ELECTRONICS
IIS-2024
Introduction to the
course.
About the Course
Electronics
The Electronics course aims to provide both
conceptual and practical content in this
discipline, which is essential for future
Biomedical Engineers to understand the
electronics required for the design, construction,
and operation of biomedical devices. The
acquired knowledge encompasses the
fundamentals of designing simple analog
circuits as well as those associated with the
construction of digital electronic circuits.
Prof. Kevin Landázuri
Mail: klandazuri@yachaytechedu.ec
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About the Course
Course Objectives
1. 2. 3.
Describe the basic flow of Describes the appearance Understands the basic rules
electricity and explains the and general operating for impedance
working principle of various principles of multiple measurements and their
materials used as electronic components and applications in biomedical
conductive, electrical devices such as devices. Understands the
semiconductive, and capacitors, resistors, operation of operational
insulating devices in the inductors, semiconductors, amplifiers.
construction of standard integrated circuits (ICs),
generators, motors, and Designs biopotential signal
electrical/electronic amplifiers.
circuits. transformers.
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About the Course
Curricular Units
Circuit analysis in DC Semiconductors:
Capacitors e Inductors
(direct current) and AC diodes and transistors
• Basic Electricity • Capacitors (Definitions, • Semiconductors:
• Electronic Instruments series and parallel, DC Introduction and types.
and Devices and AC) • Approaches to diodes.
• Basic laws 1 (Ohm’s Law, • V-I relationship, • Transformers and
and Kirchhoff’s Laws) capacitance and Rectifier Diodes.
• Basic laws 2 (Series and charging/discharging • Power Sources, Voltage
Parallel, Voltage and • Inductors: introduction, regulator circuits.
Current Division) and signal acquisition • Introduction to transistors,
• Circuit Theorems MOSFET and BJT.
(Thevenin and Norton)
• AC Introduction
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About the Course
Curricular Units
Operational Amplifiers Digital Electronics
(Op-amps)
• Equivalent circuit and • Introduction to digital
ideal opam electronics and logic
• Operational amplifier gates.
configurations (Part 1). • Boolean Algebra and
Basic configurations. combinational circuits
Cascaded amplifiers. • A-D conversions
• Part 2. Exercises and • Introduction to
basic applications of the microcontrollers for
A. O. Biomedical Engineering.
• Active and ideal filters
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Evaluation
Table of Evaluation
Midterm Exam Formative Laboratory Final Exam (FI) Total
(MT) Evaluation (FO) (LAB)
Midterm Exam Quiz 1 Laboratory Mini-Project
(Theoretical) (10%) Reports (20%) (10%)
(20%)
Quiz 2 Final Project
(10%) (15%)
Practical
Evaluation
(15%)
20% 35% 20% 25% 100%
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Sources
Books
1. Information Sources (Bibliography)
9.1 Main
Availability at
Author/s Title of Work Edition Year of Publication Publishing house - Country YACHAY TECH
Library
FLOYD PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRIC CIRCUITS 2007 PRENTICE HALL NO
INTRODUCTORY CIRCUITS ANALYSIS
BOYLESTAD 2012 PRENTICE HALL NO
FUNDAMENTOS DE CIRCUITOS
SADIKU MCGrawiHill YES
ELÉCTRICOS
9.2 Complementary
Availability at
Author/s Title of Work Edition Year of Publication Publishing house - Country YACHAY TECH
Library
Circuitos eléctricos y electrónicos:
Jorge Raúl Villaseñor Gómez Fundamentos y técnicas para su 1st 2011 Pearson Educación No
análisis
Muhammad Ali Mazidi, Sarmad Circuitos eléctricos y aplicaciones
2nd 2013 Pearson Educación No
Naimi, Sepehr Naimi. digitales
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Introduction
Analog and Digital
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Introduction
Analog and Digital
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Introduction
From the “simplest” diagram
Consider the basic battery, Lamp diagram, which
components can you identify?
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Introduction
From the “simplest” diagram
Now, which components can you identify?
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Introduction
𝑞1 ⋅ 𝑞2
𝐹=𝑘⋅
𝑟2
Have you seen this formula?
Let us open a Little discussion there.
What are the main units in electronics?
What is charge?
What is current?
What is voltage?
That’s the basis of the course so, in the first chapter
those concepts are going to be reinforced.
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Projects
What is required for the Final Project?
The Project covers two components: Mini-Project and Final Project (25% of the course).
Mini Project Final Project
The mini Project is mandatory since it will be the basis of the final Project.
The topic is: A regulable voltage source or 5V voltage source.
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Mini-Project
What is required for the Mini Project?
Video Tutorial of
Prototype of any
The process you
chosen one
did
You Will have two ways (or more if you want to propose):
1. Build from zero a source of voltage that only delivers 5V at the output.
2. Use an already commercial source of voltage and make it regulable.
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Final-Project
What is required for the Final Project?
+0.5 Points to the TOTAL grade
Prototype Or + 1 Point to the TOTAL if you use
PDF
or STM32F103xx(bluepill) microcontroller
Simulation Simulation won’t have additional points, and
it will be different evaluation rubrics
What do the pdf contains?
1. State of the Art
2. Exploded view (or 3D)
3. Electronic Circuit Diagram LINK OF LATEX
4. Electronic Materials TEMPLATE
5. System Architecture
6. Simulation (or Prototype)
7. Functional Tests
8. Results
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Final-Project
What is required for the Final Project?
+0.5 Points to the TOTAL grade
Prototype Or + 1 Point to the TOTAL if you use
PDF
or STM32F103xx(bluepill) microcontroller
Simulation Simulation won’t have additional points, and
it will be different evaluation rubrics
What is the prototype or simulation?
Two ways for Prototype: One way for Simulation:
1. Oral 1. Oral Presentation with a 30% of
2. Video Tutorial
Presentation the grade regarding questions,
about Code, Simulation
Environment, Parameters.
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Extra Information:
State of Art (Example of Oximeter)
Typically this chapter can be divided into two sections:
- Development (theoretical basis): background, current studies, comparison of existing tools, etc.
- Conclusions (connection between what was investigated and the work to be carried out).
Sensor Operating Articles, books, magazines and
Commercial web pages that use the sensor
Principles
for experimentation.
SEN-11574
MAX30102
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Extra Information:
Exploded View (3D View)
You can use any software you want to build the exploded view as follows:
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Extra Information:
Electronic Circuit Diagram
In this section you can use either Proteus (paid software) or Ltspice (Free)
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Extra Information:
Electronic Materials
For this list, it is needed an approximate price for each item.
Qty Materials Approximated price
1 Protoboard of one block 4,5$
1 9V Battery 2$
1 Battery Plug 0,5$
5 Wire male-male 1$
1 STM32F103 Micro 8$
4 Resistances kΩ a 1/4W 2$
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Extra Information:
System Architecture
A flow of your project will be explained here:
Texto
Texto
Interfaces grafica de
usuario en .NET
Conversor Análogo
digital
Conexión
serial
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Extra Information:
Simulation
Again, using any software desired simulate your environment.
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Extra Information:
Results and Conclusions
Well organized and described in your own words, you can use references to validate or not your results.
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¡GRACIAS!
