Stanford Mixed-Signal, Biomedical and Sensors Course Materials

[StanfordEE]

Folks,
At risk of seeming "not Teensy enough," I want to share that I've posted complete lecture materials to the main Stanford classes I taught in electronics, and my textbook. Freely available. I'm posting this here because a lot of the issues folks have with Teensy applications (what I have seen over the years) are on the physical electronics side.

EE113 - how to design with bipolar transistors (why use an ARM M7 to blink and LED when two transistors can do it ... amplifiers, feedback, etc.
EE122A - introduction to mixed-signal electronics including generating signals, filters, power circuits, I/O, etc.
EE122B - introduction to biomedical electronic systems (how ECG, EEG, etc., work)
EE312 - overview of MEMS (basically sensors) - how they work
"Micromachined Transducers Sourcebook" - a complete textbook I wrote on sensors and actuators of the modern "MEMS" type

All are here:

https://www.voidloop.com/Classes, Code Projects, and Videos/index.php?b=Classes

So, at the risk of being "tolerated" versus "welcomed," I present these materials to those on the forum (who notice this thread, anyway).

More to come.

Thanks,
Greg

 

[kd5rxt-mark]

@StanfordEE" I'll be the first to say "Thanks !!". Speaking for myself, I can always use a good resource for either understanding "why something works", & (hopefully not as often) figuring out "why something is not working" !!

Mark J Culross
KD5RXT

 

[kd5rxt-mark]

@StanfordEE: P.S. I just noticed that the EE122B folder is currently empty . . .

Mark J Culross
KD5RXT

 

[shawn]

I don't think you need to worry about "not Teensy enough" because everything you've posted is applicable, or at least related.

This forum is very friendly, so ignore any naysayers that think you must mention "Teensy" in every post.

 

[StanfordEE]

@StanfordEE" I'll be the first to say "Thanks !!". Speaking for myself, I can always use a good resource for either understanding "why something works", & (hopefully not as often) figuring out "why something is not working" !!

Mark J Culross
KD5RXT

@StanfordEE" I'll be the first to say "Thanks !!". Speaking for myself, I can always use a good resource for either understanding "why something works", & (hopefully not as often) figuring out "why something is not working" !!

Mark J Culross
KD5RXT

Sorry - will fix in a few days.

 

[StanfordEE]

Mark,
It's fixed now. Somehow the files did not make it when we revised the website pre-launch. Please let me know if there are any other issues.
Thanks,
Greg

 

[mjs513]

@StanfordEE" I'll be the first to say "Thanks !!". Speaking for myself, I can always use a good resource for either understanding "why something works", & (hopefully not as often) figuring out "why something is not working" !!

I second - looks interesting have to get into it a bit more.

 

[StanfordEE]

Thank you both. Much more to come!