Electronic systems and components
K C Ng
4 points * 24 lectures, 18 laboratory hours * First semester * Clayton * Prerequisites: ECS3362
Objectives The student is expected to acquire knowledge and understanding of the functional structure and components of electronic systems and the operating principles of electronic components and subsystems. The student is also expected to develop skills in interpreting manufacturers' specifications and in the selection of commercially available components and subsystems to realise electronic system designs.
Synopsis Introduction to electronic systems and components. Instrumentation systems: transducers, signal conditioning subsystems; instrumentation, isolation and current mode amplifiers; interference control: grounding and shielding. Data acquisition systems: A/D and D/A converters, V/F and F/V converters; multiplexers, sampling and track-hold amplifiers; data acquisition subsystems. Filters: Butterworth, Chebyshev filters; active, universal and switched-capacitor filters. Oscillators and timing systems: LC and crystal oscillators; phase-lock loops; universal timer/counters; modulators and demodulators. Power supply systems: voltage references; linear and switched-mode regulators.
Assessment Examination (2 hours): 75% * Laboratory work and assignments: 25%
Recommended texts
Honeycutt R A Op amps and linear integrated circuits Delmar, 1988
Horowitz P and Hill W The art of electronics 2nd edn, CUP, 1989
Analog Devices Transducer interfacing handbook Analog Devices
Various manufacturer's databooks
Winzer J Linear integrated circuits Saunders, 1992
Wobschall D Circuit design for electronic instrumentation 2nd edn, McGraw-Hill, 1987
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