EE-321 Analog Electronics

Instructor: Scott W. Teare, Professor of Electrical Engineering

Prerequisites: EE-212

Catalog Description: Basic principles and use of operational amplifiers, diodes, field-effect transistors, and bipolar junction transistors in electronic circuits.

Textbook: Microelectronics Circuits, 7th Edition, Adel S. Sedra & Kenneth C. Smith, Oxford University Press, 2015

Reference Text: Practical Electronics for Optical Design and Engineering, Scott Teare, SPIE Press, 2016.

Class Times: MWF 1100-1150 hrs.

Laboratory Times: MR 1400-1700 hrs.

Classroom: Workc 113

Lab Room: Workc 189 (and others)

Instructor's Overview: This course is an introduction to analog electronics, presented at the junior level, and includes an introduction to semiconductor physics. The laboratory and class material are loosely synced, with the broad base of information for the laboratories being presented before it is needed. A strong emphasis on electronics fundamentals and the use of data sheets to understand and evaluate device performance is stressed. Laboratory notebooks must be used throughout the laboratories.

Course evaluation:

Weekly tests:	20%
Midterm:	20%
Final:	25%
Homework:	10%
Laboratory Reports:	25%

First Class: August 21, 2017

Last Class: December X, 2017

Course Outline:

Updated: 8-20-17

All information subject to change.