Construction of Electronic Systems

The course covers the design of electronic products, encompassing electrical, mechanical, thermal, legislative, and production aspects. It offers an in-depth understanding of materials, production technologies, design rules, cost, and legislative constraints. Additionally, students delve into electromagnetic compatibility, including radiation and immunity, electronic components, printed circuit board design, and signal integrity. They also learn about high-frequency digital and analog circuit interconnection rules, strategies for determining the layer stacks of multilayer printed circuit boards, connecting power supplies and grounds in mixed-signal circuits, determining the values and placement of bypass capacitors, and managing heat. Using specialized computer tools, they acquire practical skills in designing mixed-signal electronic devices following the best engineering practices. 

Students should acquire skills and theoretical knowledge to design electronic devices in accordance with applicable regulations and standards.

Lectures, laboratory exercises, project work.