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Welcome to "Circuits and Electronics 3: Applications," an advanced-level course that builds upon the fundamental knowledge gained in Circuits and Electronics 1 and 2. This comprehensive course, taught by edX CEO and MIT Professor Anant Agarwal along with his MIT colleagues, delves deep into the world of electronic circuits and their real-world applications. From understanding how your radio works to implementing complex filters using resistors, inductors, and capacitors, this course offers a rich exploration of RLC and CMOS circuits and their diverse applications.
This course is ideal for electrical engineering and computer science students, electronics enthusiasts, and professionals looking to deepen their understanding of advanced circuit concepts. It's particularly suited for those who have a strong foundation in basic circuit analysis and are ready to tackle more complex applications and designs.
The skills acquired in this course have numerous real-world applications. Students will be able to:
This self-paced course offers a blend of interactive video sequences, textbook readings, homework assignments, online laboratories, and optional tutorials. A final exam will test your comprehensive understanding of the material. While there are no weekly deadlines, all assignments must be completed by the course end date. Join us on this exciting journey into the world of advanced circuits and electronics, and unlock the potential to innovate and create groundbreaking electronic solutions!
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