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    Analogue & Digital Electronics Intro 23-24 (B)

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    This 12-week module on analogue and digital electronics covers basic circuit theory and electronic systems. It is taught by Dr. Carlos Gamio and is worth 20 credits. Assessment is based 50% on a final exam and 50% on coursework, including lab reports and an essay. Lectures cover topics like amplification, operational amplifiers, diodes, transistors, and digital logic over the 12 weeks. Students must complete 11 tutorials and labs, and submit lab reports on schedule. The main textbook is Electronics: A Systems Approach, and additional support material is available online.

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    This 12-week module on analogue and digital electronics covers basic circuit theory and electronic systems. It is taught by Dr. Carlos Gamio and is worth 20 credits. Assessment is based 50% on a final exam and 50% on coursework, including lab reports and an essay. Lectures cover topics like amplification, operational amplifiers, diodes, transistors, and digital logic over the 12 weeks. Students must complete 11 tutorials and labs, and submit lab reports on schedule. The main textbook is Electronics: A Systems Approach, and additional support material is available online.

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    This 12-week module on analogue and digital electronics covers basic circuit theory and electronic systems. It is taught by Dr. Carlos Gamio and is worth 20 credits. Assessment is based 50% on a final exam and 50% on coursework, including lab reports and an essay. Lectures cover topics like amplification, operational amplifiers, diodes, transistors, and digital logic over the 12 weeks. Students must complete 11 tutorials and labs, and submit lab reports on schedule. The main textbook is Electronics: A Systems Approach, and additional support material is available online.

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    Analogue & Digital Electronics Intro 23-24 (B)

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    Carlos Gamio
    This 12-week module on analogue and digital electronics covers basic circuit theory and electronic systems. It is taught by Dr. Carlos Gamio and is worth 20 credits. Assessment is based 50% on a final exam and 50% on coursework, including lab reports and an essay. Lectures cover topics like amplification, operational amplifiers, diodes, transistors, and digital logic over the 12 weeks. Students must complete 11 tutorials and labs, and submit lab reports on schedule. The main textbook is Electronics: A Systems Approach, and additional support material is available online.

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    M2H623525 (GA)

    M2H626267 (GA)

    Module Overview

    Dr Carlos Gamio
     This module covers the basic principles of
    Analogue and Digital Electronics
     20 credit module
     12 weeks to complete
     Runs Week 1 until Week 12
     Assessed by 50% Exam + 50% Coursework

     Lecturer: Dr Carlos Gamio


     Week 1 – Review of Circuit Theory and
    Introduction to Electronic Systems
     Week 2 – Amplification
     Week 3 – Operational Amplifiers (Op-Amps)
     Week 4 - The PN Junction Diode
     Week 5 – Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT)
     Week 6 – Field Effect Transistors (FET)
     Week 7 – Digital Systems and Combinational Logic I
     Week 8 – Combinational Logic II
     Week 9 – Sequential Logic I
     Week 10 - Sequential Logic II
     Week 11 – Implementing Digital Systems
     (Week 12 – Revision)
    )
     There will be 11 Tutorials containing
    analytical problems that have to be solved,
    part in class, part through directed studies
     Consists of one exam and two courseworks
     EX1: Exam
     CW1: Two Analogue Lab Reports
    One Work-Based Essay (only GA students)
     CW2: Two Digital Lab Reports
     Submit reports one week after the experiment
     IMPORTANT: the weighting is 50% for EX1, 25%
    for CW1 and 25% for CW2
     Late submission will be penalised
    Week LAB
    1 Lab 1: Introductory Lab
    2 Lab 2: Oscilloscope
    3 Lab 3: Operational Amplifier (OPAMP)
    4 Lab 4: Diode - [CW1]
    5 Lab 5: Bipolar-Junction Transistor (BJT) - [CW1]
    6 Lab 6: Transistor as a switch
    Week LAB
    7 Lab 1: Digital Logic Fundamentals
    8 Lab 2: Logic Simplification
    9 Lab 3: Digital Comparison Logic
    10 Lab 4: BCD to 7-Segment Decoder - [CW2]
    11 Lab 5: Counters - [CW2]
    Week LAB
    1 Lab 1: Introductory Lab
    3 Lab 3: Operational Amplifier (OPAMP)
    5 Lab 4: Diode - [CW1]
    7 Lab 5: Bipolar-Junction Transistor (BJT) - [CW1]
    Week LAB
    9 Lab 1: Digital Logic Fundamentals
    9 Lab 4: BCD to 7-Segment Decoder - [CW2]
    11 Lab 5: Counters - [CW2]
     Study in detail all notes provided in lectures
     Solve all tutorial questions provided
     Rework numerical calculations presented in
    lectures
     Read material related to the topic presented
    in class from the recommended books
     Complete the coursework provided

     Additional support will be placed in


    Blackboard (GCULEARN)
    Electronics:
    A Systems Approach
    4th, 5th or 6th Edition
    by Neil Storey
    published by Prentice Hall

    Most of the course is based on this book,


    available from:

    Library (E-Book & print)


    John Smiths bookshop
    Amazon
    The Art of Electronics
    2nd or 3th Edition
    by Paul Horowitz and Winfield Hill
    published by Cambridge University Press

    Complementary text book, available from:

    Amazon

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