EEE 202

EEE 202: Electronic Circuit 2 
Credits: 3+1
Course Instructor: Dr. Mohammad Mojammel Al Hakim, Professor, EEE, EWU


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Lab Manual:

1. Lab 1: Lab1.pdf
2. Lab 2: Lab2.pdf
3. Lab 3: Lab 3.pdf
4. Lab 4: Lab 4.pdf


Lab Reports:

1. Lab Report 1: Lab Report 1.pdf
2. Lab Report 2: Lab Report 2.pdf
3. Lab Report 3: Lab Report 3.pdf
4. Lab Report 4: Lab Report 4.pdf

Books:

*1. Micro electronics circuit 5th edition solution manual: 5th edition Solution.pdf


*3. Individual Chapters: Individual Chapters

Power point slides and study materials:

(download the zip files and extract them in your device).

1. Mid 1: Mid-1.zip 
2. Mid 2: Mid-2.zip
3. Final: Final.zip

Exam Questions Answers:

(People with East West University mail can view this link).


Note: 
This answers may not be all correct. So, do it carefully.














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