Learn Analog Electronic Circuits
Analog electronics is a branch of electronics that deals with continuous signals, as opposed to digital electronics, which deals with discrete signals. Analog electronics is used in a wide variety of applications, including audio amplifiers, radio receivers, and power supplies. The course of Analog Electronic Circuits (AEC) has been designed primarily as a core course for undergraduate students in electrical and electronics engineering. It starts with basic circuit components and circuit concepts and then, gradually moves to practical building blocks of analog electronic systems. In this course, a serious attempt has been made to make a balance between theory and practice so that the discussed circuits such as BJT based circuits can be constructed in an undergraduate level laboratory class and their measured performance can be easily compared with the analytically predicted performance. It helps to build confidence on theory.
On this page, you’ll find some study resources such as lecture notes for a 3-credit course “EIE340 Analog Circuits” at the Department of Engineering Science of Macau University of Science and Technology.
Here is an introduction slide for AEC.
Introduction to Analog Electronic Circuits
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