Elec Analogique - 3PMEEANA

Goal(s)

Provide the basics and tools for analyzing and calculating analog electronic circuits.

Content(s)

Bipolar transistors, field-effect transistors (characteristics and small-signal models, application examples)

Basic transistor amplifier circuits:

A major part of the course is devoted to the study of analog transistor function setups, i.e. :

• Functional study
• Polarization study,
• Mastering small-signal schematics for functions based on bipolar transistors and TMOS.
• Calculation of amplification, current gain, voltage gain, input impedance, output impedance, bandwidth.

Students will study and recognize structures such as
Basic class A amplifiers (common emitter, common collector, common drain, common source),
Class B: Push-Pull (principle and power)
Classical circuits (Darlington, current mirror, active load).

• Use of the Miller effect theorem,

Simplified structure of an operational amplifier, study of imperfections, examples of applications (linear and non-linear setups).

-Fundamental laws and tools for equating circuits
-Transfer functions, frequency and time responses
-Diodes, Bipolar Transistors