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#ection " is compulsory and any two other sections are to .e attempted from
the remaining sections.
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Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering (EEE)
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati
Syllabus for Engineering Mathematics
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Linear Algebra: algebra of matrices, system of linear equations, eigenvalues and
eigenvectors, diagonalization of matrices.
Calculus: functions of single variable, functions of two variables, partial derivatives, maxima
and minima, sequence and series.

Complex Analysis: analytic functions, Cauchy-Riemann equations, Cauchys integral
formula, aylors and !aurent series, Residue theorem.
Vector Calculus: gradient, divergence and curl, "to#es, $auss and $reens theorems.
Differential Equations: first order equations, second order linear differential equations,
partial differential equations, separation of variables method.
robability an! Statistics: probability, conditional probability, %ayes theorem, random
variables, discrete and continuous distributions.
"umerical Metho!s: !-& decomposition, $auss-'ordan and $auss-"eidel (ethods,
)ewton-Raphson method, rapezoidal rule, "impsons rule.
Reference: Erwin Kreyszig, Advanced Engineering Mathematics, Wiley, 10
th
Ed, !010
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Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering (EEE)
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati
Syllabus for Signal rocessing
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Classification of Signals an! Systems* "ignals, systems and signal processing+
Classification of signals+ ,roperties of systems+ -iscrete time signals and systems+ analysis of
!. systems+ .mpulse response+ Convolution.
#ransforms* -efinitions and properties of /a0 continuous and discrete time 1ourier series and
transform+ /b0 !aplace transform and its inverse+ /c0 z-transform and its inverse+ 2nalysis of
discrete time systems in the z-domain.

Sampling an! $econstruction of Signals* .deal sampling and reconstruction of continuous
time signals+ -iscrete time processing of continuous time signals+ analog to digital and digital
to analog converters+ "ampling and reconstruction of continuous time bandpass signals+
"ampling of discrete time signals+ 3versampling 24- and -42 converters.
Discrete %ourier #ransform &D%#'* 1requency domain sampling+ ,roperties of -1+ !inear
filtering methods based on -1, 1requency analysis of signals using -1+ 5fficient
computation of -1 6 1ast 1ourier transform, -ecimation in time /-.0 and -ecimation in
1requency /-.10+ 2pplication of 11 algorithms, !inear filtering approach to computation of
-1, 7uantization effects in the computation of -1.
Design of Digital %ilters* -igital filter realization through pole-zero placements* 2ll pass
filters, )otch filters, %andpass, !owpass and 8ighpass filters+ ,aley-9iener criterion 6
conditions for realizability+ 1.R filters* !inear phase filter design by 9indowing, :ero
placements of !inear phase filters+ ..R filters from analog filters* "-to-: transformations 6
.mpulse invariance, %ilinear transformation+ 2nalog templates* %utterworth and Chebyshev
filters.
(mplementation of Discrete #ime Systems* "tructure for the relaization of discrete time
systems+ -irect, cascade and paralle relations for 1.R and ..R "ystems.
Reference: %r&a'is and Man&la'is, $igital (ignal %r&cessing: %rinci)les, Alg&rithms and
A))licati&ns, %ears&n *%E, +&,rth Editi&n, !00-
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Syllabus for VLS(
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Electronic De)ices:
5nergy bands in silicon, intrinsic and extrinsic silicon. Carrier transport in silicon* diffusion current,
drift current, mobility, and resistivity. $eneration and recombination of carriers. p@n ;unction diode,
:ener diode, tunnel diode, %', '15, (3" capacitor, (3"15, !5-, p@.@n and avalanche photo
diode, %asics of !2"5Rs. -evice technology* integrated circuits fabrication process, oxidation,
diffusion, ion implantation, photolithography, n@tub, p@tub and twin@tub C(3" process.
Analog Circuits:
"mall "ignal 5quivalent circuits of diodes, %'s, (3"15s and analog C(3". "imple diode
circuits, clipping, clamping, rectifier. %iasing and bias stability of transistor and 15 amplifiers.
2mplifiers* single@and multi@stage, differential and operational, feedbac#, and power. 1requency
response of amplifiers. "imple op@amp circuits. 1ilters. "inusoidal oscillators+ criterion for oscillation+
single@transistor and op@amp configurations. 1unction generators and wave@shaping circuits, <<<
imers. ,ower supplies.
Digital circuits:
%oolean algebra, minimization of %oolean functions+ logic gates+ digital .C families /-!, !,
5C!, (3", C(3"0. Combinatorial circuits* arithmetic circuits, code converters, multiplexers,
decoders, ,R3(s and ,!2s. "equential circuits* latches and flip@flops, counters and shift@registers.
"ample and hold circuits, 2-Cs, -2Cs. "emiconductor memories. (icroprocessor/=>=<0*
architecture, programming, memory and .43 interfacing.
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Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati
Syllabus for Control an! (nstrumentation
Control Systems
%asic control system components* bloc# diagrammatic description, reduction of bloc#
diagrams. 3pen loop and closed loop /feedbac#0 systems and stability analysis of these
systems. "ignal flow graphs and their use in determining transfer functions of systems.
ransient and steady state analysis of !. control systems and frequency response. ools and
techniques for !. control system analysis and design* Routh 8urwitz criterion, root loci,
principle of argument and )yquist stability criterion, )yquist and %ode plots. Control
system compensators* elements of lead and lag compensation, elements of ,roportional
.ntegral -erivative /,.-0 control.
"tate variable representation and solution of state equation of !. control systems.
5quivalence between frequency and time-domain representations. Canonical state-variable
models and similarity transformation. Controllability and observability. ,ole placement by
state feedbac#.
*oo+s:
?. 3gata, (odern Control 5ngineering, ,rentice 8all .ndia, @>>A.
(. $opal, Control "ystems, B4e, ata (c$raw-8ill, @>>=.
%. C. ?uo, 2utomatic Control "ystems, =4e, 9iley, @>>@.
I&!t#)*e&tato&
#tatic and dynamic characteristics of measurement systems, first order and
second order systems, error analysisA electromechanical indicating instruments!
ac-dc current and ,oltage meters, loading effect, e=tension of instrument ranges,
measurement of power and energyA instrument transformers. 4( ) D( .ridgesA
resisti,e, capaciti,e, inducti,e transducers, and their signal conditioningA digital
,oltmeter and multimeter, oscilloscope, fre>uency counterA analog0to0digital and
digital0to0analog con,erters.
*oo+s:
D. 4. 8ell, Electronic Instrumentation and Measurements, '
rd
ed. 9=ford
2ni,ersity Press, $/"'.
5. 3. -eobelin, Measurement Systems Application and Design, <
th
ed., ata (c$raw-8ill,
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Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering (EEE)
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati
Syllabus for Communication Engineering
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$an!om signal analysis: probability, random variables, probability density function,
autocorrelation, power spectral density
Analog Communication sytems* amplitude and angle modulation and demodulation
systems, spectral analysis of these operations, superheterodyne receivers+ signal-to-noise ratio
/")R0 calculations for amplitude modulation /2(0 and frequency modulation /1(0 for low
noise conditions.

ulse mo!ulation schemes* "ampling theorem and reconstruction, quantisation ,2(, ,9(,
,C( ,,(.
Digital mo!ulation schems* amplitude, phase and frequency shift #eying schemes /2"?,
,"?, 1"?0, matched filter receivers, bandwidth consideration and probability of error
calculations for these schemes.
(nformation theory an! co!ing* (easure of information, entropy, source coding theorem,
channel coding theorem.
,ireless communication* -(2, 1-(2 and C-(2 and $"(.
Micro-a)e Engineering* ransmission lines, 9aveguides, (icrowave )etwor#s,
(icrowave Resonators
Antennas an! ropagation* (axwells equations, ,lane 9aves, ,lane 9aves Reflection,
2ntennas.
Reference:
1 ( .ay'in, /&mm,nicati&n systems 0&hn Wiley, 1
th
editi&n, !002
! 03 %r&a'is and M (alehi, $igital c&mm,nicati&ns 4ata Mc3raw".ill, 5
th
editi&n, !00-
6 $M %&zar, Micr&wave Engineering, 0&hn Wiley 7 (&ns, !005
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Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering (EEE)
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati
Syllabus for o-er Systems
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1. Electric Circuits and Networks
)odal and mesh analysis. )etwor# theorems* heveninCs, )ortonCs and "uperposition and (aximum
,ower ransfer theorems, "tar@-elta transformation. "teady state sinusoidal analysis using phasors.
!inear constant coefficient differential equations+ time domain analysis of simple R!C circuits,
"olution of networ# equations using !aplace transform* frequency domain analysis of R!C circuits.
@@port networ# parameters* driving point and transfer functions. "tate equations for networ#s, three
phase circuits.
2. Electrical Machines
"ingle phase transformer @equivalent circuit, phasor diagram, tests, regulation and efficiency+ three
phase transformers connections, parallel operation+ auto@transformer+ energy conversion principles+
-C machines @types, windings, generator characteristics, armature reaction and commutation, starting
and speed control of motors+ three phase induction motors principles, types, performance
characteristics, starting and speed control+ single phase induction motors+ synchronous machines @
performance, regulation and parallel operation of generators, motor starting, characteristics and
applications+ servo and stepper motors.
3. Power Systems
%asic power generation concepts+ transmission line models and performance+ cable
performance, insulation+ corona and radio interference+ distribution systems+ perunit
quantities+ bus impedance and admittance matrices+ load flow+ voltage control+ power factor
correction+ economic operation+ symmetrical components+ fault analysis+ principles of
overcurrent, differential and distance protection+ solid state relays and digital protection+
circuit brea#ers+ system stability concepts, swing curves and equal area criterion+ 8D-C
transmission and 12C" concepts.
4. Power Electronics and Drives
"emiconductor power diodes, transistors, thyristors, triacs, $3s, (3"15s and .$%s @static
characteristics and principles of operation+ triggering circuits+ phase control rectifiers+ bridge
converters @fully controlled and half controlled+ principles of choppers and inverters+ basis concepts of
ad;ustable speed dc and ac drives.

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