Hybrid class of EECE202 (Network I) & EECE208 (Lab)

Dr. Charles Kim

The entrance gate to ECE and the only road to Network Analysis II and Electronics I to Signal and Systems




Definitions and Polarity

LAB 1:

1 LAB TOUR

KVL and KCL --Example Problems

Dependent Source Problems

Polarity Revisited along with KVL and KCL

 

LAB 2:

2 INSTRUMENTATION

(Manuals: Tek 2235 Oscilloscope, Tek CFG280 Function Generator, Tek CDM250 Digital Multi-Meter, HP 34401A Multimeter, and Tek PS280 Dual Power Supply)

LAB 3:

3 DC CIRCUIT I

Resistor Spec and Equivalent Resistance Example

MOBILE LAB 1:

MS-01 Resistors and Voltage Division ( Link to Mobile Lab page)

D'Arsonval Movement and DC measurement

MOBILE LAB 2:

MS-02 Bridge Circuit Application with CdS Cell

Delta-to-Y Transformation Example

Summary


Node Voltage Method
 

MOBILE LAB 3:

MS-03 CdS Cell Application with Comparator LM339

Junior Yigzaw, Laurence Wilson, and D'Angelo Woods (from left) are
testing their CdS cell circuit for LED bar charting of the illumination level.
Node Voltage Method - Special Case
Superposition Principle

MOBILE LAB 4:

MS-04 Node Voltage Method and Superposition

Thevenin Theorem
 

MOBILE LAB 5:

MS-05 Introduction to PSpice and PSpice Assignment (by a week after the Lab)

Maximum Power Transfer
 

MOBILE LAB 6:

MS-06 Thevenin Theorem and Maximum Power Transfer

Ashley Wells and Danah Warren (from left) scrutinize the calculation of Thevenin resistance by Oluwayemisi Sonoiki.

 

 
Click Above to watch Don King's near-burn incident when too small a resistor is connected to the circuit, which made even stoic Marlon Mckinnie (left) gasp. The arm in front and the sound from background are Tolulope Kupoluyi's.
Mesh Current Method
 
Mesh Current Method-Special Case
 
Node Method or Mesh Current?
Source Transformation
 
Summary

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Capacitors and Inductors

 

MOBILE LAB 7:

MS-07 RC Circuit and Time Constant and Tutorial - Transient Analysis using PSpice

Mark Innis (right) drives the pad of the tablet PC to measure the time
constant of the RC circuit as Sharonda Harmon wheels the variable resistor.
Summary

 

MOBILE LAB 8:

MS-08 RLC Transient Circuit Analysis

 


FINAL EXAM A (30%):

The following subjects will be the subject of the final exam.

(a) Circuit Laws & Methods (Ohm's Law, KCL, KVL, Delta-Y, Node, Mesh Analysis) application (15%)
Focus: Clear understanding the core concepts, and their combined application into a circuit of mid-level complexity
(b) Thevenin, Max Power, Source Transform application (15%)
Focus: Deriving Thevenin voltage and resistance, and it's application to maximum power transfer
(c) Transient event analysis using differential equation approach (1st order) (35%)
Focus: Deriving a 1st order differential equation in a switching circuit, including initial condition and solution process.
(d) Transient event analysis using differential equation approach (2nd order) (35%)
Focus: Deriving a second order differential equation in a switching circuit, including initial condition and solution process.
 
FINAL EXAM B
 
The following subjects will be the subject of the final exam of the lab component
 
(a) Basic use of power supply, function generator, scope, and DMM (25%)
(b) Resistor/Capacitor color/number codes (25%)
(b) Basic use of Mobile Studo (25%)
(c) Circuit implementation and Mobile Studio operation (25%)

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