EBME 418. Electronics for Biomedical Engineering
Description
Review of electronic circuits. Analog design for biomedical
electronics. Low noise, precision amplification,
shielding, grounding, interfacing, and electrical
safety. Electrophysiological amplifiers and biomagnetic
field measurements.
Course Goals
The goal of the course is to provide students with
an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the principles
of electronic circuits with a particular emphasis
on solving design problems involving commonly encountered
in biomedical electronics.
The specific course objectives are to review the
fundamentals of electronic circuit design, to expose
to students to problem-oriented design, to expose the
students to problems particular to biomedical electronics
circuits, to integrate the physiological concepts with
electronic design and to prepare the students for solving
design problems in any area of biomedical engineering.
Prerequisites
Undergraduate course in electronic circuit analysis
and design.
Class/laboratory Schedule
Two 75 minute lectures per week.
Typical Class Size
8-15
Semesters and Years Offered
Offered spring semester every year.
Computer Usage
All assignments require computer simulation to be implemented
in Pspice
Laboratory Projects
Weekly design projects of increasing complexity.
Course Objectives
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