179N. Intro to comparators and offset cancellation

[@joseruicustodio1894]

I sincerely hope/wish that your Analog Circuit Design course continues for many, many more lectures. Absolutely great!

[@sahiltomar2018]

Heartiest gratitude to this amazing human being

[@OPOD1999]

I am very interested in computer engineering and computer architecture and the memory example was awesome. It was released just at the right time when I was studying the internal structure of SRAMs. Thank you very much Professor and I hope to see more digital / mixed signal content in the future :)

[@pyrokinetikrlz]

yessssssssssss!!!! I need to build some comparators in the upcoming days!!! thx prof Ali!

[@pyrokinetikrlz]

thanks for all these extremely good lectures, btw.

[@Jason-qy9vw]

Great lectures! Hope you can expand more on the last topic, very interestings

[@sunkarasaigoutham]

That capacitive divider at 56:12 is a good point I wouldn't have guessed

[@rasoulfarhangy1674]

Good job. So useful information about offset cancellation

[@buddhiprakashsharma8235]

It's really great to learn from you.

[@shatadalchatterjee2332]

Sir, we came to know that opamp is a bad comparator as compensated opamp will have low f3 dB, but comparator is generally operated in open loop. Thus if we use un-compensated opamp is it possible to achieve better conversion speed?

[@drhacademy6753]

Thank you very much for your great lectures. Keep doing it. Thank you very much

[@ximingfu1426]

can we have more lectures on PLL and ADC designs in the future?

[@zaherkakehbra7282]

Thank you Professor. It's great.

[@sunkarasaigoutham]

random variation in etching can be compared to random uneveness of wall surface.

[@xxw6371]

Great ！！！

[@fleXcope]

Switched-capacitor comparators

[@aliozdemir7602]

Thanks for great lectures and I want to ask something. Can you re upload 9th lecture of circuit and system class. I am having difficulty to watch it. It is all green screen. Thanks again.

[@AliHajimiriChannel]

Ali Hajimiri • 29 seconds ago (edited) These issues are often caused by the need for an updated player/driver according to the quick search I did on our future overlord (Google). I don't see any problems with that video either. Please let us know if the problem persists even after that.