From winton at ece.msstate.edu  Sun Dec  2 01:56:46 2007
From: winton at ece.msstate.edu (Raymond S. Winton)
Date: Sun Dec  2 01:00:25 2007
Subject: [ece3283] Confirming no class Monday Dec 3.
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Regrets.  -RW

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P.S.  Drop off left over homework in doorbox.


From winton at ece.msstate.edu  Tue Dec  4 16:18:39 2007
From: winton at ece.msstate.edu (Raymond S. Winton)
Date: Tue Dec  4 15:22:09 2007
Subject: [ece3283] Re: HW Solutions
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Confirmed (except there was no assignment URL for Hw15).

And the papers have been scored and are in my doorbox.

-RW

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Nicki Wolgemuth wrote:
> Will you post the solutions to Homeworks 14 and 15?
>
> Thanks,
> Nicole Wolgemuth
>   


From winton at ece.msstate.edu  Tue Dec  4 16:28:05 2007
From: winton at ece.msstate.edu (Raymond S. Winton)
Date: Tue Dec  4 15:31:35 2007
Subject: [ece3283] Re: Couple Exam Questions
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Think about 5 equal parts to the exam, with the 5th part being a mix of 
ideal opamp circuits and non-ideal opamp caveats.

And think about BJT and FET circuit characteristics as being similar, 
with a few slight adjustments as noted in class.

I will endeavor to make the exam worthwhile.  But you should be able to 
finish in 20min if you write fast.

-RW

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Peter Ireland wrote:
>
> Dr. Winton,
>
>  
>
> I had a couple questions regarding the exam tomorrow.  First of all, 
> the cover sheet for quiz 3 had formulas for Rout and vl/vi for FETs in 
> the voltage follower mode, but the cover sheet for the exam does not 
> have these formulas.  Do we need to learn these formulas for the 
> test?  Also, are non-ideal amps going to show up on the final?  I see 
> that the schedule has hw15 listed for non-ideal amps, but there are no 
> problems given for the homework set.  Finally, will we be responsible 
> for knowing formulas relating to gain in Miller Integrators, Lossy 
> Miller Integrators, and Instrumentation Amplifiers, or should we just 
> be concerned with understanding problems like the homework?
>
>  
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
>  
>
> Peter
>
>
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