Advanced Circuit Analysis

EEB 315 builds upon foundational circuit analysis, introducing advanced methods such as Laplace transforms, Fourier series, and state-variable analysis for transient and steady-state responses. Students will analyze and design circuits incorporating passive and active components, developing proficiency in frequency domain analysis and filter design. The course emphasizes practical applications in modern electronics, preparing students for upper-level design courses and industry challenges.

Course outline

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01Review of Nodal and Mesh Analysis with Dependent Sourceslecture

02Introduction to Laplace Transforms for Circuit Analysislecture

03Applications of Laplace Transforms: Transient Response of RLC Circuitslecture

04Frequency Domain Analysis and Transfer Functionslecture

05Introduction to Fourier Series for Periodic Signalslecture

06Fourier Transforms for Aperiodic Signals and Spectrum Analysislecture

07Advanced AC Power Analysis and Three-Phase Systemslecture

08Midterm examassignment

09Passive Filter Design: RC, RL, RLC Filterslecture

10Active Filter Design: Op-Amp Based Filterslecture

11Two-Port Network Parameters (Z, Y, H, T)lecture

12State-Variable Analysis of Dynamic Circuitslecture

13Introduction to SPICE Simulation for Advanced Circuitslecture

14Final projectassignment

Syllabus

**Course Objectives:**
*   Apply Laplace transforms and inverse Laplace transforms to solve transient circuit problems.
*   Analyze circuits using Fourier series and Fourier transforms for non-sinusoidal periodic and aperiodic signals.
*   Understand and apply state-variable analysis for complex circuit systems.
*   Design and analyze active and passive filters (low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, band-stop).
*   Utilize two-port network parameters for system interconnection and analysis.
*   Develop proficiency in simulating and verifying advanced circuit designs using industry-standard software.

**Grading:**
*   Homework Assignments: 25%
*   Quizzes: 15%
*   Midterm Exam: 30%
*   Laboratory Simulations/Reports: 15%
*   Final Project: 15%