Study and Evaluation Scheme For Diploma Programme: Electrical Engineering Section

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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
SECTION
STUDY AND
EVALUATION
SCHEME
FOR DIPLOMA
PROGRAMME
UNIVERSITY POLYTECHNIC,AMU TRAINING & PLACEMENT OFFICE
INSTRUMEN
CONTROL
TATION &
PRINCIPAL: Prof. S. Iqbal Ali

INCHARGE: ER.Tahzeeb Abbasi
w.e.f.
Er. Shahnawaz Mohsin
2013
TRAINING AND PLACEMENT OFFICER
UNIVERSITY POLYTECHNIC, AMU, ALIGARH, UP, INDIA
DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING ( INSTRUMENTATION& CONTROL )
S. NO. COURSE NO. COURSE TITLE PAGE NO.
SEMESTER I 3
1 BPH-101 Applied Physics-I 4
2 BCH-101 Applied Chemistry-I 5
3 BMA-101 Applied Math-I 6
4 BME-103 Engg. Drawing-I 7
5 BME-104 Mechanical Engg. 8
6 BEE-101 Electrical Engg. 9
1 BPH-191 Physics Lab-I 10
2 BCH-191 Chemistry Lab-I 11
3 BME-192 Workshop Practice-I 12
4 BEE-191 Electrical Engg. Lab-I 13
SEMESTER II 14
1 BEN-201 English & Comm. Skills 15
2 BPH-201 Applied Physics-II 16
3 BCH-201 Applied Chemistry-II 17
4 BMA-201 Applied Math-II 18
5 BME-202 Engg. Drawing-II 19
6 BEE-201 Electronics Engg. 20
1 BPH-291 Physics Lab –II 21
2 BCH-291 Chemistry Lab-II 22
3 BEE-291 Information Technology Lab 23
4 BEE-292 Electrical Engg. Lab-II 24
SEMESTER III 25
1 BMA-301 Applied Math-III 26
2 BEE-301 Electrical Machine -I 27
3 BEE-302 Electronic Devices & Circuits 28
4 BEE-303 Circuit Theory-I 29
5 BIE-301 Instrumentation Devices & System. 30
1 BEE-391 Electronics Lab-I 31
2 BEE-392 Electrical Engineering Lab –III (Circuit Lab) 32
3 BIE-391 Instrumentation Workshop -I 33
4 BEE-394 Estimating & Costing -I 34
SEMESTER IV 35
1 BEE-401 Electrical Measurement & Measuring Instruments 36
2 BEE-402 Circuit Theory -II 37
3 BEE-403 Digital Electronics 38
4 BLC-404 Computer Programming 39
5 BIE-401 Electronic Instrumentation-I 40
1 BEE-491 Electronics Lab-II 41
2 BEE-492 Electrical Engineering Lab –IV (Measurement) 42
3 BEE-494 Estimating & Costing-II 43
4 BIE-491 Instrumentation Lab-I 44
SEMESTER V 45
1 BEE-501 Power Electronics 46
2 BEE-502 Automatic Control System 47
3 BEE-503 Microprocessor & Application 48
4 BIE-501 Process Instrumentation & Control 49
5 BCE-507 Environmental Studies 50
1 BEE-591 Electronics & Control Lab-I 51
2 BEE-593 Electronics Workshop 52
3 BIE-591 Instrumentation Lab-II 53
4 BIE-592 Project (Minor) 54
SEMESTER VI 55
1 BEE-601 Mechatronics 56
2 BEE-602 Switch Gear & Protection 57
3 BEE-603 Utilization of Electrical Energy 58
4 BIE-601 Electronic Instrumentation-II 59
5 BME-606 Management & Entrepreneurship 60
1 BEE-691 Electronics & Control Lab-II 61
2 BIE-691 Instrumentation & µP Lab 62
3 BIE-692 Instrumentation Workshop-II 63
4 BIE-693 Project (Major) 64
Courtesy: Training and Placement Officer, University Polytechnic, AMU Aligarh, India 2
STUDY AND EVALUATION SCHEME FOR DIPLOMA PROGRAMME UNIVERSITY POLYTECHNIC,
A.M.U. ALIGARH
Name of the Branch: - INSTRUMENTATION& CONTROL
Semester: - First
THEORY COURSES:
S.N Course Study Evaluation Scheme

Course Title Dur Max Marks
o No Scheme
L P Hrs. Cours Mid End Tot
atio
Pds./
1 BPH-101 Applied Physics-I 2 - 2 5 10 35 50
e Sem Sem al
n of
2 BCH-101 Applied Chemistry-I 2 wk- 2 5 10 35 50
Work Exam
3 BMA-101 Applied Math-I 5 - 3end 10 15 75 100
4 BME-103 Engg. Drawing-I - 4 3sem 50 15 35 100
5 BME-104 Mechanical Engg. 4 - 3 10 15 75 100
exa
6 BEE-101 Electrical Engg. 4 - 3 10 15 75 100
m
Total 17 4 500
PRACTICAL COURSES:
1 BPH-191 Physics Lab-I - 2 3 30 - 20 50
2 BCH-191 Chemistry Lab-I - 2 3 30 - 20 50
3 BME-192 Workshop Practice-I - 4 3 80 - 40 12
4 BEE-191 Electrical Engg. Lab-I - 2 3 50 - 30 80
0
Total - 10 30
Grant Total 17 14 80
0
Period per week= 31
0
 Course Common with other Diploma Programmes

 Course Common with………………………………………………………………….
STUDY AND EVALUATION SCHEME FOR DIPLOMA PROGRAMME UNIVERSITY POLYTECHNIC, A.M.U., ALIGARH
DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING (COMMON TO ALL BRANCHES)
I-SEMESTER
APPLIED PHYSICS-I
(COURSE NO: BPH-101)
Pds/week Duration of Exam Max Marks

L P Hrs Course Work Mid-Sem Exam End-Sem Exam Total
2 - 2 5 10 35 50
UNIT CONTENTS %age

Scalar and vector quantities. Type of vectors,. zero vector, unit vector,
equal vectors .Resolution of vectors. . Vector expressed in terms of
position vectors. Multiplication of a vector by scalar. Scalar and Vector
products of two vectors. Applications of scalar and vector products in
I mechanics and electrodynamics. Rigid body, rotational motion of a rigid 25
body. Moment of inertia and radius of gyration. Kinetic energy of rotating
body, theorems of moment of inertia, calculation of moment of inertia of
a thin uniform rod and a circular disc.
Postulates of kinetic theory of gases, derivation of expression for pressure
exerted by a perfect gas. Kinetic interpretation of temperature, mean
transnational kinetic energy. Specific heat of gases, relation between Cp
II and Cv, concept of heat and temperature. Zeroth law of thermodynamics. 25
First law of thermodynamics, statements of second law of
thermodynamics. Heat engine. Thermal conductivity and measurement of
thermal conductivity of a good conductor in laboratory.
Molecular structure of material. Elasticity. Stress, strain, Hooke’s law.
Young’s modulus of elasticity. Bulk modulus, Shear modulus or modulus of
III rigidity. Poisson’s ratio. Relation between elastic constants (without 25
proof). Tensional rigidity. Determination of Young’s modulus of elasticity
in laboratory.
Nature of light, interference of light, Young’s double slit experiment,
expression for fringe width, conditions for maxima and minima. Diffraction
IV of light, two classes of diffraction. Polarization of light. Method of getting 25
polarized light. Brewster’s Law. Optical fibres, monomode and multimode
fibers. Applications of optical fibres
REFERENCE BOOKS:
01. Fundamental of Physics,
D-Halliday, R.Rasnick and J.Walker.
02. Physics for class XI, N.K. Bajaj.
03. ABC Physics for class XI
04. Applied Physics, by R K. Gaur.
05. Physics for class XI
06. Physics for class XI,NCERT
I-SEMESTER
APPLIED CHEMISTRY-I
(COURSE NO: BCH-101)

2 - 2 5 10 35 50
UNIT CONTENTS %age

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Origin and growth of organic chemistry, catenation, homologous series,
functional groups, isomerism, hydrocarbons and their classification, 25
I nomenclature of organic compounds by IUPAC system, preparation and
properties of alkanes, alkenes and alkynes.(Addition reaction, substitution
reaction and elimination reaction)
ELECTROCHEMISTRY
Metallic and electrolytic conductivity, Arrhenius’ theory of ionization,
distinction between atom and ion, ionization and dissociation, electrolysis,
mechanism of electrolysis, mechanism of molten sodium chloride using
II carbon electrodes, electrolysis of aqueous solution of sulphuric acid, sodium 25
hydroxide, copper sulphate . Faraday’s laws of electrolysis, numerical
problems based on these laws, industrial applications of electrolysis
(electroplating, electro refining, electrometallurgy, electrotyping and
manufacture of chemicals .)
pH VALUE OF BUFFER SOLUTION
A: Hydrogen ion concentration, Ionic product of water, concept of pH,
importance of pH values as applied to engineering, numerical problems
based on pH value.
III B: Buffer solutions, types of buffer solution, buffer action, mechanism of 25
buffer action in the buffer solution of the single compounds as well as in the
acidic and basic buffer solutions. numerical problems based on the buffer
solution.
ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY
Environmental chemistry: definition and scope, environment,
environmental segments, atmospheric regions, chemical species and
particulates present in the atmosphere, radiation balance, lapse rate and
IV temperature immersion, green-house effect and global warming, formation 25
and depletion of ozone in the atmosphere, acid rain, air pollution, types of
air pollutants, their sources and effects on human health, water pollution,
types of water pollutants, sewage, testing of sewage, Biochemical Oxygen
Demand(BOD) and Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD)
REFERENCE BOOKS:
01. Polytechnic chemistry by V.P Mehta,
02. Environmental chemistry by B.K. Sharma
03. Text-book of Engg. Chemistry by S.S Dara
04. New course chemistry by S.N. Dhawan, P.N. Kapil and S.C Kheterpal
I- SEMESTER
APPLID MATHEMATICS
(COURSE NO : BMA-101)

5 0 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

ALGEBRA:
Introduction: Partial fraction of a proper fraction and related
problems. Sequence and Series, Arithmetic progression, Arithmetic
mean, Geometric progression and Harmonic progression, sum of
infinite G.P Recurring decimals as infinite G.P problems on A.P. G.P
I 20
and H.P.Binomial Theorem, properties of Binomial theorem and its
applications, Determinates, Method for calculating the value of
determinant: Definition of minors and cofactors, properties of
determinants and its applications. Solution of linear equations by
Cramer’s Rule.
TRIGONOMETRY:
Trigonometrical ratios of the sum and difference of two angles.
II 20
Trigonometrical ratios of multiple and submultiples angle.Conditional
Trigonometrical identities. Trigonometrical equations.
COORDINATE GEOMETRY-I
Point, Cartesian and Polar co-ordinates and their conversion, Distance
between two points. Internal and external division. Formulae, Area of
III 20
triangle, conditions of collinearity of three points.Locus.Equation of a
straight line in various standard forms, Angle between Straight-lines,
perpendicular distance formula.
COORDINATE GEOMETRY-II
Equation of circle in a standard form, center and radius, conditions for
IV 20
a circle on a given diameter and problems.
Definition conics, standard equation of parabola and ellipse.
COMPLEX NUMBERS
Introduction, standard form of complex number, conjugate
V 20
complex,Number, square root and cube root of unity, triangular
inequality De Moivre’s theorem.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
1.Applied Mathematics by Prof. V.K. Parashar

2. Applied Mathematics (Vol-1 & II) by R.D. Sharma
3. Engg. Mathematics, by H.K. Das
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL / INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGINEERING
I-SEMESTER
ENGINEERING DRAWING-I
(COURSE NO : BME- 103 )

4 3 50 15 35 100
UNIT CONTENTS Marks

1. Introduction to Tech. Drawing :Use of different drawing
instruments & equipments, sheet layout, types of lines, method of
dimensioning and material symbols
2. Printing of Letter: Single stroke letters, capital and lowercase
I 10
letters, straight and italics lettering, roman lettering block printings.
3. Introduction of scale, need of scale, definition & calculation of
representative fraction, construction of scale, types of scale,
problems on plane and diagonal scale.
GEOMETRICAL CONSTRUCTIONS
1. Dividing a line into number of equal parts, bisect an angle, drawing
perpendicular, parallel lines tangent & normal and construction of
plane figures, draw regular polygons (maximum six sides).
2. Construction of Geometrical figures: To draw an ellipse by arcs of
II 10
circle, concentric circle, rectangle/oblong and directrix focus
method to, draw cycloid, epicycloid, hypocycloid, involute of
polygon & circle, archimedian spiral, helix on a cylinder, draw
parabola by directrix focus and rectangle method, hyperbola by
directrix focus and rectangular method.
ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTIONS
1. Introduction to orthographic system of projection, quadrants and
use of first and third angle method of projection, position of point,
projection of point in different quadrants, projection of point on
HP/VP
III 2. Projection of straight lines, inclination lines, different positions of 15
lines i.e. parallel to VP and inclined to HP and vice versa.
3. Projection of planes parallel to one of the principal planes,
projection of planes inclined to one of the principal planes and
perpendicular to other, projection of planes inclined to both the
reference planes.
REFERENCE BOOKS
1. Engineering Drawing: By N.D. Bhatt.
2. Engineering Drawing: By R.K. Dhawan.
3. Engineering Drawing: By P.S. Gill
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL /INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGINEERING
I-SEMESTER
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
(COURSE NO: BME-104)

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENTS %age

TRANSMISSION OF POWER
Belt Drive: (Flat belts & V-Belts): Description of Open & Cross belt drive and their
uses. Simple calculations on velocity ratio and slip.
Gear Drive: Types of Gears, Nomenclature, Simple & Compound Gearing.
I 20
Clutches & Brakes: Cone & Single Plate Clutches, shoes Brakes (Simple description
only)
Couplings: Flange coupling & Universal coupling.
Bearings: Bush, ball and roller bearings.
FASTENERS
Riveted joints, welded joints, types of nuts & bolts, cotter & knuckle joints and
foundation bolts.
II 20
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES (IC ENGINES)
Types of IC engines, working principle, two stroke & four stroke (Diesel & Petrol)
engines.
REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING
How to produce cooling, unit of refrigeration, Coefficient of Performance(COP),
Energy Efficient Ratio(EER), Comfort Air Conditioning & Industrial Air Conditioning ,
Types of equipments and their selection, Cooling and heating load calculation of a
III 25
small building (two / three rooms)
Steam Generators: Classification of Boilers commonly used in thermal power
plants. Accessories, Simple problems on properties of steam, Equivalent
evaporation and efficiency of Boilers.
THERMAL TURBINES
Principal constructional features, operation and characteristics of the steam
IV turbines used as a prime mover, surface condensers, and elementary ideas about 15
gas turbines. Function of condensers in steam power plants, comparison between
different types of condensers
HYDRAULICS AND HYDRAULIC MACHINES
Bernoulli’s theorem concept of head, Constructional features, operation and
characteristics of various hydraulic turbines as prime movers. Specific speed and
V 20
efficiency calculations. Selection for low head, medium head and high head plants.
Hydraulic Pumps: classification of pumps, description, working, areas of application
and selection of centrifugal pump.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
1. Mechanical Engineering by S.K Hajara Chaudhry.
2. Hydraulics and Hydraulic Machine by: R.K. Rajput
DIPLOMA IN (ELECTRICAL/ INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGG
I-SEMESTER
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
(COURSE NO: BEE-101)

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

D.C FUNDAMENTAL AND CIRCUITS.
Ampere Volt and Ohm. Kirchoff’s Laws, analysis of D.C. circuits with KCL and
I 20
KVL. Resistance, grouping of resistors, temperature coefficient of resistance.
Work, Energy and Power. Sample problems.
MAGNETIC CIRCUITS, ELCTRO-MAGNETC INDUCTION AND CAPACITORS.
Faraday’s & lenz’s law of electromagnetic induction. Induced and generated
voltages.
Inductance and its units, self and mutual inductances, energy stored in an
II inductor, capacitance and it’s unit, grouping of capacitors, energy stored in a 20
capacitor. Magnetic Circuit: associated terms and their units, simple
problems on series and parallel
Magnetic circuits.
ALTERNATING CURRENTS FUNDAMENTALS
Concept of alternating quantities, instantaneous, Average & R.M.S value.
III 20
nature of alternating voltage and current. Sinusoidal equation, phasor
diagram, lagging,leading quantities.
POWER IN A SINGLE PHASE A.C. CIRCUIT.
Power in an a.c circuit, power factor, active and reactive currents.
IV 20
Relationship between current and voltage in purely resistive, inductive and
capacitive circuits, inductive and capacitive reactance.
THREE PHASE CIRCUITS
Generation of three phase voltages, phase sequence, star and delta
V 20
connections, line and phase values, phasor diagrams, power in a three phase
balanced and Solution of three phase balanced circuits.
Recommended Books:
1. Fundamental of Electrical Engg…………..Ashfaq Husain
2. Electrical Engg. Principles………………... Ashfaq Husain
3. Principles of Electrical Engg………………V.K. Mehta
4. A Text of Electrical Tech…………………..B.L.Tharaja
A.K.Tharaja
I-SEMESTER
APPLIED PHYSICS-I LAB

- 2 3 30 -- 20 50
01. (a) To determine the volume of the material contained in a given cylinder
by Vernier Callipers.
(b) To determine the density of the material of the given wire by screw gauge and Physical
Balance.
02. To determine the coefficient of friction between wood and glass and to plot a graph between
frictional force(F) and normal reaction(R).
03. To find the weight of a given body using the law of parallelogram of vectors.
04. To verify the Boyle’s law and to plot a graph between P and 1/V.
05. To study the variation of time period (T) with length (L) of a simple pendulum and hence to
determine the value of g at Aligarh by plotting L-T2 graph.
06. To determine the refractive index of the material of the prism by angle of minimum deviation
method.
07. To determine the refractive index of the glass with the help of a travelling microscope.
08. To determine the focal length of a convex lens by two-pin method.
I-SEMESTER
APPLIED CHEMISTRY-I LAB
(COURSE NO: BCH-191)

- 2 3 30 -- 20 50
01. Preparation of standard solution.

02. Determination of normality and strength of sodium hydroxide solution by titrating it with standard
oxalic acid solution (Acid-Base Titration)
03. Preparation of urea- formaldehyde and resorcinol formaldehyde and find out their yields
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL/INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGG
I-SEMESTER
WORKSHOP PRACTICE
(COURSE NO: BME-192)

- 4 3 80 - 40 120
CARPENTARY SHOP: Safety Precautions to be served in the shop
Introduction to various types of wood by demonstration and their identification. Demonstration, function
and use of commonly used hand tools. Care and maintenance of tools, safety measures to be observed.
Exercises on
Marking, sawing and planning practice, Extensive planning practice and chiseling practice, Introduction to
carpentry joints ,their relative advantages and uses, Preparation of a half lap joint Preparation of Mortise
and tennon joint, Preparation of dovetail and glued joint, Preparation of Mitre joint
Note :Any three jobs to be completed
SHEET METAL SHOP: Safety Precautions to be served in the shop
Exercises on
Introduction & demonstration of tools used in Sheet metal working shop, Cutting, shearing and bending of
sheet, To prepare a soap case by the metal sheet, To make a funnel with thin sheet and to solder the seam
of the same, To make a cylinder and to solder the same, Preparation of different type of joints such as Lap
joint-single seam, double seam. Hemp and wired joints.
PLUMBING SHOP: Safety Precautions to be served in the shop
Introduction to pipes and pipe fittings, their specification. Demonstration, function and use of plumber’s
tool and equipments.
Exercises on
Practice on threading external and internal. Demonstration of various joints by the instruction,
Preparation of right angled pipe joints, Exercise -3 Study of-bib cock, cistern or stop cock, wheel valve and
gate valve etc
PAINTING SHOP: Safety Precautions to be served in the shop
Exercises on
Preparation of surface, Application of primer coat, Polishing on wood items, Painting on wooden items,
Painting steel items, Painting jobs by brush, roller and spray.
WELDING SHOP: Safety Precautions to be served in the shop
Exercises on
Welding practice-gas and electric, Welding for lap joint after preparing the edge, Welding of Butt joint after
preparation of the edge, 'T' joint welding after preparation of edge, Spot welding, by spot welding machine.
MACHINE SHOP: Safety Precautions to be served in the shop
Exercises on
Demonstration study of lathe machine, tools, and attachments. Exercise on Plain turning. Exercises on
plane turning / step turning / facing / taper turning.
Note: Number of Experiments depend upon the availability of equipment and time.
DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING
FIRST SEMESTER
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LAB-I
BEE-191
1. (a) To control one lamp with one switch.

(b) To control two lamps in series, two lamps in parallel and one alone
2. (a) Study of stair case lighting system using two-way switch.

(b) Study of Intermediate switch and its application in corridor lighting system.
3. To make connections for gallery lighting.
4. (a) To make connection for 230V bell.

(b) To make connection for 6V bell using 230/6V transformer.
(c) To make connection for bell with indicator.
5. Study of various types of wires and cables used in domestic wiring.

(a) Measurement of SWG of the wires.
(b) Practice in making ‘T’ and Mesh joint.
6. Practice in making Plastic Casing-Capping wiring for one point.
7. Practice in making P.V.C conduit wiring for one point.
8. Testing of following faults of electrical installation by Megger.

(i) Open circuit fault
(ii) Short circuit fault.
(iii) Earth leakage test.
A.M.U. ALIGARH

Semester: - Second
THEORY COURSES:
Study Evaluation Scheme

Duration
Scheme of end
S.No Course No Course Title Pds./ wk sem Max Marks
exam
Course Mid Sem
L P Hrs.
Work Exam
End Sem Total
1 BEN-201 English & Comm. Skills 4 3 10 15 75 100
2 BPH-201 Applied Physics-II 2 2 5 10 35 50
3 BCH-201 Applied Chemistry-II 2 2 5 10 35 50
4 BMA-201 Applied Math-II 5 3 10 15 75 100
5 BME-202 Engg. Drawing-II - 4 3 50 15 35 100
6 BEE-201 Electronics Engg. 4 - 3 10 15 75 100
Total 17 4 500
PRACTICAL COURSES:
1 BPH-291 Physics Lab –II 2 3 30 20 50
2 BCH-291 Chemistry Lab-II 2 3 30 20 50
3 BEE-291 Information Technology Lab 3 3 60 40 100
4 BEE-292 Electrical Engg. Lab-II 2 3 60 40 100
Total 9 300
Period per week: 30

 Course Common with
I/ II SEMESTER
ENGLISH AND COMMUNICATION SKILL
(COURSE NO: BEN-101/201)

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENTS %age

VOCABULARY
I Word Formation:-roots and affixes, affixation, derivation Compounding. 20
Noun to Adjectives, Noun to Verb
GRAMMAR
II Verb/Tense/Articles/Prepositions. Phrase Structure/Clause Structure
Sentences: Basic Sentence Pattern: Simple, complex, compound, affirmative, 20
negative, interrogative and exclamatory. Transformations.
READING
III Local & Global Comprehension, Unseen passages/General Texts etc. 20
Book reading.
WRITING
(a) Factual description-Objects/Places
IV (b) Report Writing. 20
(c) Paragraph writing
(d) Letter/Application / C.V.Tips regarding interview
COMMUNICATIONS
Dialogues:- Introducing a Guest-A Speaker, An Event
- Meeting a Stranger
- Asking the way
V 20
- At the post office
- At the Bank Counter etc.
Group discussion & debate, Communication: Its Importance, types of
communication, barriers to communication.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
1. Short Stores for creative language classrooms.
Joanne Collie & Stephen Slater (Cambridge Univ.Press)
2. Five minute activities. A resource book for language
Penny Ur & Andrew Wright (Cambridge Univ.Press)
3. Crossing the line and other stories.
4. The Time Machine: H.G. Wells.
5. Indlish: The Book for Every English speaking Indian
Jyoti Sanyal. Ed by Martin Cutts.
6. English Grammar & Composition, S.C Gupta.
II-SEMESTER
APPLIED PHYSICS-II
(COURSE NO : BPH-201)

2 - 2 5 10 35 50
UNIT CONTENTS %age

Matter and charge, conservation of charges, quantization of charge,
Coulomb law. Electric field E (definition, units and representations by lines
of forces), E due to an isolated charge. Flux of electric field. Gauss’s law of
electrostatics, derivation of Coulomb’s law from Gauss’s law, Determination
I of E due to an infinite line of charges using Gauss’s law. Electric dipole. 25
Definition of electric potentials V and its derivation at a point due to an
isolated charge, general relation between E and V, electrical potential
energy.
Electromagnetism. Definition of magnetic flux, flux of magnetic induction,
Magnetic field B, unit of B, Ampere’s law ( B.dl= o I), magnetic field of a
current. Flux density near a long straight current carrying conductor (Biot
II Savart law). Definition of Ampere. Magnetic field of a flat circular coil, 25
magnetic field due to a straight current carrying conductor. Force between
two parallel current carrying conductors. Lorentz force F=q(E+VxB).
Magnetic moment of a magnet and Tangent law
Rutherford atomic model, Failure of Rutherford atomic model.Bohr’s theory
of hydrogen atom, expression for energy of electron in different states.
Excitation and ionization energies and potentials. Structure of solids,
III crystalline and amorphous solids, idea of lattice, packing in crystals, 25
conductors, insulators, semi-conductors. p and n type semi conductors,
superconductors. Mechanism of production of X-rays, continuous and
characteristics X-rays, Duane and Hunt rule. Applications of X-rays.
General properties of nucleus. Rutherford’s scattering experiment. Radius
of nucleus, density of nucleus, nature of nuclear forces. Natural
IV radioactivity and disintegration laws, half life and mean life. Nuclear 25
reaction and artificial radio activity. Binding energy .Atomic mass unit
Fission and fusion, nuclear reactor, energy generation in sun and stars.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
01. Fundamental of Physics,
D-Halliday, R.Rasnick and J.Walker.
02. Physics for class XII, N.K. Bajaj.
03. ABC Physics for class XII
04. Applied Physics, by R K. Gaur.
05. Physics for class XII by Gogia, Pradeep Prakashan.
06. Physics for class XII NCERT
II-SEMESTER
APPLIED CHEMISTRY-II
(COURSE NO : BCH-201)

2 - 2 5 10 35 50
UNIT CONTENTS %age

WATER
Introduction, occurrence of water, sources of natural water, uses of water, impurities
in natural water, soft and hard water, types of hardness in water, bad effects of hard
water used for domestic purposes, bad effect of hard water for industrial purposes,
disadvantages of hard water used for generating steam in boilers, scale/sludge
I formation, removal and prevention of scale/sludge, priming, foaming caustic 25
embitterment, methods of treatment of hard water: Boiling, Clark’s method, washing
soda method, lime-soda method (Intermittent and continuous process), zeolite or
permutit method,
ion-exchange method, degree of hardness, numerical problems based on lime
Soda methods and degree of hardness.
CORROSION
Introduction, magnitude of corrosion problem, Theories of corrosion (Atmospheric
II corrosion and immersed corrosion), Galvanic cell action, protection of metals and 25
alloys from corrosion, methods of applying metallic coating ( spraying, hot dipping,
Sheardizing, tinning, calorizing, electroplating )
ALLOYS AND FUELS
A. ALLOYS: Introduction, preparation of alloys, purpose of making alloys, general
properties of alloys, classification of alloys, composition, properties and engineering
applications of brass, bronze, gun-metal, constantan, solders, duralumin and wood,
III metal. 25
B.FUEL: Definition and uses, classification of fuels, essential properties of fuels:
Ignition temperature, flash point, calorific value, units of calorific values, experimental
determination of calorific value of solid and liquid fuels (Bomb calorimeter method)
Coal, origin of coal, types of coal.
POLYMERS
Introduction, monomer and polymer, classification of polymers, polymerization,
modes of polymerization (addition and condensation polymerization), plastic and
IV resins, constituents of plastics, preparation, properties and uses of polythene, 25
polystyrene, Teflon, PVC & bakelite. Rubber, types of rubber, vulcanization of rubber,
preparation, properties and uses of Buna-S and Buna-N rubber.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
01. POLYTECHNIC CHEMISTRY BY V.P. MEHTA
02. BASIC APPLIED CHEMISTRY BY P.C. JAIN AND MONICA JAIN
II- SEMESTER
APPLIED MATHEMATICS
(COURSE NO: BMA-201)

5 0 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENTS %age

DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS-I
Basic concept of theory of limit in order to clarify the concept of continuity
which would lay the foundation for study of differentially and differentiation
of functions and differentiation of functions.
I 20
First principle of differentiation, fundamental rule for differentiation, which
allows us to find derivatives of functions directly without using definition.
Differentiation of implicit functions, logarithmic differentiation of infinite
series, differentiation of parametric functions.
DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS-II
Application of derivatives, derivatives as a rate measurer, differentials, errors,
II and approximations, slope of a line i.e. geometrical meaning of dy/dx at a 20
point and equations of tangent and normal at a point of the curve. Maximum
and Minimum values of a function (in its domain).
INTEGRAL CALCULUS:
Indefinite integral (inverse process of differentiation), fundamental
integration, formulas and standard rules of integration.
III 20
METHOD OF INTEGRATION:
(i) Integration by substitution
(ii) Integration by parts.
INTEGRATION
Integration of rational algebraic functions by using partial fractions.
Evaluation of Integral of various types by using standard formulae.
dx
Type 1. 
ax bx  c
2
IV dx 20
2.  And  (ax 2 bx  c)dx
ax bx  x
2
dx dx dx
3.   
a sin x  b cos x a  b sin x a  b cos x
DEFINITE INTEGRALS & AREA:

V Definite integrals and application of Gamma function to evaluate integrals. 20
Application of Simpson’s rule.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
1. Applied Mathematics by Prof. V.K. Parashar
DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL /PRODUCTION /R.A.C ENGINEERING/ PLASTIC TECH
II-SEMESTER
ENGINEERING DRAWING-II
(COURSE NO: BME -202)

- 6 3 50 15 35 100
UNIT CONTENTS %age

 Principle of orthographic projection, projection of points situated in
different quadrants, projection of lines inclined to one plane and parallel
I 20
to the other and vice versa, projection of planes perpendicular to either of
planes
 Projection of solids, such as prism, cube, cylinder and cones with axis
II perpendicular to horizontal plane or parallel to horizontal plane/vertical 20
plane or both, orthographic views of the given objects
 Need for sectional views, section of solids, cutting plane method of
representing sections ,drawing of full section, half section, true shape of
III sections, drawing of different conventions for materials in section, 20
conventiontional breaks for shafts, pipes, rectangular, square, angle
channel etc.
 Drawing of different development of surfaces,
 Orthographic and section of machine parts such as V-Book, Glands, wall
IV 20
brackets, keys, pins and cotter
 Intersection of surfaces, interpenetration of two cylinders.
 Fundamentals of isometric projection, isometric views from the given
V orthographic views & oblique drawing of simple objects using of isometric 20
scale.
REFERENCE BOOKS
1. Engineering Drawing: By N.D. Bhatt.
2. Engineering Drawing: By R.K. Dhawan.
3. Engineering Drawing: By P.S. Gill
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL/ INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGINEERING
II-SEMESTER
ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

SEMICONDUCTOR PHYSICS AND DIODE
Atomic structure and elementary concept of energy bands, conduction in
crystal-absolute zero and above, intrinsic semiconductor, doping and extrinsic
I semiconductor, P-type and N-type semiconductor, PN junction, depletion 20
layer, barrier potential, PN-Junction biasing, characteristics and break down
mechanism (avalanche’s and zener), working, characteristics and applications
of LED and Zener diode.
RECTIFIERS AND FILTERS
Concept of rectification, specification of a rectifier diode, single phase- half
II wave, full wave rectifiers: bridge and centre tap, circuits and their operations, 20
calculation of ripple factor, efficiency of half wave and full wave rectifiers,
concept of filtering and smoothing, filter circuits.
ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS
Active and passive components, resistors and their types: fixed value and
III variable resistors, resistor color coding, capacitors and their types: fixed value 20
and variable capacitors, inductors, types of inductors: filter chokes, radio
frequency chokes and variable inductors.
TRANSISTORS
Bipolar Junction Transistors: construction, types and operation, Basic BJT
amplifier configuration: common emitter, common base and common
IV collector, input and output characteristics, current amplification factor for 20
different configurations. Field - Effect Transistors: structure, principle of
operation and V-I characteristics of JFET and MOSFET, voltage transfer
characteristics.
TRANSISTOR AMPLIFIERS
Class of operation: A, B, AB and C, small signal operation, operating point and
V 20
load line, biasing and stabilization of transistor, Biasing the BJT: fixed bias,
emitter feedback bias, collector feedback bias and voltage divider bias.
Books Recommended:
1. Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory - by Rober L. Boylestad, Eight
Edition, PHI.
2. Electronics Devices & circuits by Bogart.
3. Basic Electronics and Linear circuits -by N. N Bhargava.
4. Principles of Electronics - by V.K Mehta.
II-SEMESTER
APPLIED PHYSICS-II LAB

- 2 3 30 -- 20 50
01. To find the radius of curvature of a concave mirror by Spherometer and to verify the result by one
pin method.
02. To determine the moment of inertia of an irregular body with the help of inertia table.
03. To determine the value of Young’s modulus of elasticity of the material of the given a wire by
Sealer’s Apparatus.
04. To determine the coefficient of thermal conductivity of the material of the cylinder by Searle’s
Apparatus.
05. To determine the frequency of the tuning fork by sonometer.
06. To determine mechanical equivalent of heat (J) by Searle’s friction cone method.
07. To determine the specific resistance of the material of given wire using post office Box.
08. To study the variation of resistance with temperature of the given semi-conductor.
II-SEMESTER
APPLIED CHEMISTRY –II LAB
(COURSE NO : BCH-291)

- 2 3 30 -- 20 50
01. Determination of normality and the strength in grams per litre of KMNO4 solution by titrating it
with standard oxalic acid solution (Redox- titration)
02. To separate the mixture of blue and red-ink by paper chromatography.
03. Estimation of hardness of water by soap titration method.
04. To identify the given organic compounds for their functional groups.
DIPLOMA IN ENGG.(ELECTRICAL/INSTT. & CONTROL)
SECOND SEMESTER
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LAB
BEE-291
P/W-2
1. Write HTML code to show different type of heading use in it and also show the usage of <hr> tag.
2. Write HTML code to create paragraph and also show the usage of tag.
3. Write HTML code to show the usage of different text formatting tags (, , , ,
, ).
4. Write HTML code to set the text font, font size, and font color with the help of <style> tag.
5. Write HTML code to set the background color and background image of the HTML document.
6. Write HTML code to create ordered, unordered list, definition list, and nested list.
7. Write HTML code to create table having proper caption, headers, cell spacing, and cell padding and
also how cell can span in more than one row/column.
8. Write HTML code to create a scrolling marquee (i.e. scrolling text or scrolling images) by using the
<marquee> tag.
9. Write HTML code to create hyperlinks and also use an image as a link.
10. Write HTML code to insert image in HTML document also create an image-map, with Clickable
regions.
DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING
SECOND SEMESTER
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LAB-II
BEE-292
1. To make connection for a fluorescent tube light and to study the function of choke and starter
2. (a) To make connections of an Energy Meter.

(b) To measure energy consumed by a 200W/500w load in given time.
(c) To measure error in the meter.
3. Verification of Ohm’s law and plotting of V-I curve.

.
4. (a) Study of various types of multimeters.
(b) Measurement of resistance with the help of analog and digital multimeters.
5. (a) To measure the resistance of heating element of the kettle.

(b) To determine the efficiency of electric kettle.
6. Study of Domestic Distribution Board.
7. Verification of KCL and KVL laws
8. Calculate value of un known resistance by of Wheatstone bridge.
A.M.U. ALIGARH

Semester: - Third
THEORY COURSES:

Scheme Duration
S.No Course No Course Title Pds./ wk of end
sem Max Marks
exam
Course Mid Sem
L P Hrs.
Work Exam
End Sem Total
1 BMA-301 Applied Math-III 4 3 10 15 75 100
2 BEE-301 Electrical Machine -I 4 3 10 15 75 100
3 BEE-302 Electronic Devices & 4 3 10 15 75 100

Circuits
4 BEE-303 Circuit Theory-I 4 3 10 15 75 100
5 BIE-301 Instrumentation Devices & 4 3 10 15 75 100

System.
Total 20 500
PRACTICAL COURSES:
1 BEE-391 Electronics Lab-I 3 3 45 30 75
2 BEE-392 Electrical Engineering Lab –III 3 3 45 30 75

(Circuit Lab)
3 BIE-391 Instrumentation Workshop -I 3 3 45 30 75
4 BEE-394 Estimating & Costing -I 3 3 45 30 75
Total 12 300
Period per week: 32

III/IV- SEMESTER
APPLID MATHEMATICS-III
(COURSE NO: BMA-301/401)

4 0 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENTS %age

MATRICES:
Types of matrices, Addition and subtraction of matrices.
Multiplication of matrices and problems. Adjoint of square matrices and
I related problems. Inverse of a matrix, inverse matrix with the help of 20
adjoint of matrix and problems.
Solution of simultaneous linear equations by matrix method,
application of inverse matrix and problems.
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS:
Definition of differential equation, order and degree of differential
II equations, problems. Solution of differential equation, differential 20
equation of first order and first-degree problems. Variable separable
form.
HOMOGENEOUS & LINER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS:
Homogeneous differential equation, reducible to homogeneous form.
III 20
Linear differential equation and equations reducible to linear.
dy/dx + Py = Qy n form and problems.
EXACT DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS:
Exact differential equations and equations reducible to exact form and
IV 20
problems.
Simple application and related problems.
LAPLAC’TRANSFORM:
V Definition and notations, important formulae, properties of Laplac’s 20
transformation, shifting theorems, Inverse Laplac’s transformation.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
1 .Applied Mathematics by Prof. V.K. Parashar
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL/INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL ENGINEERING
III-SEMESTER
ELECTRICAL MACHINE-1

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

SYNCRONOUS GENERATOR
Construction of synchronous generator. Rotating field versus rotating armature.
I Salient pole and cylindrical rotor construction. Speed frequency relationship. 20
Excitation system of rotating fields. EMF equation. Coil span factor and
distribution factor.
TRANSFORMERS
Construction of single phase transformer. Principle of operation. EMF equation.
Phasor diagram on no-load and on load. Equivalent circuit. Voltage regulation.
II Transformer losses and efficiency. Maximum efficiency. Open circuit and short 20
circuit tests. Single phase autotransformer: Construction, advantages and
applications.
THREE PHASE INDUCTION MOTOR
Construction of squirrel cage and slip ring induction motor. Production of
III 20
rotating magnetic field. Principle of operation of a three phase induction motor.
Synchronous speed. Slip. Rotor EMF and currents.
D.C. MACHINES
Construction of D.C. machines. EMF Equation of D.C. generator. Types of D.C
IV 20
generator. Principle of operation of D.C. motors and their characteristics, speed
control of D.C motors.
SINGLE PHASE MOTORS
V Capacitor starts motor. Capacitor start capacitor runs motor. Shaded-pole 20
motor. Single phase series motor.
BOOKS RECOMMENDED:
Electrical Machines BY Ashfaq Hussain.
Electrical Machines BY Nagarath & Kothari.
Electrical Technology VOL.2 BY B.L. Theraja.
Electrical Machines BY Samarjit Ghosh.
DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING (ELECTRICAL/INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL)
III-SEMESTER
ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND CIRCUITS

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

VOLTAGE AMPLIFIER:
General classification of amplifiers, R.C. coupled amplifier (circuit diagram
and operation), frequency response of R.C. coupled amplifier (at low, mid
and high frequencies), advantages and disadvantages. Transformer
I coupled amplifier (circuit, frequency response). Power Amplifiers 20
(Classification), class A power amplifier with direct coupled resistive load
and with transformer coupled resistive load. Class B push pull amplifier
(operating conditions, characteristics), Complementary Symmetry
Amplifier (circuit, Principle of Operation).
FEED BACK IN AMPLIFIER:
Definition of positive feedback and negative feedback, Effect of negative
II feedback on the performance of the amplifiers, Negative feedback circuits 20
Types of negative feedback (negative voltage feedback and negative
current feedback). Emitter follower (characteristic and applications)
TUNED AMPLIFIERS:
Tank circuit. Analysis. Single tuned transistor amplifier (coupling method,
operation, gain selectivity and band width). Double tuned amplifier (circuit
III 20
diagram, characteristic).
R.F. class C amplifier (circuit, Operation, efficiency, output power and
distortion).
WAVE SHAPING AND PULSE CIRCUITS:
Introduction, Response of R.C. network for step, pulse, ramp wave forms
IV 20
(MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS).Clipping and clamping circuits. One level
clipping . Two level clipping. Diode clamping.
OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER AND THEIR APPLICATION
Operational amplifier (Block Diagram And characteristics of an ideal OP-
AMP). Definition of various parameters (voltage gain, output and input
V voltage and currents, CMRR, slew rate). Techniques of offset removal. 20
Application of Op-Amp (integrator, adder, differentiator and Schmitt
trigger). Active filters (frequency response) - low pass, high pass and band
pass.
BOOKS RECOMMENDED:
1.Basic Electronics & Linear circuits by N.N Bhargava
2.Wave shapping & digital circuits by Aggarwal & Rai
3.Microelectronics by Millman
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL / INSSTT. CONTROL ENGINEERING
III-SEMESTER
CIRCUIT THEORY-I

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

CIRCUIT ANALYSIS & D.C TRANSIENTS
Ideal and practical voltage and current sources. Source transformation Voltage
sources to Current Source and Vice versa. Mesh and Nodal Analysis of DC
I Circuits with voltage sources, current sources and combination of these two. 20
Growth of current in an Inductive circuit, Time constant of R L circuit, Decay of
current in an Inductive circuit. Charging of a capacitor, Time constant of R.C.
circuit, Initial and final values. Discharge of a capacitor.
NETWORK THEOREMS
Superposition Theorem, Thevenin’s Theorem, Norton’s Theorem, and their
II 20
application to 2 terminal A.C & D.C Networks. Maximum power transfer
theorem for D.C. Network matching.
TWO PORT NETWORK
III Various two port circuit parameter: their interrelationship, evaluation of Z,Y,h 20
and transmission (ABCD) parameters, cascading of two port network.
A.C. CIRCUIT
Definition and explanation of alternating current, voltage and their relative
IV terms, Phasor diagrams of alternating current and voltage in Series and Parallel 20
A.C. Circuit containing Purely Resistive, Capacitive, Inductive elements ( a
combination of two elements and a combination of all three elements).
RESONANCE
Series resonance definition, derivation of expressions for resonant frequency,
quality factor, voltage and current, resonance curve, lower and upper half
V 20
power frequency, bandwidth and selectivity dependence of bandwidth and
selectivity on Quality factor (problems based on the above). Parallel resonance
circuit (same as for series resonance).
BOOKS:
Electrical Technology By R.L Thereja
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering. By Ashfaq Hussain, Dhanpat Rai & Co
DIPLOMA IN INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGINEERING
III-SEMESTER
INSTRUMENTATION DEVICES & SYSTEMS
(COURSE NO: BIE-301)

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

GENERALISED MEASUREMENT SYSTEM AND TRANDUCER BASICS:
Generalized measurement system functional units, static characteristics of
measuring device- accuracy, precision, linearity, hysteresis, resolution
threshold, repeatability, span, reliability, Errors(Basic concept only) Dynamic
I 20
characteristics- time constant, damping co-efficient and natural frequency-
Zero, first and second order systems, specifications and testing of dynamic
response. Transducer, classification of transducer based on measurement,
Active and passive transducer.
DISPLACEMENT MEASUREMENT:
Constructional features & operating principles of LVDT, Hall effect &
Piezoelectric transducers & their use in linear displacement measurement,
II 20
Digital Transducers used for the measurement of Linear & angular
Displacement. Measurement of liquid level. Ultrasonic Sensor and their use in
the measurement of thickness.
VELOCITY & FLOW MEASUREMENT:
Electromagnetic, moving coil & seismic Transducer & their applications in
III linear velocity measurements. Tachometers & digital devices for measurement 20
of angular velocity. Flow ,measurement: Electromagnetic flow meter, hotwire
anemometer & Ultrasonic Flow meter.
STRAIN & PRESSURE MEASUREMENT:
Strain gauge, theory, types of strain gauges, strain measurement techniques
IV (Static &Dynamic Measurement). Force summing devices used for the 20
measurement of high pressure, Operating principle of pirani gauge,
thermocouple vacuum gauge and ionization chamber.
TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY MEASUREMENTS:
Measuring techniques for high medium & low temperature. Working
V principles, constructional features, circuitry and applications of thermocouple, 20
resistance thermometers, thermisters, Radiation and optical pyrometers.
Measurement of humidity-crystal hygrometer and microwave refrectrometer.
BOOKS RECOMMENDED
Electrical & Electronics Measurements A.K. Sawhney
Instrumentation Cooper
Instrumentation Devices & systems Rangan
DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING (ELECTRICAL & INSTRUMENTATION)
THIRD SEMESTER
ELECTRONICS LAB-I
BEE-391
1. (a)To study the different types of resistance and capacitors and to find their values with the help of
color-codes.
(b)To identify various electronic components;
(i) IC’s and its bases.
(ii) Transistor and diodes.
2. To plot the static forward and reverse characteristics of a junction diode and to determine its knee
and cut-in voltage.
3. To study the half wave and full wave rectifier circuits and to find the I/O relationship of electrical
quantities of common rectifier circuits.
4. To verify the truth table of the following gates.

(I) AND (II) OR (III) NOR (IV) NAND (V) X-OR (VI) NOT (Inverter).
5. Measurement of AC &DC quantities and plotting of various waveforms with the help of CRO.
6. To study of Zener diodes as voltage regulator, Input voltage Vin is fixed while RL is variable.
7. To draw the forward characteristic of the following LED’s
(I) RED (II) GREEN (III) YELLOW
8. To Design 2 to 4 Line decoder and verify its truth table.
DIPLOMA IN ENGG. ELECTRICAL/INSTT. & CONTROL
THIRD SEMESTER
ELECTICAL ENGINEERING LAB-III (CIRCUIT LAB)
BEE-392
1. To verify the super position and Thevenin’s Theorem.
2. To verify the Norton’s and maximum power Transfer Theorem.
3. To determine Z parameters of two port network.
4. To determine h parameters of two port network.
5. Determination of magnetic characteristic of D.C generator.
6. Calibration of Dynamometer wattmeter using Phantom loading.
7. To determine the effect Core material on Quality factor of a coil.
8. Extension of range of Ammeter.
DIPLOMA IN ENGG. INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL
THIRD SEMESTER
INSTRUMENTATION WORKSHOP-I
BIE-391
1. To Study the different types of Pressure Transducers.
2. To Study Moving Iron Type Ammeter.
3. To Study the Frequency Characteristic of an active low pass filter using Op-Amp.
4. To Study Moving Coil Type Voltmeter.
5. To Generate the Square Wave Signal using Schmitt Trigger.
6. To Study the Frequency Characteristic of an active High pass filter using Op-Amp.
7. To Study of Moving Iron Type Voltmeter.
8. To Design Mono-Stable Multivibrator.
9. To Study Moving Iron Type Ammeter.
DIPLOMA IN ENGG.EECTRICAL /INSTT. & CONTROL
IIIRD SEMESTER
ELECTRICAL ESTIMATING, COSTING -I
(BEE-394)
(1) Sketching of House Wiring Circuit. Naming of electrical accessories used in the supply system.
(2) Study of functions and constructional details of Energy-Meter, Main-Switch, Distribution Box and
Service Cut-Out.
(3) Study of General Rules of Internal House Wiring. Determination of Number of Sub-Circuits, the
ratings of Main Switch, Distribution Boards to be used in a residential House.
(4) Study of the conductor table for selection of conductor in a wiring circuit. Determination of
conductor size to be used in different wiring sections of a house.
(5) Drawing of Wiring Installation Plan of a residential house to show the different sub-circuits and the
positions of electrical points and switch-boards.
(6) Determination of length of conduit, length of phase and neutral wires to be used in the internal
wiring of a residential house.
(7) Sketching of connection diagram of a house wiring. Showing of connections of different electrical
accessories in different sub-circuits. (Circuit Diagram Concept).
(8) Preparation of estimation table and costing thereof of an internal house wiring.
A.M.U., ALIGARH
Name of the Branch: -INSTRUMENTATION& CONTROL
Semester: - Fourth
THEORY COURSES:

Scheme Duration
S.No Course No Course Title Pds./ wk
of end
sem xam
Max Marks
Course Mid Sem
L P Hrs.
Work Exam
End Sem Total
1 BEE-401 Electrical Measurement & 4 3 10 15 75 100

Measuring Instruments
2 BEE-402 Circuit Theory -II 4 3 10 15 75 100
3 BEE-403 Digital Electronics 4 3 10 15 75 100
4 BLC-404 Computer Programming 2 2 3 10 15 75 100
5 BIE-401 Electronic 4 3 10 15 75 100

Instrumentation-I
Total 18 2 500
PRACTICAL COURSES:
1 BEE-491 Electronics Lab-II 3 3 45 30 75
2 BEE-492 Electrical Engineering Lab 3 3 45 30 75

–IV (Measurement)
3 BEE-494 Estimating & Costing-II 3 3 45 30 75
4 BIE-491 Instrumentation Lab-I 3 3 45 30 75
Total 12 300
Period per week: 32

DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL/INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGG
IV-SEMESTER
ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS AND MEASURING INSTRUMENTS

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

AMMETERS AND VOLTMETERS
Classification of instruments, Operating forces, Deflecting , controlling,
Damping Torque. Principle Constructional features and working of moving coil
I 20
and moving iron instruments. Rectifier type voltmeter, Electrostatic
voltmeter. Extension of range of voltmeter and ammeters. Calibration of
voltmeter and ammeter.
MEASUREMET OF POWR AND ENERGY
Methods of measuring single phase and 3-phase power constructional
II features and working of dynamometer type wattmeter. Single phase and 20
three phase energy meter. Energy meter Errors and their adjustments.
Calibration of single phase energy meter and wattmeter.
MEASUREMENT OF RESISTANCE
III Measurement of low , medium and high resistances. Construction, working 20
and applications of ohm meter, and megger, Compton potential.
DC & AC BRIDGES
IV Whetstones Bridge, carey faster bridge. Kelvin double bridge, Maxwell’s 20
bridge. Maxwell wein’s Bridge. Concept and uses of CT & PT.
Construction and working of power factor meter, frequency meter, synchro
scope and maximum demand indicator.
The cathode ray Oscilloscope
V Block diagram description and operating controls of a cathode-ray 20
oscilloscope (CRO)
Measurement of voltage, phase angle and frequency by means of a CRO.
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL/INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGINEERING
IV-SEMESTER
CIRCUIT THEORY-II

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

INTRODUCTION
SI units, Definition of various electrical quantities: such as charge, current,
voltage, resistance, power, work, energy potential and potential difference
their units and relationship with each other. The three basic parameters of
I 20
electric circuit: resistance, capacitance and inductance, definition, current-
voltage relation. Ohm’s law, simple circuits: series, parallel and series-
parallel connection of resistors, capacitors and inductors (simple
problems).
NETWORK LAWS & THEOREMS
Kirchhoff’s voltage and current laws (with problems).Mesh Analysis,
II 20
Superposition Theorem, Thevenin’s Theorem, Norton’s Theorem, Maximum
power transfer Theorem for DC network.
MESH NODAL ANALYSIS
Mesh Analysis for A.C Circuits, Nodal analogy for A.C Circuit, Choice
III 20
between mesh and node analysis Mesh and Nodal analysis for frequency
domain circuits.
FOURIER METHOD OF WAVEFORM ANALYSIS
IV Introduction, Trigonometric Fourier series, Waveform Symmetry, Effective 20
values and power application in circuit analysis.
STATE VARIABLE ANALYSIS
Introduction, Network Topology, State Equation, Choice of state Equations,
V 20
Proceeding of Writing the State Equations of Simple Networks. Advantages
of State Variables.
BOOKS RECOMMENDED
Ashfaq Husain, Networks and Systems Khanna publisher
A Chakrabarti Introduction to Network Dhanpat Rai & Sons
Filters and Transmission Lines
DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING( ELECTRICAL/INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL
IV-SEMESTER
DIGITAL ELECTRONICS

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

NUMBER SYSTEM
Description of different numbers, decimal, octal, and hexa decimal.conversion
I of one number system to other. Codes; 8421 BCD , Excess-3 code and gray 20
code . addition and subtraction of binary number including 1’s and 2’s
compliment.
LOGIC GATE
II Description and function of logic gates, AND, OR, NAND, and NOR. Realization 20
of gates with the help of transistors. NOT circuit, EX-OR Gates.
SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS
FLIP-FLOPS: Description of basic latch. R-S Flip-Flops, Jk, D, and T type Flip
III flops. 20
Register: Description of Shift Registers.
Counters: Description of Asynchronous and Synchronous Counters.
ARITHEMATIC CIRCUITS
IV Half and full adders: Application to addition, subtraction multiplication and 20
division. Parity bit generator.
ENCODER DECODER AND MEMORY
Encoder: Description of decimal to binary encoder.
V Decoder: Description of binary decoder and its application. 20
Memories: elementary ideas of ROM, RAM and PROM. MASS STORAGE
DEVICE, Floppy disc and Hard Disc.
BOOKS RECOMMENDED
Digital principles & Application Malvino AP
Digital Electronics Mano
Digital Electronics Anok singh
Digital circuit & Logic Gates Tossi
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL/ INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROLENGINEERING
IV-SEMESTER
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
(COURSE NO: BLC-404)

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

INTRODUCTION
Machine language, assembly language and high level language, language
I 20
introduction to
Algorithm and flowchart.
FUNDAMENTALS OF ‘C’ LANGUAGE
II Introduction and important of C language. Basic structure of a ‘C’ programme, 20
editing, debugging a ‘C’ programme, some elementary ‘C’ programmes.
DATA TYPES VARIABLES AND CONSTANTS
Basic data types (Integer, floating point and characters), ‘C’ character set
III keywords and identifiers, basic ideas of ‘C’ 20
Constant and variables, assigning values to variables, reading data from
keyboard, overflow and underflow of data, definition of constant identifier.
OPERATORS EXPRESSIONS AND INPUT OUTPUT
Arithmetic relational and logical operators, some simple problems based on ’C’
IV operators, 20
Operator precedence and associatively, sequence of Colum to evaluate
expressions, mathematical functions, formatted input and output.
CONTROL STATEMENT
V Decision making with ‘if’ statement and conditional operator (?), 20
Switch statement, Simple problems based on loops.
BOOKS RECOMMENDED
1. Let us ‘C’ by Yaswant Kanetkar
2. Programming in ‘C’ schaum series
3. fundamentals of Computers by peterNortons
4. Learn Dos in a day by Russell A. Stultz
DIPLOMA IN INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL
IV-SEMESTER
ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATION-I

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

ELECTRONIC VOLT OHM METERS
Electronic (analog) voltmeter and multimeter block diagrams, principles of
I measurement of D.C. voltage, D.C. current, A.C. voltage, A.C. current and 20
resistance, rms responding voltmeter , FET input and chopper type EVMS,
Typical specifications.
CATHODE RAY OSCILLOSCOPE
CRC-block diagram, CRT-associated circuits, vertical deflection system, delay
II line, Horizontal deflection system, Measurement of frequency, phase angle , 20
special purpose CRCs- storage, sampling Digital type,
Specifications of a typical CRO.
SIGNAL GENERATION AND ANALYSIS
Sine wave generator, sweep frequency generator, pulse and square wave
III generator, Function generator , AF signal generator specifications. 20
Wave analyzers, Harmonic distortion analyzers, Basic idea of spectrum
analysis.
IMPEDANCE BRIDGES, Q-METERS AND VECTOR METERS
Review of Wheatston’s bridge principle and AC bridges (Induction,
IV Capacitance, Comparison Bridge, Wein Bridge, Resonance bridge). Block 20
diagram and working principle of Q-meter, vector impedence meter, vector
voltmeter.
DIGITAL INSTRUMENTS
Digital instruments versus Analog instruments Comparison of digital and
V 20
analog meters, A/D converter s, D.V.M. Digital Multimeters- Typical
specifications.
BOOKS RECOMMENDED
Electrical & Electronics Measurements A.K. Sawhney
Electronics Measurementation & Measuring Tech. Cooper & Helfrick
DIPLOMA IN ENGG. ELECTRICAL /INSTRUMENTATION CONTROL ENGINEERING
FOURTH SEMESTER
ELECTRONICS LAB-II
BEE-491
1. To study and plot the static characteristic of BJT in common emitter configuration.
2. To study the static characteristic of BJT in common base configuration.
3. To study the Common Collector Amplifier and to evaluate operating point (Av),Input and output
Impedance, Current Gain of The Amplifier.
4. To plot the IDS Vs VDS curves (at constant VGS) of a Junction Field Effect Transistor (J-FET) in common
source configuration.
5. (a)To make an R-S flip-flop circuit by means of NAND gate and verify its
truth table.
(b)To verify the truth table of JK flip-flop and ripple counter operation and
verify its state table.
6. To study the applications of diode in clipping & clamping and observe their
Waveform on CRO.
7. To calibrate the frequency of a given oscillator with the help of Lissajous figures.
8. To design and verify the operation of 4 Bit ladder Network. DAC
FOURTH SEMESTER
ELECTICAL ENGINEERING LAB-IV (MEASUREMENT LAB)
BEE-492
1. To measure the power factor of inductive, Non Inductive and Mixed Load (mixed series and mixed
parallel).
2. To Plot a Graph between percentage error and load current of a single phase energy meter.
3. Calibration of a given energy meter with standard energy meter.
4. To draw the load efficiency curve for single phase transformer by direct loading.
5. To study the construction of fluorescent lamp, starter and choke
(a) To measure the power consume by Lamp and the voltages across the supply, choke, Lamp
and current drawn by the circuit.
(b) Improvement of power factor of the circuit with the help of capacitor.
6. Determination of Load characteristic of single phase alternator. Draw curves between Load current
and terminal voltage at constant excitation and Load current versus excitation at constant voltage.
7. Extension of range of a given voltmeter
8. Study of RLC series circuit and Measure the power, power factor and impedance of the circuit. Draw
the phasor diagram.
9. Study of RLC parallel circuit and Measure the power, power factor and impedance of the circuit.
Draw the phasor diagram.
IV SEMESTER
ELECTRICAL ESTIMATING, COSTING-II
(BEE-494)
(1) Designing a bakelite sheet for a Switch Panel Board for installing switches, socket outlets, fan
regulator, neon indicator lamp and fuse.
(2) Sketching of three phase- four wire supply system using distribution board and bus-bar chamber.
(3) Study of General Rules regarding Motor-Installation Wiring. Determination of power input ratings of
Single-Phase & Three-Phase Motors.
(4) Sketching of Wiring Diagram of motor installation to be operated by different motor starters.
(5) Determination of the rating of fuses, distribution board, main switch and starter to be used in a
motor installation.
(6) Determination of length of conduit, cable and Earth Wire as per conduit layout in a motor
installation.
(7) Estimation of components specification to be used in rectifier circuits and drawing of wave-forms of
input and output quantities.
(8) Sketching of constructional diagram and output variation of Linear Variable Differential Transformer
(LVDT) for its operation.
FOURTH SEMESTER
INSTRUMENTATION LAB -I
BIE-491
1. To Draw the Input and Output characteristic of an LVDT
2. To draw the characteristic of RTD and to measure the temperature using it.
3. To Plot the Frequency Characteristic of Passive Low Pass Filter
4. Measurement of Phase difference between LVDT Secondaries.
5. To study the frequency characteristics of active High Pass Filter.
6. To Study the Characteristics of Band Pass Filter
7. To measure the Linear Displacement using LDR
8. Extension of range of Voltmeter.
9. Extension of range of Ammeter.
10. To Plot the characteristic of RC High Pass Filter.
A.M.U., ALIGARH
Name of the Branch: - INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL

Semester: - Fifth
THEORY COURSES:

Course Scheme Duration
S.No Course Title Pds./ wk
of end Max Marks
sem xam
No
Course Mid Sem
L P Hrs.
Work Exam
End Sem Total
1 BEE-501 Power Electronics 4 3 10 15 75 100
2 BEE-502 Automatic Control System 4 3 10 15 75 100
3 BEE-503 Microprocessor & 4 3 10 15 75 100

Application
4 BIE-501 Process Instrumentation & 4 3 10 15 75 100
Control
5 BCE- Environmental Studies 4 3 10 15 75 100
507
Total 20 500
PRACTICAL COURSES:
1 BEE-591 Electronics & Control Lab-I 3 3 60 40 100
2 BEE-593 Electronics Workshop 3 3 60 40 100
3 BIE-591 Instrumentation Lab-II 3 3 60 40 100
4 BIE-592 Project (Minor) 3 3 60 40 100
Total 12 400
Period per week: 32

 Course Common with………………………………………………………………….
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL/ INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGINEERING
V-SEMESTER
POWER ELECTRONICS

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

POWER SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES
Application of power electronics. Types of converters. Ideal switch,
I 20
characteristics of power diode. SCR, Diac, Triac, GTO, rating, di/dt and dv/dt
Limitations, snubber circuits.
TRIGGERING CIRCUIT
Method of turning ON, gate characteristics, Simple R based triggering circuits,
II 20
Principle of cosine and ramp control circuit, Driver and isolation circuit for
thyristers.
AC-DC CONTROLLED CONVERTORS
Principle of AC phase control, Classification of converters, half wave & full
III wave control, full convertor with R, RL loads, and action of free wheeling 20
diode, voltage /current waveform and expression 3-Phase fully controlled
converter with R load waveforms.
DC-DC CONVERTOR
IV Types of commutation of SCR, Basic principle of D.C. Chopper TRC and CLC 20
method, buck, and boost converters, Types of Chopper circuits.
DC-AC CONVERTOR
V Principle of inverter, series and parallel Inverter, Analysis of single phase half 20
wave and full wave bridge inverter,
BOOK RECOMMMENDED
G.K.Dubey “Thyristorised power controlled “New Age Int.
M.H. Rashid, “Power electronics” P.H.I.
Subarmanayam”Power electronics” New Age.
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL/INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROLENGINEERING
V-SEMESTER
AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEMS

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

CONTROL SYSTEM – FUNCTIONAL ELEMENT & COMPONENTS
Terminology, functional block diagram of open loop and closed loop control
I system -examples, effect of feedback on system performance, 20
servomechanism, Modelling of a control system components-dc and ac
tachometers, ac and dc servomotor.
BLOCK DIAGRAM AND TRANSFER FUNCTION
Transfer function of Physical systems, Block diagram algebra, block diagram
II reduction technique, Signal flow graphs, Rules for drawing Signal flow graphs, 20
Mason's gain formula, Drawing signal flow graph from given block diagram,
Order and type of the control systems.
STABILITY ANALYSIS OF CONTROL SYSTEMS
Basic concept and definition of stability, location of roots of characteristic
III 20
equation, Routh-Hurwitz stability criterion, special cases for Routh-Hurwitz
criterion, applications of Routh-Hurwitz criterion.
TIME AND FRQUENCY RESPONSE ANALYSIS
Transient and steady-state response, Standard test signals, time response
IV specifications of second order system, frequency response specifications, 20
Bode plot, Procedure for drawing Bode plot and determination of gain
margin, phase margin and stability.
COMPENSATION OF CONTROL SYSTEMS
V Different types of compensators-phase lead, phase lag, phase lag-lead. 20
Different types of controllers used in process industries-PD, PI and PID.
Recommended Books:
1. B.S. Manke. "Linear Control Systems" Khanna Publishers, Delhi, Eight edition: 2005
2. I.J. Nagrath ,M. Gopal, "Control Systems Engineering" New Age International Publishers, New Delhi
V-SEMESTER
MICROPROCESS0R & APPLICATION

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

MICROPROCESSOR & ARCHITECTURE
Intel 8085-ALU. Timing and control unit, Registers, Data and Address bus, P
I 20
Configuration, Intel 8085 instructions. One byte, two byte & three byte
instruction. Timing and control signals fetch operation, execute operation.
INTERFACE OF MEMORY & PERIPHERAL DEVICES
Address space partitioning- Memory mopped, I/O mopped I/O scheme, I/O
interfacing-Data transfer scheme. Synchronous data transfer, Asynchronous
data transfer, Interrupts driven data transfer, multiple, interrupts, interrupts
II 20
of 8085.
Interfacing devices. I/O parts. Programmable Peripheral interface (PPI),
8255- Operating mode of 8255 Control word. Programmable interrupt
controller Intel 8259, Programmable timer, Intel 8253.
INSTRUCTION SET FOR INTEL 8085
Instruction and data format- single byte, two byte and three byte instruction.
Addressing mode. Direct addressing register addressing, Register indirect
III 20
addressing, Intermediate addressing, Implicit addressing, status flag, Intel
m8085 Instructions-m Data transfer group. Arithmetic group, Logical group,
Stack, I/OI and machine group.
EXAMPLE OF ASSEMBLYU LANGUAGE PROGRAMMES
M/C Language programmes, demerits M/C language programmes, source
language. Mnemonics Assembly language programmes. Assemble high level
IV language. Interrupts, subroutines Editor, Monitor. 20
Programmes examples: Addition of two 8-bit numbers, 8-bit subtraction, I’
compliment of 8 bit number, 2’s compliment. Masking off, least & significant
bits of an 8 bit number. Masking off, 4A.m. S.B. of a 8bit number and other.
APPLICATION OF MICROPROCESSOR & MICRO CONTROLLER
Analog to digital convertor ADC-800 S/H circuit, Analog multiplexers
Interfacing of A/D convertor. (Assembly language programmed, Interfacing of
V ADC 800& Analog multiplexer AM 3705, DDC-800( programmed)Delay 20
subroutine using one register, two Register and three register 7 segment
display. FND-500/503 MAN 74A programmed). Application of Microprocessor
and Microcontroller with specific examples.
BOOK RECOMMENDED:
1-Fundamental of Microprocessor—Dr. BN. Ram & Microcomputer
2- Microprocessor, Micro-controller—A.K. Mukhopadhyay & their Applications
3- Microprocessor, applications – Dr Ajit Pal
DIPLOMA IN INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGINEERING
V-SEMESTER
PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

PROCESS CONTROL PRINCIPLE
Terminology used in process control-stability, regulation, transient regulation,
I 20
Time response control element. P to O and I to P- pressure to current and
current to pressure convertors. Electrical- solenoid, stepper motor.
CONTROL ACTIONS
II Principle of ON-OFF fl0oating, proportional, Integral, (p + I), derivative, (P+D) 20
proportional phase derivative, (P + I + D) controller.
REALIZATION OF ELECTRONIC CONTROLLERS
Error detection in electronic controllers- Potential divider type, diff.-amp type
III single mode electronic controller-ON-OFF control action. Proportional control 20
action, integral or reset control action, Derivative control action, using op-
amps (P-I) (P-D).
DIGITAL CONTROLLERS-I
IV Basic concept discrete state process controls, and programmable controllers, 20
realization of controller modes using digital methods.
DIGITAL CONTROLLER-II
Computer in process, Control programmable controllers, Data logging, and
V 20
DAS, alarm and computer hardware, Computer based controller and
controller software.
BOOK RECOMMENDED
1-Process control instrumentation Technology Curtis Johnson
2- Electronic Instrumentation S. K. Khadekar
3- Industrial Instrumentation & control S. K. Singh
V-SEMESTER
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
(COURSE NO: BCE-507)

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

Definitions of Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering and
I 20
Environmental Management, Concepts of Ecology, Food chain, Food Web.
Types of Pollutants, Air Pollution, Water Pollution, Land Pollution:
II Classification, sources, effects and control measures, Noise Pollution, Odor 20

Pollution. Water conservation and reuse
Composition of atmosphere, Hydrological cycle, Green House Effect, Global
III 20
Warming, Acid Rain, Ozone depletion, deforestation and desertification.
Role of Non- Conventional sources of energy for environmental pollution
control.
IV 20
Composition of atmosphere, Hydrological cycle, Global Warming, Acid Rain,
Ozone depletion, deforestation and desertification.
Basic concepts of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), EIA Objectives.
V 20
Environmental awareness, public participation, Environmental case studies
RECOMMENDED BOOKS:
1. Benny Joseph, 2009, Environmental Studies, Tata McGraw Hill Companies, New Delhi.
2. Suresh K. Dhameja, 2012, Environmental Studies, Katson books, New Delhi.
3. Masters, G.M., 1991, Introduction to Environmental Engineering and Science, Prentice-Hall International,
Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ.
DIPLOMA IN ENGG. ELECTRICAL / INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL
FIFTH SEMESTER
ELECTRONICS & CONTROL LAB - I
BEE-591
1. (a) To measure the input and output impedance of an emitter followerAmplifier.

(b) To measure the voltage gain of an emitter follower amplifier.
2. (a) To measure the gain of an RC coupled amplifier with and without Negative feedback at
different frequencies (Frequency response).
3. To study a Wein Bridge Oscillator and measure its frequency using CRO.
4. (a) To study a saw tooth Oscillator based on UJT (V-I characteristics).

(b) To determine the intrinsic standoff ratio () of a given UJT.
5. Measurement of frequency and duty cycle of the square wave oscillator using IC-555.
6. To determine the voltage gain of an OP-AMP in

(i) Inverting mode. (ii) Non-inverting mode.
7 To study the operation of a timer circuit employing a monolithic integrated circuit type NE-555.
8 To Study of Operation of Class A amplifier, measure its Voltage gain and trace output wave form on
CRO.
DIPLOMA ENGG. ELECTRICAL / INSTT. & CONTROL
FIFTH SEMESTER
ELECTRONICS WORKSHOP
BEE-593
1. Assembling and Testing of a Half Wave Rectifier.

2. Assembling and testing of a Centre Tap full wave rectifier Circuit.
3. Assembling and of 'Testing full wave Bridge rectifier circuit.
4. Assembling and Testing of a saw tooth oscillator using UJT 2N-2646.

5. Assemble and testing of a square wave generator circuit using an OP-
6. Assemble and test Solid State Fan Regulator.
7. To Assemble and test the Twilight switch circuit using a Timer

8. I.C.SE-555
DIPLOMA IN ENGG. INSTRUMENTATION
FIFTH SEMSETER
INSTRUMENTATION LAB-II
BIE-591
1. To verify the command description of Microprocessor kit-8085.

2. To write and run the following programs;
(i) Addition and subtraction of two 8-bit numbers.
(ii) Square of a number using look-up table.
3. To plot the curve between

(i) Input angular position θi and stator output voltages VS12, VS23 and VS31 of a synchro.
(ii) Input angular displacement and output displacement θ 0.
4. To measure the voltage gain of an instrumentation amplifier.
5. Measurement of various parameters of Op-Amp.
6. Design of a series regulator using IC-723 for various output voltages and characterization of a
regulator.
7. Study of different types of Controller.
8. To run the program A/D (Analog to Digital) Converter (Mill voltmeter)
DIPLOMA IN ENGG. INSTRUMENTATION
FIFTH SEMSETER
PROJECT
BIE-592
A.M.U.,ALIGARH

Semester: - Sixth
THEORY COURSES:

Scheme Duration
S.No Course No Course Title Pds./ wk
of end
sem xam
Max Marks
Course Mid Sem
L P Hrs.
Work Exam
End Sem Total
1 BEE-601 Mechatronics 4 3 10 15 75 100
2 BEE-602 Switch Gear & Protection 4 3 10 15 75 100
3 BEE-603 Utilization of Electrical 4 3 10 15 75 100

Energy
4 BIE-601 Electronic Instrumentation-II 4 3 10 15 75 100
5 BME-606 Management & 4 3 10 15 75 100

Entrepreneurship
Total 20 500
PRACTICAL COURSES:
1 BEE-691 Electronics & Control Lab-II 3 3 60 40 100
2 BIE-691 Instrumentation & µP Lab 3 3 60 40 100
3 BIE-692 Instrumentation Workshop-II 3 3 60 40 100
4 BIE-693 Project (Major) 3 3 60 40 100
Total 12 400
Period per week: 32

DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL/INSTT. & CONTROL ENGINEERING
VI-SEMESTER
MECHATRONICS

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

Introduction to Mechatronics:
Background, Mechatronics as integration of various disciplines, scope & its
I importance with respect to interdisciplinary approach, components of a 20
mechatronic system, Role of electronics in mechatronics, Response of
systems.
Transducers & Actuators:
Transducers: LVDT, force summing devices, Thermocouple, electromagnetic
flow meter, & fiber optic based transducers. Actuators: Pneumatic
II Actuators-Linear single-rod single acting, linear single-rod double acting, 20
linear double-rod double acting, and linear rod less double acting. Hydraulic
Actuators: Single acting spring return type, double acting cylinder type, and
ram type.
System Modeling:
Introduction, system, Modeling, Mechanical systems: Basic modeling
III elements such as spring, damper, mass/inertia. Electrical Systems: Basic 20
elements such as inductor, resistor & capacitor. Hydraulic systems: Basic
elements such as Inertance, fluid resistance & Fluid capacitance.
Computational Elements:
Micro controller, difference between microprocessor & micro controller,
IV general requirements for control & their implementation in micro 20
controllers. Classification of micro controllers, Intel’s 8XC196KC / KD micro
controllers.
Design & Application:
Difference between traditional & Mechatronic design, Fault detection
techniques: Watch dog timer, common hardware faults with specific types
of components & systems such as sensors, switches& relays, motors,
V hydraulic & pneumatic systems. Fault finding techniques used with 20
microprocessor based systems such as visual inspection, multimeter,
oscilloscope, logic probe, current tracer, logic clip, logic comparator,
signature analyzer, logic analyzer. Case studies: Strain gauge/ LVDT based
weighing machines, Rotary optical encoder.
BOOK RECOMMMENDED
Mechatronics: N.P. Mahalik, Tata Mcgraw Hill
Mechatronics: W. Bolton, Pearson Education.
Mechatronics: V.S. Bagad, Technical publications Pune.
VI-SEMESTER
SWITCHGEAR & PROTECTION

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

SWITCHGEAR ARRANGMENT
Bus bar arrangement, current limiting reactors, station auxiliaries, Unit
I 20
system and its importance. Switchgear equipment and Layout for power
station and substance.
CIRCUIT INTERRUPTION DEVICES
Fuse isolator & circuit breakers. Arc extinction principle. Circuit breaker
II 20
classification. Constructional feature & operating principle of modern circuit
breaker ratings.
RELAY RELAYING CIRCUITORY
Faults: types: nature. Causes & consequences: Requisite of protective
scheme Relay & their classification. Induction type over current & reverse
III 20
power relays. Over current. Ground fault. Directional & Directional- over
current relaying circuitry. Different types of static relay & relaying circuitry
for over current & ground fall protection.
SYSTEM PROTECTION
Principle of distance protection. Impendence relaying scheme for protection
IV of feeders. Principle of differential protection. Merz system price system for 20
protection of electrical machines. General scheme for power protection
system components.
SURGE PROTECTION & SYSTEM GROUNDING
Production & consequence of surge. Modern surge diverters. Protection
V 20
against surges. Grounding & its methods. Grounding of dead metallic parts
& neutral.
BOOK RECOMMENDED
Art & Science of protective Relaying Mason.
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL / INSTT. & CONTROL ENGINEERING
VI-SEMESTER
UTILIZATION OF ELECTRICALENERGY

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

ILLUMINATION
Laws of illumination. Illumination at a point due to one & several point
I sources. Design of lighting schemes. Associated terms, number and 20
location of sources. Street lighting & area lighting. Construction, working
|& circuitry of different types of lamps and their relative merits.
ELECTRIC HEATING
Advantages of electric heating. Direct & indirect resistance heating.
II Properties and design of heating elements. Electric ovens. Induction 20
heating, core type & coreless induction furnaces. electric arc heating.
Dielectric heating.
ELECTRIC WELDING AND ELECTRIC- CHEMICAL PROCESSES
III Electric arc welding. Arc welding equipments and circuitry. Laws of 20
electrolysis. Equipments & process used for electroplating.
ELECTRIC DRIVES
Advantages of electric drives. Characteristic of different types of loads.
IV 20
Electrical and mechanical characteristics of different types of motor speed
control & braking. Selection of motors for specific purposes
ELECTRIC TRACTION
Advantages and economical aspects of electric traction and diesel-electric
traction. Supply system and supply voltages. Methods of feeding and
V current collection of O.H structure. Characteristic of traction motors. Series 20
parallel method of speed control and braking, speed-time curves. Power
and energy calculations, specific energy assumptions & efficiency.
BOOK RECOMMMENDED
1-Utilization of Electric Energy By H. Partab
2. Electric Technology By J.B. Gupta
DIPLOMA IN INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL/ELECTRONICS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
VI-SEMESTER
ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATION-II

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENT %age

SIGNAL CONDITIONING
Signal conditioning- ac and dc signal conditioning, comparators, current-to-
voltage and voltage-to-current converter, attenuators, A to D and D to A
I 20
converters, instrumentation amplifiers(IA)-single op-amp and three op-amp
configuration, IA specifications, application of instrumentation amplifier
using transducer bridge as temp indicator.
DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEMS
Sample-Hold circuits, multiplexing-time division and frequency division, de-
II multiplexing, objective of a DAS, single-channel and multi-channel DAS and 20
their configurations, Data Loggers- basic operation and block diagram.
DATA TRANSMISSION AND TELEMETERING
Data transmission systems, advantage and disadvantages of digital
III transmission, pulse modulation, digital modulation, and pulse code format, 20
modems, IEEE-488 bus, RS-232 interface, opto-isolator
DISPLAY DEVICE AND RECORDERS
LEDs, LCDs, seven segment and dot matrix displays, Electro luminescent,
IV electrophoretic image and liquid vapour displays, printers- dot matrix, ink- 20
jet, laser jet printer, recorders-Potentiometric, X-Y recorders.
MISCELLANEOUS INSTRUMENTS
Digital measurement of frequency (mains), digital measurement of high
V 20
frequency, digital pH meter, digital capacitance meter, digital tachometer,
measurement of power using Bolometer.
BOOK RECOMMMENDED
HS Kalsi, “Electronic Instrumentation,” TMH, New Delhi, 1995.
AK Sawhney, “A Course in Electrical and Electronics Measurement and
Instrumentation,” Dhanpat Rai and Company, New Delhi
A K Ghosh, “Introduction to Instrumentation and Control,” PHI, New
Delhi, 2000.
STUDY AND EVALUATION SCHEME FOR DIPLOMA PROGRAMME, UNIVERSITY POLYTECHNIC, A.M.U., ALIGARH
SIXTH SEMSETER
MANAGEMENT & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
BME-606

4 - 3 10 15 75 100
UNIT CONTENTS %age

INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT: Definition and necessity of industrial
management, Management of men material and machines, Scientific management,
I Principles of scientific management, Classification of management, Functions of 20
management, Structure of industrial organization, Types of organization structure and
applications.
INDUSTRIAL OWNERSHIP: Definition and concept, Types of ownership, Partnership
organization, Joint Stock Company, Private Limited Companies, Public Limited
Companies, Private sector and Public sector organization, Concept of heavy, medium, 20
II
small scale, cottage and village industries. MOTIVATION AND LEADERSHIP: Definition of
motivation, Methods for improving motivation, Definition of leadership, Functions of
leadership, Manager as a leader.
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT: Sources of finance, Elements of costs, Prime cost, Factory
cost, Other overheads, Total cost, Selling price and problems on them Depreciation,
Classification and methods of providing depreciation, Problems.
III WAGES AND INCENTIVES: Job evaluation and merit ratings, Definition and objectives, 20
Ranking and point rating methods, Introduction to wages, Types of wages, Introduction
to incentives, Types of incentives, Problems based on Halsey and Rowan systems.
HUMAN RESOURSE MANAGEMENT: Objectives of HRM, Staff development, Training

strategies and methods. LABOUR AND INDUSTRIAL LAWS: Importance and necessity,
Types of Labour laws and disputes, Brief description of the Acts such as Factories Act 20
IV
1948, Workmen’s Compensation Act 1923, Minimum wage Act 1948, Employee’s
provident fund Act 1952. ACCIDENTS: Introduction, Classification, Causes and Effects of
accidents, Types of industrial hazards.
ENTREPRENUERSHIP DEVELOPMENT: Concept of entrepreneurship, Characteristics of
entrepreneur, Role of Entrepreneur, Role of entrepreneurs in Economic Development; 20
V
Entrepreneurship in India, Entrepreneurship – its Barriers, Preparation of project
report, Steps of planning a small to medium enterprises (SMEs).
Books for References:
1. Industrial Engineering and Management by D. Ravi Shankar (Galgotia Pub.)
2. Industrial Engineering and Production Management by M. Mahajan (Dhanpat Rai Pub.)
3. Industrial Engineering and Management by O.P. Khanna (Dhanpat Rai Pub.).
4. Industrial Management by H.S.Bawa
5. Industrial Management by Mittal
SIXTH SEMESTER DIPLOMA IN ENGG.
ELECTRICAL / INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL
ELECTRONICS & CONTROL LAB - II
BEE-691
1. To plot the DC gate control characteristic of an SCR.
2. To determine the Anode current characteristic of an SCR.
3. Speed control of a DC shunt motor by SCR.
4. To plot the phase firing characteristic of an SCR.
5. To study the Transient and Steady state response of First order System.
6. To observe different wave shape on Op-Amp based differentiator.
7. To observe different wave shape on Op-Amp based integrator.
SIXTH SEMSETER
INSTRUMENTATION & µP LAB
BIE-691
1. To measure the Temperature by using microprocessor 8085.
2. To realize the operation of Traffic Light Control by using microprocessor 8085.
3. To observe the speed & direction control of DC Motor by using microprocessor 8085.
4. To realize the Speed Control of Stepper Motor by using microprocessor 8085.
5. To realize the operation of Thumbwheel Switch by using microprocessor 8085.
6. To verify the function of elevator (lift) control by using microprocessor 8085.
7. To run the program for generating square wave using interface card on microprocessor training kit
8085.
8. To Study the operation of PLC and realizing the programs for control devices.
9. To study different types of Controllers (P-D, P-I & PID)
SIXTH SEMSETER
INSTRUMENTATION WORKSHOP-II
BIE-692
1. To Design a Printed Circuit Board (PCB).
2. To Study the Power Supply.
3. Study of different components of CRO.
4. Study of different components of Function Generator.
5. Study of Bourden Tube pressure Transducer.
6. Making connections of Panel Board with C.T. and to measure current at different loads.
7. Study of Dual Power supply.
8. Study of wattmeter.
9. Assembly of Low Voltage Transformer.
STUDY AND EVALUATION SCHEME FOR DIPLOMA PROGRAMME, UNIVERSITY POLYTECHNIC, A.M.U., ALIGARH
SIXTH SEMSETER
PROJECT (MAJOR)
BIE-693

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08. To determine the focal length of a convex lens by two-pin method.

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01. Preparation of standard solution.

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1. (a) To control one lamp with one switch.

2. (a) Study of stair case lighting system using two-way switch.

3. To make connections for gallery lighting.

4. (a) To make connection for 230V bell.

5. Study of various types of wires and cables used in domestic wiring.

6. Practice in making Plastic Casing-Capping wiring for one point.

7. Practice in making P.V.C conduit wiring for one point.

8. Testing of following faults of electrical installation by Megger.

Name of the Branch: - INSTRUMENTATION& CONTROL

Study Evaluation Scheme

1 BEN-201 English & Comm. Skills 4 3 10 15 75 100

2 BPH-201 Applied Physics-II 2 2 5 10 35 50

3 BCH-201 Applied Chemistry-II 2 2 5 10 35 50

4 BMA-201 Applied Math-II 5 3 10 15 75 100

5 BME-202 Engg. Drawing-II - 4 3 50 15 35 100

6 BEE-201 Electronics Engg. 4 - 3 10 15 75 100

2 BCH-291 Chemistry Lab-II 2 3 30 20 50

3 BEE-291 Information Technology Lab 3 3 60 40 100

4 BEE-292 Electrical Engg. Lab-II 2 3 60 40 100

Grant Total 17 13 800

Period per week: 30

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05. To determine the frequency of the tuning fork by sonometer.

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2. (a) To make connections of an Energy Meter.