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Fundamentals of Analog Circuits

Course Title: Fundamentals of Analog Circuits
Total Duration: 8 hours

Session 1: Introduction to Analog Circuits

Topic: Basics of Analog and Digital Circuits
Duration: 1.5 hours
Content Focus:

  • Understand the core differences between analog and digital signals.
  • Explore real-world examples to grasp their applications and significance.

Objective: Build a strong foundation in distinguishing analog signals from digital ones for practical engineering applications.


Session 2: Exploring Analog Components

Topic: Resistors, Capacitors, Inductors, and MOSFETs
Duration: 2 hours
Content Focus:

  • Deep dive into the key components of analog circuits.
  • Analyze their functionality, significance, and basic equations with real-world examples.

Objective: Gain a comprehensive understanding of essential analog components and their applications in circuit design.


Session 3: Understanding Operational Amplifiers (Op-Amps)

Topic: Basics of Operational Amplifiers (Op-Amps)
Duration: 2 hours
Content Focus:

  • Learn the characteristics and functions of Op-Amps.
  • Explore their applications in filters, amplifiers, and other designs.

Objective: Develop foundational knowledge of Op-Amps to enhance your analog circuit design capabilities.


Session 4: Introduction to Small Signal and Noise Analysis

Topic: Small Signal Amplification and Noise
Duration: 2 hours
Content Focus:

  • Introduction to small signal concepts.
  • Basics of noise analysis and its impact on circuit performance.

Objective: Understand how small signals are handled in circuits and the role of noise in performance analysis.


Summary:
This course provides an in-depth foundation for mastering analog circuits. By exploring key components, operational amplifiers, and signal handling techniques, participants will be equipped to approach complex circuit designs confidently.

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