EE315 - Analog-Digital Interface Circuits

Available Online

Overview

Fundamental circuit elements and sensor interfaces for microelectromechanical and biomedical applications are key components in modern electronics. This course analyzes the design of circuits and circuit architectures for signal conditioning and data conversion.

Instructors

Danny Bankman , Stanford University
Dante Muratore Instructor, Electrical Engineering
Boris Murmann Professor, Electrical Engineering

Topics Include

Active filters
A/D and D/A converters
Nyquist sampling
Operational transconductance amplifiers
Sampling circuits
Switched capacitor stages
Voltage comparators
Sensor interfaces

Note on Course Availability

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Units

3.0

Prerequisites

Advanced Analog Circuit Design (Stanford Course: EE214B) or equivalent

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EE315 - 019

Autumn 2018-19

Online

Enrollment Closed

Online

T, Th

12:00PM to 1:20PM

Sep 25, 2018 to Dec 06, 2018

Day	Date	Time	Location
Tue, Thu	Sep 25 to Dec 06, 2018	12:00PM to 1:20PM PT	Online

Schedule and Location

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29.3

Online

For Credit credit (3 units)

$3,780.00

3 units

Section Notes

Enrollment Dates: August 1 to September 10, 2018

Course Dates
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Textbooks/Course Materials
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