ECE
523/421 - Analog Electronics: Fall 2025
University of New Mexico
Announcements:
Sept.
23:
It was decided to extend the due date for Homework 4 to Monday
Sept. 29.
Sept.
9:
Due to the unexpeted outage of class website, the deadline for
all homwork submissions have been extended by one week.
Aug.
28:
There will be no office hours on Tuesday 9/2, due to my travel.
Aug.
18: As
it was agreed upon in class today, starting from Wednesday August
20, the class starts at 2:15PM until 3:30PM each day.
Aug.
18: First
day of class.
Course Info:
Class: M-W
2:30-3:45 PM, Room ECE-310,
3 credits
Instructor:
Office hours: Tuesday
2:00-3:00PM, or by appointments
Office location: ECE
230B
Teaching
Assistant:
Lutfullahil Majid (lmajid@unm.edu)
Office
hours: By appointement
Office
location: By appointement
Course
Description:
This
course is intended to develop the ability in the students to analyze
and design discrete and integrated analog electronic circuit. The
topics
includes: Bipolar and MOSFET operational amplifiers, current mirrors
and
output stages, frequency response and compensation, and brief overview
of noise as well as A/D and D/A circuits. The main objective of this
course
is to provide the concepts of designing analog integrated circuits in
the
context of, both bipolar and CMOS technologies. To gain experience
circuit
design, the students will use EDA tools to design an analog circuit for
a specific application.
Textbooks:
Grading Policy:
Homework:
20%
Design Project: 20%
Midterm exam: 30%
Final exam:
30%