Analog Circuits-I
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The official GTU curriculum for Analog Circuits-I (subject code 2130305) as prescribed for Biomed · Semester 3 divides the course into 8 units, covering 85 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.
Download the official syllabus PDF (2130305)Unit 1 Diode Theory, Circuits and applications
- Basic Ideas
- The Ideal Diode
- The Second Approximation
- The Third Approximation
- Reading a Data Sheet
- How to Calculate Bulk Resistance
- DC Resistance of a Diode
- Load Lines
- Half Wave Rectifier
- The Transformer
- The full Wave Rectifier
- The Bridge Rectifier
- The Choke –Input Filter
- The Capacitor –Input Filter
- Inverse Voltage and Surge Current
- Clipper and Limiters
- Voltage Multipliers
- special purpose diodes
Unit 2 Transistors-Fundamentals, Biasing and applications
- BJTs:The Unbiased Transistor
- The Biased Transistor
- Transistor Types
- Various Configurations and Their Characteristics
- Transistor Currents
- Variation in Current gain
- The Load Line
- The Operating Point
- Recognizing saturation
- The Transistor Switch
- Emitter Bias
- Voltage Divide Bias
- Accurate Voltage Divide Bias (VDB) Analysis
- VDB Load line and Q-Point
- Two Supply Emitter Bias
- Other Types of Bias
- Voltage amplifier
Unit 3 JFETs AND MOSFETs
- Basic Ideas
- Drain Curves
- Transconductance Curves
- Biasing in Ohmic Region
- Biasing in Active Region
- JFET Amplifiers
- JFET Analog Switch
- Other JFET Applications
- The Depletion Mode MOSFET
- D- MOSFET Curves
- Depletion Mode MOSFET Amplifier
- The Enhancement Mode Analog Circuits-I MOSFET
Unit 4 Feedback Amplifier
- The Basic concepts of Feedback
- Effect Of Negative Feedback
- Types Of Negative Feedback Connections
- Method Of Identifying Feedback Topology and Feedback Factor
- Stability Of Feedback Amplifier
Unit 5 Operational Amplifiers
- Understanding analog signal processing functions in present day electronic products
- Various configuration- inverting
- non-inverting and differential circuits and their analysis
- Op amp differential amplifier circuit using two op amp and three op amps
- Op amp adder
- Voltage follower circuit
- op amp non-linear amplifier V to I and I to V converters
Unit 6 Op Amp Performance characteristics
- input offset voltage
- input bias current
- input offset current
- total output offset voltage
- thermal drift
- effect of variation in power supply voltage on offset voltage
- common mode configuration and common mode rejection ratio
- offset nulling techniques
Unit 7 Op Amp Applications
- Op amp voltage regulators
- Op amp bridge amplifier
- Instrumentation amplifier
- Precision rectifier
- Schmitt Triggers
- window detector
- sample and hold circuit
- V to F and F to V converters
- peak detector
- log amplifier and antilog amplifier
Unit 8 OP AMP based Oscillator
- Oscillators- principles and types
- Phase shift oscillator
- Wein bridge oscillator
- square wave generator
- triangular wave generator
- sawtooth wave generator
- op amp multivibrators
- Schmitt triggerand op amp timer. 64