The document provides an overview of electrical and electronics engineering, detailing the roles of electrical engineers and the focus of electronics engineering on circuit design. It outlines course objectives and outcomes related to DC and AC circuit analysis, transformer operation, and electronic circuits. Additionally, it introduces basic electrical components, including active and passive elements, and discusses Kirchhoff's laws.
The document provides an overview of electrical and electronics engineering, detailing the roles of electrical engineers and the focus of electronics engineering on circuit design. It outlines course objectives and outcomes related to DC and AC circuit analysis, transformer operation, and electronic circuits. Additionally, it introduces basic electrical components, including active and passive elements, and discusses Kirchhoff's laws.
The document provides an overview of electrical and electronics engineering, detailing the roles of electrical engineers and the focus of electronics engineering on circuit design. It outlines course objectives and outcomes related to DC and AC circuit analysis, transformer operation, and electronic circuits. Additionally, it introduces basic electrical components, including active and passive elements, and discusses Kirchhoff's laws.
The document provides an overview of electrical and electronics engineering, detailing the roles of electrical engineers and the focus of electronics engineering on circuit design. It outlines course objectives and outcomes related to DC and AC circuit analysis, transformer operation, and electronic circuits. Additionally, it introduces basic electrical components, including active and passive elements, and discusses Kirchhoff's laws.
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Basic Electrical &
Electronics Engineering Electrical Engineering • Electrical engineering is the study of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism, and the application of these principles to design, build, and test devices, machines, and systems. • Electrical engineers work on a wide range of projects, including designing systems, developing equipment, maintaining and repairing, etc. • Electrical engineering is a diverse field that includes sub-types such as telecommunication, computer engineering, and electronics.
2 Electronics Engineering • Electronics engineering is a sub-discipline of electrical engineering that involves designing, developing, and testing electronic circuits and devices.
• Electronics engineers work on a variety of products,
including cell phones, televisions, GPS devices, and broadcast and communications systems.
3 Course Objectives
• To enable learners to gain understanding of the D.C
circuit analysis and different network theorem.
• To facilitate learners in developing the skills analysing
single and three phase AC circuits.
• To create awareness of single-phase transformer
working.
• To introduce basic Electronics Devices applications. 4
Course Outcomes
• Evaluate DC circuits using different network theorems.
• Evaluate 1-Φ circuit and 3-Φ AC circuits.
• Illustrate the constructional features and operation of
1-Φ transformer.
• Understand different types of electronic circuits.
5 Syllabus
6 Syllabus
7 Text Books
8 Reference Books
9 Basic Electrical Components
Active Passive Components Components
10 Voltage Source • Active circuit element that provides necessary potential energy in the circuit required to force the electric current through the circuit. • Examples: cells, batteries, generators, and other devices that can generate a voltage.
11 Current Source
• Either delivers or absorbs the current in the circuit.
• It is necessary to maintain a constant current in that
branch of circuit even when load is changed.
12 Resistors
• These components limit the flow of current in circuits,
and are found in almost every electrical or electronic device.
• The greater the resistance, the less current can flow
through the resistor.
13 Capacitors
• These two-terminal components store electrical energy
and can then release it when needed.
• They act like rechargeable batteries.
14 Inductors
• These components are usually made of a coil of wire,
and store energy in a magnetic field when current flows through them.
15 Diodes
• These components are made of semiconductor material
and have two terminals, a cathode and an anode.
• Diodes allow current to pass through in one direction,
and block current that goes against the flow.
16 Transistors
• These semiconductor devices can regulate voltage or
current in circuits, and can be used as switches or regulators.
• They can also control, amplify, or generate electric
