Professor: Douglas M. Gingrich (office: room 208 in Centre for Subatomic Research)
Calendar Description: DC and AC circuits; filter, diode, and transistor circuits; operational amplifiers, digital circuits, data acquisition, and computers. Lab component of the course provides practical experience in electronics.
Prerequisites: PHYS281 or PHYS230 (E&M), MATH120 (algebra), and MATH215 (calculus). Credit in PHYS292 or PHYS294 or PHYS295 (labs) is strongly recommended.
Schedule: first term only
Lectures: Tuesday & Thursday 9:30-10:50; September 3-Dec. 3 (13 weeks); room P113
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Textbook: none (lecture notes available at bookstore)
WWW: http://www.phys.ualberta.ca/~gingrich/phys395/phys395.html
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Goals: appreciation of how electronics is used in research
Douglas M. Gingrich (gingrich@ualberta.ca)