Course: Circuit Analysis and Electronics 2 credits: 5
- Course code
- ELVP22AE2
- Name
- Circuit Analysis and Electronics 2
- Study year
- 2022-2023
- ECTS credits
- 5
- Language
- Dutch, with parts in English
- Coordinator
- J. Bout
- Modes of delivery
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- Problem-based learning
- Assessments
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- Circuit Analysis and Electronics 2 - Written, organised by STAD examinations
Learning outcomes
Defining
The student clearly identifies a problem or customer need, contextualizes it, consults relevant sources, and converts it into a goal, problem statement, and electrical engineering requirements.
Designing
The student considers various solution directions to arrive at a detailed and well-founded electrical engineered product/service/process based on the program of requirements, using appropriate design methodologies and taking into account societal interests and engineering standards.
Realizing
The student realizes and validates a (prototype of) a product/service/process based on a technical design, using the appropriate materials/techniques/instruments.
The student clearly identifies a problem or customer need, contextualizes it, consults relevant sources, and converts it into a goal, problem statement, and electrical engineering requirements.
Designing
The student considers various solution directions to arrive at a detailed and well-founded electrical engineered product/service/process based on the program of requirements, using appropriate design methodologies and taking into account societal interests and engineering standards.
Realizing
The student realizes and validates a (prototype of) a product/service/process based on a technical design, using the appropriate materials/techniques/instruments.
Content
During this course students will expand their knowledge of analogue electronics with electromagnetism, power and AC networks, including RC, RL and RLC filter design.
Complex numbers, RMS and mean values of sinusoidal waveforms are covered in the context of AC circuit analysis, for which power, energy, and efficiency is also calculated.
Frequency domain analysis is performed using Bode plots for filters and non-ideal op-amps. Students will apply these aspects to build a prototype and to find faults in circuits (simple maintenance).
Practical measurements are made with lab equipment (such as multimeter) to analyze circuits and write a test report.
Included in programme(s)
School(s)
- Institute of Engineering