Gustavus Adolphus College
Spring 2008
Professor:
Dr. Thomas
Huber
This course begins with a condesed review of AC and DC circuit
theory and then develops the principles and applications of
analog and digital electronic devices and circuits. Topics include
equivalent circuits, diodes, transistors, negative feedback, operational
amplifiers, noise and interference, digital logic, and integrated
circuit gates. Three lectures weekly. Prerequisites: PHY-240/241 or PHY-171/172.
Spring Semester.
Experiments in AC circuit
through "black box" techniques, diode characteristics and applications,
voltage regulation, operational amplifier circuits, transistor
amplifier, TTL logic gate characteristics and circuits. Emphasis is
placed on developing expertise with modern test equipment in the
quantitative study of analog and digital circuits. One two-hour
laboratory weekly. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in PHY270. Spring
semester.