Electronics Systems
Electronics Systems
Electronics Systems
Semester : 3 Credits: 3
Course Objectives:
Course Prerequisites:
Course
Topic Course Title Semester
code
Basic knowledge about electrical
Applied Physics II 2
engineering
Knowledge about working of
Basic Automobile Engineering 2
engines
Course Outcomes:
On completion of the course, the student will be able to:
Duration
COn Description Cognitive Level
(Hours)
CO1 Outline the working of automotive battery. 15 Understanding
Series Test 2
CO – PO Mapping:
Course
PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7
Outcomes
CO1 3
CO2 3
CO3 3
CO4 3
Course Outline:
Module Duration
Description Cognitive Level
Outcomes (Hours)
CO1 Outline the working of automotive battery
Recall the basic terms relating to automotive
M1.01 3 Remembering
electrical systems
Define the basic terms relating to automotive
M1.02 5 Remembering
electronics
Summarize the principles of automotive
M1.03 5 Understanding
battery.
Contents:
Conductors, insulators, electric current, potential difference, power, electro motive force,
resistance, Ohm’s law, series and parallel circuits, electromagnetism, generation of ac and
dc, capacitance, inductance.
Semiconductors-construction, N-type, P-type, diodes-operation, types and applications,
thermistors-construction and application, silicon-controlled rectifiers-construction and
application, transistors-basic operation, types and application, transistor gates (basic
understanding only), Overview of Integrated circuits.
Battery-function, types-construction and principle of working of lead acid, Nickel-
cadmium, Lithium-ion, battery designs-maintenance free, hybrid, recombination, absorbed
glass mat, valve regulated, specific gravity, battery ratings, battery charging, jump starting,
battery troubles.
Series Test I 1
Contents:
Charging system-types, alternating current charging system operation, alternator
construction, alternator components-rotor, stator, rectifier unit, alternator output control,
alternator regulators.
Cranking circuit-parts, starting motor operation, types of motor-series, shunt, compound,
permanent magnet, starter motor parts, gear reduction starters, starter drives -Bendix, axial
starter, solenoid operated starters.
Contents:
Ignition system - purpose and functions, types - contact breaker point type, distributor
electronic ignition, distributor less electronic ignition - waste spark system, coil on plug
system, capacitor discharged ignition system, ignition coil - operation and construction,
triggering methods - Ignition Control Module and Power train Control Module, circuit
operation - magnetic sensor, hall effect switch, optical sensors, spark plug-construction,
ignition advance, ignition timing.
Series Test II 1
Contents
Automotive wiring terminology, ground wires, battery cable, fuses and circuit protection
devices, terminals and connectors, relays, wiring schematics and symbols.
Head light switch control, head light circuit, headlight types-sealed beam head lights,
halogen head lights, composite head lights, high intensity discharge head lights, LED
headlights, headlight dimmer switch, headlight aiming.
Other circuits (overview only)-Day time running lights, courtesy lights, blinker lights, dash
board warning lamps, electronic speedometer, electronic odometer, electronic fuel gauges,
rain sense wiper system, blower motor, power windows, power seats, outside folding
mirrors, keyless entry, anti-theft system.
Text /Reference:
T/R BookTitle/Author
Automotive Technology: Principles, Diagnosis, and Service by James D.
R1
Halderman, Prentice Hall
Automotive Technology: A Systems Approach by Jack Erjavec, Cengage
R2
Learning
R3 Automobile Electrical and ElectronicSystems by Tom Denton, Elsevier
R4 Automobile Engineering Vol-2 by Kirpal Singh, Standard Publications
R5 Automobile Electrical Equipment by Kohli, Tata McGraw-Hill
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