This course covers the design and analysis of more complex analogue electronic circuits. Topics include advanced operational amplifier applications, active filters, waveform generators, and voltage regulators, which are essential for designing signal processing and power supply circuits.
This advanced course builds on previous circuit theory knowledge. It introduces methods for analyzing complex circuits, including network theorems for AC circuits, transients in RLC circuits, and the fundamentals of two-port networks.
This course introduces the principles of measurement and automatic control systems. It covers advanced measurement techniques, the characteristics of control systems (open-loop and closed-loop), and the analysis of system stability and performance.
This course provides an in-depth study of the properties of materials used in electrical and electronic engineering. You will learn about the atomic structure, conductivity, and magnetic properties of conductors, semiconductors, and insulators, and how these properties affect their application.