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Calvin University Course Info
Grand Rapids, Michigan
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ENGR 311
Electronic Devices and Circuits
A study of the characteristics and qualitative internal action of commonly used micro-electronic devices for discrete and integrated circuits, such as diodes, metal-oxide semi-conductors FETs (MOSFETS), and bipolar junction transistors (BJTs). Application of these devices in basic amplifier circuits is explored. Laboratory exercises are used to illustrate concepts
Units: 4.0
Prerequisites:
MATH 231 - Differential Equations with Linear Algebra
and
ENGR 204 - Circuits Analysis and Electronics