The concepts of transformers, power, coupled circuits, multi-phase circuits, and Fourier series are introduced. Computer-based circuit simulation is used throughout. Classroom 3 hours. The basic building blocks used in electronic engineering are studied. Diodes, bipolar transistors, and MOS transistors are modeled and then used to describe the operation of logic gates and amplifiers.
Emphasis is placed on the operation and applications of standard integrated circuit chips.
Classroom 3 hours. Study and practice in the use of standard electrical engineering laboratory instrumentation. Laboratory 2 hours. This course is a continuation of Electronics I. Analog and digital circuits are discussed. Digital electronic building blocks are discussed, including flip-flops, counters, coding and decoding circuits, and memory.