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BOSTON UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

EC410 – Introduction to Electronics


Fall Semester 2014

Section A1 Dis. Lab


Instructor Prof. M. Lee Haiding Sun (haiding@bu)Haiding Sun/UTF
Time M/W 2-4 PM B1 TR 9-10 am PHO 201 C1 F 9-11 am
Classroom PHO 210 B2 W 4-5 pm PSY B51 C2 TR 10-12 am
Office Hours M/W 4-5 PM B3 W 12-1 pm COM 210 C3 F 12-2 pm
Office Loc PHO 418 F 8-9 am, 11-12, PHO 833 C4 Tue 6-8 pm

GTF Office Hours:


Haiding Sun: PHO 833, Friday, 8-9 am and 11-12.

Course Description:
Discussion of 2-terminal and 3-terminal non-linear and active devices; power supply circuits;
simple linear amplifier circuits including biasing, incremental analysis, large-signal analysis, and
frequency response; introduction to digital circuits. (4 credits)

Prerequisite: ENG EK307

Text: M. Horenstein, Microelectronic Circuits and Devices, 2nd edition, Prentice-Hall, 1996
Lab Manuel: See www.bu.edu/eng/ec410

References:
1. Jaeger and Blalock, Microelectronic Circuit Design, McGraw-Hill, 2003
2. Attia, PSPICE and MATLAB for Electronics, CRC Press, 2002

Course Content:
EC410 includes a coordinated set of lectures, labs, homework, and exams to provide students
with an introduction to electronics and circuit design. Lab sessions meet weekly in PHO105
where students will perform a variety of introductory circuit experiments using components
and a breadboard (previously purchased in kit form for EK307). Each lab session will be
conducted by GTF assigned to the course. Students will also be assigned weekly discussion
times with a GTF to discuss the course material and ask questions on the homework. The
course will contain two mid-terms and a final exam.

Grading: Mid-term Exam I 20%


Mid-term Exam II 20%
Labs 15%
Homework 15%
Final Exam 30%
Schedule of Lectures and Exams:

Dates Topic Description Text Material


9/3 Course intro, linear ckts review, KVL, KCL, superposition 1.1 – 1.5
9/8 Thevenin Eq ckts, current & voltage divider, RC/RL ckts, 1.6 – 1.9
9/10 Transformers, Op-Amps ckts., Phasors/AC steady-state notes
9/15 Non-linear ckts, graphical method, PN junction diode 3.1 – 3.3.2
9/17 PN diode circuits; Zener, tunnel, varactor, & Schottky diodes 3.3.3 – 3.3.9
9/22 Graphical methods, iterative solution, piece-wise linear modeling 3.4 – 3.6
9/24 Diode circuits: clipping, limiting 4.1 – 4.2
9/29 Rectifier circuits: half-wave rectifier, bridge rectifier 4.3 – 4.4.2
10/1 Power supply circuits, voltage regulator, detector circuit 4.4.3 – 4.4.5
10/6 Precision rectifiers, FET Devices, load line, NMOS depletion mode 4.5, 5.1 – 5.2.3
10/8 Body effect, transconductance, PMOS 5.2.4, 5.2.5, 5.2.7, 5.2.8
10/10 Mid-Term Exam I, Friday, 6-8 PM
10/14 Bipolar junction transistors 5.3
10/15 Drain and collector resistance, Early Voltage 5.4
10/20 Photonic devices, temperature dependence, power limitations 5.5 – 5.7
10/22 Transistor Circuits - inverters (common emitter, common source) 6.1
10/27 Transistor Circuits – voltage follower (emitter flwr, source flwr) 6.2
10/29 Transistor Circuits – current follower (gnd’ed base, gnd’ed gate) 6.3
11/3 Basic analog amplifier circuits: voltage gain, power gain 7.1 – 7.2
11/5 Biasing MOSFET amplifiers, BJT small-signal models 7.3
11/10 BJT and MOSFET small-signal models, Review 7.4
11/12 Two-port representation, Frequency response, circuit capacitance 7.5, 9.1
11/14 Mid-Term Exam II, Friday, 6-8 PM
11/17 Sinusoidal steady-state response, Bode plot, Review 9.2
11/19 Capacitors affecting high/low freq response, dominant pole 9.3.1 – 9.3.2
11/24 Transverse capacitance, Miller’s Theorem 9.3.3 – 9.3.4
11/26 No class (Thanksgiving recess)
12/1 High freq poles with feedback, Freq response with bypass capacitor 9.3.5 – 9.3.6
12/3 Digital circuits: logic levels, noise margin, delay, 6.4, 14.1
12/8 CMOS family, NMOS logic family 14.2, 14.3
12/10 Review Session for final exam
TBA Final Exam

Lab Schedule (see www.bu.edu/eng/courses/ec410)

9/1 No Lab

9/8 Intro to Equipment, Pspice (see www.bu.edu/eng/courses/ec410)

9/15 Diode V-I Characteristics

9/22 Diode Circuits


9/29 Power Supplies

10/ 6 I-V Characteristic of BJT

10/13 Make Up Week

10/20 I-V Characteristic of MOSFET

10/29 MOSFET Inverter

11/3 MOSFET Amplifier

11/10 Frequency Response

11/17

11/24 No Lab

12/1 Make up sessions

Rules for the SC410 Laboratory:


A bound 8½ x 11 lab notebook should be used to record all relevant data in it. Do not use
loose-leaf data sheets in the lab. Each lab will need to be signed off by a EC410 GTF.

Course Policies:
1. Lectures – Attendance in class is considered essential and required.
2. Exams – Absence from an exam can be excused only for reasons of illness, or
unavoidable travel. In each case, permission of the instructor in advance is required,
as well as a written authorization by a physician (in the case of illness) or other
appropriate authorized signature.
3. Homework – Late homework will not be accepted.
4. Labs – Late lab reports will not be accepted.

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