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:
- Lab responsible: Kristian G Kjelgård (kristigk)
- Questions about lab texts, grading, lab equipment, ...
- Lab-advisor: Geir Arild Byberg (geiraby)
- First line help (using lab equipment, getting your circuit to work properly, ...)
- There will be three labs. All labs are mandatory.
- Groups of 1-2 people: Groups.
- Mandatory signup for lab groups. See Lectureplan and foils for date.
- Each group gets one lab day per week (see Groups), but the lab can also be used when there is available capacity.
- Each lab must be solved in three weeks. See lab plan below. Lab report submissions MUST be on time.
- A lab-advisor will drop by 2-3 times each of the lab-days.
- If you have done the labs an earlier semester, you must still submit lab reports for this semester, but you can use your previous measurement results and answers.
Lab plan:
Lab 1 MOS transistor Lab 2 MOS amplifiers Lab 3 Active filters Lab Location
The teaching lab is in the south part of ODJ denoted as the A section at the 5th floor. When at the 5th floor, the room is in the north east corner, with room number 5419. We have 6 stations (4 instuments over the computer) available 24/7. But, on tuesdays and fridays, the Groups posted in the Groups-page are prioritized.Submissions:
- Each group submits one lab report.
- Lab report must be submitted in PDF format.
- Front page should include "INF3410, lab x", group number, names, usernames and date.
- Use page numbering.
- Must be readable as black/white printout (i.e. use colors cautiously).
- Put circuit board in inf3410-drawer in the lab.
- Send mail to kristigk and bassen at ifi.uio.no with PDF file.
- Subject formatting of email: inf3410, group x, lab x
- The lab report MUST be submitted before the deadline! Just send what you have - better than nothing! Send the mail a few minutes before the deadline to be sure. Submissions received after the deadline will not be accepted!
- Collaboration with other/previous groups is advisable, but copying is illegal and will automatically result in a "no-pass" grade.
- The report must be written by the group members only.
- Department of Informatics (Ifi) submission requirements: norwegian / english.
Grading / lab lectures:
- Lab report grading will be available about one week after the deadline. See Groups for passed/failed.
- Answers to the labs will be presented at the lab lectures: See Plan for exercises.