Electronics Devices
TeachersMURO KOICHI
Grade, SemesterYear 3 2nd semest [Department of Information and Electronic Engineering, Faculty of Science and Engineering]
CategorySpecial Subjects
Elective, CreditsElective 2credit
 Syllabus Number3E328

Course Description

The aim of this course is to help students acquire an understanding of the fundamental
mechanisms of discrete devices (such as MOS-FET, LED, etc.) and embedded systems. It
also enhances the development of student’s skill in making oral presentation and self-regulated
learning. Specifically, we will acquire necessary skills and knowledge on DP4E.

Course Objectives

The goals of this course are to:
・ be able to understand and explain LEDs.
・ be able to understand and explain MOS-FETs.
・be able to understand and explain A/D and D/A converter.
・be able to understand and explain common sensor modules.

Grading Policy

Your overall grade in the class will be decided based on the following:
- Oral presentation (chapter 7, chapter 15): 40%
- Proceedings of the presentation (chapter 7, chapter 15): 40%
- Ten quizzes about the lectures: 20%

Textbook and Reference

KindTitleAuthorPublisher
TextbookThe handout of each chapter will be posted on the course website.

Requirements(Assignments)

・This course will be taught in Japanese.
・This course will require the fundamental knowledge on electric circuits. In case of difficulties, it is recommended to ask without reserve any questions to instructor.

Note

Schedule

1Guidance
2An Introduction of Embedded Systems
3A/D Converter and D/A Converter
4Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)
57 Segment LEDs
6Feedback on Embedded Systems
7Presentation “An Electronics Experiment I Planed”
8Mechanism of Metal-Oxide-FETs(MOS-FETs)
9How to Drive Power LEDs Using MOS-FET
10How to Control DC-Motors Using Full Bridge Circuit
11O/E Converter (Photo Transistor, CdS)
12Mechanism of a Supersonic-Range Detection Module
13Mechanism of an Acceleration Sensor Module
14Feedback on MOS-FETs and Sensor-Modules
15Presentation “A Teaching material I Planed”