

PHSX 322
Xiaobing Zhou,
Associate Professor
of Geophysics
Lecture (PHSX 322 - 01): Tuesday/Thursday 11:00 - 11:50 am
at ELC106
Lab (PHSX 322 - 11): Tuesday
3:00 pm-5:50 pm at ELC 327
Instructor: Dr Xiaobing Zhou, Email: xzhou@mtech.edu,
Tel: 496-4350
Teaching Assistant: Echo Brown,
Email: ecbrown@mtech.edu.
Office Hours: M/W/F 4:00pm -5:00pm, ELC 304
Textbook (required):
Electronic Principles, A. Malvino, and D. J. Bates, 7th edition,
McGraw-Hill, 2007. (text resource: see http://www.malvino.com/ )
References (recommended):
Electrical
Engineering, Principles and
Applications, Hambley,
A.
R., 3rd edition,
Pearson Education, Inc., 2005. Errata.
Principles
and Applications of
Electrical Engineering, G.
Rizzoni, 5th edition, McGraw-Hill
College, 2007.
Electronics
Glossary
1; Glossary
2; Glossary
3.
Course Description:
This course will introduce you the basic concepts, physical
principles of electronic elements and elementary circuits, and circuits
design
in electronics. Emphasis is on analog circuit analysis; semiconductors;
diode
theory, diodes, and diode circuits; transistor fundamentals,
transistors, BJTs,
FFETs, MOSFETs; amplifiers, op-amps; logic gates; and integrated
circuits.
The objectives are to understand how electronic elements and circuits
work and
to develop capability and skills in analyzing circuits and designing
functional
circuits from integrated circuit building blocks.
Objectives (complying with ABET):
1) To understand the theory and principles of basic elements,
devices, and
circuits in electronics: resistor, inductance, capacitance, op-amp,
logic gate, flip-flop, diodes, transistors, amplifiers;
2) To be able to apply Ohm's law, KVL, KCL, Thevenin's and Norton's
theorems and
equivalent circuits in circuit analysis, design, and test;
3) To develop the skills and capability to design, build, and test
elementary analog and digital circuits using the components list in 1).
Course outcomings (complying with ABET A-K)
After this course, you (the student) should have
Grade Policy:
Your final grade for the course will depend on your active
participation in both lectures and labs, ability to understand and
apply
electronic theory and principles in circuit analysis, functional
circuit design,
presentation in the form of wring homework, lab check out, and lab
reports. The
final grade of the course will be determined approximately as follows:
Homework:
20%
Lab check out and report: 15%
4-5
Tests:
65%
Grading scale observes: A=(92,100], A-=[90, 92], B+=(87, 90), B=[83, 87], B-=[80, 83), C+=(77, 80), C=[73, 77], C-=[70, 73), D+=(67, 70), D=[63, 67], D-=[60, 63), F=[0, 60). [ or ] means inclusive, ( or ) means exclusive. Also: A= 4.0, A-=3.7, B+=3.3, B=3.0, B-=2.7, C+=2.3, C=2.0, C-=1.7, D+=1.3, D=1.0, D-=0.7, F=0.
Tentative Schedule:
| Date | Day | Lecture No. |
Topic | Lab |
Reading |
HW given |
HW due |
| Agu-24-10 Agu-26-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Lecture 1 Lecture 2 |
Ohm's and Kirchhoffer's laws Thevenin's and Norton's theorems |
|
handout Ch 1 |
HW#1 | |
| Agu-31-10 Sep-02-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Lecture 3 Lecture 4 |
Circuit analysis Semiconductors |
pre | Ch 2 Ch 3 |
HW#2 | HW#1 |
| Sep-07-10 Sep-09-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Lecture 5 Lecture 6 |
Diode theory Diode circuits |
Lab#1 | Ch 4 | HW#3 | HW#2 |
| Sep-14-10 Sep-16-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
No class Lecture 8 |
Economic Development
Summit Special diodes |
report + pre |
Ch 5 | |
|
| Sep-21-10 Sep-23-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Lecture 9 Lecture 10 |
BJTs Transistor basics |
Lab#2 | Ch 6 |
HW#4 | HW#3 |
| Sep-28-10 Sep-30-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Lecture 11 Lecture 12 |
Transistor biasing AC models |
report + pre |
Ch 7 Ch 8 |
HW#5 | HW#4 |
| Oct-05-10 Oct-07-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Lecture 13 Lecture 14 |
Voltage amplifier CC and BB amplifier |
Lab#3 | Ch 9 Ch 10 |
HW#6 | HW#5 |
| Oct-12-10 Oct-14-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Lecture 15 Lecture 16 |
Power amplifier JFETs (1) |
report + pre |
Ch 11 Ch 12 |
HW#7 | HW#6 |
| Oct-19-10 Oct-21-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Lecture 17 Lecture 18 |
JFETs (2) MOSFETs |
Lab#4 | Ch 13 |
HW#8 | HW#7 |
| Oct-26-10 Oct-28-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Lecture 19 Lecture 20 |
Thyristor/gates Differential amplifiers |
report + pre |
Ch 14 Ch 15 |
HW#9 | HW#8 |
| Nov-02-10 Nov-04-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
No class Lecture 22 |
Election day Integrated circuits |
Lab#5 | Ch 17 |
|
|
| Nov-09-10 Nov-11-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Lecture 23 No class |
Op-amp amplifier Veteran day |
report + pre |
Ch 18 |
HW#10 | HW#9 |
| Nov-16-10 Nov-18-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Lecture 25 Lecture 26 |
Negative feedback Linear Op-Amp circuits(1) |
Lab#6 | Ch 19 Ch 20 |
HW#11 | HW#10 |
| Nov-23-10 Nov-25-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Lecture 27 No class |
Linear Op-Amp circuits(2) Thanksgiving break |
report + pre |
Ch 20 | HW#12 |
HW#11 |
| Nov-30-10 Dec-02-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Lecture 28 Lecture 29 |
Active filters Non-linear Op-Amp circuits(1) |
Lab#7 | Ch 21 Ch 22 |
HW#13 | HW#12 |
| Dec-07-10 Dec-09-10 |
Tuesday Thursday |
Lecture 30 Lecture 31 |
Non-linear Op-Amp circuits(2) Overall review |
report |
Ch 22 | HW#13 |
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