Experimental Physics S6 PA

Practical exercises and application of analog and digital electronics related to course HLPH507.

Use measuring instruments and techniques in the field of electronics and measurement.

Implement simple analog electronic circuits.

Analyze and synthesize data for use.

Interpret experimental data to consider modeling and/or simulating it, then validate the model by comparing its predictions with the experimental results and assess its limits of validity (error calculations, etc.).

Use simulation software with a critical mindset.

Implement digital electronic circuits using programmable development boards.

Gain an introduction to the project-based approach (working both in teams and independently) by identifying the various stages of an experimental process focused on analog and/or digital electronics.

HLPH507 (Semester 5 course unit in the third year of the Physics and Applications program)

The Fundamentals of Physics in the First and Second Years of Undergraduate Study.

Key mathematical tools useful in physics.

Recommended prerequisites*: Proficiency in word processing and data processing tools.

100% CC

Analog Electronics:

Filtering

Study of Diodes

Characteristics and amplification using a transistor,

Study of the Perfect Operational Amplifier: Simple Circuits

Special Functions: Flip-Flop Oscillator

Project

Digital Electronics:

Introduction to Programmable Logic Circuit Development,

Design of a comparator

Design of a 4-bit Word Adder

Making a digital die.

Project

Practical training: 54 hours