This document outlines a course on circuit design and simulation using PSpice software. The course aims to teach students how to use PSpice to analyze and design electrical circuits, understand circuit behavior through simulation, and perform various analyses like AC, DC, noise, and transient analyses. The syllabus covers basic PSpice commands, behavioral modeling, advanced analyses, and examples of simulating circuits like diodes, BJTs, and op-amps. The lab component involves using PSpice to verify device characteristics, design circuits like timers and logic gates, and develop an original circuit design project. Students are evaluated based on class exams, lab notebooks, a viva, and attendance.
This document outlines a course on circuit design and simulation using PSpice software. The course aims to teach students how to use PSpice to analyze and design electrical circuits, understand circuit behavior through simulation, and perform various analyses like AC, DC, noise, and transient analyses. The syllabus covers basic PSpice commands, behavioral modeling, advanced analyses, and examples of simulating circuits like diodes, BJTs, and op-amps. The lab component involves using PSpice to verify device characteristics, design circuits like timers and logic gates, and develop an original circuit design project. Students are evaluated based on class exams, lab notebooks, a viva, and attendance.
This document outlines a course on circuit design and simulation using PSpice software. The course aims to teach students how to use PSpice to analyze and design electrical circuits, understand circuit behavior through simulation, and perform various analyses like AC, DC, noise, and transient analyses. The syllabus covers basic PSpice commands, behavioral modeling, advanced analyses, and examples of simulating circuits like diodes, BJTs, and op-amps. The lab component involves using PSpice to verify device characteristics, design circuits like timers and logic gates, and develop an original circuit design project. Students are evaluated based on class exams, lab notebooks, a viva, and attendance.
This document outlines a course on circuit design and simulation using PSpice software. The course aims to teach students how to use PSpice to analyze and design electrical circuits, understand circuit behavior through simulation, and perform various analyses like AC, DC, noise, and transient analyses. The syllabus covers basic PSpice commands, behavioral modeling, advanced analyses, and examples of simulating circuits like diodes, BJTs, and op-amps. The lab component involves using PSpice to verify device characteristics, design circuits like timers and logic gates, and develop an original circuit design project. Students are evaluated based on class exams, lab notebooks, a viva, and attendance.
Course: Skill Enhancement Paper – HPHSE4021T & HPHSE4021P
Semester IV Paper HPHSE4022T & HPHSE4022P Number Paper Title CIRCUIT DESIGN & SIMULATION No. of Credits 02 (Theory – 1, Lab – 2) Theory/ Composite Composite No. of periods Th:1 periods/week assigned Pr: 2 periods/week Name of Faculty member(s)
Course This course aims at:
description/ 1) Understanding the basics of circuit simulation software. objective 2) Understanding concepts of electrical circuit design, interconnects, parasitic elements etc. through simulation software. 3) Understanding the analysis that is performed on a circuit such as AC, DC, Noise, Transient etc. 4) Studying the electrical behaviour of important circuits such as rectifiers, amplifiers, switches etc. 5) Understanding the importance of circuit simulation for Integrated Circuit design 6) Making the students aware of other software of similar nature present in the market Syllabus As enclosed
Textss As enclosed
Reading/ As enclosed Reference List
Evaluation Theory - 40 (i)CIA – 10 (ii)Semester Examination (30) - Two 10 mark qs out of three qs; Two 5 mark qs out of four qs.
Basic Analyses: Operating point, DC, AC, transient. [2 lectures] Analog behavioural models. [2 lectures] Advanced Analyses: Noise, Monte Carlo, worst case, Fourier, Sensitivity, parametric. [5 lectures] Examples using semiconductor diodes, BJT, FET, OP Amp circuits. [3 lectures] HPHSE4022P - Circuit Design &Simulation Lab (26 Periods) Software: OrCADPSpice 1. Use of OP, DC, AC, TRAN, PROBE commands 2. Verifying the characteristics of a (a) Diode (B) BJT (c) FET 3. Advanced analysis: (Optional) [depends on the software available] 4. Design of a 555 timer and to show its astable operation. 5. Design of a XOR / ADDER/ MUX (Optional) [depends on the software available] 6. Project: One experiment where the students develop and design an analog or a digital circuit of their choice and which has not been done above. Reference Books: 1. Introduction to PSpice using OrCAD for Circuits and Electronics by Mohammad H Rashid 2. SPICE : A guide to circuit simulation & analysis using PSpice by T W Tuinenga
Practical – 60
Two class examinations - 15 marks x 2 = 30 marks
(b) LNB – 20 marks (c) Grand Viva – 8 marks (d) Attendance –2 marks
