Close Help Print Course module: 202001477 202001477 S3: Natural Sciences: Electronics Electronics for Measureming Course info Course module 202001477 Credits (ECTS) 3 Course type Course Language of instruction English Contact person dr. J.A. Alvarez Chavez E-mail j.a.alvarezchavez@utwente.nl Lecturer(s) Lecturer dr. J.A. Alvarez Chavez Contactperson for the course dr. J.A. Alvarez Chavez Academic year 2022 Starting block 1A Application procedure - Registration using OSIRIS Yes Aims After this course, the student: Is able to analyze circuits with sources and resistors, inductors, and capacitors, using the methods taught Clearly identifies the circuit components, characteristic curves and  equations that define their operation Recognizes whether the design, implementation and output signals is best addressed with node voltage method, Superposition and/or Thevenin and Norton theorems Designs the circuits on paper, identifies and discusses each circuit via systematic analysis Uses basic mathematical skills for Electronics: Sets of equations, 1st and 2nd order differential equations, complex numbers, integration, partial derivatives, integration by parts and limits In a team, can develop a working project for measuring a physical quantity, and diagnose faulty components, short circuits, overloads, feedback via the implementation in protoboard or Arduino platform. Is it logical? Are the input/output signals correct? Masters the use of basic instrumentation such as voltage/current sources, multimeter/oscilloscope for the characterization, optimization and analysis of basic circuits and the project Can efficiently and clearly communicate the project both orally and in writing. Presents the solution in clear and logical steps, with explanation/schematics/pencasts/videos/written reports and in Arduino   Content Tests and the assignment will be assessed on: St Logical and correct solution of the problems, by using node voltage method, superposition and/or Thevenin and Norton theorems, via systematic analysis, and the use of mathematical skills for Electronics such as: sets of equations, 1st and 2nd order differential equations, complex numbers, integration, partial derivatives, integration by parts and integration by limits. A written solution using Physics Laws and Math/Modelling is expected. The project will be assessed by means of a rubric, during a physical demonstration using the Arduino platform for which 2 Electronics experts will provide partial assessment of each project, in an expo-type session   Assumed previous knowledge Basic High school Mathematics: derivation, integration, ODEs. Required materials Book Recipes for Circuit Analysis, workbook and exercise book by L. Spreeuwers, R. van Rootseler and Chris Zeinstra, ISBN: 978-90-365-4880-9 Recommended materials Book The Art of Electronics by Horowitz, ISBN-13: 978-0521231510 ISBN-10: 0521231515 Instructional modes Assessment Presence duty Yes Assignment Presence duty Yes Design Presence duty Yes Tests Test 1 Close Help Print