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Introduction to Electronics, Signals, and Measurement

Art: Palmer, Edward, 1803-1872, Figures 113-123. Plate Electrical Machines, 1840 · Public domain

Instructors: Prof. David Cory, Prof. Ian Hutchinson, Prof. Manos Chaniotakis
Term: Spring 2006
Level: Undergraduate
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Introduction to Electronics, Signals, and Measurement

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Lecture 1: Introduction; Transducers

Lecture 2: Signals and Systems; Time and Frequency Domain

Lecture 3: Fourier Transform and Fourier Series

Lecture 4: Sampling and Aliasing; Numbering System

Lecture 5: KVL and KCL Analysis

Lecture 6: KVL and KCL Analysis (cont.); Nodal Mesh Analysis

Lecture 7: Superposition Method; Thevenin Circuits; Circuits

Lecture 8: Norton Equivalent Circuits

Lecture 9: Dependent Sources

Lecture 10: Quiz 1

Lecture 11: Dependent Sources (cont.)

Lecture 12: Capacitors and Inductors

Lecture 13: Impedance Method

Lecture 14: Sinusoidal Steady State; Differential Equation Method

Lecture 15: Sinusoidal Steady State with Impedance Method

Lecture 16: Frequency Response; Filters

Lecture 17: Frequency Response (cont.); Filters and Q Factor

Lecture 18: Transient Response of Circuits; First Order and RL Circuits

Lecture 19: Quiz 2

Lecture 20: Transient Response of First Order Circuits

Lecture 21: Transient Response of Second Order Circuits

Lecture 22: Circuits with Non-linear Elements; Diode

Lecture 23: Design and Analysis of Diode Circuits

Lecture 24: BJT

Lecture 25: BJT (cont.)

Lecture 26: BJT (cont.)

Lecture 27: Quiz 3

Lecture 28: Op Amp

Lecture 29: Op Amp (cont.); Fundamental Amplifier Circuits; Input/Output Impedance

Lecture 30: Op Amp (cont.); Active Filters; Superdiode, Log, Antilog Filters

Lecture 31: Control Fundamentals

Lecture 32: Control

Lecture 33: Op Amp (cont.); Positive Feedback; Schmitt Trigger

Lecture 37: Digital Circuits

Lecture 38: Digital Circuits (cont.)