UNITED INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, NAINI, ALLAHABAD

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

B. Tech EN & EE III
rd
Semester [2014 2015]
Lecture Plan
Subject: Basic System Analysis (NEE 301) Faculty: Mr. Rudra Kumar Mishra
Unit S.No. Topics & Subtopics Lecture
Proposed
Lecture
Delivered
Dates Attendance
(Total )
Sig. of
Faculty
Sig. of
HOD









I
Introduction to continuous time signals and systems:
1.
Basic continuous time
signals,
unit step ,
unit ramp,
unit impulse
and periodic signals
with their mathematical
representation
and characteristics





4

2.
Introduction to
various types of
systems.

Analogous System:
3.
Linear mechanical
elements,
force-voltage and
force-current analogy






5

4.
Modeling of
mechanical and
electro- mechanical
systems

5.
Analysis of
first and second order
linear systems by
classical method










III
Laplace Transform Analysis:
6.
Review of Laplace
Transform ,
Laplace Transform of
periodic functions










8

7.
Review of Laplace
Transform ,
Laplace Transform of
periodic functions

8.
Application of Laplace
Transform to analysis
of networks

9.
Waveform synthesis
and
Laplace Transform
of complex waveforms


10.
Convolution Theorem,
Superposition Integral






Unit S.No
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Topics & Subtopics
Lecture
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Lecture
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IV
State Variable analysis
11.
Introduction, State
Space representation
of linear systems









8

12.
Transfer
Function and
state Variables.

13.
State Transition
Matrix

14.
Solution of state
equations for
homogeneous and
non homogeneous
systems

15.
Applications of State-
Variable technique to the
analysis of linear
systems




V
Z- Transform Analysis :
16.
Concept of Z-Transform,
Z-Transform of common
functions






7

17.
Inverse Z Transform,
Initial and Final Value
theorems

18.
Applications to
solution of difference
equations,


19.
Pulse
Transfer Function








II
Fourier Transform Analysis:
20.

Exponential form
and
Trigonometric form of
Fourier series,








8

21.
Fourier symmetry,
Fourier Integral
and
Fourier Transform.

22.
Transform of common
functions and periodic
wave forms

23.
Applications of
Fourier Transform to
network analysis