Lecture Answers

Lecture Materials

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The video failed for the first six lectures of the semester (plus Friday Discussions). Here are some past videos that may help fill the gaps.

Lecture Answers

Answers to the problems in most of the lecture slides will be posted here.

Circuit Analysis	From SemiCondutor to Logic Devices	Topics in ECE
Lecture 1 - Introduction	Lecture 11 - Introduction to Diodes	Lecture 23 - Signals, Spectra, and Noise
Lecture 2 - Charge Storage to Ohms Law	Lecture 12 - Diode Circuits	Lecture 24 - Sampling
Lecture 3 - Power and Energy	Lecture 15 - BJT Transistors	Lecture 25 - Preserving Information in A/D
Lecture 4 - Circuit Modeling and Schematics	Lecture 16 - BJT IV Characteristics	Lecture 26 - Quantifying Information
Lecture 5 - Kirchhoff's Laws in Circuits	Lecture 17 - BJT in Active region as amplifier	Lecture 27 - Compression
Lecture 6 - Current and Voltage Dividers	Lecture 19 - MOSFET physics and IV Characteristics	Lecture 28 - Photodiodes and Solar Panels
Lecture 7 - More on Sources and Power	Lecture 20 - CMOS logic
Lecture 8 - IV Characteristics
Lecture 9 - Thevenin and Norton Equivalents
Lecture 10 - Node Method For Circuit Analysis

About the Friday Workshops

Friday workshops are offered in different installments throughout the semester. This is a purely optional session hosted by one of the ECE110 professors at one of the "regular" lecture times. During the session, this is what you might expect:

Students might recieve a handout with multiple-choice exam problems from past exams selected from recent lecture topics.
Students would be allowed some time to work on a subset of these problems...either alone as in an exam setting or with your neighbors as you work to understand the material better.
The instructor will use i>clicker to tally student answers and spend time addressing common mistakes and good tactics for addressing these problems in the future.

The feedback for these sessions has been very positive in the past and we hope to offer them throughout the semester as time and lecture space allows.

On some days, the Friday Workshop will likely explore the parts in the ECE110 Electronics Kit and the professor can guide you through interesting circuits that can be constructed using these parts.