EET 2605L 01: Electronics 1 Lab

EET 2605L - Electronics 1 Laboratory

Fall 2026 Syllabus, Section 01, CRN 40819,

Credit hours: 1

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Instructor

Daniel Opalewski

Email: djopalewski@ysu.edu

Public Instructor Information

Instructor Title: Dr. or Professor Daniel Opalewski

Instructor Professional Qualifications:

Ph. D., General Engineering,  Kennedy Western University, 2005

Post masters, Systems Engineering Post Master Oakland University, 1989-1990

Masters, Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering, Wayne State University, 1988

Bachelors, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Lawrence Tech University, 1984

Associates, Electrical Engineering Technology, Macomb County Community College,1976

Licensed Professional Engineer for state of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Maryland

Licensed Private Pilot, since 1978

Licensed  Radio engineer, General Radio Telephone Operator License, Federal Communication Commission., 1986

Instructor Office Location:   Moser 4200

Instructor Office Phone: 330-941-3286

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Course Description

2605L. Electronics 1 Laboratory. Use of meters, oscilloscope, transistor curve tracer for experiments on diode characteristics, rectifier circuits, clippers, clampers, Zener regulators, BJT and FET characteristics, BJT bias circuits and amplifiers. Computer circuit analysis with PSPICE. Three hours per week. Concurrent with EET 2605. 1 s.h.

Course Readings

Group Title Author ISBN
Optional Laboratory Manual for Semiconductors ref 1 and OP Amps ref 2 James Fiore, 2021

Note: copies of labs will be handed out Fiore is a ref for some labs. Some will be examples from our class, Floyd 10th ed  text book.

The course readings are subject to change in the event of extenuating circumstances, research developments, current events, and/or to ensure better learning.  

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Proposed Labs

Day Date Reading(s) Proposed Topic Due/To Prepare for Class
Tue 8/25 Into to Lab Equipment, Equipment Check.
Diode Properties (Fiore Ref 1: Exp 1)
Intro to lab equipment, reminder of Breadboard configuration
1st 2nd and 3rd approx lab, knee point, graphs
Tue 9/1 Diode and Rectifier Circuits (Fiore Ref 1: Exp 3) further exploration on diode properties and graphs
Tue 9/8 Diode Clippers and Clampers (Fiore Ref 1: Exp 9,11) test of clippers and clamper circuits
Tue 9/15 Intro to Bipolar Junction Transistors test BJT with meters for approx SDC Beta and simple experiments for or and and gate TTL
Tue 9/22 Zener Diodes (Fiore Ref 1: Exp 6) test zener diode circuits in the lab
Tue 9/29 BJT Biasing (Fiore Ref 1: Exp 16) test of bias methods for BJT
Tue 10/6 BJT Amplifier (Fiore Ref 1: Exp 19) Build a single stage BJT amplifier and analyze
Tue 10/13 Class A Power Amplifier (Fiore Ref 1: Exp 23) Build class A power amp and class B power amps, note why diodes are added to circuit
Tue 10/20 JFET Bias (Fiore Ref 1: Exp 26) JFET bias in multisim
Tue 10/27 JFET Amplifiers (Fiore Ref 1: Exp 27 JFET amplifiers in multisim and a simple HW circuit
Tue 11/3 OP Amp (Fiore Ref 2: Exp 4 or 5) Test simple OP amplifiers, just an introduction
Tue 11/10 Oscillators (Fiore Ref 2: Exp 17) Build an oscillator and test
Tue 11/17 Makeup
Tue 11/24 Makeup, Volt reg Intro
Tue 12/1 Exam Week no lab

The course schedule, policies, procedures, and assignments in this course are subject to change in the event of extenuating circumstances, by mutual agreement, and/or to ensure better learning.