The beginning of this course covered Kirchhoff's voltage and current laws, and applied them to simple electric circuits consisting of resistors, voltage sources, and current sources. Eventually we added more complex components such as diodes and capacitors.
Then we learned about signal analysis, such as finding the period, frequency, DC value, and peak to peak value of a voltage signal.
Practiced signal plotting and learned about Root Mean Squared RMS values.
Power calculations such as real power delivered and absorbed by components.
Frequency analysis such as finding noise, signal power, phase spectrum, and power spectrum.
We also had a lab where we confirmed our formulas from class using real world circuits and analyzing them with multimeters, oscilloscopes, and the Analog Discovery 2 system.
After completing the lab but before our lab time ended, me and my partner had many experiments we wanted to test out with the equiptment