:Field Effect Transistors  \n(revisited)  \nClass 11:FETs II: Switches (power switching and  \nanalog switch applications)……………244  \nWorked example: Sample and hold……………250  \nLab 11:FET switches……………………………………………………255  \nWrap-up Ch.3: Review…………………………………264  \nJargon and term…………………265  \nChapter 6:Voltage Regulators and  \nPower Circuits  \nClass 12:Voltage Regulators………………………………267  \nLab 12:Voltage regulators…………………………………274  \nWrap-up Ch.6:Jargon and term…………………280  \nContents  \n(This course omits the Text's Chapter 7:Precision  \nCircuits &Low-Noise Techniques)  \nDIGITAL  \nChapter 8:Digital Electronics  \nOverview:Chapters 8&9………………………………………281  \nClass 13: Digital Gates; Combinational Logic..281  \nWorked example: Multiplexers………………………283  \nBinary arithmetic………………295  \nLab 13: Digital gates………………………………………………309  \nClass 14:Sequential Circuits: Flip-Flops…320  \nWorked example: combinational logic…32  \nLab 14:Flip-flops………………………………………………………………34  \nClass 15: Counters………………………………………………………………342  \nWorked example: counter applications…………351  \nLab 15: Counters……………………………………………………………362  \nClass 16: Memory; Buses; State Machines…………375  \nWorked example: state machines……………………384  \nLab 16: Memory; State Machines………………394  \nWrap-up Ch.8: Review…………………………………403  \nJargon and terms…","cbCailR2bviGefZV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailR2bviGefZV","pdf",25025825,622,"English","# Analog\n## Chapter 1: Foundations\n## Chapter 2: Transistors (bipolar)\n## Chapter 3: Field Effect Transistors\n## Chapter 4 (continued); Chapter 5: Active Filters & Oscillators\n## Chapter 6: Voltage Regulators and Power Circuits\n# Digital\n## Chapter 8: Digital Electronics\n## Chapter 9: Digital Meets Analog\n## Chapters 10, 11: Microcomputers; 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