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EE 311Electronic Circuit Design II

3 credits · Electrical Engineering · Penn State

Electronic circuit design with consideration to single and multi-device subcircuits, frequency response characteristics, feedback, stability, efficiency, and IC techniques. E E 311 Electronic Circuit Design II (3) E E 311 is intended to provide competency in the application of basic electronic principles to design with operational amplifiers and integrated circuits. The course will include passive and active filter design, and feedback principles and non-ideal aspects of operational amplifiers (op-amps) including compensation, stability, and sensitivity needed for advanced design with op-amps, as well as some nonlinear op-amp circuits including comparators, Schmitt triggers, pulse width modulators, and waveform generators.

Before you enroll

Prerequisites

From the catalog: “C or better in EE 310”

Where it fits

Where it sits in degree plans

Suggested plans most often put it in Year 4 · Fall (1 program).

Required in (1)

  • Electrical Engineering, B.S. (Capital)
What it opens up

Courses that list EE 311 as a prerequisite (2)

  • EE 405 Capstone Proposal Preparation
  • EE 410 Linear Electronic Design