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Course Name	Turkish	Elektroniğin Temelleri
	English	Fundamentals of Electronics
Course Code	EEE 262E	Credit	Lecture (hour/week)	Recitation (hour/week)	Laboratory (hour/week)
Semester	-	4	4	-	-
Course Language		English
Course Coordinator		Sheıda Farajı
Course Objectives		togivethefollowingabilitiestothestudents: 1) Conductionmechanisminsolidmaterials, 2) Transistormodelsandbiasing, 3) Calculationmethodologiesofthegain,input,andoutputresistancesofBJTandMOSFETamplifiers 4) Discussionandanalysisofbasicanalogamplifierstages
Course Description		FundamentalsofElectronicscoursecoversstructureandoperatingprinciplesofelectroniccomponents. Firstpartof thecoursefocusesonFundamentalsof solid-statephysics,propertiesof semiconductor materials,currentcarriers,driftanddiffusionmechanisms.Secondpartofthecoursefocusesonthe diode. Structureof thepn-junctiondiode, diodemodelsused incircuit analysis, diodecircuitsand differentdiodetypesarecovered.Thirdpartofthelecturefocusesontransistors.Differenttransistor types,theirbehavior,secondaryeffects,andtransistorcircuitsarecovered.Amplificationandthegain concept,amplifiertypesandcircuitmodels,conceptualfunctionofthetransistorinamplificationwillbe discussed.DCandthermalsensitivityanalysisoftransistor(BJT,MOSFET)circuitswillbeshown.Small signalequivalentsofBJTandMOSFETaswellastheACanalysisofBJTandMOSFETamplifierswillbe conducted.Gainandinput/outputresistanceofbasicamplifierstageswillbefoundandtheanalysisof cascade(direct/capacitively-coupled)amplifiersisdone.Thecascodestructure,Darlingtonstructure,the differential amplifiers, differential andcommon-modegains, commonmode rejection ratiowill be explained. Current sources, active-loaded circuits, effect of non-idealities on thebehaviorwill be discussed.Finally,thelinearandnonlinearapplicationsofidealandnon-idealoperationalamplifierswill beconsidered.
Course Outcomes		Students who pass the course will be able to: I. Analyze conduction problems in solid materials. II. Analyze diode circuits using diode models. III. Analyze electronics circuits using BJT models and BJT DC biasing. IV. Analyze electronics circuits using MOS models and MOSFET DC biasing. V. Derive the small-signal model for BJTs and MOSFETs from their physical fundamentals. VI. Understand how to realize the biasing of BJT and MOSFET amplifiers VII. Learn how to perform small-signal analysis on BJT and MOSFET amplifiers thereby calculating the gain, input, and output resistances. VIII. Grasp different configurations of BJTs and MOSFETs (e.g. cascode) built to perform a specific task (current source, current mirror, etc.) IX. Understand the biasing and small-signal analysis of differential amplifiers X. Learn the nonidealities and their consequences in differential amplifiers XI. Investigate the properties and the applications of operational amplifiers
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Textbook		1. A.S. Sedra, K.C. Smith, "Microelectronic Circuits", 7th edition, Oxford University Press, 2015. 2. B. Razavi, “Microelectronics”, 2nd edition, Wiley, 2015 3. Mehmet Sait Türköz, “Elektronik”, Birsen Yayınevi, 2009.
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