Electronics Devices Design

The course is a substitute for:

Electronics Systems Design (XE35NEZ)

Lecturer:

Tutor:

Supervisor:

Department of Control Engineering

Synopsis:

The subject is destined mainly for 4th year control department students. Differing from ES1 and ES2 it is oriented namely on construction aspect of electronic design using computer support. Problematics of analog and digital circuits simulation is discussed, further of reliability and EMC, printed connection design, ASIC and PLD circuits design.

Requirements:

Syllabus of lectures:

1. Introduction, principles and phases of electronic systems construction, realization possibilities of analog and digital systems

2. Electronic systems physical design, components basis selection, climatic resistence

3. Principles of design system Orcad 386+, familiarization with SDT and PCB modules

4. Circuits simulation, familiarization with Orcad VST module and Electronics Workbench

5. Electronic circuits disturbances, electromagnetic compatibility

6. Electronic components reliability

7. System with desired reliability design

8. Digital systems reliability

9. Electronic devices with microprocessors construction

10. Circuits with programmable structure (PAL, GAL, Xilinx)

11. Logical system with programmable module Orcad design

12. Modern components basis for power switching, components encapsulation

13. Supplying, cooling of electronic devices by UPS systems

14. Full-custom IC, ASIC, ASIC design example

Syllabus of tutorials:

1. Introductory seminar

2. Course project starting

3. Familiarization with Orcad SDT program module

4. Familiarization with PCB program module

5. Logical simulation with VST module

6. Analog systems simulation with Electronics Workbench product

7. Seminar on disturbances and electromagnetic compatibility

8. Seminar on electronic systems reliability

9. Laboratory on computer reliability modelling

10. Laboratory work on course project

11. Laboratory work on course project and consultations

12. Orcad PLD module aided logical circuit design

13. Course project finishing with opponent

14. Account

Study Objective:

Study materials:

[1] Bose B.K.: Modern Power Electronics.Evolution, Technology and

Applications. IEEE Press, New York 1992

Note:

Further information:

No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans: