Analog Electronics

Number

ant

ECTS

3.0

Level

intermediate

Overview

Despite increasing digitization – the periphery of electronic circuits remains analog. Whether it's driving transistors, conditioning measurement signals, or amplifying audio signals with low distortion – analog technology is an integral part of most electronic devices.

Structure and function of the operational amplifier (OpAmp)
Analysis of circuits with ideal operational amplifiers
Basic non-idealities of operational amplifiers: unity-gain bandwidth, offset
Inverting and non-inverting amplifier
Differential amplifier compared to the instrumentation amplifier
Basic passive and active low-pass and high-pass filters
Function of diode, MOSFET, and bipolar transistor
Introduction to operating point and linearization
Transistors as switches
Circuit simulation: SPICE software

Learning Objectives

Students can analyze circuits with ideal operational amplifiers.
They know the structure and basic properties of operational amplifiers.
They can determine and calculate simple active and passive filter circuits.
They understand the structure and function of diodes and transistors and can use them to dimension simple circuits.
You will be able to interpret wiring diagrams.
You will be able to simulate simple circuits using SPICE software.

Previous knowledge

Allgemeine Elektrotechnik 2 (aet2)

Exam format

Continuous assessment grade