Czech

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A deep insight into circuit simulators and advanced analyses; competence in MicroCap and Eagle; operating skills related to the mounting and soldering of PCB components via SMT and THT; ability to regenerate simple analog electronic circuits.

To successfully complete the subject, the students are required to:
- possess good command of the topics discussed within Electrical Engineering 1 and 2
- have working knowledge of Windows

Work in the laboratory is subject to a valid "instructed person" qualification, which students must obtain before starting the course. Information on this qualification is provided in the Dean's Guideline on Student Familiarity with Safety Regulations. 

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Teachning methods include lectures and computer laboratories. Course is taking advantage of e-learning system.

The course is finished by a credit. To obtain credit,  the completion of laboratory exercises and successful defence of the final practical project is needed.

The tutorials reflect the topics discussed within the parallel subject of BPC-NEO.
1. Introduction to the MicroCap simulator
2. MicroCap: advanced analyses and functions
3. Rectifiers and supply filters. Overvoltage protection in inductive load switching.
4. Transistor circuits. Amplifiers, switches.
5. Schematic and PCB design system EAGLE 1/2
6. Schematic and PCB design system EAGLE 2/2
6. Amplifiers with BPs and FETs: biasing, amplification, and input resistance.
7. Circuits with operational amplifiers
8. PCB assembly and soldering
9. Designing, simulating, and optimizing a simple circuit in MicroCap.
10. Using Eagle to design PCB
11. Switching converters
12. Case studies of interesting circuits
13. Credit test

The laboratory practicals (9th to 12th weeks)
9. Basic instructions; laboratory rules and safety
10. Soldering: SMT and THT
11. Mounting and regenerating a circuit via the mixed approach (SMT, THT)
12. Completing the circuit, verifying the parameters, and evaluating the result
13. Reserve

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The aim of the subject is to complement the theory outlined in BPC-NEO with the practical designing and fabrication of analog electronic circuits. The tutorials and practicals are to acquaint the students with problems related to computer-based support for all fundamental processes within the comprehensive structuring of electronic circuits, including the preliminary configuration, simulation, printed circuit projection, and manufacturing data preparation. The laboratory practicals teach soldering, PCB mounting, and procedures to regenerate electronic circuits.

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Boušek J., Kosina P., Mojrová B. Elektronické součástky. BRNO: VUT v Brně, 2015.
LINEAR TECHNOLOGY: Analog Circuit Design - A Tutorial Guide to Applications and Solutions. Linear Technology, 2011. ISBN 9780123851857 (EN)
VRBA, K. Konstrukce elektronických zařízení. Brno: Vysoké učení technické v Brně, 2013. s. 1-251. ISBN: 978-80-214-4719- 6.

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