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EE 40 - Introduction to Sensors and Actuators |
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Professor: Dr. Yu-Chong Tai TA
Updates: TAs (Fall,
2007-2008): Office
Hours (Fall, 2007-2008): Questions
can also be asked over email. Feel free to stop by and ask questions. Description: 9 units (3-0-6); Third term. Prerequisites: Ph 1, Aph9 & EE 20ab. This class studies the theory and implementation of many sensors and actuators that are based on electrical engineering principles. Devices that will be discussed in detail include solid-state optical sensors, temperature sensors, magnetometers & Hall sensors, mechanical sensors, piezoelectric transducers, microphones, speakers, electrical motors, etc. Homework: (DUE BY 1 PM
WEDNESDAYS)
Tables of Physical Constants
and Semiconductor Properties Class Handouts and
Lecture Notes: Supplemental
Materials (Optional)
Semiconductor Device Physics on the Web |
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