Analog Electronics II

Last Update October 10, 2026
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Analog Electronics II

Build a stronger understanding of analog circuits through focused theory study and revision. This course is intended for learners who already have a foundation in basic electronics and want to develop their understanding of amplifiers, feedback, operational amplifiers and signal generation.

Study focus

  • Transistor amplifier stages, biasing and amplifier performance.
  • Multistage and power amplifiers, including gain, efficiency and distortion.
  • Frequency response, bandwidth and the role of coupling and bypass capacitors.
  • Negative feedback and its effect on stability, gain and circuit performance.
  • Operational-amplifier circuits and common analog applications.
  • Oscillator principles, circuit operation and waveform interpretation.

How to study

Start with the operating principle of each circuit, identify the function of its components and relate the circuit to its input and output waveforms. Practise explaining your reasoning clearly before attempting calculations.

For revision questions, attempt your own answer first, then compare it with the worked explanation. Follow each calculation as a separate step and check the units, assumptions and final result. The course focuses on written theory and revision.

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Learning Objectives

Explain transistor amplifier stages, biasing arrangements and the roles of individual components.
Compare amplifier gain, impedance, efficiency and distortion.
Interpret amplifier frequency response and explain bandwidth and capacitor effects.
Explain negative feedback and its effect on gain, stability and circuit performance.
Analyse basic operational-amplifier circuits and their common applications.
Describe oscillator operation and interpret analog input and output waveforms.
Answer written theory questions and present calculations in clear, separate steps.

Material Includes

  • Theory study guide and topic-based revision format.
  • Text-based revision questions and worked-answer format.
  • Circuit illustrations and waveform examples.
  • Calculations presented as separate steps.

Requirements

  • A foundation in basic electronics, preferably Analog Electronics I or equivalent.
  • Familiarity with Ohm’s law, Kirchhoff’s laws and elementary algebra.
  • A notebook and scientific calculator for working through examples.
  • Attempt each revision question before reviewing the worked explanation.
  • Check units and circuit assumptions at every calculation step.

Target Audience

  • Electrical and electronics engineering students.
  • Learners studying Analog Electronics II or an equivalent unit.
  • Students preparing for written assessments and revision.
  • Technicians refreshing their understanding of analog circuits.

Curriculum

17 Lessons

Video Tutorials

FEEDBACK AMPLIFIERS00:35:02
TYPES OF FEEDBACK AMMPLIFIER CONNECTIONS WITH EXAMPLES00:36:24
POWER AMPLIFIER00:00:00
operational amplifier00:00:00
OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS AS FILTERS00:00:00
SPECIAL SEMICONDUCTORS PART 100:00:00
SPECIAL SEMICONDUCTORS PART 200:00:00
SPECIAL SEMICONDUCTORS PART 3 {SCR AND TRAIC}00:00:00
SPECIAL SEMICONDUCTORS PART 4 {DIAC}00:00:00
OPTO ELECTRONIC DEVICES PART 100:00:00
OSCILLATORS PART 100:00:00
OSCILLATORS PART 200:00:00
TRANSISTOR BLOCKING OSCILLATOR00:00:00
NON SINUSOIDAL OSCILLATORS00:00:00
BIAS-TABLE MULTI-VIBRATOR AND SCH-MITT TRIGGER00:00:00
WAVE SHAPING AND PULSE GENERATING CIRCUITS PART 100:00:00
WAVE SHAPING AND PULSE GENERATING CIRCUITS PART 2 {CLAMPING}00:00:00

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