Laboratory practice “advanced analog electronics”

In Electronics qualifications (communications, industrial, etc.) the study of Analogue Electronics is looked into at a deeper level, which encourages a rapid complexity of the concepts that the student must learn and a great difficulty in resources through which to reach them. The search for a compromise between cost, wealth of training (both as regards technical competences and the development of skills), adaptation to the program, etc. has become a challenge that is not easy to resolve. Laboratory practices are presented in this communication for a course in "advanced" Analogue Electronics which deals with areas of frequency response, stability and compensation, communication, analogue processing and errors. These are practices that have been in use for several years in a School of Telecommunications Engineering and have been amended and improved through experience. Both its content and use in training is described.