Circuits and Electronics 3: Applications

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Syllabus

Week 1: Second-order circuits, damping in second-order systems
 
Week 2: Sinusoidal steady state analysis, frequency response, frequency response plots, impedance methods
 
Week 3: Filters, quality factor, time and frequency domain responses
 
Week 4: Op-amp abstraction, negative feedback, Op-amp amplifiers, Op-amp filters and other circuits
 
Week 5: Stability, positive feedback, oscillators, energy and power
 
Week 6: CMOS digital logic, breaking, the abstraction barrier

Prerequisite

You should have a mathematical background of working with calculus and basic differential equations, and a high school physics background in electricity and magnetism. You should also have taken

and , or have an equivalent background in basic circuit analysis and first order circuits.

Instructors

Anant Agarwal
CEO and Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, MIT
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Gerald Sussman
Professor, Electrical Engineering
MIT

Piotr Mitros
Chief Scientist
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Chris Terman
Senior Lecturer, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
MIT

Bonnie Lam
Graduate student, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
MIT

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