Microelectronic Circuit Implementation

This is lab 2 of 4 in the course

by Quanser Inc., and Texas Instruments

Students apply I-V characteristics of diodes and transistors to common applications such as rectifiers and amplifiers and learn how I-V characteristics impact an applied circuit.

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES

After completing this lab, students will be able to:

Explain the theory and design of rectifier circuits
Relate the application of specific diodes to design requirements
Explain the role of transistors in amplifier circuits
Apply theoretical knowledge about transistors to a simple application
Select component values to achieve desired amplifier performance
Identify causes of undesirable behavior in semiconductor circuits

REQUIRED SKILLS

Introduction to Physics or equivalent
Circuits 1 or equivalent
Circuits 2 or equivalent
Basic LabVIEW & Multisim Proficiency

Requirements

NI ELVIS III

Engineering laboratory solution for project-based learning that combines instrumentation and embedded design with a web-driven experience, delivering a greater understanding of engineering fundamentals and system design. Learn more

TI Analog Electronics Board for NI ELVIS III

An application board for NI ELVIS III which provides a hands-on approach to analog and micro electronics using functional blocks and TI circuits to understand each component. Learn more

Multisim Live

Multisim Live is an online, touch-optimized component of Multisim, so students can design and simulate their circuits anywhere, anytime, on any device. Learn more

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