Eskisehir Technical University Info Package Eskisehir Technical University Info Package
  • Info on the Institution
  • Info on Degree Programmes
  • Info for Students
  • Turkish
    • Turkish Turkish
    • English English
About the Program Educational Objectives Key Learning Outcomes Course Structure Diagram with Credits Field Qualifications Matrix of Course& Program Qualifications Matrix of Program Outcomes&Field Qualifications
  • Vocational School Of Information Technologies
  • Department of Electronics and Automation
  • Program in Mechatronich
  • Course Structure Diagram with Credits
  • Analog Electronics
  • Learning Outcomes
  • Description
  • Learning Outcomes
  • Course's Contribution to Prog.
  • Learning Outcomes & Program Qualifications

  • express the basic structure, properties and working principles of P-N junction circuit elements.
  • explain nucleus, orbit and shell terms for an atom and draws energy band diagram.
  • express the free electron concept, and defines insulator, semiconductor and conductor.
  • explain the properties of germanium and silicon semiconductors used in electronics.
  • explain the relation between temperature and the electrical conductivity of pure silicon atom.
  • explain current conveyors.
  • explain structures of the types, operation and characteristics of diodes and apply the DC circuit analysis principles to diode circuits.
  • express the electrical difference between silicon and germanium diodes.
  • explain that a diode operates in continuous conduction, continuous cut off and discontinuous conduction modes in application.
  • express that a zener diode is an inverse operating P-N junction type and explains its incorruption .
  • calculate the current, the voltage and the power in a zener diode circuit.
  • explain the structures, properties and operations of diode types such as Varicap diode, Tunnel diode, Schottky diode, photodiode.
  • explain the properties and operations of BJTs (bipolar junction transistors).
  • express that BJT is a P-N junction circuit element and its terminals are called as Emitter, Base and Collector.
  • polarize a BJT using two sources and calculates various current, voltage values and also the power dissipated in a transistor.
  • Knows the characteristic features of BJT and explains its cut off, saturation and active regions.
  • calculate various current, voltage values and also the power dissipated in a transistor by drawing biasing circuits.
  • draw the diagram of Darlington connection and explains its electrical properties.
  • explain the properties and operations of FETs (field effect transistors).
  • explain the structure and types of JFETs.
  • draw the transfer characteristics curve and explains forward conduction using this curve.
  • express the differences between D-MOSFETs and JFETs, and also E-MOSFETs and JFETs and likeness between D-MOSFETs JFETs.
  • express difference biasing methods for FETs, D-MOSFETs ve E-MOSFETs.
  • explain the types of other MOSFETs like GaAS FETs, double-gate FETs, and VMOSs.

  • Info on the Institution
  • Name and Adress
  • Academic Calendar
  • Academic Authorities
  • General Description
  • List of Programmes Offered
  • General Admission Requirements
  • Recognition of Prior Learning
  • Registration Procedures
  • ECTS Credit Allocation
  • Academic Guidance
  • Info on Degree Programmes
  • Doctorate Degree / Proficieny in Arts
  • Master's Degree
  • Bachelor's Degree
  • Associate Degree
  • Open&Distance Education
  • Info for Students
  • Cost of living
  • Accommodation
  • Meals
  • Medical Facilities
  • Facilities for Special Needs Students ı
  • Insurance
  • Financial Support for Students
  • Student Affairs Office
  • Info for Students
  • Learning Facilities
  • International Programmes r
  • Practical Information for Mobile Students
  • Language courses
  • Internships
  • Sports and Leisure Facilities
  • Student Associations