001 Engg ZC112 Final

BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE, PILANI
WORK INTEGRATED LEARNING PROGRAMMES

Digital Learning
Part A: Course Design
Course Title ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY
Course No(s) ENGGZC112
Credit Units
Credit Model Theory + Laboratory
Content Authors Sreedhar Madichetty, Pawan Sharma
Course Objectives
No
CO1 To get familiar with the concepts of electrical circuit analysis employed in various fields of
industry in measurements, production, etc.
CO2 To understand the concepts of various electrical machines like motors, alternators etc.
employed in domestic and industrial environments
CO3 To learn the applications of digital circuits including semiconductor theory to for understanding
various digital instruments, control logics etc.
Text Book(s)
T1 Smith, I Mckenzie (Ed), Hughes Electrical & Electronics Technology, Pearson Education, 10th
Edition, 2008.
Reference Book(s) & other resources
R1 Vincent Del Toro, Electrical Engineering Fundamentals, PHI, 2nd Ed., 1994
R2 John Bird, Electrical and Electronic Principles and Technology, Elsevier, 3rd Ed.,2007
(available on online digital library)
Content Structure
1. Simple DC Circuits, Network analysis

1.1. D.C circuits
1.1.1. Sources
1.1.2. Series and parallel networks
1.2. Network
1.2.1. Nodal analysis
1.2.2. Mesh analysis
2. Network theorems
2.1. Thevenin’s theorem
2.1.1. Thevenin’s voltage
2.1.2. Thevenin’s resitance
2.2. Norton’s theorem
2.2.1. Short circuit current
2.2.2. Norton theorem vs. Thevenin’s theorem
2.3. Superposition theorem
2.4. Maximum power transfer theorem
3. Capacitance and Electromagnetism
3.1. Capacitance
3.2. Capacitor and RC circuits
3.3. Electromagnetism
4. Inductor and Inductance
4.1. Inductor and concepts
4.2. Inductive circuits
4.3. Transients and energy stored in inductor
4.4. Mutual inductance
5. Alternating voltage and current Single Phase series circuits
5.1. Alternating systems, Waveforms and definitions
5.2. Phasors
5.3. R, L and RL Circuits
5.4. RC and RLC A.C circuits
5.5 Resonance, Q-factor
6. Parallel circuits, A.C impedance
6.1. Parallel circuits
6.2. Polar impedance and phase angle
7. Power in A.C circuits
7.1. Real power
7.2. Reactive power
7.3. Apparent power and complex power
7.4. Power factor
8. Transformer – I
8.1. Principle of action
8.2. E.M.F equation
8.3. Phasor diagram
8.4. Equivalent circuit
9. Transformer – II
9.1. Voltage regulation
9.2. Efficiency
9.3. O.C test and S.C test
9.4. Calculation of voltage regulation and efficiency
10. A.C synchronous machines – I
10.1. General arrangement of machine
10.2. Types of rotor construction
10.3. Stator windings and e.m.f of a stator winding
11. A.C synchronous machines – II
11.1. Revolving magnetic field
11.2. voltage regulation
12. Induction Motors
12.1. Principle of action
12.2. Frequency of rotor E.M.F and current
12.3. Equivalent circuit
12.4. Torque speed curve
13. DC machines
13.1. General arrangement, E.M.F equation
13.2. Torque speed characteristics speed control
14. Semiconductor theory and diodes
14.1. Semiconductor materials
14.2. Junction diodes
14.3. Junction diode characteristics and applications
15. Rectifiers and Amplifier networks
15.1. Amplifier networks
15.2. Frequency response and feedback
15.3. Rectifier circuits
15.4. Smoothing and Zener diodes
16. Transistor amplifiers
16.1. Bipolar junction transistor
16.2. Common base configuration
16.3. Common emitter configuration
16.4. Load line and applications
17. Digital numbers
17.1. Number system
17.2. Binary arithmetic
18. Digital logic
18.1. Boolean algebra
18.2. Logic gates and control logic
18.3. Gate standardization and K-Maps
18.4. Timing and sequential circuits
19. Industrial Applications of Electrical Technology
19.1 Motor Starting Current calculation

19.2 Cable/wire selection and its rating calculation
19.3 Calculation of Insulation resistance
19.3 Short circuit calculation at various points of electrical circuits
19.4 Capacitor bank selection for power factor improvement
19.5 Transformer size calculation of different applications
19.6 Design and calculation of electrical load and energy consumption of a panel
19.7 Design of Earthing and its basics for different applications
19.8 Lighting protection risk assessment calculator
20. Effective Working and Safety
20.1 Legal Responsibilities with in the Health and Safety at Work Act
20.2 Health and Safety
20.3 The IET wiring regulations
20.4 Regulations
20.5 Safety Signs
20.6 Personal Protective Equipment
20.7 Accident and Emergency Procedures (Electrical Shock and Short Circuit)
20.8 Source of Technical Information
20.9 Video cases and Examples
Learning Outcomes:
No Learning Outcomes
LO1 Increase in perception on application of circuits in various industrial and domestic applications
LO2 Increase in ability of analyzing real world devices/machines like transformers, motors etc.
LO3 Custom digital control implementation for industrial applications

Part B: Content Development Planning
CD Term First Semester 2016-2017
Course Title ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY
Course No ENGGZC112
Content Developer Sreedhar Madichetty, Pawan Sharma
Instructor-In-Charge Prof. K.E. Raman
Glossary of Terms:
1. Contact Hour (CH) stands for a hour long live session with students conducted either in a
physical classroom or enabled through technology. In this model of instruction, instructor
led sessions will be for 20 CH.
a. Pre CH = Self Learning done prior to a given contact hour
b. During CH = Content to be discussed during the contact hour by the course
instructor
c. Post CH = Self Learning done post the contact hour
2. RL stands for Recorded Lecture or Recorded Lesson. It is presented to the student through
an online portal. A given RL unfolds as a sequences of video segments interleaved with
exercises
3. SS stands for Self-Study to be done as a study of relevant sections from textbooks and
reference books. It could also include study of external resources.
4. LE stands for Lab Exercises
5. HW stands for Home Work will consists could be a selection of problems from the text.
Contact Hour 1-Simple DC circuits, Network analysis
Time Type Sequence Content Reference
Pre CH RL1.1 D.C circuits T1: 3.1-3.8
Pre CH RL1.2 RL 1.2.1 Nodal Analysis T1: 4.1-4.4

RL 1.2.2 Mesh Analysis
During CH1 CH1.1 – Simulation of D.C

CH circuits
CH1.2 – Network Analysis of
D.C circuits
Post CH SS1 Super node and super mesh

analysis
Post CH HW1 Numerical on Nodal and Mesh

Analysis
Post CH LE1 Verification of Kirchoff’s current

and voltage law.
Post CH QZ1 Brief multiple choice questions on

Mesh and Node analysis
Notes:
Contact Hour 2- Network Theorems
Pre CH RL2.1 RL2.1.1 = Thevenin’s voltage T1: 4.6

RL2.1.2 = Thevenin’s resistance
Pre CH RL2.2 RL 2.2.1 = Short circuit current T1: 4.8

RL 2.2.2 = Norton’s theorem
vs. Thevenin’s theorem
Pre CH RL 2.3 RL 2.3 = superposition theorem T1:4.5
During CH1 CH2.1 = Thevenin’s source

CH transformation
CH2.2 = Norton’s source
transformation
CH2.3 = Superposition
principle application
Post CH SS2 Numerical on theorems
Post CH HW2 Verification of theorems by

derivations
Post CH LE2 Verification of Thevenin’s, Norton’s

& Superposition theorem.
Post CH QZ2 Multiple choice questions on

theorems
Notes:
Contact Hour 3 – Capacitance and Electromagnetism
Pre CH RL3.1 Capacitance T1:5.1-5.14
Pre CH RL3.2 Capacitor and RC circuits T1:5.15-5.24
Pre CH RL 3.3 Electromagnetism T1: 6.1,6.11
During CH3 CH3.1 = RC circuit charging

CH CH3.2 = RC circuit discharging
Post CH SS3 RC circuit behavior for high speed

PWMs
Post CH HW3 Simulation of simple R circuits
Post CH LE3 Simulation of RC circuits
Post CH QZ3 Multiple choice questions on RC

circuits
Notes:
Contact Hour 4 – Inductor and inductance
Pre CH RL4.1 Inductor and concepts T1: 8.1-8.5, R2: 9.1-9.5
Pre CH RL4.2 Inductive circuits T1: 8.1-8.5, R2: 9.1-9.5
Pre CH RL4.3 Transients and energy stored in T1: 8.9-8.10, R2: 9.6-9.7
inductor
Pre CH RL4.4 Mutual inductance T1: 8.11-8.14, R2: 9.8
During CH4 CH4.1 = Numericals on

CH Transients in inductor circuits
CH4.2 = Numericals on Mutual
inductance
Post CH SS4 Study the principles of inductors
Post CH HW4 Numerical on practical

applications of indutances
Post CH LE4 Study the effect of inductance by

simulation

Inductance
Notes:
Contact Hour 5- Alternating voltage and current Single Phase series circuits
Pre CH RL5.1 Alternating systems, T1: 9.1-9.7,R2: 14.1-14.4

Waveforms and definitions
Pre CH RL5.2 Phasors T1: 9.8-9.11, R2: 14.1-14.8
Pre CH RL5.3 R, L and RL Circuits T1: 10.1-10.6, R2: 15.1,15.2,15.4
Pre CH RL5.4 RC and RLC A.C circuits T1: 10.7-10.11, R2: 15.3
Pre CH RL5.5 Resonance, Q-factor R2: 15.5-15.11
During CH5 CH5.1 = Phasor analysis on

CH RLC circuits
CH5.2 = Resonance and its
implications
Post CH SS5 Numericals on phasor analysis
Post CH HW5 Derivation for various phasor

circuits
Post CH LE5 Understand generation and properties

of various types of waveforms.

phasor analysis
Notes:
Contact Hour 6-Parallel circuits, Power in A.C circuits
Pre CH RL6.1 Parallel circuits T1: 11.1-11.3, R2: 16.1-16.7
Pre CH RL6.2 Polar impedance and phase T1: 11.4-11.5

angle
During CH6 CH6.1 = Numericals on

CH Impedances and phase angles
Post CH SS6 Parallel circuits analysis in

practical consideration
Post CH HW6 Application of parallel circuits
Post CH LE6
Post CH QZ6 Sample questions on parallel

circuits
Notes:
Contact Hour 7-Power in A.C circuits
Pre CH RL7.1 Real and reactive power T1: 12.1 – 12.9
Pre CH RL7.2 Apparent power and complex T1: 13.1-13.10

power
Pre CH RL7.3 Power factor T1: 13.11-13.12
During CH7 CH7.1 = Calculating complex

CH power from real and reactive
power
Post CH SS7 Numerical on calculation of real

and reactive power
Post CH HW7 Derivation of real and reactive

power for different circuits
Post CH LE7 Analysis of real and reactive power

by using simulation
Post CH QZ7 Multiple choice questions on real

and reactive power
Notes:
Contact Hour 8- Transformer I
Pre CH RL8.1 Principle of action T1: 34.1 – 34.3
Pre CH RL8.2 E.M.F equation T1: 34.4
Pre CH RL8.3 Phasor diagram T1: 35.5 – 35.6, 35.11
Pre CH RL8.4 Equivalent circuit T1: 35.12 - 35.13
During CH8 Numericals on transformer

CH equivalent circuits
Post CH SS8 General type of transformers used

in industry
Post CH HW8 Depth analysis of transformers
Post CH LE8 Understanding of transformer by

using simulation

Transformers
Notes:
Contact Hour 9- Transformer II
Pre CH RL9.1 Voltage regulation T1: 34.14
Pre CH RL9.2 Efficiency T1: 34.15 - 34.16
Pre CH RL9.3 O.C test and S.C test T1: 34.17
Pre CH RL9.4 Calculation of voltage T1: 34.18 – 34.19

regulation and efficiency
During CH9 Efficiency and voltage regulation

CH of transformers
Post CH SS9 Different other tests used in

transformer industry
Post CH HW9 Calculation of standard parameters

for transformers
Post CH LE9 OC and SC test analysis for

transformer

transformers
Notes:
Contact Hour 10- A.C synchronous machines – I
Pre CH RL10.1 General arrangement of T1: 36.1

machine
Pre CH RL10.2 Types of rotor construction T1: 36.2
Pre CH RL10.3 Stator windings and e.m.f of a T1: 36.3

stator winding
During CH10 Numericals on A.C

CH synchronous machines
Post CH SS10 General Application of

synchronous machines in industry
Post CH HW10 Types of machines used in industry
Post CH LE10
Post CH QZ10 Multiple choice questions
Notes:
Contact Hour 11- A.C synchronous machines – II
Pre CH RL11.1 Revolving magnetic field T1: 36.5
Pre CH RL11.2 voltage regulation T1: 37.2 – 37.3
During CH11 Numericals on A.C

CH synchronous machines
Post CH SS11 To find the difference between

Synchronous and asynchronous
machines
Post CH HW11 Some numericals on machine

analysis
Post CH LE11
Notes:
Contact Hour 12 – Induction motors
Pre CH RL12.1 Principle of action T1: 38.1
Pre CH RL12.2 Frequency of rotor E.M.F and T1: 38.2

current
Pre CH RL12.3 Equivalent circuit T1: 38.3
Pre CH RL12.4 Torque speed curve T1: 38.4 – 38.5
During CH12 Numericals on induction motors

CH
Post CH SS12 Types of induction motors used in

industry
Post CH HW12 Calculation of rating of an

induction machines
Post CH LE12
Post CH QZ12 Multiple choice based questions
Notes:
Contact Hour 13 – DC machines
Pre CH RL13.1 General arrangement, E.M.F T1: 41.1, 41.3

equation
Pre CH RL13.2 Torque speed characteristics T1: 42.4, 42.5, 42.7

speed control
During CH13 Numericals on D.C machines

CH
Post CH SS13 Types of DC machines used in

industry
Post CH HW13 Calculation of rating of a DC

machine
Post CH LE13
Post CH QZ13 Multiple choice questions on DC

machine
Notes:
Contact Hour 14 – Semiconductor theory and diodes
Pre CH RL14.1 Semiconductor materials T1: 19.1-19.7, R1:11.1-11.3
Pre CH RL14.2 Junction diodes R2: 11.4 – 11.7
Pre CH RL14.3 Junction diode characteristics R2: 11.8 – 11.9

and applications
During CH14 Numericals on PN junction

CH diode approximation.
Post CH SS14
Post CH HW14
Post CH LE14
Post CH QZ14
Notes:
Contact Hour 15 - Rectifiers and Amplifier networks
Pre CH RL15.1 Amplifier networks T1: 18.1 - 18.3
Pre CH RL15.2 Frequency response and T1: 18.4 - 18.8

feedback
Pre CH RL15.3 Rectifier circuits T1: 20.1 - 20.4, R2: 11.8
Pre CH RL15.4 Smoothing and Zener diodes T1: 20.5 – 20.6
During CH15 Numericals on amplifier

CH networks and rectifier circuits
Post CH SS15
Post CH HW15
Post CH LE15 Implementation of half wave and

full wave rectifier with simple
capacitor filters.
Post CH QZ15
Notes:
Contact Hour 16- Transistor amplifiers
Pre CH RL16.1 Bipolar junction transistor T1:21.1-21.3
Pre CH RL16.2 Common base configuration T1:21.4-21.5
Pre CH RL16.3 Common emitter configuration T1:21.6-21.7
Pre CH RL16.4 Load line and applications T1:21.8-21.15
During CH16 Numericals on small signal

CH analysis of BJT.
Post CH SS16
Post CH HW16
Post CH LE16 Plot the transfer function and find

voltage, current gain, input and
output response and draw
frequency response of a small
signal amplifier.
Post CH QZ16
Notes:
Contact Hour 17- Digital logic
Pre CH RL17.1 RL17.1.1 Boolean algebra T1:26.1-26.9

RL 17.1.2 Decimal to binary
conversion
RL 17.1.3 Binary Addition
RL 17.1.4 Binary
Subtraction/Multiplication/Divi
sion
RL 17.1.5 Negative and Signed
Binary Numbers
Pre CH RL17.2 RL 17.2.1 Logic networks and T1:26.10-26.12

combinational logic
RL 17.2.2 Logic Network
RL 17.2.3 Combinational
Network
RL 17.2.4 Gate Standardization
Pre CH RL17.3 RL 17.3.1 K-Maps for T1: 26.12-26.13

Combinational Logic
During CH17 CH 17.1 Logic Circuits

CH CH 17.2 Combinational Circuits
CH 17.3 Timing Diagrams
CH 17.4 Numerical and
simulation of digital circuit for
detail analysis
Post CH SS17
Post CH HW17
Post CH LE17
Post CH QZ17
Notes:
Pre CH RL18.1 RL 18.1.1 Motor Starting R3: 1.1-1.2

Current calculation
RL 18.1.2 Cable/wire selection

and its rating calculation
Pre CH RL18.2 RL 18.2.1 Calculation of R3 : 1.3-1.4

Insulation resistance
RL 18.2.2 Short circuit
calculation at various points of
electrical circuits
RL 18.2.3 Capacitor bank
selection for power factor
improvement
During CH18.1 CH18.1.1 – Transformer size R3: 1.5

CH calculation of different
applications
CH18.1.2 -Design and
calculation of electrical load
and energy consumption of a
panel
Post CH SS18.1 SS 18.1.1Design of Earthing and R3: Check the links provided
its basics for different applications
Post CH HW1 HW 18.1. Lighting

protection risk assessment
calculator
Post CH LE1 NA
Contact Hour 19- Effective Working and Safety
Pre CH RL19.1 RL 19.1.1 Explanation of Safety R3: 1.6-1.7

Signs
RL 19.1.2 Accident and

Emergency Procedures
Pre CH RL19.2 RL 19.2.1 Personal protective R3 : 1.8-1.9
equipment used in industry
RL 19.2.2 Wiring Regulations
During CH19.1 CH19.1.1 – Legal R3: 1.10

CH Responsibilities with in the
Health and Safety at Work Act
CH18.1.2The IET wiring
regulations
Post CH SS19.1 SS 19.1.1Video cases and R3: Check the links provided
Examples
Post CH HW1 NA
Post CH LE1 NA
Contact Hour 20 : Review Session

Evaluation Scheme:
Legend: EC = Evaluation Component; AN = After Noon Session; FN = Fore Noon Session
No Name Type Duration Weight Day, Date, Session, Time
EC-1 Assignment-I (Lab) Online - 10% September 1-30, 2016
Assignment-II (Lab) 10% October 20-30, 2016
EC-2 Mid-Semester Test Closed 2 hours 30% 25/09/2016 (AN) 2 PM TO 4 PM
Book
EC-3 Comprehensive Open 3 hours 50% 06/11/2016 (AN) 2 PM TO 5 PM
Exam Book
Note: If Assignment kindly remove Quiz-I, II, III

Syllabus for Mid-Semester Test (Closed Book): Topics in Contact Hours : 1 to 10
Syllabus for Comprehensive Exam (Open Book): All topics (Session Nos. 1 to 20)
Important links and information:
Elearn portal: https://elearn.bits-pilani.ac.in
Students are expected to visit the Elearn portal on a regular basis and stay up to date with the latest
announcements and deadlines.
Contact sessions: Students should attend the online lectures as per the schedule provided on the Elearn
portal.
Evaluation Guidelines:
1. EC-1 consists of either two Assignments or three Quizzes. Students will attempt them through the
course pages on the Elearn portal. Announcements will be made on the portal, in a timely manner.
2. For Closed Book tests: No books or reference material of any kind will be permitted.
3. For Open Book exams: Use of books and any printed / written reference material (filed or bound) is
permitted. However, loose sheets of paper will not be allowed. Use of calculators is permitted in all
exams. Laptops/Mobiles of any kind are not allowed. Exchange of any material is not allowed.
4. If a student is unable to appear for the Regular Test/Exam due to genuine exigencies, the student
should follow the procedure to apply for the Make-Up Test/Exam which will be made available on
the Elearn portal. The Make-Up Test/Exam will be conducted only at selected exam centres on the
dates to be announced later.
It shall be the responsibility of the individual student to be regular in maintaining the self study schedule as
given in the course handout, attend the online lectures, and take all the prescribed evaluation components
such as Assignment/Quiz, Mid-Semester Test and Comprehensive Exam according to the evaluation scheme
provided in the handout.
Assignment-1 and Assignment-II:

Assignment-1 is based in Virtual Lab and Assignmnet-2 is based on the Remote lab.
One can find the lab manuals in Elearn portal under the tab of Lab Components
All the lab details such as introduction, explanation of fundamentals, and explanation of virtual lab
exercises will be available in the form of videos under the tab of Lab in LMS (Elearn).
Basic Labview Video Links:
1. https://youtu.be/aPV723sYV1Q
2. https://youtu.be/0IqLE3e8cxU
3. https://youtu.be/AqjCsV79GGY
Virtual Lab Exercises:
1. To study and verify Ohms Law

2. To Study and verify Kirchoff’s Current and Voltage Law
3. To study and verify Thevenin and Nortons Theroms
4. To study and verify voltage divider law and resistance bridge circuits
5. To study and plot the characteristics of capacitors by using multisim for calculating the
effective capacitance of series and parallel capacitors
6. To study and draw the characteristics of series and parallel RC circuits
7. To study and draw the characteristics of series and parallel RLC circuits with AC and
DC excitation
8. To study and plot the various characteristics of single phase transformer
9. To study and implement the logic gates by using multisim and labview software
10. To study and implement the K-Map by using multisim and labview software
Remote Lab Exercises:

Link: www.rlab.bits-pilani.ac.in
1. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the No

load characteristics of Asynchronous machine
2. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the
Speed Vs power characteristics of Asynchronous machine
variable frequency characteristics of Asynchronous machine
internal characteristics of Asynchronous machine
2. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the external characteristics of
Asynchronous machine
3. 4. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the residual voltage
characteristics of Asynchronous machine
4. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the open circuit characteristics of
Asynchronous machine
5. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the full load circuit characteristics
of Asynchronous machine
6. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the No load characteristics of
synchronous machine
7. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the Speed Vs power characteristics
of synchronous machine
8. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the variable frequency
characteristics of synchronous machine
9. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the internal characteristics of
synchronous machine
10. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the external characteristics of
synchronous machine
11. 4. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the residual voltage
characteristics of synchronous machine
12. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the open circuit characteristics of
synchronous machine
13. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the full load circuit characteristics
of synchronous machine
14. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the No load characteristics of DC
machine
15. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the Speed Vs power characteristics
of DC machine
16. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the variable armature power
characteristics of DC machine
17. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the internal characteristics of DC
machine
18. To conduct an experiment with remote lab setup and to plot the external characteristics of DC
machine

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BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE, PILANI

WORK INTEGRATED LEARNING PROGRAMMES

Course Title ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY

Course No(s) ENGGZC112

Credit Model Theory + Laboratory

Content Authors Sreedhar Madichetty, Pawan Sharma

Reference Book(s) & other resources

1. Simple DC Circuits, Network analysis

19. Industrial Applications of Electrical Technology

19.1 Motor Starting Current calculation

LO3 Custom digital control implementation for industrial applications

CD Term First Semester 2016-2017

Course Title ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY

Content Developer Sreedhar Madichetty, Pawan Sharma

Instructor-In-Charge Prof. K.E. Raman

Time Type Sequence Content Reference

Pre CH RL1.1 D.C circuits T1: 3.1-3.8

Pre CH RL1.2 RL 1.2.1 Nodal Analysis T1: 4.1-4.4

During CH1 CH1.1 – Simulation of D.C

Post CH SS1 Super node and super mesh

Post CH HW1 Numerical on Nodal and Mesh

Post CH LE1 Verification of Kirchoff’s current

Post CH QZ1 Brief multiple choice questions on

Contact Hour 2- Network Theorems

Time Type Sequence Content Reference

Pre CH RL2.1 RL2.1.1 = Thevenin’s voltage T1: 4.6

Pre CH RL2.2 RL 2.2.1 = Short circuit current T1: 4.8

Pre CH RL 2.3 RL 2.3 = superposition theorem T1:4.5

During CH1 CH2.1 = Thevenin’s source

Post CH HW2 Verification of theorems by

Post CH LE2 Verification of Thevenin’s, Norton’s

Post CH QZ2 Multiple choice questions on

Contact Hour 3 – Capacitance and Electromagnetism

Time Type Sequence Content Reference

Pre CH RL3.1 Capacitance T1:5.1-5.14

Pre CH RL3.2 Capacitor and RC circuits T1:5.15-5.24

Pre CH RL 3.3 Electromagnetism T1: 6.1,6.11

During CH3 CH3.1 = RC circuit charging

Post CH SS3 RC circuit behavior for high speed

Post CH HW3 Simulation of simple R circuits

Post CH LE3 Simulation of RC circuits

Post CH QZ3 Multiple choice questions on RC

Time Type Sequence Content Reference

Pre CH RL4.1 Inductor and concepts T1: 8.1-8.5, R2: 9.1-9.5

Pre CH RL4.2 Inductive circuits T1: 8.1-8.5, R2: 9.1-9.5

Pre CH RL4.4 Mutual inductance T1: 8.11-8.14, R2: 9.8

During CH4 CH4.1 = Numericals on

Post CH SS4 Study the principles of inductors

Post CH HW4 Numerical on practical

Post CH LE4 Study the effect of inductance by

Post CH QZ4 Multiple choice questions on

Time Type Sequence Content Reference

Pre CH RL5.1 Alternating systems, T1: 9.1-9.7,R2: 14.1-14.4

Pre CH RL5.2 Phasors T1: 9.8-9.11, R2: 14.1-14.8

Pre CH RL5.3 R, L and RL Circuits T1: 10.1-10.6, R2: 15.1,15.2,15.4

Pre CH RL5.5 Resonance, Q-factor R2: 15.5-15.11

During CH5 CH5.1 = Phasor analysis on

Post CH SS5 Numericals on phasor analysis

Post CH HW5 Derivation for various phasor

Post CH LE5 Understand generation and properties

Post CH QZ5 Multiple choice questions on

Time Type Sequence Content Reference

Pre CH RL6.1 Parallel circuits T1: 11.1-11.3, R2: 16.1-16.7