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    B.SC (ECS) 14ECU01 Principles of Electronics: Programme Course Code Title

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    This document outlines the objectives, inputs, units, and expected level of output for an electronics and communication systems course on principles of electronics. The course aims to impart fundamental knowledge of passive and active components, AC and DC circuits, and network theorems. It is intended to provide a conceptual level understanding. The course is divided into 5 units covering topics such as passive circuit components, AC/DC circuits fundamentals, network theorems, semiconductor devices, and FETs and thyristors. It will include 55 hours of instruction with 80% devoted to theory and 20% to problem solving. Students will be evaluated through continuous internal assessments and an end semester exam.

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    This document outlines the objectives, inputs, units, and expected level of output for an electronics and communication systems course on principles of electronics. The course aims to impart fundamental knowledge of passive and active components, AC and DC circuits, and network theorems. It is intended to provide a conceptual level understanding. The course is divided into 5 units covering topics such as passive circuit components, AC/DC circuits fundamentals, network theorems, semiconductor devices, and FETs and thyristors. It will include 55 hours of instruction with 80% devoted to theory and 20% to problem solving. Students will be evaluated through continuous internal assessments and an end semester exam.

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    Course Objective : To impart fundamental knowledge on Passive and Active components,

    AC and DC circuits, and Network Theorems.


    Expected Level of Output : Conceptual Level
    Department offered : Electronics and Communication Systems
    Course Inputs :
    Unit Description
    Text
    Book
    Chapter
    Instructional
    Hours







    I

    Passive Circuit Components
    Resistors
    Fixed resistor; Variable resistor; Colour coding;
    Tolerance
    B 2 2
    Series and parallel connection B 2 1
    Capacitors
    Basic structure and symbol; Fixed capacitors; Variable
    capacitors; Dissipation Factor
    A 7 2
    Series and Parallel Connection A 7 1

    Inductors
    Inductance of the coil; Fixed inductors; Variable
    inductors; Inductive reactance; Energy stored in an
    inductor; Q factor
    A 7 3
    Mutual Inductance; Series and Parallel Connection A 7 2
    II

    AC and DC Circuits Fundamentals
    Alternating current; Peak value; Average value; RMS
    value; Frequency; Time period
    A 6 1
    Wave length; Phase angle; Three phase AC Power; AC
    circuits with resistance
    B 16 2
    AC circuits with X
    L
    ; AC circuits with X
    C
    ; Series
    reactance and resistance; Parallel reactance and
    resistance
    B 24 2
    Series Parallel reactance and resistance; Real power;
    Apparent power
    B 24 1
    Series resonance circuit; Parallel resonance circuit B 26 1
    Ohms law; Kirchhoffs law B 3&9 1
    Analysis of Series circuit; Parallel circuits and Series
    Parallel circuits
    B 4,5&6 2
    Voltage divider; Current divider; Simple problems in
    DC circuits
    B 7 2
    Programme Course Code Title
    B.Sc (ECS) 14ECU01 Principles of Electronics
    III

    Network Theorem
    Superposition theorem; Thevenins theorem
    B 10 2
    Thevenzing a circuit with two Voltage Source;
    Thevenzing a Bridge circuits
    B 10 2
    Norton theorem; Thevenins Norton conversion B 10 2
    Conversion of voltage and current source; Millmans
    theorem
    B 10 2
    Maximum power transfer theorem; Simple problems in
    DC circuits
    A&B 5,10 2
    IV
    Semiconductor Devices
    Conductor; Semiconductor; Intrinsic Semiconductor;
    Extrinsic semiconductor
    A 10 2
    P type and N type Semiconductor A 10 1
    PN junction diode; V-I characteristics; Applications A 12 1
    Zener diode; V-I characteristics; Zener diode
    Applications
    A 13 1
    Construction of NPN, PNP transistors A 14 1
    Operation of NPN, PNP transistors A 14 1
    Characteristics of CE and CB Transistor configurations A 14 2

    V

    FET and Thyristors
    JFET: Construction, Operation and Characteristics;
    Comparison between FET and BJT
    A 16 2
    MOSFET: Types; construction, Working and
    Characteristics
    A 16 2
    SCR: Construction, Operation and V-I characteristics;
    Applications
    A 17 1
    TRIAC: Construction, Operation and V-I characteristics;
    Applications
    A 17 1
    UJT: Construction, Operation and V-I characteristics;
    Applications
    A 17 1
    DIAC: Construction and V-I characteristics A 17 1

    Revision
    5
    Total Hours 55

    Note: 80% Theory; 20% Problems
    CIA 25 marks; End Semester: 75 marks


    Text Books:
    A. R.S.Sedha, A Text Book of Applied Electronics, S.Chand and Company Ltd., 2010.
    B. Bernard Grob, Basic Electronics, Tata McGraw Hill, Ninth Edition 2003.

    Reference Books:
    A. V.K. Mehta, Rohit Mehta, Principles of Electronics, S.Chand and Company Ltd., 2005.
    B. Malvino, Albert Paul, Electronic Principles, Tata McGraw Hill, Sixth Edition 2004.

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