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Amar G. Bose: 6.312 Lecture 10—Duality

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Topics include: transducers; KCL and KVL equations; loop and node methods; duality; mechanical circuits. Recorded: Oct. 12, 1995.

James K. Roberge: 6.302 Lecture 14 — Linearized Analysis of Non-linear Systems

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Topics include: using minor-loop compensation to tailor operational amplifier to variety of applications; 101A and 301A operational amplifiers; single-pole compensation; demonstrations; pole zero doublet; two-pole com...

Patrick Winston: 6.034 Lecture 01 — Introduction and Scope

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Topics include: periodic phenomena (oscillations, waves); SHO; complex notation; differential equations; physical pendulum. Recorded Sept. 9, 2004.

James K. Roberge: 6.302 Lecture 03 — Introduction to Systems with Dynamics

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Topics include: Frequency dependent loop transmissions and transfer functions; transient, step and frequency responses; using Bode plots; demo with an LM301A integrated circuit amplifier. Recorded: 1985.

Amar G. Bose: 6.312 Lecture 05—Reflection, Standing Waves, Network Synthesis

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Topics include: normal reflection; standing waves; lump parameter approximation; network synthesis. Recorded: Sept. 21, 1995.

James K. Roberge: 6.302 Lecture 08 — Compensation

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Topics include: improving performance of a system; drawing a gain phase plot; frequency domain concepts and techniques; compensation; operational amplifier configurations. Recorded: 1985.

Banerjee & Duflo: 14.73 Lecture 21 — Savings Part 2

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Prof. Abhijit Banerjee's lecture covers experiments conducted to understand savings and borrowing in Kenya and the Phillippines. Recorded 2011.

Banerjee & Duflo: 14.73 Lecture 02 — What is a Poverty Trap?

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Prof. Esther Duflo provides an introduction to the idea of poverty traps. Recorded 2011.

James K. Roberge: 6.302 Lecture 10 — Compensation Example

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Topics include: operational amplifier used to illustrate how to physically compensate a system; lead network; comparing lead and lag compensation; bandwidths; series, or cascade, compensation. Recorded: 1985.