Lectures related to Limit Cycle Oscillators: Stability and Excitability

Explores negative feedback in analog circuits, focusing on desensitizing gain, reducing distortion, controlling noise, and extending bandwidth.

Explores the fundamentals of feedback and stability in amplifier design, covering negative feedback advantages, loop gain, and systematic analysis.

Explores bistability in the cell cycle, emphasizing positive feedback mechanisms and abrupt response transformations.

Explores high-speed comparators, basic topologies, and clocked comparators in mixed-signal circuits.

Explores comparator circuits, hysteresis, oscillators, and Wien Bridge circuits.

Explores 'Nasty' feedback in op-amps and the effects of positive feedback.

Addresses course evaluation feedback, exam preparation, and resource access for students.

Covers the process of tailoring a proposal to a funding scheme.

Covers analyzing slides, improving video presence, and preparing for the next workshop.

Delves into the effectiveness of feedback and strategies to enhance its efficacy.

Covers a Q&A session on analog circuits, focusing on practice exams, filters, oscillators, and feedback structures.

Explores the reasons behind EPFL's unique agency setup, emphasizing environmental monitoring, financial assurance, and compliance with regulations.

Covers the design of high-speed comparators and regenerative topologies with positive feedback.

Explores bistability in genetic networks, analyzing fixed points and stability, phase portraits, and experimental implementation.

Explores autonomous circuits for generating periodic signals and the principles behind oscillators and signal generators.

Explores the significance of feedback mechanisms in visual intelligence and adaptation processes.

Explores one-dimensional maps, periodic solutions, and bifurcations in dynamical systems.

Explores stability properties and fixed points in discrete time solutions.

Covers the fundamental principles of oscillators, including signal generators, OPAMP RC oscillator circuits, and multivibrators.

Explores feedback models, emphasizing balanced, observed, and culturally sensitive approaches to effective feedback communication.