EECE.4450 Analog Devices and Techniques (Formerly 16.445/565 & EECE.4450/5650)

Id: 001266 Credits: 3-3

Description

A survey of analog devices and techniques, concentrating on operational amplifier design and applications. Operational amplifier design is studied to reveal the limitations of real opamps, and to develop a basis for interpreting their specifications. Representative applications are covered, including: simple amplifiers, differential and instrumentation amplifiers, summers, integrators, active filters, nonlinear circuits, and waveform generation circuits. A design project is required.

Prerequisites

Pre-Req: EECE.3660 Electronics II.

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