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1. Lecture 1 - Course overview and introduction.
2. Lecture 2 - The Butterworth approximation
3. Lecture 3 - The Chebyshev approximation
4. Lecture 4 - The Chebyshev approximation (contd)
5. Lecture 5 - The Chebyshev approximation (contd), the Inverse Chebyshev approximation
6. Lecture 6 - The Inverse Chebyshev approximation (contd).
7. Lecture 7 - Synthesis of doubly terminated all-pole LC ladders filters (long lecture).
8. Lecture 8 - Synthesis of doubly terminated LC ladders (contd).
9. Lecture 9 - Synthesis of doubly terminated LC ladders with finite zeros of transmission.
10. Lecture 10 - Network sensitivity - low sensitivity of doubly terminated ladders (only part of the lecture recorded due to power failure).
11. Lecture 11 - Introduction to frequency transformations.
12. Lecture 12 - Frequency (reactance) transformations (contd) - properties of the driving impedance of lossless LC networks- Tellegen's theorem and positive real functions.
13. Lecture 13 - Driving point impedance of LC networks (contd), Low Pass-to-Low Pass, Low Pass-to-Band Pass, Low Pass-to-High Pass and Low Pass-to-Band Stop transformations (long lecture).
14. Lecture 14 - The Richard's Transformation, RC-CR transformation (long lecture).
15. Lecture 15 - Emulation of an inductor with a capacitor and controlled sources, the gyrator, a second order transconductor capacitor filter.
16. Lecture 16 - Cascade of biquads realization of high order low pass filters, equivalence of the parallel RLC and series RLC circuits with their Gm-C counterparts.
17. Lecture 17 - The idea of Dynamic Range in active filters - impedance scaling and its effect on dynamic range (long lecture).
18. Lecture 18 - Introduction to noise in electrical networks.
19. Lecture 19 - Introduction to noise in electrical networks (contd), the idea of node scaling. (long lecture)
20. Lecture 20 - Dynamic range scaling in active filters.
21. Lecture 21 - Biquad Ordering.
22. Lecture 22 - Active Ladder Emulation / Leapfrog Filters, Effect of Transconductor nonidelaities (parasitic capacitance/output resistance).
23. Lecture 23 - Effect of Transconductor Nonidealities (contd) - parasitic poles.
24. Lecture 24 - Viewing the Gm-C biquad as a Double Integrator Loop, Revisiting the Effect of Finite Gain of the Transconductors.
25. Lecture 25 - Single-ended Versus Differential Filters, Introducing the Differential-pair Based Fully Differential Transconductor, the Need for Common-mode Feedback (long lecture).
26. Lecture 26 - Common-mode Feedback (continued).
27. Lecture 27 - Common-mode Feedback (continued), examples of Common-mode Detectors.
28. Lecture 28 - Stability of the Common-mode Feedback Loop (long lecture).
29. Lecture 29 - Common-mode Positive Feedback in Gyrators.
30. Lecture 30 - Common-mode Positive Feedback in Gyrators (contd), Noise in the Differential Pair.
31. Lecture 31 - Noise in the Differential Pair (contd), Linearity of the Differential Pair, Cascoding to Improve Output Impedance (long lecture).
32. Lecture 32 - Noise in Cascodes, Layout Considerations and Multi-finger Transistors.
33. Lecture 33 - Linearizing the Differential Pair, Resistive Degeneration.
34. Lecture 34 - Noise in Degenerated Transconductors, The Folded Cascode and Noise Analysis (long lecture).
35. Lecture 35 - Stabilizing filter bandwidth over process and temperature - the resistor servo loop, master-slave loops.
36. Lecture 36 - Turning the filter into a VCO to estimate center frequency, example of a practical precision fixed-gm bias circuit.
37. Lecture 37 - Introduction to accurate measurement and characterization techniques for active filters.
38. Lecture 38 - Introduction to Active-RC filters.
39. Lecture 39 - Active-RC filters (contd), the use of an OTA instead of an opamp, swing and noise considerations, single stage OTAs (long lecture).
40. Lecture 40 - Multistage OTAs for use in CMOS Active-RC filters.
41. Lecture 41 - The Miller compensated opamp in active-RC filters, noise considerations, noise in active-RC filters (long lecture, but latter half not recorded due to power failure) .
42. Lecture 42 - Distortion and Intermodulation in filters, miscellaneous discussion on fixed gm-bias circuits (Last Lecture).