6.071/22.071 Elec, Signals, Measurement
Spring 2016
Instructors: Areg Danagoulian, Marina Dang, Anne E White
TAs: Alexander James Creely, Adam QingYang Kuang, Jayson Robert Vavrek
Lecture:
MWF10-11
(NW14-1112)
Lab: MWF11-12
(NW14-1310)
Prof. White Office Hours: M 3
(NW17-111)
Information:
This course
provides a practical introduction to electronics focused on the
skills needed in research and industry to understand and design
simple circuits, and make measurements.
No prior
electronics or circuit experience is necessary.
A vital part
of the course is the hands-on exploration of circuits that
illustrate the concepts, using computer-controlled virtual
instruments.
Prerequisite: 18.03 or equivalent (linear ordinary differential equations, and linear algebraic equations).
TA Office Hours (Jayson: Monday 4-5 pm, Adam: Wednesday 4-5 pm, Alex: Thursday 3-4 pm), Location is NW14-1310.
Prof. White Office Hours Monday 3-4 pm in NW17-111
Announcements
Extended lab 2
Dear students,Extended Lab 2 has been graded, and the grades should be accessible to you in the gradebook module. I've observed an overall improvement in the quality of the reports, when compared to the previous one! You can also come pick up your reports in my office (24-216C), today after 4pm.
Also, I've noticed that only 8 people have filled out the course evaluation. I'd encourage you to fill out the evaluation. Please also share some constructive comments on what you liked and what you would like to see improve!
http://web.mit.edu/subjectevaluation/
Prof. Danagoulian
Announced on 13 May 2016 12:54 p.m. by Areg Danagoulian
Exam 2: solutions...
...have been posted.Announced on 11 May 2016 10:44 p.m. by Areg Danagoulian
Problem Set 8
Good Afternoon,I have still in my possession 7 Problem Set 8s. I definitely think that they will be helpful in your preparation for the final exam. Please email me if you would like your script.
I am generally on campus Monday to Friday 9 am - 6 pm. You will be able to find me in NW21. Email me what time you would be coming to collect and I will try my best to accommodate you. I'm on campus Sat and Sun as well but my schedule is not as strict.
In addition a friendly reminder that the TAs are here to help you not just for labs but for course material too! Email us if there is anything you don't understand as you prepare for the course!
Good luck for the finals!
Cheers,
Adam
Announced on 11 May 2016 3:40 p.m. by Adam QingYang Kuang
Question on BJT material for the final exam
I've received some questions about bjt topics for the final exam:Lecture 11 and 22 covers basics of the bjt operation. Lecture 23 covers the use of a standard four resistor bias network to put the bjt into active region, and same lecture covers the small signal analysis methods. These topics are fair game for the exam.
Lecture 24 is mostly applications/ additional examples of bjt
application (not as foundational as lectures 11, 22 and 23), but
the summary page 5 of lecture 24 may help you organize your
studying, since if there is topic there you aren't comfortable
with, that's a good topic to review. Please also review the
Pset 8 solutions if you are looking for more worked examples. We
will do a few examples at the review session Weds in class.
Prof. White
Announced on 10 May 2016 10:59 p.m. by Anne E White
Subject evaluations
Dear students,This is another reminder to please fill out the course
evaluations. As I mentioned in class, we really do take evaluations
very seriously and really
appreciate constructive feedback! This is one of the best way for
us to
improve the course quality. You can enter your evaluation at the
following
url --
http://web.mit.edu/subjectevaluation/
Prof. Danagoulian.
Announced on 09 May 2016 6:13 p.m. by Areg Danagoulian
