Course
code | EC334 |
credit_hours | 3 |
title | Analog & Digital Circuit Analysis |
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prequisites | EE232 , EC233 |
credit hours | 3 |
Description/Outcomes | Review of basic circuit theorems - Two-Port Networks - The transfer -Phase and Time rnResponses - Bode Plot - Phase and Group Delays - Computer-Aided Analysis Packages - Integrated Digital Logic Families, Definitions (Propagation Delay, Fan-in, Fan-out) - RTL, DTL, TTL Logic Families - Analysis of TTL gates - ECL Family and Examples - CMOS Digital Circuits and Logic Families Comparison. |
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objectives | Synthesis of single and two-port networks. Analysis of networks and electronic circuits using standard packages. Analysis of different logic gates( RTL, DTL, TTL, CMOS). |
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ref. books | W.J. Hayt and J.E. Kemmerly, Engineering Circuit Analysis, McGraw Hill,1986. J.N. Nilsson and S.A. Riedel, Electric Circuits, Prentice Hall, 2004. |
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textbook | DeMassa, Ciccone “Digital Integrated Circuitsâ€, John Wiley, 2003. |
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Course Content
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Course Overview, Review of basic circuit theorems (Thevenin`s, Norton, and Milliman), Maximum Power Transfer Principal, and Laplace Transform.
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Two-Port Networks, The transfer , Poles and Zeros, Describing rnmatrices.
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Frequency, Phase and Time Responses.
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Bode Plot, Input and Output Impedance,Phase and Group Delays.
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Computer-Aided Analysis Packages(Pspice, Microcap, EWB).
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Integrated Digital Logic Families,Definitions (Propagation Delay, Fan-in, Fan-out).
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Diode Switching, Transistor Switching.
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RTL, DTL, TTL Logic Families.
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Analysis of TTL gates.
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ECL Family and Examples.
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CMOS Digital Circuits and Logic Families Comparison.
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CMOS Inverter – Static Characteristics.
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CMOS Inverter – Dynamic Characteristics.
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CMOS Realization of Boolean Expressions (Compound Gates).rn
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CMOS VLSI Realization Aspects in Combinational Circuits.
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Final Examination
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