Overview
Aims
Knowledge, understanding of the basic concepts, theories and methods of the field and the specialized area, their appropriate use in professional communication.
Identification and specification of information related to the best available technologies in the field.
Application of basic principles and methods for solving well-defined problems/situations, typical of the field under conditions of qualified assistance.
Course contents
1. Introductory course on electrical physical quantities
2. Electrical resistance. Circuits with resistors.
3. Electrical capacitance. Electrical capacitors. RC circuits
4. Electrical inductance. Coil with and without core. RL circuits
5. Passive non-linear electronic components
6. Passive component manufacturing technologies
7. P-n junction. Semiconductor diode. Types of diodes
8. Rectification of alternating electrical voltage. Diode bridge
9. Bipolar transistor. Field effect transistor. TUJ
10. Flip-flop circuits with discrete components and ICs
11. Operational amplifiers. IC μA741
12. AO with reaction
13. Thyristor, Triac and Diac
14. Analog and digital measuring instruments
Learning outcomes
The content of the discipline contributes to the basic training of environmental engineers. Through its content, the discipline responds to the training needs requested by employers.
Assessment
Written evaluation 50%, Check in progress 20%, Performing laboratory workPerforming laboratory work 30%