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Oct 22, 2020
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ENPH 333 Deleted - Electronics for Scientists and Engineers |
The design of electronic circuits and systems, using commonly available devices and integrated circuits. The properties of linear circuits are discussed with particular reference to the applications of feedback; operational amplifiers are introduced as fundamental building blocks. Digital circuits are examined and the properties of the commonly available I.C. types are studied; their use in measurement, control and signal analysis is outlined. Laboratory work is closely linked with lectures and provides practical experience of the subjects covered in lectures. - COURSE DELETED 2014-2015
Academic Units:
Mathematics 0
Natural Sciences 0
Complementary Studies 0
Engineering Science 27
Engineering Design 27
PREREQUISITE(S): ELEC 210 or ELEC 221
EXCLUSION(S): ENPH 334 (PHYS 334)
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