Outline Syllabus:

• Introduction to network functions and their realizability conditions
• Amplitude characteristics approximations (such as Butterworth, Chebyshev, Inverse Chebyshev and Elliptical approximations)
• Phase characteristics approximation and delay (such as Bessel approximation)
• Synthesis of two pole networks consisting of two elements
• Synthesis of lossless four pole networks terminated in one or two resistors
• Synthesis of all pass networks
• Frequency and circuit transforms
• Introduction to active filters and their comparison with passive filters
• Active synthesis of second order transfer functions
• Synthesis of higher order transfer functions by cascading
• Other synthesis procedures for higher order transfer functions

Credits: 3

Pre-requisites:

• Electric Circuits II
• Electronics III

Co-requisites:

• None

Outline Syllabus:

• Maxwell's equations in time varying fields
• Boundary conditions
• Plane wave propagation in unbounded media
• Polarization
• Poynting theorem
• Reflection and transmission at boundaries between media
• Wave equation in cylindrical waveguides and dielectric waveguides
• Parallel, rectangular and cylindrical waveguides and dielectric waveguides
• Transmission Lines
• Steady State and transient response
• Smith chart
• Impedance matching
• Stub tuning

Credits: 3

Pre-requisites:

• Electromagnetics

Outline Syllabus:

• Microprocessor and its components
• Registers
• Control units
• Address and data buses
• Memories (ROM, RAM, EPROM, ...)
• Assembly language
• Analysis of a processing unit
• Methods of connection of interface units (I/O) to microcomputers (such as polling, interrupt)
• Priority and its execution (interrupt, daisychain such as interrupt- nonmaskable vector)
• Data transmission from processor to I/O and reverse direction in parallel and series schemes through interface IC's (such as PIO and STO in Z-80)
• Direct link of I/O with memory such as 8-bit microprocessors such as 6800, 8080, 8085 and Z-80 and their comparison
• Study of 16-bit microprocessors such as Z-8000, MC6800, 8086 and their comparison with 80bit microprocessors
• Standard buses such as RS-232, RS-482 and IEEE-488

Credits: 3

Pre-requisites:

• Computer Organization

Co-requisites:

• None

Outline Syllabus:

• RC high pass and low pass circuits
• Diode and transistor time responses
• Voltage sweep with transistors
• Miller sweep
• Miller sweep with OP-AMP
• Digital sweep
• Free running sweep
• Bi-stable multivibrator
• Mono-stable multivibrator
• Astable multivibrator
• Schmitt-trigger
• IC 555

Credits: 1

Pre-requisites:

• Pulse Techniques
• Electronics Lab II

Co-requisites:

• None

Outline Syllabus:

• Pulse shaping by active and passive circuits
• Linear systems in pulse regimes
• Attenuators
• Diode and transistor reaction in pulse regimes
• Comparators
• Schmitt triggers
• Single state and double state and oscillating multivibrators
• Negative resistance and its uses
• Pulse amplifiers
• Circuits for linear voltage variation
• Triggering
• Operational amplifiers in pulse techniques

Credits: 3

Pre-requisites:

• Logic Circuits
• Electronics II

Co-requisites:

• None

Outline Syllabus:

• Amplitude modulation and detector circuits
• DSB and SSB modulation and demodulation circuits
• FM detection (Foster-Seely, Zero-Crossing and Weiss circuits)
• PLL characteristics
• Frequency synthesizers
• A/D and D/A conversion circuits
• Various types of oscillators
• PPM, PDM and PCM circuits

Credits: 1

Pre-requisites:

• Communication Circuits

Co-requisites:

• None

Outline Syllabus:

• Introduction to the fundamental s of filters
• High frequency circuit design
• Signal sources
• Power amplifiers of classes C, S and D
• Heterodyning
• Analog modulator circuits such as AM, DSB, SSB, FM, PM
• Demodulator and detector circuits
• Digital modulation circuits such as PAM, PDM, PCM
• Delta modulation
• Transmitters and receivers
• Multiplexing systems such as TDM and FDM
• Nonlinear modulation and demodulation
• Super-heterodyne receiver
• Duplexers
• Squelch circuits
• AFC
• AGC

Credits: 3

Pre-requisites:

• Communication systems I
• Electronics III

Co-requisites:

• None

Outline Syllabus:

• Design of two stage amplifiers with feedback and their frequency response and step voltage response
• Cascode amp.
• Differential amp.
• OP-AMP applications as inverting and non-inverting
• OP-AMP applications with one power supply and with stabilized power supplies
• OP-AMP applications for integration and differentiating
• Comparators
• RC oscillators
• Wien-Bridge Osc.
• Phase shift Osc.
• LC Osc.
• Colpitts Osc.
• Narrowband amplifiers
• Tuned amplifiers

Credits: 1

Pre-requisites:

• Electronics III
• Electronics Lab II

Co-requisites:

• None

Outline Syllabus:

• Nonlinear application of operational amplifiers
• Equivalent circuits of transistors and FET at high frequencies
• Frequency response of amplifiers
• Amplifier stability
• Compensation circuits
• Oscillators
• Narrow-band amplifiers
• Broadband amplifiers

Credits: 3

Pre-requisites:

• Electronics II

Co-requisites:

• None