ENGR1202 Analog Electronics 1

Dr Sherry Randhawa

2015

4.5

1 x 120-minute lecture-2 fortnightly
2 x 60-minute lecture-1s weekly
1 x 1-hour tutorial weekly
1 x 120-minute workshop fortnightly
1 x 1-hour laboratory weekly

1 of ENGR1732, ENGR8702 has been successfully completed

SACE Stage 2 Mathematical Studies: solving simultaneous equations

Summer class contact:

2 2-hour lectures weekly (for 5 weeks)

2 2-hour workshops weekly (for 5 weeks)

2 1-hour tutorials weekly (for 5 weeks)

2 1-hour laboratories weekly (for 5 weeks)

Examination, Laboratory Experiments, On-line Quizzes, Quizzes, Written Laboratory Report

This topic covers circuit variables and elements; simple resistive circuits; techniques of circuit analysis; diodes, simple active circuits, operational amplifiers, basic measuring instruments; usage and safety; error analysis; calibration; wiring and connection.

This topic is the foundation upon which most of the later year engineering topics build. It aims to introduce students to the concepts of basic circuit theory and reinforce this knowledge through practical means. It also provides a practical introductionto understanding electrical instruments and laboratory equipment.

At the completion of the topic, students are expected to be able to:

Understand and apply basic principles of electric circuit theory
Analyse, design and construct simple passive and active circuits
Understand and use electrical components and instruments
Have knowledge and understanding of safety requirements involved in laboratory practice

Key dates and timetable

Timetable details for 2015 are no longer published.

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