MANIPAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

(A constituent college of Manipal University, Manipal)

Manipal Karnataka 576 104

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

COURSE PLAN

Department : Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Subject : [ELE 210] Analog System Design [3 1 0 4 ]
Semester & branch : IV Semester E&E
Course Coordinator : Mrs. Vijayalaxmi
No of contact hours : L 44 + 6 T

Assignment portion

Assignment sheets Topics

1 L1-L8

2 L9 L18

3 L19-L28

4 L29 L39

5 L40-L44

Test portion

Test no. Topics

1 L1-L18

2 L19L39

Submitted by: Faculty:

1) Mrs. Vijayalaxmi A
2) Mrs. Chandrika B.K B
(Signature of the Course Coordinator)
Date: 3) Mr. Shankaranarayana K. C
Approved by:

(Signature of HOD)
Date:
Prerequisite: Analog Electronic Circuits (ELE 209).

Course Outcome:

Understand the internal architecture and specifications of operational amplifiers.

Design the operational amplifier based analog computation, filtering kind of application circuits.
Develop 555 based timer circuits in astable and monostable modes.
Identify the feedback topologies and calculate their characteristic parameters.
Understand and appreciate the importance of analog systems as building blocks in the design of
mixed signal integrated circuits, RF circuits etc.

Evaluation Scheme:

Internal Assessment: 50 Marks

Two tests comprising of one word answers, multiple choice questions, short
answer questions and numericals - 20 Marks each
5 nos. of Assignments 2 Marks each
Evaluation of assignments based on quizzes, surprise tests

End Semester Examination: 50 Marks

Questions shall cover the entire syllabus

Six questions are set, each of 10 marks
Students shall answer any five full questions
 Lecture
Topic to be covered
no.
L1 Overview of the course plan, discussion and organizing the study plan
Module-1 Operational Amplifiers: Linear Applications
L2 Operational Amplifiers: specifications, properties, features
Inverting, Non inverting, voltage follower applications, Slew Rate Concepts
L3-L4
Discussions on Input, output resistance, bandwidth of these configurations.
L5-L6 Summing amplifiers, I to V and V to I converters, Instrumentation amplifier
L7 Design of integrators - frequency response
L8 Design of differentiator - frequency response
T1 Tutorials on lecture classes L2-L8
Module-2 Op-Amp Based Active Filters.
Classifications - merits - order of the filters, Design and analysis of first and higher order LPF
L9
Butterworth filters.
Differences between Butterworth, Chebychev, Elliptic, Bessel filter responses Design and
L10
analysis of first and higher order HPF Butterworth filters.
Design and analysis of first and higher order wide and narrow band, band-pass Butterworth
L11
filters.
Design and analysis of first order and higher order, wide band and narrow band, band rejection
L12-L13
Butterworth filters. All pass active filter.
Integrated chip level Universal filter solution
L14
Voltage controlled filter, switched capacitor filters-Introduction
T2 Tutorials on lecture classes L9-L14
Module-3 Nonlinear applications of Op-Amp.
Non-linear applications of op-Amp: Concept of Positive Feedback, zero crossing detectors,
L15-L16
Comparators, Schmitt triggers, pulse generators
L17-L18 Waveform generating circuits: square, Triangular, Saw tooth waves
L19 Sine wave generating circuits: R-C phase shift oscillator
L20-L21 Precision rectifiers, peak detectors, Sample and hold circuits
Module-4 Op-Amp as Building Blocks in 555 timers, Phase Locked Loop.
L22 555 timers- architecture-Applications as Astable Multivibrators.
L23 Edge triggered Mono stable Multivibrators
L24-L25 Phase detector, phase lock loop, Capture range and lock range of PLL.
T3 Tutorials on lecture classes L17-L25
Module -5 Internal architecture of Operational Amplifiers
L 26 Operational amplifiers: An introduction to its Two stage architecture and Characteristics.
Analysis of emitter coupled/MOS transistor logic with differential and common mode signals
L27-L28
using small signal model, CMRR.
L29 Gain stage with active load, current repeaters
L30 Solutions to improve the CMRR: current source sink or current mirrors.
L31 Biasing of current sources and sinks
L32 Discussion on Level shifter and output stage for the OPAMP.
L33 OPAMP idealities and practical limitations, slew rate, offset and its calibration.
T5 Tutorials on lecture classes L26-L33
L34-L35 Log and antilog amplifiers: Analog multipliers: Two quadrant, four quadrant multipliers, squarer,
 trans-linear circuits, Gilberts cell
Module-6 Feed Back Amplifiers
L36-L37 General characteristics of Negative feedback amplifiers, their advantages and disadvantages
L38-L39 Different types of feedback topologies, analysis
L40-L41 Input and output resistance of different feedback topologies
L42 Effect of feedback on frequency response, Noise and other issues.
L43-L44 Demonstration of practical feedback amplifier circuits.
T6 Tutorials on lecture classes L34-L44

References:
1. Franco Sergio (1997), "Design with Op amps & Analog Integrated Circuits" McGraw Hill
2. David L. Terrell, Butterworth, Heinemann (1996) Op Amps Design, Application, and
Troubleshooting
3. David A. Bell(2013),Operational amplifiers and Linear ICs,OXFORD University Press
4. Ramakant A. Gayakwad (1987) Op-Amps and Linear Integrated Circuits Prentice Hall of
India
5. Choudhury Roy D, Shail B. Jain (1991) , Linear Integrated Circuits Wiley Eastern
6. Coughlin, Driscoll, OP-AMPS and Linear Integrated Circuits, 6th Ed., Prentice Hall,
2001.
7. Milman Jacob (1979) Microelectronics, McGraw Hill Publishers
8. Stanley William D. (2004) Operational Amplifiers with Linear Integrated Circuits
Prentice Hall