Communications Electronics EEET-313-2210 -- Fall 2020
Course Information
Class Time and Location: |
Split 1 EEET 313-01S1 Wednesday 1:25-2:15PM in class instruction Room number TBA Friday 1:25–2:15 PM On-line via ZOOM (see meeting links in myCourses)
Split 2 EEET 313-01S2 Wednesday 1:25 – 2:15 PM On-line via ZOOM (see meeting links in myCourses) Friday 1:25-2:15PM in class instruction Room number TBA
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Course Mode: |
Blended AB – AB Split Synchronous |
Prerequisite(s)/Co-requisite courses: |
EEET-221 and EEET-222 or EEET-223 |
Communications Electronics develops the knowledge and ability to design communication electronics, such as AM/FM radios using transistors and integrated circuits. This course applies the concepts of circuits and electronics to basic analog communication circuits for amplitude and frequency modulation. Topics studied are RF Amplifiers, Fourier Analysis, AM and FM transmission and reception, phase-locked loops, synthesizers, oscillators, DSB and SSB communication systems, antennas, and EM wave propagation. The course’s laboratory component provides experience in the practice and application of the concepts of circuits and electronics to basic analog communication circuits for amplitude and frequency modulation in a laboratory environment. Construction and measurement are emphasized.
By the end of this course you will be able to:
In class lectures will present the main topics for the course. In class activities are used to support learning and understanding of concepts. The laboratory exercises combine simulation and the practical aspects of building and testing prototypes.
Here is a list of some of the topics that will be covered in the course
Communications Systems:
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Modulation and Demodulation:
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Radio Circuits:
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Noise and Receivers:
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