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The graduate of the course is able to:
- classify electronic circuits and elements, and discuss their models,
- explain principles of basic electronic functional blocks,
- discuss basic knowledge of stability and feedback theories,
- analyze typical circuits with operational amplifiers,
- describe properties of transistor stages and analyze typical circuits with transistors,
- explain principles of electronic filters, and analyze their typical circuitries,
- classify amplifiers in terms of classes, frequency band and output power, describe their functioning,
- explain principles of rectifiers and stabilizers of voltage and current,
- explain principles of typical representatives of signal converters,
- explain principles of harmonic LC and RC oscillators, and analyze their typical circuitries,
- apply PC for the analysis of analog circuits in Matlab, SNAP and PSpice programs,
- apply proper measuring modes at testing properties of analog circuits.

Knowledge on the level of electrotechnical courses of the 1st year of study is required. A student should be able to:
- discuss basic principles and theorems valid for electrical circuits,
- solve linear and simple nonlinear resistive circuits,
- solve linear circuits in a harmonic steady state,
- discuss properties of passive linear circuits of the 1st and 2nd order – RC and RL networks, RLC resonant circuits,
- express transfer and immittance functions in complex and operational forms,
- specify types of semiconductor diodes and transistors and discuss their functioning,
- choose and use proper measuring instruments to measure parameters of an electronic circuit,
- use basic regimes of the PSpice simulator,
- form a simple program (function) in the Matlab language.

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Teachning methods include lectures, computer laboratories and practical laboratories. Course is taking advantage of e-learning (Moodle) system. Students take actively part in 5 computer simulations and elaborate 4 lab protocols during the course.

Test written during semester (15 points), computer classes (10 points), laboratory classes (15 points), final exam (60 points).

1. Electronic circuits: basic concepts and classification, circuit functions
2. Electronic circuit elements: two-poles, two-ports, basic functional blocks
3. Modelling of real circuit elements: approximation, diode, transistor, operational amplifier
4. Basics of stability theory, properties and utilization of feedback in electronics
5. Circuits with operational amplifiers: basic amplifiers and converters connections
6. Electrical filters: classification, passive filters of the 1st and 2nd order, active filters
7. Basic transistor stages and their properties: CE, CC and CB connections
8. Transistor circuits: Darlington, current sources and mirrors, differential amplifier
9. Amplifiers: classification, amplifier classes, wideband and tuned amplifiers
10. Power LF amplifiers: classification, A, B, AB and special classes amplifiers
11. Power supply circuits: stabilizers, rectifiers, voltage multipliers and converters
12. Signal converters: limiters, analog multipliers, frequency converters
13. Signal generators: oscillators principle, LC and RC oscillators, tuned oscillators

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The aim of the course is to make students acquainted with basic principles of analog electronic circuits, to show utilization of a computer for their analysis, and to deepen students’ skills at determination of the circuits’ properties by measurement.

Evaluation of activities is specified by a regulation, which is issued by the lecturer responsible for the course annually.

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BRANČÍK, L.; DOSTÁL, T. Analogové elektronické obvody. Přednášky. Brno: MJ Servis, s.r.o., 2007. s. 1-125. ISBN: 978-80-214-3525- 4. (CS)

LÁNÍČEK, R. Elektronika - obvody, součástky, děje. Praha: BEN Technická literatura, 2002. ISBN: 80-86056-25-2. (CS)
PEASE, R. A., Analog Circuits (World Class Designs). Burlington: Newnes, 2008. ISBN: 978-0750686273. (EN)