ECE 3274 - Electronic Circuits Laboratory II (1C)
Course Description
Design of amplifiers and other electronic systems to satisfy specifications. Bipolar and field-effect transistors, diodes integrated circuits and passive components are part of the hardware needed. Gain, bandwidth, feedback, stability are some of the design concepts needed.
Why take this course?
This is the fourth laboratory experience for all EE students in which they learn to design and build more complicated circuits (systems) based on the theoretical and analytical concepts developed in 3204 and the lab skills learned in the 2074, 2274, and 3074 laboratory sequence. Unlike the earlier courses where the emphasis is on developing construction and analysis skills, this course emphasizes circuit design skills that require the student to create circuits that meet customer/user specifications.
Learning Objectives
Resources & Links
Two-Semester Major Design Experience
ECE’s two-semester Major Design Experience (ECE 4805-4806) provides teams of students with simulations of the post-college world via projects specified and directed by industry partners. For more information, contact class instructor, Dr. Scot Ransbottom.
Textbook List
Take a look at the Summer 2024 ECE textbook list.
Current Prerequisites & Course Offering
For current prerequisites for a particular course, and to view course offerings for a particular semester, see the Virginia Tech Course Timetables
The B.S. degree in electrical engineering and the B.S. degree in computer engineering are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.