# PHY405H1 Electronics Lab

## Official description

Electrical circuits, networks and devices are all-pervasive in the modern world.  This laboratory course is an introduction to the world of electronics.  Students will learn the joys and perils of electronics, by designing, constructing and debugging circuits and devices.  The course will cover topics ranging from filters and operational amplifiers to micro-controllers, and will introduce students to concepts such as impedance, transfer functions, feedback and noise.  The course will include lectures, assigned readings, and a final circuit project.

Prerequisite
PHY224H1, PHY250H1, PHY405H1 may be taken in third or fourth year
Co-requisite
n.a.
Exclusion
PHY305H1
Recommended preparation
n.a.
Textbook
                            ['The Art of Electronics, by P. Horowitz and W. Hill.  (The 3rd edition is on reserve in the library.  The 2nd edition is sufficient for the course.)']

BR=5
Distribution requirement
DR=SCI
course title
PHY405H1
session
winter
year of study
4th year
time and location
12L: LEC0101: R2, Room: MP134 36P: PRA0101: M2-5 or PRA0201: F2-5, all PRAs in Room: MP238
instructor

#### Delivery Methods

In Person

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* Subject to adjustments imposed by public health requirements for physical distancing.

Online - Synchronous
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Asynchronous
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