Nonlinear Electronic Circuits (NEC)

Principle Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Marko Topič

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Obvestila

6. 10. 2013

Zaradi službene odsotnosti 3. 10. ne bo predavanj. Ta so prestavljena na petek, 4. 10. ob 8:15 v P8.

Laboratorijske vaje se bodo pričele 11. 10. 2024 ob 8:15 v LPE. Gradivo za vaje je v e-učilnici. Laboratorijske vaje so obvezne.

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Contents

Objectives of the course: In-depth analysis of non-linear circuits - topology, properties and design procedures.

Necessary knowledge:
Basic of electronic circuits, Electronics, Theory of Systems, Analog Electronic Circuits.

Content:

  • Signal conversion circuits.
    • Resistive rectifiers.
    • Clippers.
    • Voltage regulators.
    • Current regulators.
    • Comparators.
    • Nonlinear amplifiers.
    • Power amplifiers.
  • Dynamic circuits with single input.
    • Detectors: amplitude, mean, peak, true rms.
    • Clampers.
    • Voltage multipliers.
    • RC rectifiers.
  • Switching regulators (DC/DC) and rectifiers (AC/DC).
  • Circuits for generating signals: monostable, bistable, astable multivibrator.
  • Phase locked loops.
  • Converters: sample and hold circuits, V/F and F/V converters, D/A and A/D converters.
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Literature

  • D.O. Pederson and K. Mayaram: Analog Integrated Circuits for Communication:Principles, Simulation and Design, 2Ed, Springer, 2008.
  • P.R. Gray et al, Analysis and Design of Analog Integrated Circuits, 5Ed, Wiley, 2010.
  • Topič M., Levstek A., Jankovec M., Zbirka rešenih nalog iz nelinearnih elektronskih vezij, Založba FE in FRI, Ljubljana, 3. izdaja, 2006.

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Laboratory work

  1. Full wave rectifier
  2. Voltage stabilizer
  3. Peak and mean voltage detectors
  4. Switching mode power supply
  5. Switching mode controller for LED diode
  6. Frequency multiplier with PLL

The passed laboratory exercises will be valid for at least the next two study years.

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Applications to exams

Dates and applications to the exams

Exam dates are announced in STUDIS, where it is also necessary to register. If you have trouble applying, contact the Student office.

  • Requirement for the written exam: All laboratory exercises completed*
  • Requirement for the oral exam: Pozitivno ocenjen pisni izpit (at least 50 out of 100 points)

*Exercises completed in at least the previous two academic years are also taken into account.

Permitted aids in the written examin

  • A4 sheet of equations compiled by the student himself. The sheet should not contain schemes or solved tasks.
  • Dedicated calculator (mobile phones and tablets not allowed)

Exam solutions

Exam solutions will be available in the e-classroom shortly after the written exam.

Exam results

Written exam grades will be available at STUDIS, usually the next business day after the exam. You will be notified when they are entered. The graded exams can be viewed in the Glažar - BN312 office.