Course Guide book

Program Course Code Course Title: Degree Program Course Chair

Electrical Engineering EENG -2202 Applied Electronics I Computing Engineering Dr S.Kishore Reddy Office location: Electrical Machines lab Mobile: 0933869358; e-mail: kishorereddy416@gmail.com

ECTS Credits (CP) Contact Hours (per week) Pre-requisites Course Objectives

6 Lecture 2 Tutorial 3 Lab/Practical Home Study 3 4 Total 12

ECEG -1202: Fundamental of Electrical Engineering. Upon completion of this course, a student will be able to: To discuss basic concepts of electronic circuits with the aid of characteristic curves To introduce sample applications and design guidelines of electronic circuits

Course Outline Week 1 Topic Chapter 1. Basic semiconductor theory 1.1 Atomic theory 1.2 semiconductor materials and their types 2-4 Chapter 2. Semiconductor diodes and their applications 2.1 Characteristics, analysis of diode circuits 2.2 Diode types 2.3 Applications of diode circuits 2.4 Voltage regulators 2.5 Power supplies Chapter 3. Bipolar junction transistors 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Principle of operation and characteristics 3.3 BJT configurations 3.3 Biasing methods 3.4 Small Signal BJT amplifiers and parametric representations 7-8 Chapter 4. Field effect transistors 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Equivalents circuits and biasing techniques 4.3 FET Types 4.4 Parametric representations Chapter 5. Frequency response of amplifiers 5.1 Basic concepts 9-10 5.2 Types of frequency response 5.3 Frequency response of BJT and FET amplifiers 11-12 Chapter 6. Multistage amplifiers 6.1 Coupling methods 6.2 Analysis of gain and other parameters, 6.3 Frequency response

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Chapter 7. Power amplifiers 7.1 Classification and analysis 7.2 Efficiency 7.3 Push pull amplifiers 7.4 Distortion and thermal effects

15-16

Chapter 8. Tuned Amplifiers 8.1 Single and double tuned amplifiers 8.2 Bandwidth 8.3 Parallel and series resonance 8.4 Ideal band pass amplifier.

Readings

Recommended Readings: Text Books Tesfaye Bayou, Engineering Electronics Jacob Millman, Microelectronics Digital and Analog Circuits and Systems References: 1. Theodore F. Bogart, ,Electronic Devices and Circuits 2. Malvino, Electronic Principles

3. Robert Boylestad, Louis Nashelsky: Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory Instructional Lecture supported by tutorial, assignment and laboratory exercises. Methods Assignments TBD Exam Schedule Assessment Mid-Semester Exam. - As per the Universitys Schedule Final Exam - As per the Universitys Schedule Assignments (10%), Mid-Semester Exam (30%), Final Exam (40%) Lab reports (20%) and