Electronic Systems

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Department of Control Engineering

Synopsis:

This subject aims at the students of the branch Computer Science following the previous subject Electronics. It contains a review of basic electronic systems, i.e. pulse, logic and analog ones, supporting the following studies of the branch.

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Syllabus of lectures:

1. Signal processing, its shaping in linear and non-linear circuits

2. Logical circuits. NAND and NOR gates, TTL and CMOS realization

3. Flip-flop and monostable circuits, pulse generators

4. Basic combinational logic circuits (coders, multiplexers, etc.)

5. Basic sequential logic circuits (registers, counters,etc.)

6. Semiconductor memory devices

7. Operational amplifiers-OA (properties, parameters, structure)

8. Basic linear and non-linear applications of the OA

9. D/A (digital-to-analog) and A/D (analog-to-digital) converters

10. Converters U/f, U/T, U/PWM, number/PWM. Multipliers

11. Active filters including switching capacities'application

12. Continuous and switching mode power supply devices.

13. Development, realization and application of electronic systems

14. Design of electronic systems. Application of the CAD

Syllabus of tutorials:

1. Introduction, presentation of the homework

2. Rules os the work in laboratories, ORCAD system

3. Consulting of the problems concerning with homework

4. Continuouns power supply devices, voltage stabilization

5. Linear applications of operational amplifiers

6. Non-linear applications of operational amplifiers

7. PWM power amplifiers for servosystems

8. TTL and CMOS logic circuits

9. Bistable flip-flop circuits, counters

10. Circuits of the large scale integration, memories

11. Consulting

12. Theoretical solutions of typical electronic systems

13. Presentation of the homework

14. Assessment

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Study materials:

[1] Sůva, S., Šimek, T., Vysoký, O.: Electronic Systems. Syllabus. Department of Control Engineering ČVUT FEL, Praha 1995

[2] Nowicki, J.R., Adam, L.J.: Digital Circuits. Edward Arnold, London 1990 [3] Jacob, J.M.,: Applications & Design with Analog Integrated Circuits. Reston Publishing Company Inc., Virginia 1982

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No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans: