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    The document provides a lesson plan for a Circuits and Electronics course. It outlines the course description, pre-requisites, learning outcomes, topics to be covered, reference materials, and a lecture plan that divides the course content into four modules addressing basic circuit analysis techniques, handy circuit analysis methods, diodes and applications, and digital systems and Boolean algebra.

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    Form # IST-F-32/04

    Institute of Space Technology Date of Issue 08-May-2014


    AERO-C&E-LP-10/00
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    DEPARTMENT & PROGRAM: Dept of Avionics Engineering– BS Avionics Engineering


    COURSE CODE-COURSE NAME: 108101 - Circuit and Electronics Credit-Hours: 3

    COURSE DESCRIPTION:

    The Circuits and Electronics course is designed to cover the electric circuits and basic analog and
    digital devices. This course provides the undergraduate students with the foundation of basic laws
    and theory of basic linear electric circuits using passive elements. The course introduces concepts
    of charge, current and voltage to be followed with the description of current and voltage sources. An
    introduction to networks and circuits is accompanied by detailed discussion of Ohm’s law and the
    Kirchhoff’s laws. This is followed by circuit analysis techniques using Nodal and Mesh Analysis with
    particular reference to super-node and super-mesh. The course also covers Circuit Analysis
    Techniques including linearity and superposition and source transformations; and Maximum Power
    Transfer Theorem. After the resistive circuit analysis, basic analog and digital devices used in
    practical life, their characteristics and applications will be covered.

    PRE-REQUISITE: Nil

    CO-REQUISITE: Nil

    TEXT AND MATERIALS:


    Textbook: Engineering Circuit Analysis (Eighth edition) by Hayt, Kemmerly, and Durbin
    Electronics Devices by Floyd
    Digital Design by Mano & Ciletti

    References Material:
    Fundamentals of Electric Circuits by Charles K Alexander
    Electric Circuits by Nilsson and Reidel

    RELEVANT PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES (PLOs):

    The course contributes towards achievement of following program outcomes at the completion:
    PLO-01 To apply knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals and an
    engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problem
    PLO-02 To identify, formulate, research literature and analyze complex engineering problems
    reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural
    sciences and engineering sciences.
    COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES (CLOs):

    Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be able to:
    CLO-01 Find a given current or voltage in a resistive circuit with independent / dependent
    sources by applying node and mesh analysis techniques, Ohm’s law and the
    Kirchhoff’s laws.
    CLO-02 Analyze Thevenin and Norton Theorems to simplify resistive circuits with control
    sources. Use Super position, Sources Transformation and Maximum Power Transfer
    Theorems to solve resistive circuits.
    CLO-03 Explain the basic operation and applications of different analog devices.
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    CLO-04 Analyze various combinational and sequential circuits.

    Mapping of CLOs to Program Learning Outcomes

    CLOs / PLOs PLO1(Engineering PLO2 (Problem


    Knowledge) Analysis)
    CLO 1 √ √
    CLO 2 √ √
    CLO3 √
    CLO4 √ √

    PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS:
    After completing the course successfully, the students will be able to understand / analyze the
    resistive circuits and will be able to find current, voltage and max power required by the elements
    / circuits. Students will also be able to understand the operation and application of analog and
    digital devices.

    LECTURE PLAN:

    Instruction 40%
    Discussion 20%
    Exercises/Tutorial 40%

    Module Topic Reference Lecture N0


    (Text Book
    Sections)

    I. Basic Components and Electric Circuits Chapter 2 1-4


    (From Engineering Circuit Analysis by Hayt,
    Kemmerly and Durbin)

    Charge, Current, Voltage and Power 2.2 1,2


    Voltage and Current Sources 2.3 3
    Ohm’s Law 2.4 4

    Voltage and Current Laws Chapter 3 5-11

    Nodes, Paths, Loop, Branches and KCL 3.1, 3.2 5


    KVL and Single Loop Circuit 3.3, 3.4 6
    Single Node-Pair Circuit 3.5 7
    Series and Parallel Combination of Sources 3.6, 3.7 8,9
    and Resistors
    Voltage and Current Division Rule 3.8 10
    Problem Solution 11
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    Basic Nodal and Mesh Analysis Chapter 4 12-16

    Introduction to Nodal Analysis 4.1 12


    The Super Node 4.2 13
    Introduction to Mesh Analysis 4.3 14
    The Super Mesh 4.4 15
    Problems Solution 16

    II. Handy Circuit Analysis Techniques Chapter 5 17-25

    Linearity and Superposition 5.1 17


    Source Transformation 5.2 18
    Thevenin Equivalent circuits 5.3 19,20
    Norton Equivalent Circuits 5.3 21
    Problem Solution 22
    Maximum Power Transfer Theorem 5.4 23

    III Diode and Applications ( From Electronics Chapter 1 & 2 24-32


    Devices by Thomas L. Floyd)
    1-2 24
    Semi-Conductor Materials 1-4 25,26
    N-type & P-type Materials 1-5 27-28
    PN Junction Diode 2-1, 2-2 29,30
    Ideal & Practical Diode Model 2-4, 2-5, 2-6 31,32
    Applications of Diode

    Chapter 4 33-38
    Bipolar Junction Transistor 4-1 33
    Introduction 4-2 34,35
    Operation 4-4 36
    Biasing Techniques 4-5 37-38
    Applications

    IV Chapter 1 &2 39-41


    Digital Systems and Boolean Algebra (From
    Digital Design by M. Morris Mano and Michael
    D. Ciletti) 1.9 39
    Analog & Digital signals 39
    Logic Gates 2.2 40
    Boolean Algebra 2.3 41
    Boolean Identities 2.4 41
    De Morgan's Theorem
    Chapter 4 42-44
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    Combinational Circuits 4.2,4.5 42


    Adder & Subtractor 4.7,4.8 43
    Multiplier, Magnitude Comparator 4.9, 4.10
    Encoder & Decoder 4.11
    Multiplexer & Demultiplexer

    Chapter 5 45-47
    Sequential Circuits 5.2,5.3 45
    Latches 5.4 46
    Flip-flops 5.6
    47
    Registers and Counters
    REVISION 48
    17-18 W
    Final Assessment

    COURSE TARGETS:
    Module Teaching Assessment Learning Domain
    CLO No
    No Methodology Methodology with Level
    Instruction Quiz
    I CLO-01 Discussion One Hour Test C-3
    Exercises Final
    Instruction Quiz
    II CLO-02 Discussion One Hour Test C-3
    Exercises Final
    Instruction Quiz
    III CLO-03 Discussion One Hour Test C-2
    Exercises Final
    Instruction Quiz
    IV CLO-04 Discussion One Hour Test C-3, C-4
    Exercises Final

    ASSESMENT:
    Quizzes 10-15%
    OHT Exam 35-40%
    Final Exam 45-50%
    _____________________________
    Total 100%

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