Faculty of Engineering and Technology

Electrical and Computer Engineering Department

Second semester 2015-2016
SYLLABUS
Course number and name:

ENEE3102 -

Electronic Circuits Lab

Credits and contact hours: Credit: 1 (Lecture: 0, Lab. : 3)

Instructors or course coordinators name: Mr.Mohammad AL-Jubeh

Office: Masri 220, email: jjubeh@birzeit.edu

Office hours: will be announced

Textbook:
Microelectronic Circuits , Sedra & Smith, Sixth edition , 2009

Specific course information

Description: Selected experiments on diode characteristics and applications,
Transistor characteristics and biasing, amplifier circuits, multi-stage amplifier
design, frequency response of amplifiers, differential amplifiers, operational
amplifiers, power amplifiers, feedback amplifiers, oscillators, voltage amplifiers,
thyristors

Prerequisites: PHYS112, ENEE2409 or (ENEE3304 or concurrent)

Core course for Electrical and Mechatronics engineering students

Specific goals for the course

By the end of the course the students will be

Able to construct diode circuits, basic BJT and FET amplifier circuits in the
laboratory and make AC and DC voltage and current measurements and then
analyze , interpret results and compare its theoretical performance to actual
performance
Able to construct advanced op-amps circuits such as regulators and
oscillators and then analyze , interpret results and compare its theoretical
performance to actual performance.
Able to correctly operate electronic test equipments such as oscilloscope.
function generator ,digital multi-meter .
Able to write an organized written engineering report.
Able to apply modern simulation tools such as PSPICE for analyses and
performance evaluation of electronic circuits .

(ABET) Relationship of course to Electrical Engineering Program Student

Outcomes:

(a) Ability to apply mathematics, science and engineering principles.

(b) An ability to design and conduct experiments, to analyze and interpret data.

(k) An ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools
necessary for engineering practice.

Experiments:

Exp1: PSPICE Tutorial

Exp2: Diode Characteristics And Applications

Exp3: The Transistor Biasing and the DC Parameters.

Exp4:
Exp5:
Exp6:
Exp7:
Exp8:
Exp9:

Exp10: Zener diode and the voltage regulated power supply.

Exp11: Oscillators.

Exp12: Project.

Transistor As An Amplifier ,CE,CC,CB Connection .

The Field-Effect Transistor.
Multistage Amplifiers And Frequency Response.
Power Amplifiers.
The SCR, DIAC, and UJT.
The Operational Amplifier.

Tentative Grading:

Prelabs

20%

reports

20%

Quizzes +Discussions

20%

In lab report writing

10%

Final

30%

Policies:
No late submissions will be accepted.
Class attendance is required by the university regulations. Come to All
lectures and activities.
All students are expected to comply with University rules and regulations on
academic Integrity and honesty.