Lecturer(s)
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Doležal Ivan, doc. Ing. CSc.
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Kolář Milan, doc. Ing. CSc.
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Course content
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<u> Lecture topics: </ u> Passive elements: design, marking, secondary parameters, temperature and frequency effects. Diodes: types, models, V-A characteristics, temperature influence, dynamic properties, photodiodes, optrons, rectifiers, thyristors. Bipolar transistor: Replacement circuit. Combined characteristics, linearization, h/y-parameters. Dynamic properties. SE and SC amplifier, working point stabilization. Current source, current mirror. Cascade connection. Differential level. Multistage amplifiers, types of links. Power Switches and Amplifiers, Work Point Classes, Push-pull, Darlington Wiring. Unipolar transistor: types, characteristics, model, dynamic and switching properties. Operational Amplifier: Ideal and real OA (parameters), offset, drift, dynamic properties. OA classification, special OA, comparators. Frequency and offset compensation. Operating network. Virtual zero principle. Basic linear, nonlinear and flip-flop circuits with OA. Oscillators: LC, RC and crystal. Oscillation conditions, frequency range and stability, portability. Flip-flops (astable, monostable, bistable). DC power supplies, regulators and converters. Special Circuits: Function Generators and Voltage-Controlled Oscillators. Limiters, rectifiers, signal shapers. Analog Switches and Multiplexer. Sampling circuits. Generalized node voltage method, circuit analysis using admittance matrix. <u> Exercise content: </ u> Getting acquainted with measuring devices. Getting acquainted with circuitry in the product and measuring diode parameters. Orientation in datasheets of components. Frequency response and time response of RLC circuit, zener diode regulator. Measurement of NPN transistor characteristics. Calculation of setting of DC operating points of transistor circuits. Connection and measurement of one-stage amplifier with bipolar transistor. Measurement of unipolar transistor characteristics, power amplifier and switch. Operational Amplifiers I .: Basic Linear Circuits. Operational Amplifiers II .: Measurements of Selected Parameters. Operational Amplifiers III .: Connection and Measurement of the Upper Pass and Schmitt Flip-Flop. Calculations of electronic circuits with transient processes. Connection and measurement of astable Flip-Flops with OA and timer. Measurement of integrated serial and parallel voltage stabilizers.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Monological explanation (lecture, presentation,briefing), Laboratory work
- Class attendance
- 56 hours per semester
- Preparation for laboratory testing; outcome analysis
- 15 hours per semester
- Home preparation for classes
- 10 hours per semester
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Learning outcomes
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The subject deals with passive and active elements of electronics from a functional, not a technology point of view. Principles of basic functional blocks are decribed. Laboratory practice supports the lectures by wiring and mesuring of selected components and simple circuits with an emphasis on self- dependent wiring of real elements on a connection module similar to a practical development of functional samples.
Students will acquire the basic concepts and practice skills of the electronic componets and basic analog functional blocks.
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Prerequisites
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Basic knowledge on the level of subject Electrical Circuits
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Combined examination
Each exercise evaluates the quality of work and knowledge of related issues in connection with the lectures. Credit is awarded when the student has demonstrated the completion of the exercises. Prerequisites and co-requisites Knowledge of the theoretical fundamentals of electrical engineering (especially RLC circuit calculations, properties of passive circuit elements, two-port theory, transition RC, RL) and practically basic measurement U, I, R.
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Recommended literature
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Láníček, R. Elektronika, obvody - součástky - děje.. Praha, BEN, 1998. ISBN 80-86056-25-2.
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Neumann, P. - Uhlíř, J. Elektronické obvody. ČVUT. Praha, 1996.
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Novák, O. - Nouza, J. - Doležal, I. - Kolář, M. Elektronika. TUL. Liberec, 2001.
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Vobecký, J. - Záhlava, V. Elektronika - součástky a obvody, principy a příklady.. Praha, Grada, 2000.
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