This course develops students’ foundational competence in electronic circuits through the systematic study of diodes, transistors, and integrated circuits used in modern electrical and electronics engineering applications. It emphasizes the analysis of circuits employing discrete components and extends to the practical understanding of commonly used integrated circuits. The course further introduces fundamental electronic circuit design concepts for basic applications such as filters, power supplies, and operational amplifier signal processing, with attention to sustainable and responsible engineering practices.
Aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), this course supports:
- SDG7: (Affordable and Clean Energy) The course develops students’ ability to analyze and design efficient electronic circuits such as power supplies and regulators, which are fundamental components of energy conversion and management systems. Through the study of semiconductor devices and power electronics principles, students gain technical competence in creating circuits that contribute to energy efficiency and sustainable power usage.
- SDG9: (Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure) By introducing integrated circuits, transistor amplifiers, and operational amplifier applications, the course strengthens students’ engineering foundation in electronics system design. These competencies directly support technological innovation and the development of modern industrial and communication infrastructures.
This course develops students’ foundational competence in electronic circuits through the systematic study of diodes, transistors, and integrated circuits used in modern electrical and electronics engineering applications. It emphasizes the analysis of circuits employing discrete components and extends to the practical understanding of commonly used integrated circuits. The course further introduces fundamental electronic circuit design concepts for basic applications such as filters, power supplies, and operational amplifier signal processing, with attention to sustainable and responsible engineering practices
Aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), this course supports
- SDG7: (Affordable and Clean Energy) The course develops students’ ability to analyze and design efficient electronic circuits such as power supplies and regulators, which are fundamental components of energy conversion and management systems. Through the study of semiconductor devices and power electronics principles, students gain technical competence in creating circuits that contribute to energy efficiency and sustainable power usage.
- SDG9: (Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure) By introducing integrated circuits, transistor amplifiers, and operational amplifier applications, the course strengthens students’ engineering foundation in electronics system design. These competencies directly support technological innovation and the development of modern industrial and communication infrastructures.