20810539 - ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGIES LABORATORY

The course aims to deepen the basic knowledge acquired in previous electronics studies and apply it to the design and prototyping of electronic systems. Fundamental techniques for the analysis and verification of electronic circuits for sensor signal conditioning, actuator control and power management are introduced. Furthermore, the course aims to develop practical skills in the behavioral analysis of circuits using circuit simulation software and in their functional verification using laboratory instrumentation. Finally, the use of CAD software for the realization of printed circuit boards and the design of mechanical components suitable for 3D printing is introduced.
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Programme

Modeling and Analysis of Electronic Circuits
-Introduction to LTSpice software: Overview of the main features, initial setup, and simulator user interface, circuit creation.
-Study of Currents and Voltage Bias: Analysis of frequency response, time-domain behavior, and modeling of sensors and actuators using equivalent circuits.

Case Studies: Electronic Circuits for Transducer Interfacing
-Driver Circuits for Actuators.
-Signal Conditioning Circuits for Sensors.
-Power Management Strategies for Circuits.

Experimental Circuit Verification
-Measurement of Voltages and Currents in Continuous Power Supply Conditions.
-Use of Oscilloscopes for Signal Acquisition.
-Numerical Analysis Tools for Signal Analysis.

CAD Design Elements
-Introduction to Eagle Software for PCB Design.
-Mechanical Parts Design Using Fusion 360 and Introduction to 3D Printing.


Core Documentation

Silde of the lectures and supplementary materials provided by the instructor

Reference Bibliography

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Attendance

The course consists of two classes or labs per week, each lasting two hours.

Type of evaluation

The examination will consist of a practical test and an oral discussion.