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    1) High gain amplifiers use feedback to precisely control the transfer function and achieve large overall gains despite using amplifiers with moderately high gains. 2) Designing high speed opamps requires optimizing the gain bandwidth product, which is the product of the low frequency gain and bandwidth. This is typically maximized by having a large transconductance and small capacitance to obtain a high dominant pole frequency. 3) Key aspects are using feedback to control gain, maximizing gain bandwidth by increasing transconductance and decreasing capacitance, and balancing these against stability requirements.

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    1) High gain amplifiers use feedback to precisely control the transfer function and achieve large overall gains despite using amplifiers with moderately high gains. 2) Designing high speed opamps requires optimizing the gain bandwidth product, which is the product of the low frequency gain and bandwidth. This is typically maximized by having a large transconductance and small capacitance to obtain a high dominant pole frequency. 3) Key aspects are using feedback to control gain, maximizing gain bandwidth by increasing transconductance and decreasing capacitance, and balancing these against stability requirements.

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    1) High gain amplifiers use feedback to precisely control the transfer function and achieve large overall gains despite using amplifiers with moderately high gains. 2) Designing high speed opamps requires optimizing the gain bandwidth product, which is the product of the low frequency gain and bandwidth. This is typically maximized by having a large transconductance and small capacitance to obtain a high dominant pole frequency. 3) Key aspects are using feedback to control gain, maximizing gain bandwidth by increasing transconductance and decreasing capacitance, and balancing these against stability requirements.

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    High Gain Amplifier Architecture 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) Concept of feedback is used While designing high gain Amp need to precisely def

    transfer function Dia description A is input B is output block A is amplifier block F is Feed back Block contain passive component So overall gain Af = OP /IP i.e B/A A is sufficiently large but gain through feed back network is less So Gain Af = 1/F 4 types of high gain Amp Voltage control current source VCVS CCVS CCCS

    High Speed / Frequency Opamp 1) Opamp is block in analog ckt which is most likely as gate in digital ckt 2) To desigh High speed opamp need to know GB ( gain bandwidth) 3) GB= low freqn gain X magnitude of dominant pole 4) But generally GB = gm/C Where gm input stage trans conductance C Capacitor which determine dominant pole 5) So for high speed opamp gm should large n C should be small 6) But if this is not case then poor stability & -3db frequency will reduced

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