Lecture 6: Folded cascode opamp; gain and swing limits
Instructor: R. S. Ashwin Kumar (https://home.iitk.ac.in/~ashwinrs/) Full playlist: • EE 613A: High-frequency analog circuit des... Course homepage: https://home.iitk.ac.in/~ashwinrs/202... ========================================================================== Video description: This lecture derives and introduces the folded cascode structure. Its small-signal gain and the common-mode ranges are analyzed. It is shown that this has higher swings compared to a telescopic cascode structure especially when put in a unity feedback forcing the input and the output to be equal.
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