King Saud University
Electrical Engineering Department
EE416- Advanced Electronic Circuits
Instructor: Dr. Mohammed A. ALTURAIGI
Office 2C4
Phone: 467-76797
E-mail: mturaigi@ksu.edu.sa
Goals: The course is intended to enable the student to understand the analysis and applications of the analog integrated circuits.
Objectives:
1- To understand the functions of the different analog IC such as op-amp, CC, OTA, Multipliers PLL, signal generators.. etc.
2- To teach the students the skills in how to analyze and deal with advance electronic circuits and systems such as internal circuits of op-amp, multiplier, OTA , CC, etc.
3- To teach the students how analyze and design some of the electronic circuits systems and their applications such as MV, SC, DAC, ADC, OTA, Multiplier and PLL
4- To understand the circuit of different analog filters such as active filters, SC filters gm-C filters.
5- To learn how to get same application from different amplifiers such as impedance simulation, integrators, filters and so on.
Description: Op-amp characteristics and applications, D/A and A/D converters, Switched capacitor circuits, Waveform Generation circuits, Timers and applications, Current Mode circuits and current conveyor applications, Analog multiplier circuits and applications, OTA circuits and applications, PLL and applications
Text books
1- "Microelectronic Circuits" By A.S.Sedra and K.C.Smith, 5th edition.
2 "Design with operational amplifiers and analog integrated circuits" By Sergio Franco, 3rd edition.
Prerequisites: EE315 Digital and analog electronic circuits
Class/Tutorial Schedule: Class is held three times per week in 50 –minute lecture sessions. There is also a 50-minute weekly tutorial associated with this course
Grading
1St exam 25% 23/4/1432
2nd exam 25% 18/6/1432
H.W 10%
Final Exam 40%