(1)                 GENERAL INFORMATION

FACULTY

APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES

DEPARTMENT

AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING

LEVEL OF STUDIES

UNDERGRADUATE

MODULE CODE

AE2250

SEMESTER OF STUDIES

4TH

COURSE TITLE

ELECTRONICS Ι

INDEPENDENT TEACHING ACTIVITIES

TEACHING HOURS PER WEEK

CREDIT UNITS

Lectures 

3

4

Practice

1

0

                                                                                                   Laboratory

2

                    3

 

 

 

COURSE TYPE

 

Specialty course

PRE-REQUIRED COURSES:

 

 

TEACHING AND EXAMINATION LANGUAGE

GREEK-ENGLISH

THE COURSE IS OFFERED TO ERASMUS STUDETNS 

YES

COURSE WEBSITE (URL)

Http://eclass.gunet.gr/courses/LABGU274/

 

(2) LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Learning Objectives

 

After successfully completing the course, students should be able to:

     recognize circuit symbols, operation principles, diode current-voltage relations, bipolar and MOS transistors, ampifier/isolator/power source/ switch circuit topologies.

     Use Kirchoff laws, Thevenin and Norton theorems, Overlay, simple circuits with bipolar and MOS transistors

     Understand how digital logic circuits are constructed

     apply the interconnection of logic and other circuits with switches, keyboards, LED etc, electric motors, etc.

 

General Skills

 

 

 

Search, analysis and combination of data and information with the use of the necessary technologies

Adjustment to new conditions 

Decision making

Development of free, creative, critical thinking

Working in an international environment 

Working in an interdisciplinary environment 

Production of new research ideas

(3) COURSE CONTENT

Unit 1: Introductory concepts

Bipolars, Current-voltage relations,  Κιrchoff laws.

Thevenin, Norton, overlay theorems.

Phasors, impedance.

 Unit 2: Diodes

Conductors, semi conductors, insulators, band structure, free electrons, holes, n and p type doping, p-n junction forward and reverse bias, constant voltage drop model.

Diode circuits: rectifiers, dc voltage power supply, Zener diodes and voltage stabilizers, peak detectors. 

Unit 3: Bipolar transistors  

Structure, explanation  of operating area and transistor operation.

Constant voltage drop model for operation in the active region. Model circuits:  Transistor polarization circuits, amplifier transistor, power transistor current source, isolator transistor.

                Ebers Moll model, small signal transistor amplifier model, saturation region transistor, push-pull amplifiers.

Unit 4:  MOSFET Τransistor

 MOSFET symbols, operation mode, operating areas.  Polarity circuits and amplifier function. Switch function and voltage controlled resistance.  

Inverter implementation and other logic circuits with CMOS circuits.

LED (Light Emitting Diodes), LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) and motors with MOS circuits. Keyboard and switch interface.

 

(4) TEACHING AND LEARNING METHODS - EVALUATION

ΤEACHING METHOD

Face to face

USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES  

 Potential use of asynchronous tele education

TEACHING ORGANIZATION

     

Activity

Semester Work load

Lectures

100

Tutorials

40

Lab activities

42

 

 

 Total

182

 

STUDENT EVALUATION

 

Problem solving,

Lab work,

Writen assignment

 

 

(5) SUGGESTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

-Suggested Bibliography : «ΜΙΚΡΟΗΛΕΚΤΡΟΝΙΚΑ ΚΥΚΛΩΜΑΤΑ, ΤΟΜΟΣ Α & CD», A. SEDRA, K. SMITH,

The Art of electronics 3rd edition, Horowitz and Hill  «ΗΛΕΚΤΡΟΝΙΚΑ Ι» Ι. ΧΑΡΙΤΑΝΤΗΣ

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