Welcome to the web page for 82-305 Circuits and Devices

Course Instructor: Dr. Michael Briley
Course Times: MW 4:10-5:10pm
Room: HS 456
Text: Crecraft and Gorham, Electronics, 2nd ed., 2003
Course Prerequisites: Physics 82-108 or 82-110 or permission.

Course Description:
In this course, the student will develop a working knowledge of a variety of electronic circuits and devices. This includes both AC and DC circuits, as well as such devices as diodes, transistors, and operational amplifiers. Several mathematical techniques used in circuit design (analysis and synthesis) will be introduced, such as Fourier transforms. The ability to use these devices in simple applications will be emphasized.


Materials

The Syllabus

Homework:

Homework #1 (Due 24 September)
Homework #2 (Due 13 October)
Homework #3 (Due 27 October)
Homework #4 (Due 3 November)
Homework #5 (Due 1 December)

Exams:

The Take Home Exam (Due 15 December)
The Answers to the Take Home Exam

Labs:

Lab 1
Lab 2
Lab 3
Lab 4
Lab 5
Lab 6
Lab 7
Lab 8

And here's the sample work through of the Fourier Transform of a square wave (no, I won't make you do this on a test, but the idea that any periodic function can be constructed from a series of sinusoids is very important - and very powerful).


Questions/Comments? Send me mail: mike@maxwell.phys.uwosh.edu