Undergraduate Courses
VE490: Undergraduate Research Course [All Semesters]
[3 credits Flexible Technical Elective or General Elective]
VE427: VLSI Design [Fall Semesters]
[4 credits Major Design Experience and Upper Technical Elective]
VE450: capstone design [Summer Semesters]
[4 credits Major Design Experience]
VE411: microwave engineering [Last Time offered: Fall 2021]
[4 credits Major Design Experience and Upper Technical Elective]
VE311: Analog Circuits [Summer Semesters]
Description: VE 311 covers single-transistor amplifier design and analysis of circuits commonly used in audio amplifiers, wireless radios, and several other interface applications. Non-linear, large-signal models for diodes, MOSFETs, and BJTs are introduced. The concept of biasing transistors at an operating point and analyzing gain and frequency response using small-signal analysis is also covered. Active filters and non-ideal operational amplifiers are also reviewed. Common amplifier topologies and design strategies are analyzed, and students implement these through a series of lab experiments.
[4 credits Program Subject]
Graduate Courses
ECE6101J: Analog Circuits [Spring Semesters]
Description: VE 611 covers high-frequency passive and active circuits. Topics including transmission lines, S-parameters, matching networks, power divider/combiners, directional couplers, low-pass and band-pass filters, diode detectors, mixers, attenuators, phase-shifters, as well as high gain and low noise RF amplifiers are discussed.
[3 credits Graduate Gateway]