Electronic - 3EM6ELE6

Goal(s)

Learn the basics of analyzing analog electronic circuits. Discover how nonlinear components (diodes, transistors) work. Introduction to KiCad for simulation. Introduction to digital electronics.

Responsible(s)

Simon-Emmanuel HAIM

Content(s)

Courses

• Fundamental laws and tools for modeling linear circuits; filtering and transfer functions
• Characteristics and applications of diodes, op-amps, and MOSFETs
• Design of an analog signal acquisition system; metrology terminology
• Representation of information in digital electronics; combinational circuits
• Sequential circuits

Tutorials

• Applications of the fundamental laws of analog electronics
• Analysis of diode- and MOSFET-based circuits (voltage regulation, filter, amplifier)
• Analysis of digital electronic circuits (counter, shift register)

Practical sessions

• Diode characteristics
• Active filters using the Kicad SPICE simulator and on a breadboard
• Conditioning a PT100 for temperature control
• Conditioning a strain gauge
• Characterization of the performance of a digital electronics circuit

General laws of linear circuits in steady-state and sinusoidal conditions

Test

Calendar

The course exists in the following branches:

• Curriculum - Master's Degree in Engineering ASI - Semester 6
• Curriculum - Master's Degree in Engineering IEE - Semester 6
• Curriculum - - Semester 6

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Course ID : 3EM6ELE6
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