Lectures in course EE-296: Electrical systems and electronics II

Covers exercises related to generators of function circuits and their behavior.

Measuring Systems and Op-Amps: Applications in ECG and PPG

Explores voltage amplifiers, op-amp characteristics, and applications in ECG and PPG.

Operational Amplifiers: Applications and Configurations

Explores operational amplifiers' applications, configurations, inverting and non-inverting amplifiers, and negative feedback.

Operational Amplifiers: Imperfections and Limitations

Explores the imperfections and limitations of operational amplifiers, including offset voltage, finite gain, bandwidth restrictions, and slew rate.

Ampli-Op Applications: Typical Circuits

Explores typical operational amplifier applications, such as follower and summing circuits.

Voltage Follower: Applications and Frequency Response

Explores the voltage follower circuit, its applications, and frequency response in electronic systems.

Band-Pass Filters: Design and Application

Explores band-pass filter design, impedance characteristics, and practical circuit realization for heart activity measurement.

Electrocardiogram Amplification

Explores the challenges of amplifying ECG signals while rejecting interference, emphasizing precise component matching and common mode rejection techniques.

Comparator Applications: Simple vs. Threshold

Explores simple and threshold comparators, their applications in heartbeat extraction, and unstable system design.

Function Generator: Oscillators

Explores autonomous circuits for generating periodic signals using signal generators, astable flip-flops, and oscillators.

Oscillators: Definition and Conditions

Covers the definition and conditions of oscillators, focusing on the Barkhausen criterion for oscillation.

Analog-Digital Conversion: Fundamentals

Explores the basics of analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversion processes, including sampling and coding.

Analog-Digital & Digital-Analog Converters

Covers Analog-Digital and Digital-Analog conversion, including sampling, quantization, Flash converter, weighted current generation, and R2R network.

Noise in Electronics

Introduces the fundamentals of noise in electronics, covering origins, signal types, power characteristics, and noise sources.