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    Syllabus - EE1100 (April - June 2021)

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    The syllabus outlines the topics covered in the Basic Electrical Engineering course over April to June 2021. The topics include circuit analysis using Kirchhoff's laws, series and parallel circuits, capacitors, inductors, AC circuits, transformers, induction machines, DC machines, diodes, operational amplifiers and more. Students will have assignments, midterm and final exams. The course references four textbooks and the instructor will communicate any changes via the course Moodle site.

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    The syllabus outlines the topics covered in the Basic Electrical Engineering course over April to June 2021. The topics include circuit analysis using Kirchhoff's laws, series and parallel circuits, capacitors, inductors, AC circuits, transformers, induction machines, DC machines, diodes, operational amplifiers and more. Students will have assignments, midterm and final exams. The course references four textbooks and the instructor will communicate any changes via the course Moodle site.

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    EE 1100 Basic Electrical Engineering – Syllabus

    April - June 2021

    Topics
    1. Introduction, Course overview, Basics and definitions: Electric current and quantity of electricity,
    potential difference and resistance, linear and non-linear devices, Ohm's law, conductors and
    insulators, electrical power and energy.
    2. Circuit laws and solving for unknowns: description & derivation of Kirchhoff’s laws, series and
    parallel connections, analysis of circuits using Nodal analysis technique. Usage of the principle of
    linearity and superposition to solve when multiple sources are present. Thevenin’s equivalent circuit
    representation. Maximum power transfer in a circuit.
    3. Dynamic circuit components L & C: derivation of the relationship between current and voltage in
    capacitors(C) and inductors (L), power in L & C, combination of R & L , R & C, numerical & graphical
    analysis of transients with DC sources, combination of R, L & C in circuits.
    4. Single phase AC circuits: Introduction to AC signals and sources, description of AC signals using
    magnitude, frequency and phase, distinguishing between peak, average and RMS values,
    Single phase AC circuits: Differentiate between DC and steady state, calculation of power in AC
    systems
    5. Definition of power in AC circuits, Differentiating between active, reactive and apparent power,
    introduction to power factor, usage of phasors to represent, manipulate and calculate circuit
    quantities like voltage, current, impedance and power
    6. Derivation of properties of R, L and C with AC signals, introduction to Impedance(Z) and admittance
    7. Single phase AC circuits : Application of circuit analysis techniques to AC systems, analysis of
    frequency response of R, L and C, calculating transfer-function of a circuit, pole-zero plots, Analysis
    of frequency-domain response of RLC circuits.
    8. Poles and zeros (contd.), Bode plots of transfer functions, filters: low-pass, high-pass, band-pass
    and band-reject.
    9. Three-phase AC circuits: power in 3-phase circuits, star and delta connection.
    10. Diodes, applications of diodes: Diode characteristics (ideal, semiconductor), voltage and current
    relationship, diode circuits- rectifiers, peak and envelop detectors.
    11. Operational amplifiers: Description of amplifiers as a black box and definition of gain, effect of
    feedback on gain, operational amplifiers, sum and difference amplifiers, integrators, differentiators,
    buffers.
    12. Single phase transformer: principle of operation, equivalent circuit, equivalent circuit, parameters,
    open circuit and short circuit tests, voltage regulation and efficiency.
    13. Induction machine: principle of operation, equivalent circuit, no-load and blocked rotor test,
    torque-slip characteristics, efficiency.
    14. DC machines: general construction of DC machines and description of parts, DC generators and
    motors, excitation configurations, uses of series, shunt or separately excited machines, speed and
    torque, connection between the electrical and mechanical domain.

    * Assignments will be graded


    * Exams : Mid-sem and End-sem will be conducted
    * Any changes will be communicated in class and via course Moodle

    Books:

    ● Electrical Circuit Theory and Technology, John Bird, Elsevier, 2011 [Text book]
    ● Essentials of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Kerns & Irwin, Pearson, 2004
    ● Electrical Engineering Fundamentals, Vincent Del Toro, Prentice Hall, 2006.
    ● Electrical Engineering Concepts and Applications, Carlson and Gisser, Addison Wesley, 1990.

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