UNSW Handbook Course - Analogue Electronics for Biomedical Engineers

Analogue Electronics for Biomedical Engineers - BIOM9040


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Description

Basic theory of passive components, simple network analysis, small signal amplifiers, feedback and oscillators, operational amplifiers and their uses, analogue integrated circuits. Safety requirements for medical instruments, circuit diagram analysis and component identification. Laboratory work involves both design and construction of analogue circuits.

Note: For students with no electronics background.

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