1. 1 Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering Discussion D0.1 What will you learn in this course?

2. 2 Think of some product that uses electricity Toaster Washing machine Radio, TV, iPod Computer Automobile What do all these products have in common?

3. 3 Input Sensors Analog circuits Processing Digital circuits Output Actuators Magnetic circuits A typical product The course DC circuits Op amps Digital circuits AC circuits Magnetic circuits Motors

4. 4 Input Sensors Analog circuits Processing Digital circuits Output Actuators Magnetic circuits A typical product In the lab you will work in groups of four and throughout the course your group will invent and design some useful product that 1.uses the amount of squeezing of a hand grip as input 2.processes this data digitally, and 3.causes something to move using a relay or motor

5. 5 Part 1 of the course DC circuits Op amps TopicLecturePages Analog & digital signals, voltage and current, circuit elementsD1.21 -- 29 Ohm's law and Kirchoff's law, examplesD2.134-54, 78-79 Binary numbers, R2-R ladder network, D/A converterD2.2App D, F Nodal analysisD2.359-68 Mesh analysisD2.469-74 Circuit Theorems, Thevenin's and Norton's theoremsD2.575-78, 80-86 Wheatstone bridgeD2.687-89 Ideal Op Amp, Non-inverting amplifier, Inverting amplifierD3.1328-334 Differential amplifier, summing circuit, current-to-voltage converterD3.1334-336, 340

6. 6 Current

7. 7 Voltage

8. 8 Power

9. 9 The Electromagnetic Spectrum

10. 10 Digital circuits Part 2 of the course TopicsLecturePages Digital systems, number systemsD4.1500-503, D Basic logic gates, DeMorgan's theoremD5.1E Sum of Products and Product of Sums designD5.1E Implementing logic gates and digital circuits, CPLDsD5.2G Boolean algebra, Karnaugh mapsD6.1, D6.2504-516 Implementing combinational circuits using VerilogD7.1517-524 Semiconductors, diodes, LEDs, 7-segment displaysD7.2354-365, 394 Latches and flip-flopsD8.1524-530, H CountersD8.2 H Implementing sequential circuits using VerilogD8.2 H State machines D8.3530-534 A/D converters, pulse-width modulation D8.3

11. 11 AC circuits Magnetic circuits Motors Part 3 of the course TopicsPages Capacitors and Inductors104-113 Sinusoidal functions, complex numbers, phasors144-152 Impedance and admittance153-160, 174-181 Instantaneous power, average power, RMS values200-207 Power factor, residential AC power circuits207-220 DC machines240-249 dc motors, dc generators249-259 Magnetic circuits, mutual inductance379-388 Linear transformer, ideal transformer582-591 Power supply circuits591-602