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References about the concept of amplifier feedback

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Hello,

Can you please refer me to books/tutorials/course notes that covers the concept of amplifier feedback in great depth with examples. Emphasis on dominant pole placement, zero placement, and pole-zero cancellation, Miller effect and Miller compensation techniques.

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Re: Feedback principles

Try Operational Amplifiers by Roberge
 

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Search about:

A Simplified Method of Feedback Amplifier Analysis
Rosenstark, Solomon
Education, IEEE Transactions on
Volume 17, Issue 4, Nov. 1974 Page(s):192 - 198
Digital Object Identifier 10.1109/TE.1974.4320925
Summary:An exact asymptotic method is presented for performing gain calculations on feedback amplifiers. The method is algorithmic and utilizes only Ohm's law, voltage and current division and source conversion and does not require the breaking of the feedback loop. For impedance calculations Blackman's formula is used. A set of quick-reference tables is presented for the most common feedback amplifier configurations.

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Re: Feedback principles

I read Razavi. Sedra and Gray on the subject and I think Sedra is the best textbook when it comes to feedback.
 

Re: Feedback principles

Thank you all for the references, that was really helpful !
 

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