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Analog Electronics: Mastering Analog Circuit Design by OpAmp

Name: Analog Electronics: Mastering Analog Circuit Design by OpAmp
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Analog Electronics Circuits Design by Operational Amplifier, 555 Timer, PLL, VCO, Voltage Regulators, Diode, BJT etc.

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Created byProf. Hitesh Dholakiya (CEO of Engineering Funda & Day Dream Software)

Last updated 2/2026

English

What you'll learn

Diode Circuits
BJT Circuits
Operational Amplifier: Op-Amp
555 Timer IC
Phase Lock Loop
Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO)
Voltage Regulators

Course content

8 sections • 122 lectures • 24h 59m total length

Introduction1:35
Course Trailer2:26
How to access the course materials0:12

Energy Bands and Material Classification11:18
Types of Semiconductor Materials12:22
PN Junction Diode8:47
Explore pn junction diode basics: diffusion of p and n type, formation of depletion region and potential barrier, and forward-bias conduction above about 0.7 V (silicon) or 0.3 V (germanium).
VI Characteristics of PN Junction9:35
Dynamic Resistance of Diode10:33
Understand the dynamic resistance of a forward-biased diode, calibrate from VI characteristics away from knee voltage, and derive r_d = 26 mV / I_D using the diode current equation.
Effect of Temperature on PN junction14:02
Examine how temperature alters pn junctions: forward bias shifts left at 2.5 mV/°C, reverse current doubles every 10°C, and threshold and breakdown voltages change with temperature.
Diode testing and diode quality verification5:00
Identify diode terminals (anode and cathode) and biasing directions. Assess diode quality using the forward-to-reverse resistance ratio with a multimeter.
Ideal and Practical Diode Approximations7:10
Diode Ratings9:10
Half Wave Rectifier6:39
Learn how a half wave rectifier uses a step-down transformer and diode to convert AC to pulsating DC, with output following Vin on the positive half cycle and zero otherwise.
Parameters of Half Wave Rectifier10:20
Full Wave Rectifier8:49
Full Wave Bridge Rectifier9:12
Parameters of Full Wave Rectifier12:34
Half Wave Vs Full Wave Vs Bridge Rectifier12:11
Requirement of Filters in Rectifier8:46
C Filter in Rectifier12:05
L Filter in Rectifier10:16
Pi Filter and T Filter in Rectifier16:00
Linear and Non Linear Wave Shaping Circuit8:54
Clipper Circuits8:44
Biased Clipper Circuits9:42
Explore biased clipper circuits, including biased positive and biased negative configurations, using a DC battery VB to clip a sinusoidal input at VB and -VB.
Combinational Clipper11:24
Examples of Clipper Circuits12:10
Clamper Circuits10:57
Clipper Vs Clamper Circuits4:22
Examples on Diode Circuit13:50
Examples on Diode Circuit10:32
Examples on Diode Circuit9:43
Examples on Diode Circuit12:23
Examples on Diode Applications13:48
Solve three diode-application problems, identify forward-biased diodes, and compute currents using kvl and diode drops (0.7 volt for silicon, 0.3 volt for germanium) with resistors.
Diode Circuits

BJT basics12:15
Explore the fundamentals of BJT (bipolar junction transistor): its meaning, symbol, structure, operation in active, cutoff, and saturation, and its advantages, disadvantages, and applications.
BJT Operational Regions8:56
BJT Working13:24
Explore the bjt in common base and common emitter configurations, with active mode biasing, forward biasing emitter-base, reverse biasing collector-base, and current gain beta enabling amplification.
Common Base Configuration of BJT14:02
Common Emitter Configuration of BJT13:47
Relationship of Alfa, Beta and Gamma in Transistor9:51
Comparison of CB, CE and CC Configuration of BJ11:55
Compare CB, CE, and CC configurations of BJT in forward active mode to analyze input and output impedance, phase, and voltage and power gains for amplification and impedance matching.
DC Load Line and Q Point18:56
Bias Stabilization of BJT11:22
Stability Factor in BJT6:22
Fixed Bias of BJT11:37
Emitter Bias of BJT13:20
Demonstrates emitter bias of a BJT, showing how RE with RA stabilizes Q point and IC, while C1 and C2 couple input/output and KVL ties current to temperature and beta.
Collector Feedback Bias of BJT13:10
Voltage Divider Bias of BJT15:43
Solved Examples of Transistor Biasing12:52
Solved Examples of Transistor Biasing14:18
Solved Examples of Transistor Biasing12:19
Transistor as Switch5:57
Understand how a transistor switches between saturation and cutoff to invert a square-wave input; observe the collector output with Vcc, RC, RB, and Vce about 0.2 V in saturation.
BJT

Op-Amp Basics14:13
Parameters of Operational Amplifier16:07
Examples of Parameters of OpAmp13:46
This lecture presents three practical op-amp parameter examples, focusing on cmrr with negative feedback and common-mode and differential gains, plus slew-rate limits for sinusoidal signals up to 20 khz.
Examples of Parameters of OpAmp8:18
Explore op-amp parameters through solved examples of input offset voltage, open-loop gain, and output limits, and analyze common mode rejection ratio and common mode output.
Characteristics of Ideal Operational Amplifier9:26
Feedback in Operational Amplifier15:08
Virtual Short and Virtual Ground9:17
Inverting and Noninverting Amplifier11:52
Demonstrate inverting and non-inverting amplifiers using an op amp with negative feedback, derive gain equations (-RF/R1 and 1+RF/R1), and explain virtual ground and phase shifts.
Voltage Follower using Operational Amplifier9:34
Summing, Averaging and Scaling using OpAmp15:27
Summing using Differential OpAmp8:23
Subtractor using Differential OpAmp7:26
Circuit Design from Equation using OpAmp8:36
Design an op-amp circuit for v0 = 2 v1 - 3 v2 using differential configuration, with r2 = r3 = 1k, r1 = 1k, rf = 3k.
Circuit Design from Equation using OpAmp9:03
741 IC of Operational Amplifier10:32
Examples of Operational Amplifier Circuits16:00
V to I Converter using OpAmp15:21
I to V Converter using OpAmp9:54
Differentiator using Operational Amplifier21:04
Examples of Differentiator using OpAmp13:43
Integrator using OpAmp21:19
Examples of Integrator using OpAmp13:26
Examples of integrator using OpAmp12:42
Monostable using OpAmp15:09
Plus Width Monostable Multivibrator by OpAmp9:55
Designing of Monostable Multivibrator by OpAmp10:44
Astable Multivibrator using OpAmp15:54
Learn to design astable multivibrator using an op-amp, derive the output equation, and analyze symmetric and asymmetric configurations with their square-wave waveforms and duty cycles.
Frequency Derivation of Astable Multivibrator15:55
Designing of Astable Multivibrator using OpAmp16:45
Bistable Multivibrator by OpAmp9:25
Explore bistable multivibrator behavior with an operational amplifier, including circuit diagrams, output equations, and waveforms; see how two stable states switch via trigger pulses and differentiator spikes.
Triangular Wave Generator by OpAmp14:06
Peak Detector using OpAmp9:43
Explore peak detector design using an op-amp as a voltage follower, with diodes, capacitor, and RC time constants to charge to the input peak and hold it.
Sample & Hold Circuit using OpAmp9:16
explains the basics of the sample and hold circuit and how sampling converts analog data into discrete data using an op-amp, and describes the mosfet switch, hold action, and waveforms.
Comparator using OpAmp12:42
Schmitt Trigger using OpAmp17:27
Schmitt Trigger Problems using OpAmp18:04
Explore op-amp Schmitt triggers, solving inverting and non-inverting. Compute hysteresis values of 3 V, 10 V, and 1.1 V, with zener clamps limiting outputs to +6 V and −5 V.
Instrumentation Amplifier using OpAmp10:50
Designing of Instrumentation Amplifier8:34
Precision rectifier using OpAmp21:04
Log Amplifier using Operational Amplifier9:14
Antilog Amplifier using Operational Amplifier8:04
Clipper Circuits using OpAmp9:55
Active Filters12:07
1st Order Butterworth LPF using OpAmp12:47
1st Order Butterworth HPF using OpAmp13:34
Designing of LPF and HPF using OpAmp9:53
Wide Band BPF using OpAmp16:19
Narrow BPF using OpAmp14:36
design a narrow band pass filter using a single op-amp by combining high-pass and low-pass sections, and learn to compute component values from center frequency, quality factor, and gain.
Wide Band Stop Filter using OpAmp10:11
Design a wide band stop filter using an op-amp by combining high-pass and low-pass responses to reject frequencies between the lower and upper cutoffs, noting center frequency and quality factor.
Narrow Band Stop Filter using OpAmp10:41
Examples on Filter19:16
RC Phase Shift Oscillator using OpAmp22:08
Designing of RC Phase Shift Oscillator8:02
Wein Bridge Oscillator using OpAmp18:37
Designing of Wein Bridge Oscillator using OpAmp10:19
designs a wein bridge oscillator using an op-amp, solving for r1, r2, r3, r4 and c1, c2 to achieve a 1 kilohertz output.
Designing of Oscillators by OpAmp16:04
Examples of OpAmp19:30
Examples of OpAmp11:24
Examples of OpAmp19:00
OpAmp

Requirements

No Prior knowledge is needed. You will learn step by step from basic.

Description

Welcome to the world of Analog Electronics! In this course on Electronic Devices and Circuits, we'll delve into the fundamental principles and applications of analog circuits. From operational amplifiers to filters, oscillators, and more, you'll explore the intricate world of analog electronics, gaining the skills to design, analyze, and troubleshoot a variety of circuits essential for modern electronics.

Prof. Hitesh Dholakiya is an Electronics and Communication Design Engineer with over 15 years of experience in the core Electronics/Electrical domain as well as in the Antenna/RF/Communication field. With a passion for teaching and a wealth of industry knowledge, Prof. Hitesh Dholakiya is dedicated to helping students achieve their academic and professional goals in the Analog Electronics domain.

This Analog Electronics course is specially designed for students who want to clear basic to advanced fundamentals of Analog Electronics. It is also useful for working professionals. It forms the foundation for entering fields like Embedded Systems, VLSI, Instrumentations, etc. This Analog Electronics course covers almost all universities' syllabus. This Analog Electronics is a unique course in the online marketplace.

This Analog Electronics course applies to Degree, Diploma, and Science Students. After completing this course students will be able to understand basic to advanced-level concepts of Analog Electronics such as OP-AMP, PLL, VCO, Voltage Regulators, etc. which will be a stepping stone for starting many lucrative career fields.

This course on Analog Electronics covers the following Chapters.

1. Diode Circuits in Analog Electronics

2. BJT Circuits in Analog Electronics

3. Operational Amplifier in Analog Electronics

4. 555 Timer in Analog Electronics

5. Phase Lock Loop (PLL) in Analog Electronics

6. Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO) in Analog Electronics

7. Fixed Voltage Regulators and Adjustable Voltage Regulators in Analog Electronics

Topic wise Detailed Syllabus of Analog Electronics is as follows:

1. Diode Circuits in Analog Electronics:

Energy Bands and Classifications of Solid Materials, Types of Semiconductor Materials, PN Junction Diode, VI Characteristics of PN Junction Diode, Dynamic Resistance of Diode, Effect of Temperature in PN Junction, Diode Testing and Diode Quality verification, Ideal Diode and Practical Diode Approximation, Diode Ratings, Half Wave Rectifier, Parameters of Half Wave Rectifier, Full Wave Rectifier, Parameters of Full Wave Rectifier, Comparison of Half Wave Rectifier and Full Wave Rectifier, Filters in Rectifier, Capacitor Filter, Inductor Filter, Pi Filter and T Filter in Rectifier, Linear and Nonlinear Wave Shaping Circuit, Clipper Circuits, Examples of Clipper Circuits, Clamper Circuits, Examples of Clamper Circuits, Zener Diode, Zener Diode as Voltage Regulator, Examples of Zener Diode.

2. BJT Circuits in Analog Electronics:

BJT, BJT Operational Regions, BJT Working, Common Base Configuration of BJT, Common Emitter Configuration of BJT, Relationship of Alpha, Beta and Gamma of BJT, DC Load Line of BJT, Bias Stabilization of BJT, Stability Factor of BJT, Fixed Bias of BJT, Emitter Bias of BJT, Collector Feedback Bias of BJT, Voltage Divider Bias of BJT, Examples of Transistor Biasing, Transistor as Switch.

3. Operational Amplifier in Analog Electronics:

Introduction to Operational Amplifier, Parameters of Operational Amplifier, Examples of Parameters of Operational Amplifier, Characteristics of Ideal Operational Amplifier, Feedback in Operational Amplifier, Virtual Short and Virtual Ground Concept in Operational Amplifier, Inverting Amplifier and Non-Inverting Amplifier using Operational Amplifier, Voltage Follower using Operational Amplifier, Summing Averaging and Scaling using Operational Amplifier, Summing using Differential Operational Amplifier, Subtractor using Differential Operational Amplifier, Circuit Design from Equation using Operational Amplifier, 741 IC of Operational Amplifier, Examples of Operational Amplifier Circuits, V to I Converter using Operational Amplifier, I to V Converter using Operational Amplifier, Differentiator using Operational Amplifier, Examples of Differentiator using Operational Amplifier, Integrator using Operational Amplifier, Examples of Integrator using Operational Amplifier, Monostable Multivibrator using Operational Amplifier, Pulse width Derivation of Monostable Multivibrator using Operational Amplifier, Astable Multivibrator using Operational Amplifier, Frequency Derivation of Astable Multivibrator using Operational Amplifier, Designing of Multivibrator using Operational Amplifier, Bistable Multivibrator using Operational Amplifier, Triangular wave generator using Operational Amplifier, Sample and Hold Circuit using Operational Amplifier, Peak Detector using Operational Amplifier, Comparator using Operational Amplifier, Schmitt Trigger using Operational Amplifier, Instrumentation Amplifier using Operational Amplifier, Designing of Instrumentation Amplifier using Operational Amplifier, Precision Rectifier using Operational Amplifier, Log Amplifier using Operational Amplifier, Antilog Amplifier using Operational Amplifier, Clipper Circuits using Operational Amplifier, Active Filters using Operational Amplifier, First Order Butterworth Low Pass Filter using Operational Amplifier, First Order Butterworth High Pass Filter using Operational Amplifier, Designing of First Order Butterworth Low Pass Filter and High Pass Filter using Operational Amplifier, Wide Band Pass Filter using Operational Amplifier, Narrow Band Pass Filter using Operational Amplifier, Wide Band Stop Filter using Operational Amplifier, Narrow Band Stop Filter using Operational Amplifier, RC Phase Shift Oscillator using Operational Amplifier, Designing of RC Phase Shift Oscillator using Operational Amplifier, Wein Bridge Oscillator using Operational Amplifier, Designing of Wein Bridge Oscillator using Operational Amplifier, Designing of Oscillator using Operational Amplifier, Designing of Schmitt Trigger using Operational Amplifier, Designing of Integrator using Operational Amplifier, Designing of Filters using Operational Amplifier, Solved Examples of Operational Amplifier.

4. 555 Timer in Analog Electronics:

555 Timer IC, Astable Multivibrator using 555 Timer IC, Monostable Multivibrator using 555 Timer IC, Bistable Multivibrator using 555 Timer IC, Designing of Multivibrator using 555 Timer IC.

5. Phase Lock Loop (PLL) in Analog Electronics:

Phase Lock Loop - PLL, Phase Lock Loop IC - PLL IC - 565 IC

6. Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO) in Analog Electronics:

Voltage Controlled Oscillator - VCO, Voltage Controlled Oscillator IC - VCO IC - 566 IC.

7. Fixed Voltage Regulators and Adjustable Voltage Regulators in Analog Electronics:

Fixed Voltage Regulator, Adjustable Voltage Regulator.

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Who this course is for:

Students (Engineering, Diploma, Science)
Hardware Engineers
Those who are keen on mastering the basics of electronics
Hobbyists
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Anyone with a curiosity for technology

Analog Electronics: Mastering Analog Circuit Design by OpAmp

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Course content

Analog Electronics Course Introduction3 lectures • 4min

Diode Circuits in Analog Electronics31 lectures • 5hr 21min

BJT Circuits in Analog Electronics18 lectures • 3hr 40min

Operational Amplifier in Analog Electronics59 lectures • 12hr 58min

555 Timer in Analog Electronics5 lectures • 1hr 24min

Phase Lock Loop (PLL) in Analog Electronics2 lectures • 29min

Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO) in Analog Electronics2 lectures • 25min

Fixed Voltage Regulators and Adjustable Voltage Regulators in Analog Electronics2 lectures • 37min

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