Analog and Digital Electronics Concepts

This subject develops a fundamental understanding of the concepts behind and tools used for the analysis and design of analog and digital electronic systems. This is one of four subjects that define the Mechatronics Systems major in the Bachelor of Science and it is a core requirement of the Master of Engineering (Mechatronics).

• 1Model and analyse the linear time-invariant behaviour of electrical and electronic systems, in both the time and frequency domain
• 2Design, construct and test passive and active electrical networks that achieve specified linear time-invariant behaviour
• 3Use software tools to simulate the behaviour of linear electrical networks
• 4Apply fundamental concepts and tools in the analysis and design of combinational and sequential logic systems, with an appreciation for the role and limitations of important digital abstractions
• 5Configure and test digital hardware development platforms in the laboratory