Analog VLSI Design Lecture 36.2: Operational Transconductance amplifier (OTA)

[@AjinkyaMahajan]

Impressive lecture sir.
Thanks 😇

[@InderjitSingh87]

Most welcome

[@qemmm11]

Much appreciated Sir 🫡

[@ajiths1689]

great lecture sir.. please do more on analogs ...need a lecture on DACs(current steering DAC) and ADCs also...

[@InderjitSingh87]

i will try

[@davidsharma8277]

Sir is it possible for me to get your lecture notes? Amazing lecture series provides a lot of clarity.

[@InderjitSingh87]

Thank you, Glad it is helpful, I always encourage learners to note down important concepts from the video. That will be your notes.

[@ShAmS894]

Sir i think you are showing wrong depiction of linear region. Linaer region is actually the volatge range for which the output current is linear. SO linear region is the horizontal axis

[@ab_r7597]

Can a 5-transistors OTA achieve a gain more than 1000 ?

[@InderjitSingh87]

Single stage OTA is not capable for such huge gains, can go for 2 stage OTA for gain >1000

[@Anand-nx5py]

@@InderjitSingh87 sir ... much needed videos u r doing thanku so much ❤️

[@Anand-nx5py]

thanku so much for these videos ❤️🎉🎉

[@In_a_nutshell_24]

Sir, which book did you mainly refer to for this topic?

[@InderjitSingh87]

Book title: "Design of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits" by Prof Behzad Razavi Sir

[@In_a_nutshell_24]

@@InderjitSingh87 Thank you sir