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Module - EEEE2006 - Electronic Engineering
| Programme | EEE - Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering modules (Year 2) |
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| Year |  Select a new weight:
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| Accrediting Bodies | https://curriculum.nottingham.ac.uk/2026/view/tree/1679/year_lookup/XXIDXX
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| Module Code | EEEE2006 |
| Lecturer | MS Woolfson |
This module aims to introduce to students the theoretical background and the practical issues concerned with electronic design.
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- Outcomes
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LO1 - Demonstrate an understanding of the structure of BJT and MOSFET. |
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LO2 - Select and apply appropriate techniques for the analysis and design of circuits controlled by transistors acting like switches. |
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LO3 - Select and apply appropriate techniques for the analysis and design of transistor amplifier circuits. |
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LO4 - Select and apply suitable techniques for the analysis and design of oscillator and function generator circuits. |
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LO5 - Demonstrate an understanding of the working of Schmitt Trigger circuits |
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LO6 - Select and apply suitable techniques for the design of combinational and sequential digital circuits. |
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LO7 - Simulate combinational digital circuits using a hardware description language. |
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LO8 - Demonstrate an appreciation of practical issues associated with the implementation of digital circuits. |
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LO9 - Demonstrate an understanding of conduction processes in metals and semiconductors. |
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LO10 - Demonstrate an understanding of the working of data converters. |
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LO11 - Demonstrate an understanding of the working of solid state memory. |
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