IE100112

Electronics

Last taught 2019

Spring

Ålesund

Norwegian

Overview

8 candidates

Pass rate

88%

3 points

Grade distribution
Average over time
Pass rate over time

About this course

Content

Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's laws

 serial and parallel connection, current and voltage distribution, electrical power

 simplification of circuits and circuit models with Thevenin and Norton equivalents

 first order DC-circuits with resistor, capacitor and inductor

 AC circuits with sinusoidal signals, amplitude and rms-values, impedance

 phasors

 three-phase circuits

 basic semiconductor devices, diodes and transistors, and circuits with these components

 design of transistor amplifiers, load line analysis and quiescent operating point

 the operational amplifier, basic circuits with operational amplifiers, differential and instrumentation amplifier

 signal interfacing and signal processing, passive and active filter

 electrical documentation with schematic drawings

 laboratory work with fundamental measuring techniques

Learning outcomes

Læringsutbytte - Kunnskap:

central laws and methods for analysis of electrical circuits

DC circuits in transient and steady-state and AC circuits with sinusoidal signals

basic semiconductor technology and operational amplifiers

 

Læringsutbytte - Ferdigheter:

 basic measurement techniques, and safe handling and connection of electrical components and electrical circuits

electrical documentation with reports and measurement protocols, and schematic drawings using software tools

 

Læringsutbytte - Kompetanse:

use measuring devices as multimeter and oscilloscope

connect, analyze and document own experiments with electrical circuitry and communicate own knowledge both orally and in writing

independently obtain and use data sheets and supporting literature in own work

Teaching methods

Pedagogiske metoder:

Lectures.Laboratory work. 

Obligatoriske arbeidskrav:

6 compulsory theoretical exercises. 6 compulsory laboratory exercises. Access to the examination requires that all mandatory work have been submitted within the deadlines, and approved.