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Course Number
ELEC-244
Course Title
Electronic Circuits 2
Prerequisite
 ELEC-115
 
 

    Division of Applied Technologies
 
 
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  ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS 2
Course Description
General 
Objectives
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Course
Outline
Specific Course Objectives
 
 

Course Description

This course is an advanced study of active semiconductor devices and the analysis of electronics circuits. This course includes operational amplifiers, comparators, active filters, sine-wave oscillators, and advanced analog signal-processing devices. The course provides essential concepts and techniques associated with digital and analog communications systems. This course will direct the student through each new concept by utilizing a balanced approach of theory, computer simulation lab projects, and practical experience in constructing circuits from diagrams, component identification, and the use of electronic test equipment. 
(3/30/45/0/0/5)

General Objectives

This course is to enhance the student's understanding of operational amplifiers, comparators, active filters, sine-wave oscillators, and advanced analog signal-processing devices. The student will be familiar with operation of filters, oscillators, and modulation.

Course Outline
 
 

A.  INTRODUCTION TO OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS

  • Feedback 
  • Noninverting amplifier
  • Inverting amplifier
  • Frequency response
B.   COMPARATORS
  • Basic comparator
  • Comparator ladder
  • Schmitt trigger comparator
C.   TIMING AND WAVEFORM GENERATION
  • R-C time constant
  • Modulation 
  • Oscillators
  • Timers
D.   ACTIVE FILTERS AND SINE-WAVE OSCILLATORS
  • Filters 
  1. Passive filters
  2. Active filters
  • Filters with feedback
E.   ADVANCED ANALOG SIGNAL PROCESSING DEVICES AND CIRCUITS
  • Analog signal sampling
  • Frequency modulation systems


Specific Course Objectives
 
 

 A.  INTRODUCTION TO OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS

  • Identify op-amp configurations 
  • List and compare the characteristics of the ideal op-amp with those of the real op-amp 
B.  COMPARATORS
  • Define the terms and usage of a comparator
  • Draw the schematic diagram of a basic comparator
  • Explain the operation of a comparator as a detector
C. TIMING AND WAVEFORM GENERATION
  • Draw the schematic diagram of an op-amp integrator
  • Draw the schematic diagram of a ramp generator
  • Explain the operation of the 555 timer
D. ACTIVE FILTERS AND SINE-WAVE OSCILLATORS
  • Define bandwidth
  • Identify high-pass and low-pass filter circuits
  • Identify Colpitts oscillator
  • Identify Hartley oscillator
  • Define damping factor
  • Define Q
E. ADVANCED ANALOG SIGNAL PROCESSING DEVICES AND CIRCUITS
  • Explain how the sample-and-hold amplifier works
  • Explain modulation
  • Define acquisition time
  • Define carrier wave







 

 

 

Course Index

DC CIRCUIT ANALYSIS
AC CIRCUIT ANALYSIS
ELECTRONIC FABRICATION
LOGIC CIRCUITS
TROUBLESHOOTING
SOLID STATE DEVICES
ADVANCED CIRCUIT ANALYSIS
ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS 2
INTRO. TO MICROPROCESSORS
COMPUTER INTERFACING
INDUSTRIAL CONTROL AND ROBOTICS
COMPUTER VIDEO SYSTEMS
MICROCOMPUTER SYSTEMS
HARDWARE DATA COMMUNICATIONS
A+ CERTIFICATION PREP.
ADVANCED SOLDERING TECHNIQUES
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