Textbook in PDF format Many people consider analog electronic circuit design complex. This is because designers can achieve the desired performance of a circuit in many ways. Together, theoretical concepts, circuit topologies, electronic devices, their operating conditions, and the system's physical construction constitute an enormous design space in which it is easy to get lost. For this reason, analog electronics often is regarded as an art rather than a solid disc Introduction Modeling and specification of amplifiers Amplification Mechanism Active Devices Basic amplification: CS stage Balancing techniques Design of feedback amplifier configurations Application and specification of operational amplifiers Introduction to amplifier biasing Modeling of negative feedback circuits Amplifier performance and controller requirements Frequency compensation Local feedback stages Multi-stage Feedback Amplifiers Amplifier Biasing Signal Modeling (selected topics) System Modeling (selected topics) Network Theory (selected topics) Noise in electronic systems