EET 463L ELECTRONIC CAD LABORATORY

COURSE OUTLINE

EET 463L: Electronic Cad Laboratory

Credits and Contact Hrs. (Lecture/Laboratory): 1 credit, 3 contact hours per week.

Course Description: To accompany EET 463, three laboratory hours per week.

Prerequisites: Knowledge of the electronic fundamentals involved in the design tasks.

Co-Requisites: None

Textbook: None

Reference(s): None

Course Coordinator: Douglas A. Hanneman, Professor.

Goals/Objectives: Provide the student with a working knowledge of one software applications package used in performing electronic computer aided design. applications software.

Course topics and lecture hours devoted to each topic:

Software and hardware familiarization. (3 hrs.)

Create a schematic symbol using the library editor. (3 hrs)

Create the first project called TEST. (3 hrs.)

The application of annotate, erc, and netlist to TEST. (3 hrs.)

The second project called MUX. (3 hrs.)

Drawing and processing the project called RING. (3 hrs.)

Produce printed circuit boards of the previous projects. (3 hrs.)

Using schematic capture on the project called OPAMP. (3 hrs.)

Drawing the schematic 4BITADD. (3 hrs.)

Begin work on the large project. (3 hrs.)

Continue work on the large project. (3 hrs.)

Computer usage: All work is to be done on a computer using Orcad software on the department network.

Oral and written communication requirements: None

Calculus usage: None

Library usage: None