Electronics II

Indicate the areas of use of bipolar logic families; and demonstrate the ability to implement a range of logic functions using bipolar logic.·        Incorporate design strategies in power distributions and transmission; and apply methods to minimize noise and other signal degradations.·        Compare  and  contrast  the properties  of different  kinds of storage  element  to serve different purposes; and select (with reasons) appropriate kinds of storage elements for use in a range of possible devices.·        Explain the practical difficulties  resulting  from the distribution  of signals; and explain  ways  to  overcome  these  difficulties  when  interfacing  different  logic families.·        Explain with justification  the ideal properties  of operational amplifiers;  design various amplifier structures and filters with ideal op-amps; understand characteristics of non-ideal op-amps; and design simple circuits with them.·        Explain  with  justification  the  benefits  and  the  drawbacks  associated  with the simulation of circuits; identify aspects of circuits that are not readily amenable to simulation; and simulate a range of possible circuits using a suitable software package.