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Electronics
90780

Description
Course Program

  • The Signals. Frequency Spectrum of the Signals. Analog and Digital Signals. 
  • Amplifiers. Circuit Models of the Amplifiers. Frequency Response of the Amplifiers. Single Time Constant Networks. Operational Amplifiers. The Ideal Operational Amplifier. 
  • The Inverting Configuration. Applications of the Inverting Configuration. 
  • The Non-Inverting Configuration. Characteristics of the Non-Inverting Configuration. 
  • Effect of Finite Open-Loop Gain and Bandwidth on Circuit Performance. 
  • Differential Amplifiers. 
  • Operation of Operational Amplifiers for Large Signals. 
  • DC Non-Idealities. 
  • Bistable Multivibrators. 
  • The Feedback Loop. 
  • The Transfer Characteristics of a Bistable Circuit. Triggering of a Bistable Circuit. The Bistable Circuit as Memory Element. A Bistable Circuit as Memory Element. Use of the Bistable Circuit as Comparator. 
  • Use of Astable Multivibrators for the Generation of Square and Triangular Waveforms. 
  • Characteristics and Conduction Mechanisms in Semiconductors. 
  • The p-n Junction. 
  • Reverse Biased Junction. 
  • The Capacitive Behavior of a Reverse Biased Junction. 
  • Operating Principle of a Forward Biased Junction. 
  • Diffusion Capacitance. 
  • Operation in the Reverse Breakdown Region. 
  • Characteristics of a Real Diode and their Dependence on Temperature. 
  • Models of the Forward Characteristic of the Diode. 
  • Solution Techniques of a Circuit with a Real Diode: Graphical Analysis and Iterative Technique. 
  • Large Signal Equivalent Model of a Real Diode. 
  • The Zener Diodes. Use of the Zener as Parallel Regulator. 
  • Rectifier Circuits: Half-Wave, Full-Wave with Center-Tap Transformer, and Gratz Bridge.
  • Sizing of the Filter Capacitor of a Rectifier. 
  • The Bipolar Junction Transistor: Physics and Modes of Operation. 
  • Circuit Symbols and Conventions. 
  • Graphical Representation of the Characteristics of the Transistor. DC Analysis of Transistor Circuits. The Transistor as Amplifier. Biasing of the Transistor for Discrete Component Circuit Design. 
  • Common Emitter Configuration. Input Resistance, Output Resistance, Mid-Frequency Gain. Common Emitter Configuration with Emitter Resistance. Common Base Configuration. Common Collector Configuration. Frequency Response. Dominant Time Constant Method.

ECTS credits
6

Teaching Language
italiano

Exam Language
italiano

Support Materials Language
italiano

Basic Learning Outcomes

Managing Entity (faculty)
Department of Civil and Mechanical Engineering (UNICAS)