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Home Courses Structured Electronic Design Course materials Lectures Lecture 1: Introduction to Structured Electronic Design

Lecture 1: Introduction to Structured Electronic Design

Course subject(s) 1. Introduction to Structured Electronic Design

After an introduction to the course, in this section the main reasons and principles for an structured electronic design theory like: Analysis, synthesis, applied network theory, chain matrix of two-port block, accurate amplification and efficient design are presented.

Course Introduction Slides
Slides from Lecture 1
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