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Calvin University Course Info

Grand Rapids, Michigan

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ENGR 332

Analog Circuits and Systems Design

Feedback principles and electronic circuit theory and device theory applied to multistage transistor amplifiers. Detailed study of operational amplifier specs, non-idealities, and compensation. Introduction to filter theory and practical realizations. Power supply design: Rectifier circuits, linear, and switching regulators. Nonlinear circuits: Comparators, multipliers, Schmitt trigger, S/H circuits, multi-vibrators, and oscillators. Introduction to noise analysis and low noise design. Emphasis on realization of designs using commercially available ICs. Design experience emphasized in projects and the laboratory

Units: 4.0

Prerequisites:
ENGR 311 - Electronic Devices and Circuits
and
ENGR 307 - Electrical Signals and Systems