X236: Fundamentals of Modern Data Converter Design
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| Type of Credit |
Academic Credit |
| Campus Department |
EECS |
| Level |
Graduate School |
| Number of Units |
1 |
| Level of Difficulty |
Level 4 (Advanced) |
| Instructor |
Dr. Vincent Chang
Dr. Han-Bin Lin |
| Number of Lectures |
10 |
| Course Length |
15 hours |
Course Fee |
US$ 199.00
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Ever-increasing applications on signal-processing such as video and wireless communications demand high speed and high resolution data converter techniques. Teaching you how to become a more professional engineer through a practical online learning of diagnosing and tackling real-world issues, Dr. Chang will arm you with the solid foundation to reach a higher standard of proficiency. This course is intended for practitioners who have industry experiences or knowledge background on electronics and are interested in upgrading their hands-on design skills in the modern techniques for the data conversion. Include data converter fundamentals, characterization, performance limitations, and Nyquist-rate D/A and A/D converters.
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Course Overview (Slide Show Only) |
English |
47 |
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Course Overview |
47 |
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Intro to Data Converters |
69 |
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Sampling Basics and Anti-Aliasing |
58 |
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Static Characteristics of D/A Converters |
59 |
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Dynamic Characteristics of D/A Converters |
30 |
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Performance Limitations of A/D Converters |
48 |
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Current Scaling D/A Converter |
39 |
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Voltage Scaling DA Converters |
42 |
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Successive-Approximation Register A/D Converters |
38 |
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High-Speed A/D Converters: Flash |
35 |
*Number of slides are estimated
Who Should Attend
Many types of working professionals find this course challenging and interesting:
• Majored in EE but need to upgrade their knowledge in this area for advancing their careers.
• Wish to enter into the mixed-signal design sphere and are looking to acquire essential knowledge and build a solid foundation in this area.
Course Syllabus
Course Prerequisite
"X31: Fundamentals of Integrated-Circuit Design” or working-level knowledge on electronics is expected.
Grade Structure
Your grade consists of the following elements:
• Class Discussion: 30%
• Homework Assignments: 20%
• Midterm Exam: 20%
• Proctored Final Exam: 30%
You should access detailed information in the Classrooms after you register this course.
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