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    This document outlines an introductory course on electrical and electronics engineering. The course objectives are to introduce fundamentals including circuit analysis, transformers, machines, and analog and digital electronics. It is offered in both the autumn and spring semesters, with 3 hours of lectures and 2 hours of practical labs per week. The course content is divided into 5 units covering topics such as circuit analysis, transformers, electrical machines, digital electronics, and electronic devices and circuits. Student performance is evaluated through continuous and end-of-term assessments with differing weightages for theory and laboratory components.

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    This document outlines an introductory course on electrical and electronics engineering. The course objectives are to introduce fundamentals including circuit analysis, transformers, machines, and analog and digital electronics. It is offered in both the autumn and spring semesters, with 3 hours of lectures and 2 hours of practical labs per week. The course content is divided into 5 units covering topics such as circuit analysis, transformers, electrical machines, digital electronics, and electronic devices and circuits. Student performance is evaluated through continuous and end-of-term assessments with differing weightages for theory and laboratory components.

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    This document outlines an introductory course on electrical and electronics engineering. The course objectives are to introduce fundamentals including circuit analysis, transformers, machines, and analog and digital electronics. It is offered in both the autumn and spring semesters, with 3 hours of lectures and 2 hours of practical labs per week. The course content is divided into 5 units covering topics such as circuit analysis, transformers, electrical machines, digital electronics, and electronic devices and circuits. Student performance is evaluated through continuous and end-of-term assessments with differing weightages for theory and laboratory components.

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    Dr. Tirupathiraju Kanumuri
    This document outlines an introductory course on electrical and electronics engineering. The course objectives are to introduce fundamentals including circuit analysis, transformers, machines, and analog and digital electronics. It is offered in both the autumn and spring semesters, with 3 hours of lectures and 2 hours of practical labs per week. The course content is divided into 5 units covering topics such as circuit analysis, transformers, electrical machines, digital electronics, and electronic devices and circuits. Student performance is evaluated through continuous and end-of-term assessments with differing weightages for theory and laboratory components.

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    Course 

    no:  Open  course  HM  DC (Y/N) DE (Y/N) 


    (YES/NO)  Course 
    EEB 100  (Y/N) 
      No  No Yes No 
    Type of Course  Theory      

    Course Title   INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING 

    Course   
    Coordinator 

    Course  To  introduce  the  fundamentals  of  Electrical  and  electronics  Engineering 
    objectives:  including  circuit  analysis,  transformers,  machines,  analog  and  digital 
    electronics. 
    POs   

    Semester  Autumn: Yes  Spring:  Yes

      Lecture  Tutorial Practical Credits Total 


    Teaching 
    Hours 

    Contact Hours  3  0  2 4 36(L)  + 
    24(P) 

    Text Books: 

    1.  Title  Electrical and Electronic Technology


    Author  E Hughes
    Publisher  Pearson
    Edition   
    2.  Title  Fundementals of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
    Author  Smarajit Ghosh
    Publisher  PHI
    Edition  Second
     
    3.  Title  Text  book  of  Basic  Electrical  and  Electronics 
    Engineering 
    Author  J.B.Gupta
    Publisher  S.K.Kataria
    Edition   
    Reference Books: 

    1.  Title  Electrical Engineering Fundamentals


    Author  V. D. Toro
    Publisher  Prentice Hall
    Edition   
    2.  Title  Electrical Machinery
    Author  P.S. Bimbhara
    Publisher  Khanna
    Edition   
    3.   Title  Principles of Electrical Engineering and Electronics 
    Author  V.K.Mehta
    Publisher  S.Chand Publications
    15
    Edition   
    4.   Title  Basic Electrical Engineering
    Author  V.K.Garg
    Publisher  Wiley India
    Edition   
    Content  Unit I:                                                                                                                            08
    Electrical  Circuit  Analysis:  Voltage  &  Current  sources:  dependent  & 
    independent  source,  source  conversion.  Analysis  of  D.C.  circuits:  Mesh  & 
    Loop  analysis,  Nodal  analysis.  Network  Theorems:  Thevenin’s,  Norton’s, 
    superposition theorem etc. Star‐ Delta circuits. 1‐Φ ac Circuits: Review of 
    1‐Φ phase ac circuits under sinusoidal steady state conditions, Resonance, 
    Active,  Reactive  and  Apparent  power,  Power  factor.  3‐Φ  ac  circuits: 
    Balanced  and  Unbalanced  supply,  Star  and  Delta  connections,  power 
    measurement. 
    Unit II:                                                                                                                           06 
    Transformers:  Magnetic  Circuits:  Review  of  laws  of  electromagnetism, 
    Flux,  MMF  and  their  relation,  analysis  of  magnetic  and  electric  circuit. 
    Single  phase  transformer:  Basic  concepts,  constructional  features,  EMF 
    equation,  voltage,  current  and  impedance  transformation,  Equivalent 
    circuits. 
    Unit III:                                                                                                                          08 
    Electrical  Machines:  DC  Machines:  Constructional  features,  working 
    principle,  emf  equation,  types  of  dc  machines  and  their  characteristics. 
    Induction  Machines:  Constructional  features,  working  principle,  emf 
    equation,  concept  of  slip  and  torque–slip  characteristics.  Synchronous 
    Machines: Constructional features, working principle and emf equation. 
    Unit IV:                                                                                                                           08
    Digital  electronics:  Number  systems:  decimal,  binary,  octal,  hexadecimal, 
    their  complements,  operation  and  conversion,  floating  point  and  signed 
    numbers.  Demorgan’s  theorem,  Logic  Gates:  Basic  and  Universal  Gates, 
    their  representation,  truth  table  and  realization,  Half  and  Full  adder 
    circuits, Flip‐Flops etc. 
    Unit V:                                                                                                                           06 
    Electronic  Devices  and  Circuits:  Introduction  to  semiconductors,  Diodes: 
    types  of  diodes  and  their  characteristic.  Bipolar  Junction  Transistors: 
    working, configurations (CC, CB & CE) and mode of operation.  
    Course  Theory:  Continuous  Evaluation  25%  Mid  Semester  25%  End  Semester 
    Assessment   50% 
    Lab: Continuous Evaluation 50% End Semester 50% 
    60%  weightage  to  theory  and  40  %  weightage  to  laboratory  foroverall 
    grading 
     
     
     
     

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