Subject · Radio engineering and telecommunication engineering

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İF-2255y5 creditsSpring semesterMandatory2025-2026

Topic plan

The subject's topics and the learning outcomes attached to each one.

10 topics
  1. 1. Introduction. the goals and objectives of the subject and its relationship with other subjects.

    Lecture
  2. 2. Theoretical foundations of schematic engineering. classical electron theory, explanation of ohm's law according to electron theory

    Lecture
  3. 3. Element base of radio-optical and telecommunication devices. classification of elements of telecommunication and radiotechnical devices. analog schematic engineering (resistor, capacitor, inductance, transformer, switch, electric vacuum lamps, semiconductor devices - diode, transistor).

    Lecture
  4. 4. Element base of radio-optical and telecommunication devices. classification of elements of telecommunication and radiotechnical devices. analog schematic engineering (resistor, capacitor, inductance, transformer, switch, electric vacuum lamps, semiconductor devices - diode, transistor).

    Laboratory
  5. 5. Currents used in schematic engineering and their moll-ebers equations. basic characteristics of analog elements and methods of connecting them to circuits

    Lecture
  6. 6. Currents used in schematic engineering and their moll-ebers equations. basic characteristics of analog elements and methods of connecting them to circuits

    Laboratory
  7. 7. Basic characteristics of analog elements and methods of connecting them to circuits

    Lecture
  8. 8. Basic characteristics of analog elements and methods of connecting them to circuits

    Laboratory
  9. 9. Integrated operational amplifiers (ops) as an active element of telecommunication devices. basic parameters and characteristics of operational amplifiers (op). feedback and non-feedback operational amplifiers (ops). positive and negative feedback operational amplifiers (ops).

    Lecture
  10. 10. The main types of combinational digital devices (multiplexers, demultiplexers, encoders, decoders) and schematic engineering.

    Lecture