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TU/e Course Notes

⚠️ COPYRIGHT NOTICE

DUE TO COPYRIGHT MATERIAL RESTRICTIONS, THE COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL WAS REMOVED AND IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE TO PEOPLE WITH TU/E DOMAIN ACCOUNTS. FULL MATERIAL CAN BE ACCESSED AT:

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A comprehensive collection of course notes from Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), organized as an Obsidian vault for optimal cross-referencing and knowledge management.

📚 Overview

This repository contains detailed notes, summaries, exercises, and reference materials for various TU/e courses, primarily focused on Electrical Engineering and related disciplines. The notes are structured in Markdown format and optimized for use with Obsidian.

🗂️ Course Structure

  • 2DE20 - Math I (Linear Algebra, Calculus)
  • 2INC0 - Operating Systems
  • 2WBB0 - Calculus
  • 5ECB0 - Electronics I (Semiconductors, Diodes, Transistors)
  • 5ECC0 - Electronics II
  • 5EIB0 - Computation II
  • 5EMA0 - Math II
  • 5EPA0 - Electromagnetics I
  • 5EPB0 - Electromagnetics II
  • 5ESB0 - Systems
  • 5ESC0 - DSP (Digital Signal Processing) Fundamentals (Signals II)
  • 5ESD0 - Control Systems
  • 5ETB0 - Communication Theory
  • 5ETC0 - Communication 1
  • 5EWA0 - Electromechanics
  • 5EWB0 - EPS (Electric Power Systems)
  • 5XCC0 - Biopotential and Neural Interface Circuits
  • 5XIC0 - Electronic Systems Engineering
  • 5XIE0 - Computation Modeling
  • 5XTA0 - Telecommunications Systems
  • 5XTB0 - Photonics
  • 5XTC0 - Components in Wireless Technologies

📁 Folder Structure

Each course folder typically contains:

[COURSE_CODE]/
├── [Course Name] - [COURSE_CODE].md    # Main course notes
├── attachments/                        # Images, diagrams, screenshots
├── exercises/                          # Practice problems and solutions
├── summaries/                          # Condensed review materials
├── slides/                            # Lecture slides (PDF)
├── workouts/                          # Additional practice materials
└── *.pdf                             # Reference books, formula sheets

🚀 Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Obsidian (recommended for best experience)
  • Any Markdown editor (alternative)
  • PDF viewer for reference materials

Installation

  1. Clone this repository:

    git clone [repository-url]
    cd tue-notes
  2. Open in Obsidian:

    • Launch Obsidian
    • Click "Open folder as vault"
    • Select the tue-notes directory
  3. Alternative: Use any Markdown editor to view individual .md files

Navigation Tips

  • Use Obsidian's graph view to visualize connections between topics
  • Leverage the search functionality to find specific concepts across all courses
  • Use backlinks ([[]]) to jump between related topics
  • Enable preview mode for better readability of mathematical formulas

📖 Content Features

  • Mathematical Formulas: LaTeX notation for equations and expressions
  • Visual Elements: Embedded diagrams, screenshots, and reference images
  • Cross-References: Linked concepts between different courses
  • Practical Examples: Real-world applications and problem-solving approaches
  • Reference Materials: Formula sheets, textbooks, and additional resources

🔗 Key Topics Covered

Mathematics & Signal Processing

  • Linear Algebra and Calculus
  • Digital Signal Processing
  • Control Systems Theory
  • Complex Analysis

Electronics & Circuits

  • Semiconductor Physics
  • Analog and Digital Circuit Design
  • Biopotential and Neural Interface Circuits
  • Electronic System Engineering

Communications & Systems

  • Communication Theory
  • Electromagnetics
  • Operating Systems
  • Electric Power Systems

📝 Contributing

If you're a TU/e student and would like to contribute:

  1. Ensure content accuracy and proper attribution
  2. Follow the existing folder structure and naming conventions
  3. Use consistent Markdown formatting
  4. Include relevant attachments in the attachments/ folder
  5. Add cross-references to related topics where applicable

⚠️ Disclaimer

These notes are student-generated study materials and should be used as supplementary resources. Always refer to official course materials and consult with instructors for authoritative information. The content is provided as-is for educational purposes.

📄 License

This work is intended for educational use. Please respect copyright of any included textbooks, slides, or other materials that may have restricted distribution rights.


Note: This vault is optimized for Obsidian but can be used with any Markdown-compatible editor. For the best experience with mathematical formulas and cross-references, Obsidian is highly recommended.