ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education, Faculty of Science and Technology

Second Semester, 2018-19

Course Handout

Course No Course Title L P U

ES222 Electrical Science II 3 0 3

Instructors: Dr. H Sudheer, Dr.SreeRanjani , Mr. DV Nair, Dr. G. Sucharitha

Learning Outcomes:
After successful completion of the course student will be able to
1. Study and analyze the behavior of semiconductor devices.
2. Bias the transistors and FETs for amplifier applications,
3. Realize simple amplifier circuits using BJT and FET.
4. Design and analyze of electronic circuits,

Textbook(s) Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering, Leonard Bobrow, Oxford University Press,

Asian Edition Adapted by Navneet Gupta
Reference book(s) Electrical Engineering: Principles and Applications, Alan R. Hambley, Publisher, 6nd
R1 Edition 2013.
Engineering circuit analysis, W.H.Hayt, J.E. Kemmerly, McGraw Hill company, 8th
R2 Edition, 2013.
R3 Electrical Engineering Fundamentals, Vincent Del Toro, Phi Learning , 2nd Edition

NPTEL https://nptel.ac.in/courses/117103063/

SWAYAM https://swayam.gov.in/courses/3595-basic-electronics

Lecture-wise plan:
Reference
Lecture (Chapter/Sec./Page
Learning Objective Topics to be covered
Nos. Nos. of Text/Ref.
Books)
To explore basics of Semiconductors: intrinsic and doped; p-
1-2 T1(6.2)
semiconductors n junction

To study operation and

3-5 Junction Diode & its characteristics T1(6.3)
characteristics of junction diodes

The Ideal Diode, Non Ideal Characteristics of Ideal Diode, Clipper

6-7 T1(6.4, 6.5)
diode circuits, Non Ideal Diode models

Operation and application of

8 Zener Diode & its characteristics T1(6.6)
Zener diodes

9-10 Effect of capacitance Clamper , Peak to Peak Detector T1(6.7)

To study operation of transistors, Introduction to transistors, PNP

11-15 classification and characteristics Transistor, NPN transistors and their T1(7.1, 7.2)
of transistors characteristics & operation
Application to Digital logic Cutoff and Saturation, Application to
16-18 T1(7.3,7.4)
circuits Digital Logic Circuit
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 19-20 Transistor switching times Diode Transistor Logic T1 (7.4)

Biasing the BJT and Amplifier, Small

To analyze functioning of BJT,
21-26 Signal AC Models, Additional T1(9.1)
BJT Amplifiers
Amplifier Principles
Introduction to JFETs, their operation &
27-28 To study operations of FETS T1(8.1)
characteristics

To explore characteristics of MOSFETs & its characteristic ( The

29-31 T1(8.2)
MOSFETS Depletion and Enhancement MOSFET)

Introduction CMOS logic gates and

32-33 To study the CMOS Logic gates T1(8.4)
characteristics

To exploreoperational principle FET Amplifier with common source,

34-35 T1(9.2)
of FET amplifier fixed biasing and self-bias

To discover enhancement
36-37 Biasing Enhancement MOSFETs T1(9.2)
MOSFET

To analyze functioning of Small Signal AC Models, MOSFET

38-40 T1(9.2)
MOSFET feedback amplifier

To explore the working principle

41-42 Class A , Power terminology T1(9.4)
of Power Amplifier

43-44 Power amplifier Class B, maximum output power T1(9.4)

To study Ideal Operational Ideal Op-amp characteristic, equivalent

45-46 T1(10.1)
amplifiers circuit & Block diagram

Chamber Consultation Hour:

S.No Faculty Name Day Timings
1 Dr. H.Sudheer Friday 3.00 PM to 4.00 PM
2 Dr. G. Sucharitha Thursday 3.00 PM to 4.00 PM
3 Mr. Digvijay Nair Thursday 10.00 AM to 11.00 AM
4 Dr. Sree Ranjini Saturday 9.30 Am to 10.30 AM

Evaluation Scheme:
Student evaluation is based on the series of tests and quizzes conducted during the course of semester followed by a
comprehensive examination.
Evaluation Syllabus (Lec.
Duration Weightage Date Remarks
Component No.)
Test 1 50 Minutes 16 3/02/2020 1-12 CB
Test 2 50 Minutes 17 2/03/2020 1-23 CB
Test 3 50 Minutes 17 13/04/2020 1-33 CB
Surprise Quiz 1 10 Minutes 05 CB
Assignment/
05 CB
Projects
Comprehensive
3 hours 40 11/05/2020 1-44 CB
exam
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Make-up Policy: Refer to student Handbook section 6.5 for the Makeup Policy. Prior and proper information to the
concerned instructor is a must and the student should maintain a minimum attendance.

General: All students are advised to attend classes regularly and strictly maintain an attendance of 75% at least.
Students failing to maintain the required percentage of theory/practical attendance will not be permitted to appear for
the tests and examinations.

Dr. H Sudheer
Instructor-in-charge