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The course gives the students a sound knowledge of Fourier transforms along with Fourier integrals, partial differential equations, advanced vector analysis, complex variables and complex integrals. This lecture includes: Introduction, Basic, Concepts, Course, Outline, Signals, Amplifiers, Semiconductors, Diode, BJT, MOSFET
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EE216 Fall 2011
Welcome to applications of circuit analysis into the world ofElectronics EE216 Fall 2011
Let us learn form questioning each other …………………………………………other wise we may use this technique …^ Punctuality ….Stick to deadlines …..^ Start work from day one ….Consult your professor to remove doubts …Importance of text Book and notes ……LMS will be used to upload slides, notes, relevantmaterial
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C H A P T E R^01 EE216 Fall 2011 Signals and Amplifiers
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Cellular Technology • An important example of microelectronics. • Microelectronics exist in black boxes that process thereceived and transmitted voice signals.
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Frequency Up-conversion • Voice is “up-converted” by multiplying two sinusoids. • When multiplying two sinusoids in time domain, theirspectra are convolved in frequency domain.
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Transmitter • Two frequencies are multiplied and radiated by anantenna in (a). • A power amplifier is added in (b) to boost thesignal.
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Receiver
-^ High frequency is translated to DC by multiplying by f
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-^ A low-noise amplifier is needed for signal boostingwithout excessive noise.