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Erasmus ECTS Information Package Faculty of EEEA 3105 Signals and Systems ECTS credits: 7 Weekly classes: 3lec+0sem+0labs+2ps+2cw Assessment: exam Type of exam: written and oral Department involved: Department of Electronics Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: Assoc. Prof. Ivan Borisov Evstatiev, MEng, PhD, Department of Electronics, tel.: 888 772, Е-mail: ievstatiev@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The compulsory subject Signals and Systems has the objective to acquaint the students with the main principles in creating, processing and transferring of electrical signals for the needs of communications, informatics and automatics. The knowledge of Physics is a course prerequisite. Course content: General concepts of the information theory. Electrical signals - types, main characteristics. Spectral analysis of periodic signals and non-periodic signals. Correlation analysis. Discreteness. Linear conversions of the signals. Input and output immittance of a quadripole. Analog and digital filtration. Modulation and demodulation. Coding. Signal conversions. Course assignment - harmonic analysis of periodic and non-periodic signals. Application of the Naikuist - Kotelnikov theorem. The subject includes a course assignment. Teaching and assessment: The lectures last two hours and are delivered according to the following scheme: the first week one lecture with duration of two hours, the second week two lectures with duration of two hours. The exercises reflect the lecture material. Manual calculations, study via computer analysis and laboratory measurements are done during the exercises. The students prepare a report for each exercise. The students do the course assignment on their own. It helps to consolidate their knowledge about harmonic analysis of periodic and non-periodic signals and the application of the theorem of Naikuist - Kotelnikov. 3106 Measurements in Communications ECTS credits: 5 Weekly classes: 3lec+0sem+0labs+2ps+0,5p Assessment: exam Type of exam: written and oral Department involved: Department of Electronics Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: Assoc. Prof. Venelin Borisov Dimitrov, MEng, PhD, Department of Electronics, tel.: 888 382, Е-mail: vdimitrov@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Principal Assistant Professor Yavor Branimirov Neikov, MEng, Department of Electronics, tel.: 888 772, E-mail: yneikov@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The course objective is to provide students with practical skills for working with electrical measuring devices and for choosing suitable measuring methods in accordance with predefined accuracy. The main tasks include acquaintance with the main techniques and ways for measuring the parameters and characteristics of the electrical signals, circuits and devices and principles of measuring devices, systems and interface construction. Digital measuring devices and programmable measuring circuits with higher metrological characteristics are taken into consideration. Course prerequisites include Electrical Measurements, Analog Schematic Circuits, Signals and Systems and the course itself is a prerequisite for the Pulse Digital Devices, Microprocessors, and other courses, too. Course content: Measurement alternators. Sine sources with separate and self-generated excitation. Pulse transducing devices. Cathode-ray oscilloscope. Kind of oscillographic scans. Waiting scan. Oscillogram distortion. Electronic voltmeters with effective value converters, effective to mean value converters and maximum value converters. Digital voltmeters for DC voltage measuring. High and low frequency measuring. Digital meter for signal frequency and transient parameters measuring. Oscillographic ways of phase difference measuring. Teaching and assessment: The teaching is carried out through lectures and practical exercises. The main topics of the lecture material enable the students to get acquainted theoretically with the general principles, ways and means of measuring of electrical quantities with electronic devices. The practical exercises have duration of 2 hours weekly according to the syllabus. Final assessment is based on a written and oral exam. 191
Erasmus ECTS Information Package Faculty of EEEA 3107 Analog Devices ECTS credits: 5 Weekly classes: 2lec+0sem+0labs+2ps+2cw Form of assessment: continuous Type of exam: written Department involved: Department of Electronics, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: Assoc. Prof. Ivan Borisov Evstatiev, MEng, PhD, Department of Electronics, tel.: 888 772, Е-mail: ievstatiev@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Assoc. Prof. Anelia Vladimirova Manukova, MEng, PhD, Department of Electronics, tel.: 888 375, 888 682, Е-mail: amanukova@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The Analog Devices course is compulsory and it gives the students the necessary minimum of knowledge in analog devices. It discusses the factors and methods for the realization of the most widely used low-level and power amplifiers and generator stages in a discrete and integral input, methods for dc and ac analysis of the discussed circuits, as well as instructions for their design. Course content: General information about amplifying engineering; main characteristics and operation modes. Back-coupling in amplifiers; influence of negative back-coupling on the main values of the amplifiers. Resistance of amplifiers. Aperiodic amplifiers of small signals with a common emitter, common base and common collector by middle, low and high frequencies. Cascade circuits. Aperiodic amplifiers of power. Main elements from analog devices of the analog integrated circuits. Differential amplifiers. Direct current amplifiers. Operational amplifiers - general characteristics and main circuits. The subject includes coursework. Teaching and assessment: 2 hours of lectures following an alternating scheme. 2 hours of exercises carried out in two stages: analysis, design and measurement of the discussed device and/or computer analysis. Course assignment is involved. Continuous assessment during the exercises is done by oral discussions, checking of the homework and presentations of the course projects. Method of assessment: two written exams (7th and 14th week) - 80 %; course project - 20 %. 3108 Radiowaves, Antenna - Feeder and Microwave Engineering ECTS credits: 7 Weekly classes: 3lec+1sem+0labs+2ps+0,5p Assessment: exam Type of exam: written Department involved: Department of Telecommunications Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: Assoc. Prof. Krassimir Petrov Manev, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Telecommunications, tel.: 888 780, E-mail: kmanev@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Abstract: Students acquire theoretical knowledge and practical skills regarding electromagnetic field bases, principles of generation and propagation of electromagnetic waves, specific element basis, constructive structure and organization of super-high-frequency (SHF) communication systems. Course content: Electromagnetic waves. Electromagnetic wave propagation in different material environments. Antenna devices. Coaxial lines. Feeder lines. Micro-wave devices. Passive SHF elements. Valve SHF devices. Semiconductor SHF devices. SHF communication systems. Safety regulations for working with microwave devices. Teaching and assessment: Lectures include 4 hours per week for the students in the 2 nd year of the Telecommunication Systems degree course. 2-hour practical exercises are conducted every week. Students have to be theoretically prepared for them and to produce a report for each exercise. Continuous assessment is made during the laboratory exercises by assigning particular tasks and verifying their accomplishment, accepting the practical exercise reports. Students are consistently consulted about the lecture material. Student duties outside lecture and exercise halls include studying from lecture notes, preparing for the practical exercises and making reports. The active form of training envisages a controlled self-dependent work (course paper) based on an individual task. The work involves computer modeling of a communication antenna choosing a corresponding feeder line. 192
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