Solid-State Circuits
MIT's graduate-level course in analog circuit analysis and design, taught through the OpenCourseWare archive. The material focuses on building insight and intuition for designing circuits with active devices, concentrating on bipolar junction transistors while noting that the same techniques transfer to JFETs, MOSFETs, MESFETs, and other active devices. Lecture notes, problem sets, and exams cover topics like transistor models, feedback amplifiers, and frequency response, aimed at students who already have a foundation in circuit theory. There are no video lectures, but the full set of written course materials is available for self-study at no cost, with no certificate offered. This is dense, technical material meant for someone ready to work through derivations and design problems independently rather than watch a survey course.