English

Not applicable.

Work in the laboratory is conditional on holding a valid qualification as an “instructed person” (§ 4 of Government Regulation No. 194/2022 Coll.), which students must obtain before classes begin. Information regarding this qualification is set out in the Dean’s Directive “Informing Students about Safety Regulations.

The conditions for successful completion of the course are:

1. attendance at laboratory exercises,
2. passing the mid-term test,
3. passing the final exam.

More detailed information is specified in the updated announcement issued by the course coordinator before the start of the relevant semester.

Students completing the course will be able to define and describe the basic types of physical signals, converters, and acquisition path blocks. They will be able to explain the principles of analog signal processing, including amplification, filtering, outlier detection, and modulation. Graduates will be able to design and implement basic circuits for analog signal processing, including filters, comparators, and converters. They will also be able to analyze signal path characteristics, identify potential sources of error, interference, and distortion, and assess their impact on the resulting measurement. Graduates will be able to design and assemble an acquisition chain with regard to the origin of the signal, the application context, and subsequent signal processing.

Recommended sources, lectures, knowledge acquired during laboratory exercises.

Not applicable.

JUNG, Walter G. Op Amp applications handbook. Burlington, MA: Newnes, c2006. ISBN 0750678445. (EN)
LAPIDUS, R. a S. BELL. Electric Circuits and Electronic Devices. Oxford University Press, 2010. ISBN 9780198070900. (EN)

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