PH319 : Electronics ІІ

Department

Physics

Academic Program

Bachelor in Physics

Type

Compulsory

Credits

02

Prerequisite

PH214

Overview

This course aims to introduce the student to the electronic models of the transistor and their impact on the amplification of the various signals, and to become familiar with the skills of connecting electronic circuits and analyzing them. As well as the ability to work on various electronic circuits, especially those of a research nature related to signal analysis, amplification and noise reduction. This is done by covering the topics of small signal amplifiers, differential amplifiers, digital circuits, and logic gates.

Intended learning outcomes

By studying this course the student will be able to:1- Connect and analyze electronic circuits.2- He operates various electronic circuits, especially those of a research nature, related to signal analysis, amplification and noise reduction.3- The student distinguishes between different delivery methods and their advantages.4- The movement of the signal in electronic circuits explains its shape.5- Design and install integrated circuits and test them.6- Suggest IC integrated circuits needed to perform calculations.7- Addresses noise problems with electrical signals.

Teaching and learning methods

1- Lectures.

2- Solve problems and discuss various exercises.

Methods of assessments

1- Written first midterm exam 25%

2- Written second midterm exam 25%

3- Written final exam 50%

4- A passing score of 50% or more

5- The total assessment of the course is 100%.

Course contents

Week Due	Lab.	Lectures	contact hours	Topics List
1	-	2	2	Review of the electronic circuits
1	-	2	2	review of electronic devices bias circuits
1	-	2	2	small signal amplifiers
3	-	3	6	Multistage Amplifiers
1	--	2	2	power amplifiers (class A only)
1	-	2	2	frequency response
1	-	2	2	feedback principles
1	-	2	2	Differential Amplifier
2	-	4	4	Operational Amplifier
1	-	2	2	digital circuits, logic gates
1	-	2	2	digital regenerative circuits, IC

Learning Resources

Text Book
Reference's name	publisher	Release	Author
Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory	Prentice Hall	7th Edition	Robert Boyletad, and Louis Nashelsky
Additional References
Introduction to electronics	John Willy International	2nd Edition	H.A. Romanwitz & R.E. Puket

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