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Electronic Components and Circuits
Engineering & Social Sciences Program
Madrid, Spain
Dates: 8/28/22 - 12/23/22
Electronic Components and Circuits
OVERVIEW
CEA CAPA Partner Institution: Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Location: Madrid, Spain
Primary Subject Area: Electrical Engineering
Instruction in: English
Course Code: 13498
Transcript Source: Partner Institution
Course Details: Level 200
Recommended Semester Credits: 3
Contact Hours: 42
Prerequisites: Physics, Systems and Circuits
DESCRIPTION
1. Electronic and Photonic Components. Characterization and application circuits
1.1. Passive components.
1.2. Analysis of circuits with passive components.
1.3. Laboratory Instrumentation and Measuring Techniques
1.4. CAD Tools for Electronic Circuits Simulation
1.5. Fundamentals of Semiconductors. Diodes and applications circuits.
1.6. Transistors. Applications circuits.
1.7. Photonic Devices.Applications.
1.8. Microsystems
2. Electronic Signal Amplifiers
2.1. Basic concepts y parameters of amplifiers
2.2. Signal amplifiers with discrete components at the midband range. Configurations.
2.3. Current Sources and differential pair.
2.4. Active charges and integrated amplifiers.
2.5. Operation amplifiers and application circuits
3. Frequency response
3.1. Introduction to the frequency response.
3.2. Bandwidth concept, cutoff frequencies. Components affecting frequency response
1.1. Passive components.
1.2. Analysis of circuits with passive components.
1.3. Laboratory Instrumentation and Measuring Techniques
1.4. CAD Tools for Electronic Circuits Simulation
1.5. Fundamentals of Semiconductors. Diodes and applications circuits.
1.6. Transistors. Applications circuits.
1.7. Photonic Devices.Applications.
1.8. Microsystems
2. Electronic Signal Amplifiers
2.1. Basic concepts y parameters of amplifiers
2.2. Signal amplifiers with discrete components at the midband range. Configurations.
2.3. Current Sources and differential pair.
2.4. Active charges and integrated amplifiers.
2.5. Operation amplifiers and application circuits
3. Frequency response
3.1. Introduction to the frequency response.
3.2. Bandwidth concept, cutoff frequencies. Components affecting frequency response