Electrical Engineering Courses

Circuits and Electronics 1: Basic Circuit Analysis

57 reviews

Learn techniques that are foundational to the design of microchips used in smartphones, self-driving cars, computers, and the Internet.

• edX
• 5-7 hours a week, 5 weeks long
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Introducción a la energía solar fotovoltaica: El módulo fotovoltaico

76 reviews

Conocerel componente más importante en las instalaciones fotovoltaicas, los módulos fotovoltaicos,únicos dispositivos capaces de convertir directamente la energía luminosa procedente del sol en energía eléctrica de continua.

• edX
• 3-4 hours a week, 4 weeks long
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Introduction to Electrical Engineering and Computer Science I (Spring 2011)

16 reviews

This course provides an integrated introduction to electrical engineering and computer science, taught using substantial laboratory experiments with mobile robots.

• MIT OpenCourseWare
• 17 hours worth of material
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Circuits and Electronics (Spring 2007)

13 reviews

The course introduces the fundamentals of the lumped circuit abstraction. Design and lab exercises are also significant components of the course.

• MIT OpenCourseWare
• 21 hours worth of material
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Fundamentals of Photovoltaics (Fall 2013)

10 reviews

This Institute–wide program complements the deep expertise obtained in any major with a broad understanding of the interlinked realms of science, technology, and social sciences as they relate to energy and associated environmental challenges.

• MIT OpenCourseWare
• 24 hours worth of material
• On-Demand
• Free Online Course

Stanford Seminar - Wireless Power Transfer and RF Energy Harvesting, Joshua R. Smith

Syllabus: Introduction. Sensor Systems Lab Graduate Students. Why Wireless Power?. The space of wirelessly powered systems. WISP & UHF RFID. WISP Block Diagram. Rectifying Charge Pump (1 stage). Rectifier Efficiency. Power Management Block. RFID…

• YouTube
• 1-2 hours worth of material
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Stanford Seminar - Low-Cost 3D Chip Stacking with ThruChip Wireless Connections

Syllabus: Introduction. Wireless 3D stacking. 3D Stacking with Wire Bonds. Wire bonding: Pretty example. Wire bonding: Not so pretty. 3D Stacking with Thru Silicon Vias (TSV). Proposal for lower cost 3D stacking. NAND goal is to go. DRAM goal is…

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• 1-2 hours worth of material
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Stanford Seminar - QED and Symbolic QED: Dramatic Improvements in SoC Validation and Debug

Syllabus: Introduction. Staggering IC Complexity. Post-Silicon Validation Critical. Post-Silicon Validation Difficult. Scalability Barriers. Bigger Obstacles at System Level. Bug Example. QED Example: Duplicate & Check Validation program. QED Exa…

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• 1-2 hours worth of material
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Stanford Seminar - Flash Reliability in Production: The Expected and the Unexpected

Syllabus: Introduction. Main research interests. Publicly available information. Field data. The data. Drive replacements. Errors experienced during a drive's lifecycle. What factors impact flash reliability?. Effect of wear-out (program erase cy…

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• 1-2 hours worth of material
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Stanford Seminar: Neuromorphic Chips: Addressing the Nanostransistor Challenge

Syllabus: Introduction. Acknowledgments. A dollar bought more and more transistors until 2014. Beware of potholes!. Accidents happen!. Combining digital communication with analog computation. Digital versus Analog versus Neuromorphic. Neuromorphs'…

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• 1-2 hours worth of material
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Stanford Seminar - New Horizons for Electronic Systems

Syllabus: Introduction. Outline. A connected world. Nano-Tera.ch: Key figures. Example: Tele-medicine. Implanted computing example. Example: Monitoring the Alps. Semiconductor technologies. Emerging nano-technologies. FinFET to Nanowire FET. Ve…

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• 1-2 hours worth of material
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Stanford Seminar - The Future of Wireless Communications Hint: It's not a linear amplifier

Syllabus: Introduction. Outline. Eridan "MIRACLE" Module. MIRACLE has a unique combination of properties.. Bandwidth Efficiency. Spectrum Efficiency. Software Radio - The Promise. Conventional wideband systems are not efficient.. MIRACLE: Combini…

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• 1-2 hours worth of material
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Stanford Seminar - The future of low power circuits and embedded intelligence

Syllabus: Introduction. Low Power circuits challenges. GALS : Globally Asynchronous and Locally Synchronous. Asynchronous NoC (ANOC) and DFS technique • ANOC main features. Fine-Grain AVFS architecture AVES : Adaptive Voltage and Frequency Scaling :…

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• 1-2 hours worth of material
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Stanford Seminar - Electronic Design Automation and the Resurgence of Chip Design

Syllabus: Introduction. NVidia 2.5D-IC. Design Capabilities Today. And Dennard Scaling. Heroic Efforts?. Transport of an EUV System. Computing after Moore's Law. (Digital) Design Flow from 30,000 feet. EDA is the Set of Tools Required to Design a…

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• 1-2 hours worth of material
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Stanford Seminar - How to Meet Today's Performance, Security, and Affordability Desires

Syllabus: Introduction. Started as Sorcerer's Apprentice Climbed Way Up to Mad Scientist Orchestration. What I learned - Work the Waves. And Own IP. Industry as Sorcerer's Apprentice • Sorcerer's Apprentice Keeps Using Tech (Spells) to Solve Problem…

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• 1-2 hours worth of material
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