The Lab-Groups will be organized Monday Sept 4. 1015-1200 at seminar room 3B, during lecture: Introduction to the labs. Check Plan for exercises. There will be groups on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday see the group page. Try to find yourself a lab-partner ahead of sept 4.
The labs of inf3410 is important for understanding of analog functions in todays microelectronics. The hands-on experience of labs links up with theoretical fundamentals. The importance of inf3410 labs is also reflected in 40% of the final marks are based on lab grading.
Labs will be done by students in groups of 1-2 (max 2) and they are all mendatory. There will be a total of three labs each have to be completed within 3 weeks. All labs must be passed within the assigned schedule.
Make appointment with your lab-companion when to meet for the lab.
The lab is open early!Labspace is extremely limited and each group must be as effective as possible during the assigned labtime. It is therefore important to be well prepared before each measurement session.
PLEASE prepare yourself for each lab!
Lab plan
Lab 1 MOS transistor Lab 2 MOS amplifiers Lab 3 Active filters Our lab facility (lavere-grads mikroelektronikk lab) allows 6 group to work and they will have one lab-day weekly. A lab-advisor will drop by 2-3 times each day. There will also be practical hints available on the web.
Lab-facilities may be used upon availability when no teaching is given (meaning evnings, nights and week-ends).
Lab answers
Each group is expected to deliver a signed report to the lab-responsible before the assigned deadline. The written report should have page numbering and be none stapled. Along with the report the printed circuit board should be shown. All reports should be written by the group members. Collaboration with other/previous groups is advisable, but copying is illegal and will automatically result in a "no-pass" grade.
Please read departemental rules: norsk /english.
Lab-grading is expected the week after deadline.