Electronic Circuits and Systems Design/ Exercise 1

This course focuses on the study of electronic circuits design techniques and their application in electronic systems. The circuit design skill will be nurtured through theoretical analysis, actual designs and evaluations. This research includes the following themes: near field communication system design, bio-sensing system design, power management system design, and analog signal processing system design. During the research period, students will learn theoretical analyses and verification methods using industry standard tools. Advanced learning through hardware (integrated circuits) implementation and experiments/evaluations will also be provided. As a support to personal development, students will be encouraged to publish their works.

1. To be understand applications of electronic circuits in various systems
2. To be able to analyze circuit performance in a system
3. To be able to adequately design a circuit for a given system specification

English

Once a week

Assignments (60%) and presentation (40%). Credit acquisition needs total score of 60% or higher and presentation is mandatory. Students are requested to report their progress every week.

This course does not need any textbook, but any materials related to the lecture will be used as references.

None

• Friday 9:00-12:00

Non-environment-related course

Non-regionally-oriented course

• Course that cultivates an ability for utilizing knowledge
• Course that cultivates a basic problem-solving skills

Most classes are interactive