This document provides an overview of the contents and learning outcomes covered in the Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering course. The four units cover: [1] semiconductor devices like diodes and transistors; [2] Boolean algebra and logic gates; [3] network theory theorems; and [4] AC circuits, electrical machines, and DC motors. The course aims to teach students fundamental concepts in electrical engineering through 58 lectures focused on diodes, transistors, logic operations, network analysis, sinusoidal waveforms, transformers, and motor characteristics.
This document provides an overview of the contents and learning outcomes covered in the Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering course. The four units cover: [1] semiconductor devices like diodes and transistors; [2] Boolean algebra and logic gates; [3] network theory theorems; and [4] AC circuits, electrical machines, and DC motors. The course aims to teach students fundamental concepts in electrical engineering through 58 lectures focused on diodes, transistors, logic operations, network analysis, sinusoidal waveforms, transformers, and motor characteristics.
This document provides an overview of the contents and learning outcomes covered in the Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering course. The four units cover: [1] semiconductor devices like diodes and transistors; [2] Boolean algebra and logic gates; [3] network theory theorems; and [4] AC circuits, electrical machines, and DC motors. The course aims to teach students fundamental concepts in electrical engineering through 58 lectures focused on diodes, transistors, logic operations, network analysis, sinusoidal waveforms, transformers, and motor characteristics.
Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering ECEG-1004 UNIT Contents Lectures COs Semiconductor Devices: Diode: Fundamental Characteristics of diode: Formation of I P-N junction, I-V characteristics, half-wave and full-wave rectifier circuits, Zener and Avalanche breakdown; diode 8+8 CO1 applications in clipper and clamper, Zener diode: voltage regulator. Transistor: Construction and operation, Transistor amplifying action, Amplification factors; Limits of operation, Applications of transistor, DC-Biasing: Fixed bias, Emitter bias, Voltage divider bias. Boolean algebra: Number system and codes, Minimization techniques: Boolean logic operations, Basic laws of Boolean II algebra, De Morgan’s Theorems; Logic gates: AND, OR, 7 CO2 NAND, NOR and realization. Implementation of Adder and subtractor, Two, three and four variables Karnaugh-map (K- map) Network Theory: Voltage and current sources (conversion), Kirchoff current and voltage laws, Network theorems (DC/AC): Superposition, Thevenin’s and Maximum Power 10 CO3 III Transfer theorem, star-delta transformations. AC Circuits and Electrical Machines Representation of sinusoidal waveforms, peak and RMS IV values, phasor representation. Elementary analysis of single- 12 CO4 phase ac circuits R, L, C, series/parallel RLC circuits and Resonance conditions. DC machines: working Principle transformer, losses in transformers & efficiency; Classification of motors (AC & DC), characteristics & applications of DC Motors