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PHYS 2032
Signal Processing & Electronics II
This course continues topics from signal processing and electronics as introduced in PHY/
PHYS 2031
. Signal processing topics covered include: Fourier, Laplace and z-transforms, analog and digital filters, time-domain modes, block diagrams and feedback. Electronics topics include biasing circuits and small-signal models, circuits with multiple transistors, and active filters. The course includes an introduction to scientific computing with Python. Students undertake design projects in which they develop simulation test benches for digital signal processing, and also build analog electronic circuits in an engineering laboratory, including use of circuit simulation tools. Prerequisite(s):
PHYS 2031
. Crosslisted with
MATH 2032
.
Credits
4