(Formerly numbered Electrical Engineering 2.) Lecture, four hours discussion, two hours outside study, six hours. Introduction by faculty members and industry lecturers to electrical engineering disciplines through current and emerging applications of autonomous systems and vehicles, biomedical devices, aerospace electronic systems, consumer products, data science, and entertainment products (amusement rides, etc.), as well as energy generation, storage, and transmission. (Formerly numbered Electrical Engineering 1.) Seminar, one hour outside study, two hours. Projects employing VLSI CAD software.2020-2021 Electrical and Computer Engineering Courses 2020-2021 Electrical and Computer Engineering Courses Lower-Division Courses Opto-electronic integration methods, modulation schemes, system-level simulation, and applications to problems in broadband communication and frequency-domain optical imaging are also presented.
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Optoelectronic device operation, receiver circuit fundamentals, noise analysis, transimpedance amplifiers, lasers and modulators, driver circuits, and clock/data recovery circuit blocks. Underlying principles and integrated circuit design techniques for optical communication systems (fiber-based and free-space). EE249 Devices and Circuits for Optical Communications Focus on non-invasive instrumentation for physiological monitoring, including electrode/sensor interfaces, wireless interfacing, signal processing, power delivery and energy scavenging for long duration, autonomous operation. Students will lead discussions in class on research literature in several related disciplines. EE194 Special Topics: BioelectronicsĪ seminar course exploring emerging devices and circuits for non-invasive biomedical microsystems, including imagers, brain-machine interfaces, and bio-inspired circuits. Rapid prototyping and validation of embedded systems. Industry trends in sensor fusion, capacitive sensing, and system-on-chip RF integration for wearables are explored. Battery and power management, sensors and analog signal interface and acquisition, audio processing, and wireless system applications and technologies for wearable systems.
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EE194 Special Topics: Wearable System Design and EngineeringĮssential building blocks of portable wearable systems. Component matching, layout of analog building blocks. Noise and nonlinear effects in SC circuits. Switched capacitor (SC) circuits from Z-transform, sample hold circuit, SC filters, and SC gain circuit. Opamp circuit feedback and noise modeling.
Basic building blocks including current sources, gain stages, and two-stage opamps. Practical and theoretical aspects of analog and mixed-signal MOS IC design. Students will design a digital circuit of modest complexity. Topics include the structure of the MOS transistor, theory of operation, microfabrication methods, CMOS circuit design, digital subsystem design, the PLA and finite state machines, introduction to memory design, system timing techniques. EE103 Intro to VLSI SystemsĪn introduction to CMOS VLSI design. Students are expected to provide schedules, schematics and specifications build prototypes project presentations, and deliver a working system. Use of microcontroller and peripherals, ADCs, digital signal-processors, memory and computer aided design tools. Integration of theoretical concepts from circuit theory, digital and analog electronics, signal processing, engineering economics, and engineering design practices to deliver a working prototype. of the engineering method: concept, planning and analysis, design, test. Junior level team project with ECE faculty direction and guidance. EE21 Electronics I w/ LabĬharacteristics of the operational amplifier amplifiers and active filters using the operational amplifier analysis and design of filters using phasors characteristics of junction diodes, analysis and design of diode circuits field-effect transistors, MOSFET device operation, small-signal models and the low-frequency analysis of transistor amplifiers Elementary MOS amplifier configurations. ES3 Intro to Electrical Systems w/ Labĭefinitions of circuit elements, fundamental laws, selected network theorems, controlled sources, introduction to the oscilloscope, energy and power, natural response and complete response of first order circuits, steady state sinusoidal behavior, algebra of complex numbers, phasors, impedance, average and reactive power, introduction to analog and digital systems, frequency response and filters, measurements and instrumentation, introduction to computer applications for circuit analysis and design. Browse the course catalog to view all courses offered at Tufts.
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