The course aims to provide the basic elements of electrical and electronic systems.
The theoretical aspects are intended to convey the tools needed to solve practical problems and understand the principle of operation of common electrical and electronic devices and systems in engineering.

Acquisition of a language that allows the student to interact with technicians of electrical and electronic field.
Ability to solve electrical circuits in steady state, sinusoidal and transient mode using different techniques of analysis. Understanding the fundamentals of electrical machines.
Knowledge of the basic concepts of analogue and digital, circuit protection with diodes, power supplies, systems for analog signal processing, the basic components of digital electronics.

Calculus, Algebra of complex numbers, Fourier Analysis, Physics, functional analysis.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Fundamentals of electric circuits.
Analysis of resistive networks.
Transient analysis.
Analysis of networks in AC mode and power.
Frequency response and system concepts.
Transformers and DC/AC machines.

ELECTRONICS
Fundamentals of electronic components.
Diodes and diode circuits.
Power supplies.
Transistor and operational amplifier.
Linear circuits with operational amplifiers.
Nonlinear circuits and comparators.
Boolean algebra and logic expressions.
Combinational and sequential digital circuits.
Complex electronic systems

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Lectures
Exercises in the classroom on all topics of the course.
Laboratory: experimental measurements on circuits in steady state, sinusoidal and transient mode.

ELECTRONICS
Lectures
Exercises in the classroom on all topics of the course.
Laboratory: experimental use of laboratory instruments and simple electronic measurements.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
- R. Perfetti, Circuiti elettrici, Zanichelli, 2003
- R. Hambley: Electrical engineering - 4th edition, Pearson, 2009
- G. Lombardi, Homework and Exercises, official course website
- M. Repetto, S. Leva, Elettrotecnica. Elementi di teoria ed esercizi, CittāStudi
other
- C.K. Alexander, M.N.O. Sadiku, Fundamental of Electric Circuits, McGraw-Hill
- V. Daniele, A. Liberatore, R. Graglia, S. Manetti, Elettrotecnica, III edizione, Monduzzi Editore, Bologna, 2005.
- G. Rizzoni: Elettrotecnica - Principi e Applicazioni. 2.a edizione, McGraw-Hill, 2007

ELECTRONICS
- E. Ambrosini, F. Spadaro: Elettrotecnica ed Elettronica, vol 1, ed. Tramontana, ISBN 9788823335134
- E. Ambrosini: Elettrotecnica ed Elettronica, vol 2, ed. Tramontana, ISBN 9788823336124
- L.M. Reyneri, M. Chiaberge, Esercizi Svolti di Elettronica per il Corso di Elettronica – Ing. Aereospaziale, Politeko, Torino, 2000
- Sbobinature disponibili presso il centro stampa

1. The exam consists of a written exam lasting three hours devided in to two parts (Electrical engineering and electronics 90minutes each): questions and exercises.
a. The two parts are separately graded and the exam result is the average of the two evaluations
b. In case of failing of one of the two parts, the candidate must repeat only the failed part (in this case, the time available is 90 minutes)
c. During the written exam is allowed to use a calculator, but it is not allowed to consult notes or books (except for a limited furmulario of Electronics)
d. It is possible to withdraw without prejudice of participation to the next exam session. The withdrawal of one of the two parts does not prejudice the evaluation of the other.
e. It is token under consideration only the last grading

2. after the written exam, the candidate can take vision of the graded written exam, and the student have the possibility to get a supplementary oral exam
a. The written exam can be viewed but it must be returned
b. The supplementary oral exam, up on the request of the student, can correct the result of the written exams improving/worsening the grade of the written exam.
c. The oral exam is conducted jointly and covers both parts of the course
d. It is possible to delegate another person to record the grade, as long as he presents the Politecnico ID card.
e. The delegate is not, however, allowed to view the graded written exams

Notes:

Experimental Laboratory in Electrical Engineering:
-Optional activity that in case of positive results it yields 1 extra point (max 2 extra points if the relation is judged excellent)

Extra points during the ongoing course in Electronics:
-oral questions in class
-in the absence of extra points and oral exam in Electronics the maximum grade achievable in Electronics is 27/30

FINAL GRADE:
60% Electrical engineering
40% Electronics