1.3.2. Future Course Plan

So, the need of analog designer of course, it will be there. So, if you see the fate of the fate of this analog electronics it is if it is in particularly in digital era. So, whenever we say the digital era, basically we are saying we do have more and more digitization with progress of time; but then it also has more and more application. But then as I said that along with the digital core the requirement of this analog shell it will be remaining there; and hence the and requirement of analog circuit it will be remaining.

The need for analog designers persists despite the dominance of digital technology. This is because in our increasingly digital world, there remains a requirement for analog circuits, which provide essential functionalities that digital circuits cannot offer alone. Analog circuits play a vital role in interfacing with the real world, managing signals such as sound, light, and temperature, which are inherently analog in nature. As digital systems grow, the integration of analog components becomes even more critical to ensure proper function.

Think of a hybrid vehicle that uses both gasoline and electric power. While the electric system (digital) may dominate, the engine that uses gasoline (analog) is still vital for the car's overall performance. Just like this vehicle, analog components are necessary even in a predominantly digital environment.

So, to summarize, so before we summarize; so in this context I must say that, what are the; what are the things we are going to covered in this analog electronics, to be more precise what may be the emphasis of this course. We will start with analog building blocks, their working principle, analysis and design and those building blocks.

The course will begin by covering the fundamental analog building blocks. This includes understanding how these components work, analyzing their behavior, and designing them effectively. These building blocks are the basic units that will be used to create larger and more complex analog systems.

Imagine building a house. You start with the foundational blocks like bricks and beams. Similarly, in this course, you'll learn about the essential 'blocks' of analog electronics, which are like the bricks of your future projects.

So, here we will start with building blocks, different building blocks individually and then we will move to whatever the challenges we will face while we will be interfacing different blocks together to make a bigger system.

After learning about individual analog components, the course will address the challenges encountered when integrating these blocks into larger systems. This process involves ensuring that all components work well together, which can be complicated due to issues like signal interference and varying power levels. Understanding these challenges is crucial for creating effective analog systems.

Consider a jigsaw puzzle. Each piece is unique and must fit precisely with others to complete the picture. Similarly, each analog building block must be integrated correctly to form a larger electronic system, and navigating the 'puzzle' of connecting them effectively can be quite challenging.

And then we will see that how this interface effects are making it more and more challenging. And then we will make this circuit more towards practical analog modules.

The course will evolve towards practical applications by focusing on how interface effects introduce complexities in real-world analog modules. Practical analog modules will be examined to understand their operational principles and behavior, helping students to bridge the gap between theory and real-life applications.

Think of a smartphone as a practical module. While its design integrates various components seamlessly, the way those components communicate (via interfaces) can often lead to performance issues, similar to how analog components must interface correctly to function in larger systems.

So, I should say we will start from this block level, namely bottom and then we will try to see what will be the interface effects. And then we will see that how we can make bigger system and then we will go from top to bottom; we will start from system level and then we will go to the implementation of the smaller level.

The course will adopt a unique structure moving from a block level perspective to a system-level view. Initially, students will learn the details of each block and how they interface. Subsequently, the curriculum will shift to understanding how these blocks fit into larger systems, leading to practical implementations of the theories taught.

Imagine learning to play a musical instrument. You start with basic notes and chords (block level) before gradually learning how these fit together to perform a complete song (system level). Similarly, this course will guide you from understanding basic components to building complex systems.

Now, moving to the conclusion; so what we have done is that, at least we got some idea about what is electronic circuits and what is the typical electronic system consists of and then also we have we got a sense of what may be the fate of analog electronic circuits, particularly in the digital era which is more and more getting dominated. And then a little bit about what may be the emphasis of this course, analog electronic circuit course that we have covered.

In conclusion, the course will provide a comprehensive understanding of electronic circuits, where students will learn about their components and how they function together as systems. Additionally, students will gain insights into the relevance of analog circuits in today's digital landscape, along with an overview of what to expect throughout the course.

Think of this course as a journey through the world of electronics. By the end, students will have explored every aspect of the landscape, understanding how the basic components fit together and how they navigate the challenges posed by a digital-oriented future.

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