4042: Linear Integrated Circuits KL Diploma Syllabus for BM 4th Sem 2015 Revision SITTTR

Linear Integrated Circuits detailed syllabus for Biomedical Engineering (BM) for 2015 revision curriculum has been taken from the SITTTRs official website and presented for the BM students. For course code, course name, number of credits for a course and other scheme related information, do visit full semester subjects post given below.

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Course General Outcome:

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General Outcome

On the completion of the study the student will be able: MODULE I STUDY OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS

1. To understand the working of operational amplifier
   1. To explain the block diagram of general purpose operational amplifier
   2. To explain the working of differential amplifier basic circuit
   3. To discuss different package types and pin configuration of operational amplifier
   4. To identify different manufacturer’s designations for linear ICs
   5. To explain the concept of virtual ground
   6. To define different electrical parameters of operational amplifier
   7. To list the characteristics of an ideal operational amplifier
   8. To explain the working of inverting amplifier
   9. To derive the expression for voltage gain of the inverting amplifier
   10. To explain the working of non-inverting amplifier
   11. To derive the expression for voltage gain of the non inverting amplifier
   12. To explain the working of voltage follower

MODULE II APPLICATION OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER

1. To understand the applications of operational amplifier
   1. To explain the working of summing amplifier, difference amplifier and addersubtractor circuit
   2. To explain the working of instrumentation amplifier
   3. To explain V to I and I to V converters
   4. To explain the working of comparators, zero crossing detector and schmitt trigger circuits
   5. To explain the working of precision diode, half wave and full wave precision rectifiers
   6. To explain the working of peak detector
   7. To explain the working of Integrator and differentiator
   8. To explain the working of RC phase shift oscillator and Wein bridge oscillator circuits
   9. To explain the working of Astable multivibrator, Monostable multivibrator and Schmitt trigger
   10. To explain the working of Triangular wave generator circuit
   11. To explain first order active low pass and high pass Butterworth filters

MODULE III PLL AND TIMERS

1. To comprehend the working of PLL
   1. To explain the general block diagram of PLL
   2. To define capture range lock-in range, and pull-in time of PLL
   3. To explain the block diagram of NE/ SE 566 Voltage Controlled Oscillator
   4. To list the important electrical characteristics of the 565 PLL
   5. To explain the functional block diagram of PLL NE/ SE 565
   6. To describe the applications of PLL as frequency multiplier and FM demodulator
2. To understand the working of 555 timer
   1. To list the features of 555 timer
   2. To explain the functional block diagram of 555 timer
   3. To explain the working of astable and monostable circuits using 555 timer
   4. To write the expression for time period of astable and monostable circuits using 555
   5. To describe LM 380 audio power amplifier

MODULE IV IC REGULATORS AND SMPS

1. To understand the working of various IC voltage regulators
   1. To list the features of IC regulators
   2. To describe the operation of 3 terminal fixed voltage regulator IC’s
   3. To explain typical circuits of LM 78XX and LM 79XX
   4. To explain the operation of adjustable voltage regulator LM 317
   5. To explain dual power supply using LM 320 and LM 340
   6. To list the important features of LM 723 voltage regulator
   7. To explain the functional block diagram of LM 723
   8. To explain the basic low voltage and high voltage regulator circuits using LM 723
2. To understand the working of SMPS
   1. To explain the block diagram of SMPS
   2. To list the advantages and disadvantages of SMPS
   3. To explain the working principle of opto-couplers
   4. To describe the opto-coupler IC 4N35

MODULE I STUDY OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS

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MODULE II APPLICATION OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER

Summing amplifier – difference amplifier – adder – subtractor – instrumentation amplifier – V to I and I to V converters – comparators – zero crossing detector – schmitt trigger – precision diode – half wave precision rectifier – full wave precision rectifier – peak detector – integrator – differentiator – RC phase shift oscillator – Wein bridge oscillator – astable multivibrator – monostable multivibrator – schmitt trigger – triangular wave generator – first order active low pass and high pass Butterworth filters

MODULE III PLL AND TIMERS

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MODULE IV IC REGULATORS AND SMPS

Features of IC regulators – three terminal fixed voltage regulator IC’s – typical circuits of LM 78XX and LM 79XX – adjustable voltage regulator LM 317 – dual power supply using LM 320 and LM 340 – features of LM 723 voltage regulator – functional block diagram of LM 723 – basic low voltage and high voltage regulator circuits using LM723 – block diagram of SMPS – advantages and disadvantages – opto-couplers – principle of operation – IC 4N35

Text Books:

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Reference Books:

1. B Visvesvara Rao – Linear Integrated Circuits – Pearson.
2. K R Botkar – Integrated Circuits – Khanna Publishers.

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