Analog Circuits and Systems 1

Overview

This course is coordinated by Prof. K. Radhakrishna Rao, Prof (Retd), IIT Madras, Texas Instruments, India.

COURSE OUTLINE: The main aim of the course ‘Analog Circuits and Systems 1’ is to design analog circuits and systems that perform signal conditioning, signal processing functions, and signal generation using devices including Op-Amps, amplifiers, and comparators.

Syllabus

Introduction to Sensors, Signals and Systems.
Role of Analog Signal Processing in Electronic Products -.
Role of Analog Signal Processing in Electronic Products -.
Analog Signal Processing using One Port Networks.
Analog Signal Processing using One Port Networks, Passive Two Ports and Ideal amplifiers.
Synthesis of Amplifiers using Nullators and Norators.
Passive Electronic Devices for Analog Signal Processing.
Active Devices for Analog Signal Processing Systems.
Electronic Devices for Analog Circuits.
Electronic Devices for Analog Circuits.
Feedback in Systems.
Static Charecteristic of Feedback Systems.
Dynamic Behaviour of Feedback Systems Part-I.
Dynamic Behavior of Feedback Systems.
Design of Feedback Amplifiers.
Design of Feedback Amplifiers.
Design of Feedback Amplifiers and Instrumentation Amplifiers.
Instrumentation Amplifiers, Integrators and Differentiators.
Non-linear Analog Signal Processing.
DC Voltage Regulators.
Filters - Approximations to ideal filter functions.
Passive Filters -.
Passive Filters -.
Active Filters -.
Active Filters -.
Active Filters: Q-enhancement.
State Space Filters.
Universal Active Filter - Effect of Active Device GB.
State-Space Filters (Tuning of Filters).
Automatic Tuning of Filters (PLL) and Review of Filter Design.
Waveform Generation.
LC Oscillator - Effect of Non-idealities.
Transconductor based Oscillator.
Regenerative Comparators and Non-Sinusoidal Oscillators.
Non-Sinusoidal Oscillators and VCO (FM & FSK Generators).
Phase and Frequency Followers.
Frequency Locked Loop (Popularly known as PLL).
Design of PLL and FLL.
Analog System Design.