GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, JAIPUR

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II YEAR B.Tech. III SEMESTER 3EC4-06: Network Theory

Recommended books:
T1 :- Mac Elwyn Van Valkenburg: Network analysis ISBN 9780136110958, Prentice-Hall, 1974

T2 :- Abhijit Chakrabarti: Circuit Theory Analysis & Synthesis, ISBN 8177000004, Dhanpat Rai
Publishing Company (P) Limited, 2008

T3 :- Smarajit Ghosh: NETWORK THEORY: ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS, ISBN 8120326385 ,

PHI Learning, 2005.

BLOWN UP TOPICS
TOPIC AS PER RTU ( 1x10 TIMES OF UNIV. SYLLABUS) PROPOSED REVISED
SYLLABUS DATE
DATE

Introduction: Objective,
Scope and Outcome Of
The Course

1.1 Overview of Network Theory

Unit # 1 and its significance.

Node and Mesh 1.2 Node Analysis.

Analysis, matrix
approach of network 1.3 Mesh Analysis.
containing
voltage and current 1.4 Matrix approach of network
sources, and containing voltage sources.
reactances, source 1.5 Matrix approach of network
transformation containing current sources.
and duality. 1.6 Matrix approach of
network containing
reactances.
1.7 Source transformation and
duality.

Unit # 2 2.1 Network theorems:

Network theorems: Superposition
Superposition, 2.2 Network theorems:
reciprocity, Reciprocity
Thevenin’s, Norton’s, 2.3 Network theorems:
Maximum power Thevenin’s theorem.
Transfer, 2.4 Network theorems: Norton’s
compensation and theorem.
Tallegen's theorem as 2.5 Network theorems: Maximum

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applied to AC. power Transfer theorem.

circuits. 2.6 Network theorems:
Compensation. theorem as
applied to AC. Circuits.
2.7 Network theorems: Tallegen's
theorem as applied to AC.
Circuits.

3.1. Trigonometric and

Unit # 3 exponential Fourier series.
3.2 Fourier series: Discrete
spectra and symmetry of
Trigonometric and waveform.
exponential Fourier
series: Discrete
spectra and 3.3 Steady state response of a
symmetry of network to non-sinusoidal
waveform, steady periodic inputs.
state response of a
network to non- 3.4 Power factor and effective
sinusoidal values
periodic inputs, 3.5 Fourier transform and
power factor, effective continuous spectra.
values, Fourier 3.6 Three phase unbalanced
transform and circuit and power calculation
continuous spectra, 3.7 Three phase unbalanced
three phase circuit
unbalanced circuit 3.8 Power calculation
and power
calculation.
Unit # 4 4.1 Laplace transforms
Laplace transforms
and properties: 4.2 Laplace transforms
Partial fractions, properties: Partial fractions
singularity 4.3 singularity functions and
functions, waveform waveform synthesis
synthesis, analysis of 4.4 Analysis of RC networks
RC, RL, and RLC 4.5 Analysis of RL networks
networks with and 4.6 Analysis of RLC networks
without initial 4.7 Analysis of networks with and
conditions with without initial conditions
Laplace transforms 4.8 Analysis of networks with and
evaluation of initial without initial conditions with
conditions.. lapalace transforms evaluation

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5.1 Transient behavior

Unit # 5 5.2 Concept of complex frequency
5.3 Driving points and transfer
Transient behavior, functions poles and zeros of
concept of complex immittance function
frequency, Driving
points 5.4 Driving points and transfer
and transfer functions poles and zeros of
functions poles and immittance function: their
zeros of immittance properties
function, their 5.5 Sinusoidal response from
properties, sinusoidal pole-zero locations
response from pole- 5.6 convolution theorem
zero locations, 5.7 Two four port network and
convolution theorem interconnections
and Two four port 5.8 Behaviors of series and
network and parallel resonant circuits
interconnections, 5.9 Introduction to band pass and
Behaviors of series low pass
and parallel resonant
circuits, 5.10 Introduction to high pass
Introduction to band and band reject filters
pass, low pass, high
pass and band reject
filters.

FACULTY NAME: ARUNABHA DATTA

Designation: Assistant Professor