ddit ec syllabus

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SYLLABI BOOK

For

Under Graduate Course inElectronics & Communication

Department of Electronics & Communication EnineerinFacult! of "ec#nolo!

D#armsin# Desai Uni$ersit!%adiad '() **+, Gu-arat, India.

#ttp/00111.ddu.ac.in

Department of Electronics & Communication, Faculty of Technology, Dharmsinh Desai University, Nadiad

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TEACHING SCHEME FOR THE COURSE

B.Tech. ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONSEMESTER I

Semester SubjectCode

Subject Tech!"# Scheme E$m!"t!o" Scheme Tot%

L T Theor' Sess. rc. T.(.

Sem. I AF))) Mathematics- * ) + ,- - + + )--

AF)// !asic Electrical &Electronics Engineering

* ) / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

A1)/* "rogramming in C * ) / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

AF))0 Engineering #raphics * ) * ,- - + 0- )0-

AF)) Engineering Mechanics ) / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

AF)), $or%shop- + + * + + + 0- 0-

TOTAL 20-

SEMESTER II

Semester SubjectNo



Sem. II AF/-) Mathematics- * ) + ,- - + + )--AF/)/ Electronics "rinciples * ) / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

A1//* dvanced C "rogramming * ) / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

AF/- Mechanics of 'olids * ) / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

AF/)0 (eat "o)er * ) / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

AF/-, $or%shops- + + * + + + 0- 0-

Tot% 20-

SEMESTER III

Semester SubjectNo



Sem. III AF*-) Mathematics- * ) + ,- - + + )--

CI*-3 *inear Electronics- + / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

EC*-/ Electronic nstrumentation + / ,- - /0 /0 )0-EL*- Net)or% nalysis + / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

EL*)0 ntroduction to +oga ) + ) 0- + 0- + )--

EC*), Control Theory + / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

TOTAL 3--

SEMESTER I4

Semester SubjectNo



Sem. I4 AF-) Mathematics- * ) + ,- - + + )--

CL)3 *inear Electronics- + / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

EC- ./ect riented"rogramming

+ / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

CI), Electrical Machines &"o)er

+ / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

EL), "ersonality Development / + + 0- + + + 0-

EC-* Digital Electronics + / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

EL-0 pplied Mathematics - - / + + /0 /0 0-

TOTAL 3--

SEMESTER 4


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Semester SubjectNo



Sem. 4 EC0)) Microcontroller &pplications

+ / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

EC0)/ Electronic Communication + / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

EC0-0 Electromagnetic Fields + + ,- - + + )--

EC0-, Term "ro/ect + + / + + /0 /0 0-

EC0), "ro/ect Management + + ,- - + + )--

EC 0-2 "o)er Electronics + / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

TOTAL 2--

SEMESTER 4I

Semester SubjectNo



Sem. 4I EC,-) dvanced Microprocessors + / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

EC,- Communication 'ystems + / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

EC,)- Micro)ave & ntennas + / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

EC,-2 Term "ro/ect + + / + + + 0- 0-

EC,)) Digital 'ignal "rocessing + / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

EC ,-/ Elective + / ,- - + /0 )0-

EC 2-) Television Engineering - - / + + /0 /0 0-

TOTAL 30-

SEMESTER 4II

Semester SubjectNo



Sem. 4II EC 2)3 Elective + / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

EC2-/ Elective + / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

EC2)5 Elective + + ,- - + + )--

EC2-2 Term "ro/ect + + / + + + 0- 0-

EC2)2 Coding Theory &Compression Techni0ues

+ + ,- - + + )--

EC2/- Elective + / ,- - /0 /0 )0-

TOTAL 2--

SEMESTER 4III

Semester SubjectNo


L T Theor' Sem!"r rc. T.(.

Sem. 4III EC3-) "ro/ect1ndustrial Training - - / - )-- *-- )-- 0--

E%ect!6e ICMOS 4LSI 7es!#"7!#!t% S8!tch!"# S'stemsO9ert!"# S'stems


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E%ect!6e IIIm#e rocess!"#B!omed!c% I"strume"tt!o"Ad6"ced 7!#!t% S!#"% rocess!"#

E%ect!6e III(!re%ess Commu"!ct!o"O9t!c% S!#"% rocess!"#

Rdr "d N6!#t!o"

E%ect!6e I4Embedded S'stemsH!#h er:orm"ce Com9uter Arch!tecture

E%ect!6e 4 7t & Com9uter Commu"!ct!o"s I"troduct!o" to Net8or;s "d The!r A99%!ct!o"s


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B.Tech. SEMESTER+I

SUB?ECT@ MATHEMATICS+I

SLLABUS & SCHEME

Teaching 'cheme 2(ours1$ee%3 E4amination 'cheme 2Mar%s3

*ectures Tutorial "ractical Theory25 hrs3

'essional26 hr3

"ractical T7$7 Total

5 6 -- 89 :9 -- -- 699

A 7IFFERENTIAL CALCULUS@E0uation of tangent & normal, angle .et)een t)o curves, su. tangent, su.normal, length of tangent & length ofnormal, pedal e0uation, ma4imum & minimum of one varia.le, radius of curvature of plane curves in Cartesian,polar and parametric e0uations, radius of curvature at origin .y Ne)ton;s method7

B SUCCESSI4E 7IFFERENTATION@Nthderivatives, *ei.nit7 (igher Engineering Mathematics7!y = Dr7 !7 '7 #re)al

"u.lication= ?hanna pu.lishers, Delhi

Re:. Boo;s @67 Engineering Mathematics-

!y = 'hanti Narayan"u.lisher= '7 Chand & Company *td


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>7 pplied Mathematics!y = "7N7 & @7N7 $arti%ar

57 Engineering Mathematics-!y=7 !7 "rasad

B.Tech. SEMESTER+I

SUB?ECT @ BASIC ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

SLLABUS & SCHEME


*ecture Tutorial "ractical Theory25 hrs73

'essional26 hr73


5 6 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A FUN7AMENTALS OF CURRENT ELECTRICIT AN7 7C CIRCUITS@

ntroduction, Computation of Besistance at constant temperature, Temperature dependence of Besistance,Computation of Besistance at different temperatures, hm;s la) statement, llustration and limitation,?irchhoff;s la)s-statement and illustration, Besistance in parallel and current division techni0ue, Method ofsolving a circuit .y ?irchhoffs la)s7

B MAGNETIC CIRCUITS@ntroduction, Definition of Magnetic 0uantities, Magnetic circuit, *ea%age flu4, Fringing effect, Comparison.et)een magnetic and electric circuits7

C ELECTROMAGNETIC IN7UCTION@ntroduction, Magnetic effect of electric current, Current carrying conductor in magnetic field, *a) of

electromagnetic induction, nduced emf, 'elf nductance 2*3, Mutual nductance 2M3, and Coupling coefficient.et)een t)o magnetically coupled circuits 2?37

7 AC FUN7AMENTALS@ntroduction, $aveform terminology, Concept of 5-phase emf generation, Boot mean s0uare 2BM'3 or effectivevalue, verage alue of C, "hasor representation of alternating 0uantities, nalysis of C circuit7

E SINGLE HASE AC CIRCUITS@ntroduction, / operator, Comple4 alge.ra, Bepresentation of alternating 0uantities in rectangular and polarforms, B* series circuit, BC series circuit, B*C series circuit, dmittance and its components, 'imple method ofsolving parallel C circuits, Besonance7

F ELECTRICAL MACHINES@$or%ing principles of DC generator, DC motor, Transformer, Three phase nduction Motor7

G 7IO7E THEOR@'emiconductor theory, Conduction in crystals, Doping source, The un.iased diode, For)ard .ias, Beverse .ias,*inear devices, The diode graph, *oad lines, Diode appro4imations, DC resistance of a diode7

H 7IO7E CIRCUITS@

The sine )ave, The transformer, The half )ave rectifier, The full )ave rectifier, The .ridge rectifier, Thecapacitor input filter, Diode clipper circuits, Diode clamper circuit7

I SECIAL UROSE 7IO7ES@The ener diode, The ener regulator, ptoelectronic devices7

Te$t Boo;s@ 67 !asic Electrical, Electronics and ComputerEngineering, >ndEdition


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!y= B7Muthusu.ramanian, '7Dslivshsnsn,?77Muraleedharan

"u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill>7 Electronics "rinciples, 8thEdition

!y= l.ert "aul Malvino"u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill

Re:. Boo;s@67 Electrical Engineering, >5rdEdition

!y= !7 *7 Thera/a"u.lisher= '7 Chand & Company *td

>7 Electrical Machines, >5rdEdition !y= !7 *7 Thera/a

"u.lisher= '7 Chand & Company *td

B.Tech. SEMESTER+ I

SUB?ECT @ ROGRAMMING IN C

SLLABUS & SCHEME


*ecture Tutorial "ractical Theory

25 hrs73

'essional

26 hr73


5 6 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A INTRO7UCTION@ntroduction to Computer (ard)are & perating 'ystem, ntroduction to D' commands & languages,ntroduction to "rogramming in C7

B CONSTANTS 4ARIABLES AN7 7ATA TES@Constants, aria.les & Data types in C, Declaration & nitiali


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functions, Becursion, Functions )ith arrays, The scope and lifetime of varia.les in functions, N' C functions,"oints to remem.er, Case studies on functions7

Te$t Boo;@67 "rogramming in N' C, 5rdEdition

!y= E7 !*#UBU'M+"u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill

Re:. Boo;s@

+. *et us C, 5rdEdition !y= +ash)ant ?anit%ar

"u.lisher= !"! pu.lications

>7 @ourney to C !y= "unit !7 #anshani "u.lisher= Maha/an "u.lication (ouse

57 The C "rogramming *anguage !y= !rian $7 ?ernighan "u.lisher= "rentice (all of ndia

B.Tech. SEMESTER+ I

SUB?ECT@ ENGINEERING GRAHICS

SLLABUS & SCHEME

TEC(N# 'C(EME - (r1)ee% E4amination 'cheme 2Mar%s3*ectur

eTutorial "ractical Theory

2: (rs73'essional267A (rs3

"rac1ral T7$7

5 6 5 89 58: ----- A9

A LANE GEOMETR ENGINEERING CUR4ES@Construction of curves used in engineering such as Conics2Ellipse, "ara.ola, (yper.ola3 Cycloidal curves-Cycloid, Epi-Cycloid, (ypo-Cycloid, nvolutes, rchemedian spirals7

B SOLI7 GEOMETR@"ro/ections of "oints, "ro/ections of *ines, construction for (7T7 & 7T7, pplications of pro/ection of points andlines, "ro/ections of regular planes such as s0uare, rectangle, triangle, circle, pentagon, he4agon, rhom.us,etc 7 "ro/ections of Bight & Begular 'olids 2"risms, "yramids, Cylinder and Cone37

C ORTHOGRAHIC RO?ECTIONS@First angle pro/ection method and third angle pro/ection method7Dimensioning techni0ues and methods7Conversion of pictorial vie)s into rthographic "ro/ections )ith dimensions7

7 SECTIONAL ORTHOGRAHIC RO?ECTION@rthographic vies )ith section, types of sections G Full section, (alf section, offset section, *ocal section,"artial section, Conventions adopted for sectional vie)s, interpretation of orthographic vie)s7

E ISOMETRIC RO?ECTIONS@Conversion of rthographic vie)s into sometric "ro/ections and vie)s7

F MACHINE ARTS@'%etches of various important machine parts )ith empirical dimensions= Types of threads, !olts, various typesof Nuts, *oc%ing devices for Nuts, Bod connections li%e Cotter @oint & ?nuc%le @oint, 'haft Couplings li%e

protected type shaft coupling and pin type fle4i.le coupling, !earings, $elded @oints, etc7

G COMUTER GRAHICS@

ntroduction to Computer #raphics7

Te$t Boo;s@67 Engineering Dra)ing

!y= N7 D7 !hatt>7 Engineering Dra)ing ol76 & ol7 >

!y= "7@7 'hah

Re:. Boo;s@67 Fundamentals of Engineering Dra)ing7

!y= *u7 Te4t !oo% of #eometrical Dra)ing !y= "7 '7 #ill57 Te4t !oo% of Machine Dra)ing

!y= "7 '7 #ill


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B.Tech. SEMESTER+ I

SUB?ECT@ (ORSHO + I

SLLABUS & SCHEME


*ecture Tutorial "ractical Theory25 hrs73

'essional26 hr73


- - 5 - - - A9 A9

A INSTRUCTION@?inds of )ood, types of carpentry tools, carpentry /oints, plum.ing tools, pipe fittings, tin 'mithy and solderingtools7

B 7EMONSTRATIONS@

peration of )ood )or%ing machines7

TERM (OR@Each candidate shall su.mit the follo)ing term )or%7

67 "ractice /o. in carpentry ---- one /o.7>7 'imple carpentry /oint ---- one /o.757 Threading of pipe and pipe fittings ---- one /o.7:7 Tin smithy and soldering ---- one /o.7


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B.Tech. SEMESTER+II

SUB?ECT@ MATHEMATICS II

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr3


5 6 -- 89 :9 -- -- 699

A ARTIAL 7IFFERENTIATION & ITS ALICATIONS@"artial derivatives, (omogenous functions Euler;s theorem, Total derivatives - Differentiation of implicit functions,Change of varia.les, errors and appro4imations, Ma4ima & Minima of functions of t)o varia.les, *agrange;smethod of undetermined multipliers7

B MULTILE INTEGRALS & THEIR [email protected] integrals, definition evaluation, change of order of integration, dou.le integrals in polar co-ordinates, areaenclosed .y plane curves, Triple integrals, change of varia.les, volume of solids7

C INFINITE SERIES@ntroduction, Definitions, Convergence, divergence and scillation of a series, "-test, Comparison test, Batio test,Boot test, (igher rario test, Ba..e;s test, *og test, lternating 'eries, *ei.nit7 pplied Mathematics

!y = "7 N7 & @7 N7 $arti%ar


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B.Tech. SEMESTER+ II

SUB?ECT@ ELECTRONIC RINCILES

SLLABUS & SCHEME

Teaching 'cheme 2(ours1$ee%3 E4amination 'cheme 2Mar%s3*ecture Tutorial "ractical Theory

25 hrs73'essional

26 hr73"ractical T7$7 Total

5 6 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A BIOLAR TRANSISTOR@'ome .asic ideas, For)ard-reverse .ias, The CE connection, Transistor characteristics, DC load lines, the transistors)itch7

B TRANSISTOR BIASING CIRCUITS@

!ase .ias, Emitter-feed.ac% .ias, Collector-feed.ac%, oltage divider .ias, Emitter .ias, Moving ground around,"N" circuits7

C CE AMLIFIERS@

Coupling and .ypass capacitors, The superposition theorem for amplifiers, C resistance of the emitter diode, C.eta, The grounded emitter amplifier, The C model of a CE stage, ntroduction to h - "arameters & Comparison)ith T & " models7

7 CC AN7 CB AMLIFIERS@The CC amplifier, the C model of an Emitter Follo)er, Types of coupling, Direct coupling7

E CLASS A AN7 B O(ER AMLIFIER@The C load line of a CE amplifier, C load lines of other amplifier, Class operation7

F OSCILLATORS@Theory of sinusoidal oscillation7

G FREDUENC 7OMAIN@The Fourier series, the spectrum of a signal7

H FREDUENC MI1ING@Nonlinearity, Medium-signal, operation )ith one sine )ave, Medium signal operation )ith T)o sine )aves7

I AMLITU7E MO7ULATION@!asic idea, "ercent modulation, M spectrum, the envelope detector, the super heterodyne Beceiver7

? 7IGITAL [email protected] systems, Complements, Error detecting codes, !oolean alge.ra, *ogic gate Cs, BT* & DT* logic circuits,and 'imple Com.inational circuits7Te$t Boo;s@

67 Electronic "rinciples, HthEdition!y= l.ert Malvino and David @7 !ates

"u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill>7 Electronic "rinciples , 5rdEdition

!y= l.ert Malvino "u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill57 Digital Electronics, 6stEdition

!y= Morris Mano

"u.lisher= "rentice (all of ndia

Re:. Boo;s@67 Digital Electronics, 6stEdition

!y= nand ?umar "u.lisher= "rentice (all of ndia

>7 "rinciples of Electronics, Ith

Edition !y= 7 ?7 Mehta and Bohit Mehta "u.lisher= '7 Chand & Company *td


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B.Tech. SEMESTER+II

SUB?ECT@ MECHANICS OF SOLI7

SLLABUS & SCHEME


25 hrs73

'essional

26 hr73


5 6 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A SIMLE STRESSES AN7 STRAINS@ntroduction, stress, strain, tensile, compressive and shear stresses, Elastic limit, (oo%e;s la), "oisson;s Batio,Modulus of Elasticity, Modulus of Bigidity, !ul% Modulus, !ars of arying sections, E4tension of tapering rods, !arsof uniform strength, temperature stresses, (oop stress, stress on o.li0ue sections, 'tate of simple shear, Belation.et)een Elastic constants7

B MECHANICAL ROERTIES OF MATERIALS@Ductility, !rittleness, Toughness, Mallea.ility, !ehavior of ferrous and non ferrous metals in tension andcompression, shear and .ending tests, 'tandard test pieces, nfluence of various parameters on test results, Trueand nominal stress, Modes of failure, Characteristic stress-strain curves, 'train hardening, (ardness, Different

methods of measurement,


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B.Tech. SEMESTER+ II

SUB?ECT@ HEAT O(ER

SLLABUS & SCHEME

Teaching 'cheme 2(ours1$ee%3 E4amination 'cheme 2Mar%s3*ectures Tutorials "ractical Theory 'essional T7$ iva Total

5 6 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A ROERTIES OF STEAM@Distinction .et)een gas and vapour, sensi.le heat, latent heat, total heat and super heat of steam, condition ofsteam, dryness fraction, methods of determination of dryness fraction, internal energy of steam, specificvolume, critical pressure and temperature7

B ROERTIES OF GASES@eroth, first and second la)s of thermodynamics, la)s of perfect gases2!oyles la), Charles la), Begnaultsla), @oules la)3, Characteristic e0uation of gas, gas constants, internal energy, specific heat at constantpressure and specific heat at constant volume, relationship .et)een specific heats, thermodynamic processesof perfect gases7

C FUELS & COMBUSTION@'olid, li0uid and gaseous fuels used for .oilers and 7C7 engines, com.ustion of fuels, air re0uired, products ofcom.ustion of fuel, analysis of flue gases, calorific value of fuels and its determination7

7 BOILERS@Classification of .oilers, Cochran & !a.coc%-)ilco4 .oiler, .oiler mountings and accessories, draught 2Natural &

rtificial37

E I. C. ENGINES@"rime movers, classification of prime movers )ith e4amples of each classes, advantages of 7C7 engines overE7C7 engines, classification of 7C7 engines, thermodynamic air cycles 2Carnot cycle, Constant volume autocycle, Constant pressure @oule cycle, Diesel cycle3, ir standard efficiency, construction and )or%ing of >Gstro%e and :Gstro%e cycle engines, "-v diagrams, determination of 7"7, !7"7, fuel supply in 7C7 engines, ignitionsystem of 7C7 engines, Cooling of 7C7 engines, *u.rication & governing of 7C7 engines7F SOLAR ENERG@ntroduction to solar energy systems7

TERM (OR@Term G )or% shall .e .ased on the a.ove sylla.us7

Te$t Boo;s@67 Elements of (eat Engines 2'77 Units3

ol- 6 !y= B7 C7 "atel & C7 @7 ?aramchandani "u.lisher= charya !oo% Depo

>7 Elements of (eat Engines 2'77 Units3 !y= N7 C7 "andya & C7 '7 'hah "u.lisher= Charotar pu.lishing house

Re:. Boo;s@67 (eat Engine

!y= "7 *7 !allaney>7 Course in Thermodynamics and (eat

Engines

!y= ?othandraman


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B.Tech. SEMESTER+II

SUB?ECT@ (ORSHO II

SLLABUS & SCHEME


25 hrs73

'essional

26 hr73


+ - 5 - - - A9 A9

A INSTRUCTIONntroduction to fitting shop tools, taps, dies, drills, drilling machines, )elding process, )elding E0uipment for arc)elding, forging tools, forging, .ending, upsetting, dra)ing, adhesive .onding7

B 7EMONSTRATIONSDemonstration of general operation of drilling, turning, shaping7

TERM (OR@Each candidate shall su.mit the follo)ing term )or%7

67 Filing and fitting practice ---- one /o.7>7 'imple )elding /oint ---- one /o.757 Forging practice ---- one /o.7:7 $ooden utility /o. )ith adhesive .onding ---- one /o.7A7 "C! ma%ing ---- one /o.


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B.Tech. SEMESTER+III

SUB?ECT@ MATHEMATICS III

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr3

"ractical T1$ Total

5 6 -- 89 :9 -- -- 699

A FOURIER SERIES@Euler;s Formulae, condition for a Fourier e4pansion, functions having points of discontinuity, change of interval, odd& even functions, E4pansion of odd & even periodic functions, (alf-range series, practical harmonic analysis7

B NUMERICAL METHO7@'olution of alge.raic and transcendental e0uations, .y Ne)ton - Baphson method, Direct iteration method,false position method, 'olution of linear simultaneous e0uation = 263 #auss - elimination 2>3 #auss - @ordan253 #auss - 'iedal method , Numerical methods to solve first order and first degree ordinary differentiale0uations .y "icard;s method &Taylor;s series method, Euler;s Method, Modified Euler;s Method, Milne;sMethod, Bunge;s method, Bunge %utta method7

C7IFFERENTIAL EDUATIONS@*inear differential e0uations of higher order )ith constant coefficients, e0uations reduci.le to linear e0uations )ithconstant coefficients, 'imultaneous linear e0uations )ith constant coefficients7 pplication to engineeringpro.lems7 'eries solution of differential e0uations of the second order )ith varia.le coefficients77 ARTIAL 7IFFERENTIAL EDUATIONS@

ntroduction, formation, linear e0uation of first order, non- linear e0uations of first order-Charpit;s method,homogenous linear e0uations )ith constant coefficient to find the complementary functions & the particularintegral, non- homogenous linear e0uations )ith constant coefficients7 Monges Method, Method of separation ofvaria.les - vi.rating string pro.lem, (eat flo) e0uation etc7

E LALACE TRANSFORMS@pplication to differential e0uation, simultaneous linear e0uation )ith constant coefficients7

Te$t Boo;@67 (igher Engineering Mathematics

!y = Dr7 !7 '7 #re)al

Re:. Boo;s@67 Te4t !oo% of pplied Mathematics

!y = "7N7 & @7N7 $arti%ar>7 Mathematics for Engineering

!y = Chandri%a "rasad57 Te4t !oo% of Engineering Mathemetics

!y = Dr7 ?7 N7 'rivastva & #7 ?7 Dha)an

Department of Electronics & Communication, Faculty of Technology, Dharmsinh Desai University, Nadiad 16


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SUB?ECT@ LINEAR ELECTRONICS I

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A ?UNCTION+7IO7E CHARACTERISTIC@The Temperature Dependence of the 1 Characteristics, Diode Besistance, 'pace-Charge, or TransitionCapacitance CT, Charge controlled Description, Diffusion Capacitance, @unction-Diode ')itching Times, !rea%do)nDiodes, Tunnel Diodes, 'ampling gate7

B BIOLAR TRANSISTOR CHARACTERISTICS@The @unction Transistor, Transistor Current Components, The Transistor as an mplifier, Transistor Construction, TheCommon-!ase 2C!3 Configuration, The Common-Emitter 2CE3 Configuration, The CE Cutoff Begion, Currents, TheCE 'aturation Begion, Typical Transistor-@unction oltage alues Common- Emitter Current #ain, CommonCollector Configuration, nverted Mode of peration, Transistor Batings, dditional Transistor Characteristics,Transistor ')itching Times7

C TRANSISTOR BIASING & THERMAL STABILIATION@The perating "oint of a !@T, !ias 'ta.ility, 'elf-!ias or Emitter !ias, 'ta.ili7 Electronic Devices & Circuit Theory, JthEdidtion

!y= Bo.ert *7 !oylestad & *ouis Nashels%y

"u.lication= "rentice (all of ndia

Re:. Boo;@67 ntegrated Circuits, IthEdition

!y= ?7 B7 !ot%ar"u.lication= ?hanna "u.lications



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B.Tech. SEMESTER+ III

SUB?ECT@ ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATION

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A 7IRECT+CURRENT IN7ICATING INSTRUMENTS@

'uspension #alvanometer, Tor0ue and Deflection of the #alvanometer, "ermanent-Magnet Moving Coil Mechanism,DC mmeters, DC oltmeters, oltmeter 'ensitivity, voltmeter- mmeter Method of Measuring Besistance,'eries-Type hmmeter 'hunt-Type ohmmeter, Multimeter or M, Cali.ration of DC nstruments,lternating-Current indicating instruments Thermo instruments, Electrodynamometers in "o)er Measurements$att-hour Meter, "o)er-Factor Meter, nstrument Transformers7

B BRI7GES AN7 THEIR ALICATION@ntroduction, $heatstone !ridge, ?elvin !ridge, #uarded $heatstone !ridge, C !ridges and Their pplication,Comparison !ridges, Ma4)ell !ridge, (ay !ridge, 'chering !ridge, Un.alance Conditions, $ien !ridge, $agner#round Connection, "otentiometer7

C ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTS FOR MEASURING BASIC ARAMETERS@mplified DC Meter, C oltmeter Using Bectifiers, True BM'- Besponding oltmeter, Electronic Multimeter,Considerations in Choosing an nalog oltmeter, Differential oltmeters, Digital oltmeters, Component Measuring

nstruments, K Meter, ector mpedance Meter, ector oltmeter, BF "o)er and oltage Measurement7

7 OSCILLOSCOES@ntroduction, scilloscope !loc% Diagram, Cathode Bay Tu.e CBT Circuits, ertical Deflection 'ystem, Delay *ine,Multiple Trace, (ori


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SUB?ECT@ NET(OR ANALSIS

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A 7E4ELOMENT OF THE CIRCUIT CONCET@ntroduction, Charge and Energy, The Belationship of Field and Circuit Concepts, The Capacitance "arameter, Thenductance "arameter, The Besistance "arameter, Units and scaling, ppro4imation of a "hysical 'ystem as acircuit7

B CON4ENTIONS FOR 7ESCRIBING NET(ORS@Beference Directions for Current and oltage, ctive Element Conventions, The Dot Convention for CoupledCircuits, Topological Description of Net)or%s7

C NET(OR EDUATIONS@?irchhoffs *a)s, The Num.er of Net)or% E0uations, 'ource Transformations, E4amples of the Formulation ofNet)or% E0uations *oop aria.le nalysis, Node aria.le nalysis, Determinants= Minors and the #auss Method,

Duality7

7 INITIAL CON7ITIONS IN NET(ORS@ntroduction, nitial Conditions in Elements, #eometrical nterpretation of Derivatives, "rocedure for Evaluatingnitial Conditions, nitial 'tate of a Net)or%, pplication of *aplace Transform to solution of 6st and >nd orderdifferential e0uations arising in electrical circuits7

E FIRST OR7ER 7IFFERENTIAL EDUATIONS@#eneral and particular solutions, Time constants, the integrating factor7

F SOLUTION OF 7IFFERENTIAL EDUATIONS@Classical method of solution of first order and second order differential e0uations7 'olution of first order and higherorder differential e0uations using *aplace Transformation7

G TRANSFORMS OF SECIAL SIGNAL (A4EFORMS@The 'hifted Unit 'tep Function, The Bamp and impulse Functions, $aveform 'ynthesis, The nitial and Final alueof f 2t3 from F2s3, The Convolution ntegral, Convolution as 'ummation7

H IME7ANCE FUNCTIONS AN7 NET(OR THEOREMS@The Concept of Comple4 Fre0uency, Transform mpedance and Transform Circuits, 'eries and "arallel

Com.inations of Elements, 'uperposition and Beciprocity, Thevenin;s Theorem and Norton;s Theorem7

I NET(OR FUNCTIONS@ OLES AN7 EROSTerminal "airs or "orts, Net)or% Functions for ne "ort and T)o port7 The Calculation of Net)or% Function 263*adder Net)or%s 2>3 #eneral Net)or%s, "oles and eros of Net)or% Functions, Bestrictions on "ole and ero*ocations for Driving-"oint Functions Bestrictions on "ole and ero locations for Transfer Functions, Time-domain

!ehavior from the "ole & 7 Net)or% nalysis and 'ynthesis, 5rdEdition!y= U7 7 "atel"u.lisher= Maha/an "u.lication (ouse

Re:. Boo;@67 Circuit Theory- nalysis & 'ynthesis, 6st

Edition !y= 7 Cha%ra.arti "u.lication= Dhanpat rai & Company



21/60

B.Tech. SEMESTER+ III

SUB?ECT@ CONTROL THEOR

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A INTRO7UCTION@pen loop and closed loop control system, 'ervomechanism, (istorical development of control system, sampleddata & digital control system, Multivaria.le control system, pplication in non engineering field7

B MATHEMATICAL MO7EL OF HSICAL SSTEMSntroduction, Differential e0uation of physical systems, Transfer functions, !loc% diagram alge.ra, signal flo)graph72Note= "ro.lems on electrical, mechanical & electromechanical systems only73

C FEE7BAC CHARACTERISTICS OF CONTROL SSTEMS@Time response, Time domain specifications, steady state and generali7 utomatic Control 'ystems

!y= '7 N7 erma

Re:. Boo;s@67 Course in Control Engineering

!y= 7 'u..arao & "arag B7 Desai>7 Modern Control Engineering

!y= ?7 gata57 Feed.ac% Control 'ystems

!y= Di 'taffeno



22/60

B.Tech. SEMESTER+I4

SUB?ECT@ MATHEMATICS I4

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr3

"ractical T1$ Total

5 6 -- 89 :9 -- -- 699

A FUNCTIONS OF COMLE1 4ARIABLE@nalytic functions, Cauchy -Biemann e0uations, (armonic functions, orthogonal system, comple4 potentialfunction, Determination of con/ugate function, conformal transformation, some standard transformations,.ilinear transformation, line integral, properties of comple4 integration, Cauchy;s theorem and Cauchy;sintegral formula7

B MATRICES@Fundamental concepts, operations, associated matrices, matri4 method of solution of simultaneous e0uations,Ban% of matri4, *inear dependence of vectors, consistency of a system of linear e0uations, characteristic e0uation,eigen roots & eigen vectors , Cayley - (amilton theorem7 Beduction of 0uadratic form to canonical form7

C FINITE 7IFFERENCES & 7IFFERENCE EDUATIONS@Finite difference, nterpolation, Ne)ton;s for)ard and .ac%)ard and central differences and *agrange;sformula, 'terling & !essel;s formula, Numerical differentiation & ntegration, Trape


23/60

B.Tech. SEMESTER+I4

SUB?ECT@ LINEAR ELECTRONICS II

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A -(ER CIRCUITS AN7 SSTEMS@mplifier Classification, Distortion in mplifiers, *arge-'ignal mplifiers, (armonic Distortion, , Efficiency of a Class mplifier, "ush-"ull mplifiers, Class ! amplifiers, Class ! peration, Begulated "o)er 'upplies, 'eriesoltage Begulator7

B FEEBAC AMLIFIER CHARACTERISTIC@Classification of amplifiers, the feed.ac% concept, The Transfer #ain )ith Feed.ac%, #eneralCharacteristics of negative-feed.ac% amplifiers, nput Besistance, utput Besistance, Methodnalysis of a feed.ac% amplifier, oltage-series feed.ac%, Current-series feed.ac%, Current-'hunt feed.ac%, oltage-shunt feed.ac%7

C OSCILLATORS USING TRANSISTOR@'inusoidal scillators, The phase-shift scillators, Besonant-circuit scillators, general form of scillatorcircuits, Colpitts scillator, (artleys scillator, Clapps scillator, Crystal scillators7

7 OERATIONAL AMLIFIER CHARACTERISTICS@Differential amplifier, DC and C analysis of .ipolar differential mplifier, The ideal operational amplifier,nverting and Non-inverting mplifiers, p-mp "arameters, Measurement of p-mp "arameters, #eneraldescription of various stages of p-mp, pen-loop and Closed-loop Fre0uency response, p-mp 'ta.ility,Fre0uency Compensation7

E LINEAR ALICATIONS OF O+AM@'umming and Difference amplifiers, ntegrator and Differentiator, Current-to-voltage converters, oltage-to-current converters, Current mplifiers, oltmeters and Current meters, nstrumentation mplifiers, Transducer!ridge mplifiers, deal and realistic fre0uency response of various filters, !asic first-order lo)-pass and high-pass filters, first order )ide.and .and pass filters2phase-shifter3, 'econd-order lo)-pass filters, 'econd-orderhigh-pass filters, 'econd-order !and-pass filters, 'econd-order !and-re/ect filters7

F NON+LINEAR ALICATIONS OF O+AM@"recision half-)ave rectifiers, "recision full )ave rectifiers, *og amplifiers, ntilog amplifiers, ero crossingdetector, level detectors, oltage magnitude comparator and )indo) detector, !asic pea% detectors using p-mps and comparators, !asic 'ample and (old circuits, Digital-to-nalog 2D13 Converters, nalog-to- Digital21D3 Converters7

G (A4ESHAING & (A4EFORM GENERATORS@The p-mp as oltage comparator, 'ome pplications of a comparator using p-mp, 'chmitt trigger circuit, !asic Triangular )ave generator, sta.le and Monosta.le multivi.rator using p-mp, ntroduction to AAA Timer, Timer AAA used in sta.le and Monosta.le mode7

Te$t Boo;s@

67 ntegrated Electronics, 6stEdition !y= Millman & (al%ians

"u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill>7 p- mp and *inear ntegrated Circuits, :th

Edition !y= Bama%ant 7 #aya%)ad7 "u.lication= "earson Education

Re:. Boo;@

67 ntegrated Circuits, IthEdition !y= ?7 B7 !ot%ar

"u.lication= ?hanna "u.lications



24/60

B.Tech. SEMESTER+I4

SUB?ECT@ OB?ECT ORIENTE7 ROGRAMMING

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A INTRO7UCTION@Comparison of C & C, " concepts, " concepts 2cont73, ntroduction to programming in C &features, nput output operations using cin & cout7

B 7ATA TES AN7 OERATORS@Data types & operators7

C LOOS AN7 7ECISIONS@!ranching operations in C, *ooping operations in C7

7 FUNCTIONS@

'imple functions, "assing arguments & returning values from functions, Function overloading in C, defaultarguments7

E OB?ECTS AN7 CLASSES@Comparison of structure and class, Concept of classes and o./ects, Concept of constructor & destructor,"assing and returning o./ects, 'tatic data mem.ers and functions7

F ARRAS@rrays in c including string as an array of characters, rray of o./ects & array )ithin a class7

G OERATOR O4ERLOA7ING@perator overloading of unary operator, perator overloading of .inary operator, Conversion from .asic to userdefined, Conversion from user defined to .asic & user defined to user7

H INHERITANCE@nheritance defined, Concept of nheritance, single inheritance, Derived class constructor, function overriding,(ierarchical & Multilevel inheritance, Multiple inheritance, constructor in multiple inheritance7

I OINTERS@ntroduction to pointers & pointer to an o./ect, "ointers & rrays , "ointers & functions, Memory management

using ne) & delete, "ointer to a pointer7

? 4IRTUAL FUNCTIONS@Friend function, Mem.er function as friend and friend class, verloading of L and 2array inde43 operator,Containership, this pointer, (y.rid inheritance, virtual .ase class, irtual functions, dynamic .inding,ntroduction to stream classes, !asic file operations, (andling of file pointers & command line arguments7

HAR7(ARE INTERFACING@'tudy of parallel port registers, inport. 2 3 and outport. 2 3 function calls, "rogramming parallel port of a "C, *ED &Belay interfacing )ith a "C, "ro/ect development7 'erial port interfacing .asics7

L TEMLATES & E1CETION HAN7LING@Template programming, 'tudy of various E4ception classes, E4ception handling mechanisms, #eneration ofE4ceptions7

Te$t Boo;@67 "rogramming )ith N' C

!y= !hushan Trivedi "u.lication= 4ford "ress

Re:. Boo;s@

1. ./ect riented "rogramming in Tur.o C

, 6stEdition !y= Bo.ert *afore "u.lication= #algotia "u.lications

2. *et us C, 6stEdition

!y= +ash)ant ?anet%ar



25/60

"u.lication= !"!

B.Tech. SEMESTER+I4

SUB?ECT@ ELECTRICAL MACHINES & O(ER

SLLABUS & SCHEME

Teaching 'cheme 2(ours1$ee%3 E4amination 'cheme 2Mar%s3*ectures Tutorial "ractical Theory

25 hrs73

'essional

26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

ART+I@ ELECTRICAL MACHINESA 7C MACHNIES@#enerator = Types of #enerator, ron *osses in rmature, Total *osses in #en7, 'tray *osses, Constant *osses2losses3, po)er stages, condition for ma4imum efficiency and po)er, No load saturation characteristics, loadsaturation curve, internal, e4ternal characteristics of separately e4cited generator, critical speed & resistance7 ll ofthese characteristics )ithout mathematical treatment7

Motor = "rinciple, comparison )ith generator action, condition for ma4imum po)er, .ac% emf, tor0ue e0uations,speed regulation, comparison of shunt, series motor, po)er stages, speed control methods for shunt & series

motors, 5 point starter7

B AC MACHINES@Transformer 26 ph Transformer3 = $or%ing principle, construction, elementary theory of ideal transformer, E7M7F7e0uation, transformer on no load and load, transformer )ith )inding resistance .ut no magnetic lea%age,e0uivalent resistance, magnetic lea%age, transformer )ith lea%age reactance and resistance, e4act volt drop,e0uivalent c%t, 7C7 & '7C7 tests, efficiency & regulation, )hy transformer are rated in %vaO, losses, conditionfor ma4imum efficiency, all day efficiency, concepts of auto transformer, define .uchol< relay7'ingle "hase Motors= Types, Dou.le Field Bevolving Theory, Ma%ing motor self starting, Types of capacitorstart-run motors, 7C7 'eries, Universal & Beluctance motors7

Three "hase Motors= Classification, merits & demerits, construction, )hy does rotor rotate, slip, fre0uency of rotorcurrent, Belation .et)een tor0ue & rotor p7f7, starting tor0ue of s0uirrel cage & slip ring motors, condition forma4imum starting tor0ue, effect of change in supply voltage on starting tor0ue, tor0ue slip characters, effect ofvoltage on tor0ue & speed, nduction motor as a generator, po)er stages, tor0ue, mechanical po)er & rotoroutput, analogy )ith mechanical clutch & d7c7 motor, sector nduction motor, *inear nduction motor, .rief of

starting methods & speed control of nduction motor, Concepts of Cra)ling & cogging 2 $ithout mathematicalTreatment & Details 37

C 'tarter= D* 'tarter, primary res7 'tarter, oto transformer, 'tar delta 2only theory37

lternators= !asic principle, difference )ith D7C7 generator, construction, damper )inding, factors affectingalternator si


26/60


27/60

B.Tech. SEMESTER+I4

SUB?ECT@ 7IGITAL ELECTRONICS

SLLABUS & SCHEME


25 hrs73

'essional

26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A INTRO7UCTION TO LOGIC CIRCUITS@*ogic #ates & Net)or%s, Truth Ta.les, !oolean alge.ra, 'ynthesis using ND, B and NT gates, NND G NBlogic Net)or%s, 'um of "roducts and "roduct of 'ums forms, ntroduction to erilog7

B IMLEMETATION TECHNOLOG@Transistor ')itches , nM' & CM' logic gates, Negative *ogic 'ystems, ntroduction to "*, "* , C"*D & F"#s,M'FET fa.rication, oltage *evels in *ogic #ates, Noise Margin, Dynamic peration & "o)er Dissipation in logicgates, Fan-in and Fan-out, Transmission #ates, Transistor-Transistor *ogic, Emitter - Coupled logic7

C OTIMIE7 IMLEMENTATION OF LOGIC FUNCTIONS@

?arnaugh Map strategy for minimi7 Fundamental of Digital Circuits, 6stEdition

!y= nand ?umar "u.lisher= "rentice (all of ndia



28/60

B.Tech. SEMESTER+I4

SUB?ECT@ ALIE7 MATHEMATICS

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


9 9 > 9 9 >A >A >A

A LIST OF E1ERIMENTS@

263 pplication of transforms in descri.ing Electronic systems72>3 Effect of Fourier 'eries Truncation on a '0uare $ave7253 To find spectrum of signal using Discrete Fourier Transform2DFT3 and its implementation using matrices7

2ssignment=-Find out the telephone num.er pressed using FFT3

2:3 2a3 To evaluate the capacitance of s0uare plate )ith unit area7

2.3 To evaluate the capacitance of parallel plates )ith unit area7

2A3 pplication of Differential e0uation for finding response of net)or%s7

283 pplication of Numerical methods for finding out the "oles & eros of a system7

2H3 To implement !ase.and Modulation using comple4 num.er7

2J3 pplication of *inear lge.ra in Digital Communication7

2I3 Use of 'MU*N? for implementation of a Feed.ac% 'ystem7

2693To implement *inear !loc% Code using matri4 operation7

2663To study Convolution Coding7

26>3To study convergence in daptive 'ignal "rocessing7



29/60

B.Tech. SEMESTER+4

SUB?ECT@ MICROCONTROLLER & ALICATIONS

SLLABUS & SCHEME


*ect7 Tut7 "rac7 Theory25 hrs73

'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A MICROROCESSORS AN7 MICROCONTROLLERS@

ntroduction, Microprocessors and Microcontrollers, The J9and the J9JA, Microcontroller survey7,Development systems for Microcontrollers7

BTHE 3-0) ARCHITECTURE@ntroduction, J9A6 Microcontroller (ard)are, nput1utput pins, ports and circuits, E4ternal memory, Counterand timers, 'erial data input1output, nterrupts7

C MO4ING 7ATA@ntroduction, ddressing Modes, E4ternal data moves, Code memory read only data moves, "ush and "opopcodes, Data e4changes7

7 LOGICAL OERATIONS@ntroduction, !yte-level logical operations, !it-level logical operations, Botate and ')ap operations7

E ARITHMETIC OERATIONS@ntroduction, Flags, ncrementing and Decrementing, ddition, 'u.traction, Multiplication and Division,Decimal arithmetic7

F ?UM AN7 CALL INSTRUCTIONS@ntroduction, The /ump and call program range, @ump types, Call and 'u.routines, nterrupts and Beturns,

Ena.ling, Disa.ility & "riority in interrupts7

G AN 3-0) MICROCONTROLLER 7ESIGN@ntroduction, Microcontroller specification, Microcontroller Design, Testing the design, 'u.routines7,*oo%up ta.les for the J9A6, 'erial data transmission7

H ALICATIONS@

ntroduction, ?ey.oards, Displays, "ulse Measurement, D1 and 1D conversions, Case 'tudy7

I SERIAL 7ATA COMMUNICATION@'erial 1 Modes of peration, serial data input output programming7

? 3--,=52 O4ER4IE(J9I81IH 268-.it Microcontroller3 rchitecture overvie) and additional features7

Te$t Boo;@

67 The J9A6 Microcontrollerrchitecture, "rogramming &pplications, >ndEdition

!y= ?enneth @7yala "u.lisher- "enram nternational "u.7

2ndia3

Re:. Boo;s@

1. The J9A6 Microcontroller & Em.edded

'ystems, >ndEdition !y=Muhammad 7Ma


30/60

B.Tech. SEMESTER+4

SUB?ECT@ ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A RESONANT CIRCUITS@'eries and "arallel E0uivalence, 'eries B*C Circuit, "arallel Tuned Circuit, '%in Effect, Mutual nductance, CouplingCircuits7

B (A4EFORM SECTRA @ntroduction , Comple4 Bepetitive $aves, Effect of Filtering on Comple4 'ignals7

C NOISE@ntroduction, Thermal Noise, 'hot Noise, "artition Noise, *o)- Fre0uency or Flic%er Noise, (igh fre0uency orTransmit Time Noise, #eneration-Becom.ination Noise, E0uivalent Noise Besistance, 'ignal-to-Noise Batio, NoiseFactor, Noise Temperature7

7 RF AMLIFIERS@Tuned BF mplifiers, Neutrali


31/60

B.Tech. SEMESTER+ 4

SUB?ECT@ ELECTROMAGNETIC FIEL7S

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 - 89 :9 - - 699

A 4ECTOR ANALSIS@'calars and ectors, ector lge.ra, The Cartesian coordinate system, ector Components and Unit ectors, Theector Field, The Dot "roduct, The Cross "roduct, ther Coordinate 'ystemsP Circular Cylindrical Coordinates, The'pherical Coordinate 'ystem7

B COULOMBS LA( AN7 ELECTRIC FIEL7 INTENSIT@The E4perimental *a) of Coulom., Electric Field ntensity, Field Due to a Continuous olume Charge Distri.ution,Field of a 'heet of Charge, 'treamlines and '%etches of Fields7

C ELECTRIC FLU1 7ENSIT GAUSSS LA( AN7 7I4ERGENCE@Electric Flu4 Density, #auss;s *a), pplication of #auss;s *a) 'ome 'ymmetrical Charge, Distri.utions,pplication of #auss;s *a), Differential olume Element, Divergence, Ma4)ell;s First E0uation 2Electrostatics3, The

ector perator and the Divergence Theorem7

7 ENERG AN7 OTENTIAL@Energy E4pended in Moving a "oint Charge in an Electric Field, The *ine ntegral, Definition of "otential Differenceand "otential, The "otential Field of a "oint Charge, The "otential Field of a 'ystem of Charges, Conservative"roperty, "otential #radient, The Dipole, Energy Density in the Electrostatic Field7

E CON7UCTORS 7IELECTRICS AN7 CAACITANCE@Current and Current Density, Continuity of Current, Metallic Conductors, Conductor "roperties and !oundaryConditions, The Method of mages, 'emiconductors, The Nature of Dielectric Materials, !oundary Conditions for"erfect Dielectric Materials, Capacitance, 'everal Capacitance E4amples, Capacitance of a T)o-$ire *ine7

F OISSONJS AN7 LALACES EDUATIONS@"oisson;s and *aplace;s E0uations, Uni0ueness Theorem, E4amples of the 'olution of *aplace;s E0uation, E4ampleof the 'olution of "oisson;s E0uation, "roduct 'olution of *aplace;s E0uationG THE STEA7 MAGNETIC FIEL7@!iot-'avart *a), mpere;s Circuital *a), Curl, 'to%es; Theorem, Magnetic Flu4 and Magnetic Flu4 Density, The'calar and ector Magnetic potential, Derivation of 'teady- Magnetic-field *a)s7

H MAGNETIC FORCES MATERIALS AN7 IN7UCTANCE@Force on a Moving Charge, Force on a Differential Current Element, Force .et)een Differential Current Elements,Force and Tor0ue on a closed Circuit, The Nature of Magnetic Materials, Magneti


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Te$t Boo;s@67 Engineering Electromagnetics, HthEdition !y= $illiam (7 (ayt "u.lication= Tata Mc#ra) (ill

>7 Electronic Communication 'ystems, 5rd

Edition !y= #eorge ?enedy

"u.lication= Tata Mc#ra) (ill

Re:. Boo;@67 Theory and "ro.lems in Electromagnetics,

6stEdition !y= @oseph Edminister "u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill



33/60

B.Tech. SEMESTER+4

SUB?ECT@ RO?ECT MANAGEMENT

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: - - 89 :9 - - 699

A RO?ECT MANAGEMENT CONCET@Characteristics of a pro/ect, "ro/ect life cycle, ./ectives of pro/ect management, "ro/ect organi


34/60

B.Tech. SEMESTER+4

SUB?ECT@ O(ER ELECTRONICS

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A INTRO7UCTION TO O(ER ELECTRONICS@vervie) of po)er electronics, po)er semiconductor devices, control characteristics of po)er devices,characteristic & specifications of s)itches, types of po)er circuits, reverse recovery characteristics, types ofpo)er diodes, free)heeling diodes, multiphase star rectifiers, three-phase .ridge rectifiers, three-phase .ridgerectifier )ith B* load, 5-phase rectifier design, po)er M'FET', C*M', 'Ts, #!Ts7

B THRISTORS@Thyristor characteristics, t)o transistor model of thyristor, thyristor turn-on, thyristor turn-off, types ofthyristors, series & parallel connection of thyristors, di1dt & dv1dt protection, gate drive circuits7

C CONTROLLE7 RECTIFIERS@

"rincipal of phase controlled converter, single phase semi converter, single phase full converter, 'ingle phasedual converter, three phase half )ave converters, three phase semi converter, three phase full converter72$ithout analysis for B* load37

7 IN4ERTERS@"rincipal of operation of pulse )idth modulated inverters, performance parameters, single-phase .ridge

inverters, voltage control of single-phase inverters, current source inverter, series resonant inverter, parallelresonant inverter, class E resonant inverter, multilevel concept, applications & features of multilevel inverter7

E 7C+7C CON4ERTERS@"rincipal of step do)n converter, principal of step up converter, performance parameters, converterclassification, s)itch mode .uc%, .oost, .uc%-.oost & cu% regulators, chopper circuit design7

F AC CONTROLLERS@"rincipal of on off control, principal of phase control, Cycloconverters, "$M controlled C voltage controllers7

G ROTECTION OF 7E4ICES & CIRCUITS@Cooling and heat sin%s, snu..er circuits, reverse recovery transients, supply & load side transients, current &voltage protection, magnetic interference7

H 7C 7RI4ES@Characteristics of DC motor, operating modes, single-phase DC drives, .rea%ing schemes of DC-DC converterdrives, closed-loop control of DC drives7

I AC 7RI4ES@nduction motor drives, close-loop control of induction motors, synchronous motor drives, stepper motor

control7

? O(ER SULIES@')itched-mode po)er supplies, U"', CT7

Te$t Boo;@1. "o)er Electronics circuits, Devices and

pplications 5rdEdition !y= Muhammad (7 Bashid

"u.lisher= "earson Education and "(

Re:. Boo;s@67 "o)er Electronics, :thEdition !y= Dr7 "7'7!him.hara "u.lisher= ?hanna "u.lication

>7 "o)er Electronics, >ndEdition !y= !7 B7 #upta & 7 'inghal "u.lisher= '7?7 ?ataria & 'ons



35/60

B.Tech. SEMESTER+4

SUB?ECT@ Term roject

SLLABUS & SCHEME


2hrs73

'essional

2hrs73


9 9 > 9 9 >A >A A9

'tudents have to design a circuit .ased on any concept of electronics1communication and implement )ithhard)ave on "C!7



36/60

B.Tech. SEMESTER+4I

SUB?ECT@ A74ANCE7 MICROROCESSORS

SLLABUS & SCHEME


25 hrs73

'essional

26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A THE MICROROCESSOR AN7 ITS ARCHITECTURE@nternal rchitecture, Beal mode memory addressing, protected mode memory addressing, memory paging7

B A77RESSING MO7ES@Data addressing mode, program memory addressing mode, stac% memory addressing mode7

C 7ATA MO4EMENT INSTRUCTIONS@M, "U'(1"", *oad effective address, 'tring data transfer, Miscellaneous, 'egment override prefi4, assem.lerdetails7

7 ARITHMATIC AN7 LOGICAL INSTRUCTIONS@ddition, su.traction, comparison, multiplication, division, !CD and 'C arithmetic, .asic logic instructions shiftand rotate, string comparison7

E ROGRAM CONTROL INSTRUCTIONS@@ump group, controlling the flo) of an *", procedures, interrupts, machine control and miscellaneous instructions

F 3-3,=3-33 HAR7(ARE SECIFICATIONS@"in-outs, pin functions, cloc% generator, .us .uffering and latching, .us timing, ready and the )ait state, minimum

mode versus ma4imum mode7

G MEMOR INTERFACE@Memory devices, address decoding, J9JJ and J96JJ memory interface, J9J8, J96J8, J9>J8, J95J8'Q, J95J8DQ,J9:J8, "entium and "entium pro memory interface, Dynamic BM7

H BASIC I=O INTERFACE@

ntroduction to i1o interface, i1o address decoding, the programma.le peripheral device 2J>AA3, TheJ>HI"rogarmma.le %ey.oard1display interface, U'! .asics and interfacing7

I INTERRUTS@!asic interrupt processing, (ard)are interrupts, E4panding the interrupt structure, J>AI "rogramma.le interruptcontroller7

? 7IRECT MEMOR ACCESS@!asic DM operation7

3-)3, 3-)33 3-/3, MICROROCESORS@ntroduction to the J9>J87

L THE ENTIUM AN7 ENTIUM ROMICROROCESSORS@ntroduction to "entium microprocessor, system timings, ho) to interface slo)er memory )ith "entium, "rotectedmode, paging mode, virtual J9J8 mode, memory management mode )ith "entium, ntroduction "entium "ro7

Te$t Boo;@67 The ntel Microprocessors J9J8, J9JJ,

J96J8, J96JJ, J9>J8, J95J8, J9:J8,"entium, "entium "ro "rocessors, 8th

Edition !y= !arry !7 !rey


Re:. Boo;s@67 Microprocessors and nterfacing- "rogramming & (ard)are, >ndEdition

!y= Douglas 7 (all "u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill

>7 !C "C ssem.ly *anguage "rogramming, >ndEdition

!y= "eter .el "u.lisher= "rentice (all of ndia



37/60

B.Tech. SEMESTER+4I

SUB?ECT@ COMMUNICATION SSTEMS

SLLABUS & SCHEME


25 hrs73

'essional

26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A INTRO7UCTION@Communication 'ystem, nalog and Digital message, the signal-to-noise ratio, the channel .and)idth and the,rate of communication, Modulation, Bandomness, redundancy, and coding7

B ANALSIS AN7 TRANSMISSION OF SIGNALS@rt I @ S!#"% A"%'s!s"eriodic signal representation .y Fourier series E4ponential representation of non periodic signals= The Fouriertransforms, "roperties of the Fourier transform, the sampling theorem7rt II @ S!#"% Tr"sm!ss!o"Distortion less transmission through a linear system, 'ignal distortion over a channel, The .and)idth and the rate

of pulse transmission, The energy spectral density, The po)er spectral density, The po)er spectral density of noise7

C 7IGITAL COMMUNICATION SSTEMS@Conversion of analog signals to digital form= "ulse code and Delta modulation, Digital multiple4ing, *ine coding,"ulse shaping, 'cram.ling, The regenerative repeater, Detection error pro.a.ility, M-ary communication, Digitalcarrier systems7

7 7IGITAL MO7ULATION TECHNIDUES@Coherent .inary "'?, Coherent .inary, Coherent udraphase shift %eying, Coherent minimum shift %eying,Noncoherent orthogonal modulation, noncoherent fre0uency shift %eying, differential shift %eying, Comparison of.inary and 0uaternary modulation schemes, M-ary modulation techni0ues7

E MO7ULATION@rt I@ Am9%!tude ndEdition !y= !7 "7 *athi "u.lisher= 4ford "u.lication

>7 Communication 'ystems, 5rdedition

!y='imon (ay%in"u.lisher= @ohn )iley & sons

Re:. Boo;s@67 Electronic Communication 'ystem-

Fundamental through dvance, 5rdEdition !y= Tomas $7 "u.lisher= $isley

>7 Communication 'ystem nalog & Digital,

6stEdition !y= B7 "7 'ingh "u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill



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B.Tech. SEMESTER+ 4I < EC>

SUB?ECT@ MICRO(A4E & ANTENNAS

SLLABUS & SCHEME


25 hrs73

'essional

26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A TRANSMISSION LINES@The 'mith Chart & its pplications, Transmission *ine Components7

B RA7IATION AN7 ROAGATION OF (A4ES@Electromagnetic Badiation, "ropagation of $aves, #round, 'pace and '%y )ave propagation, 'catterpropagation, Duct propagation, Multi hop propagation, Fading and Diversity7

C ANTENNAS@!asic considerations, $ire Badiators in 'pace, Terms and Definitions, Effect of #round on ntennas, .asicantenna parameters, point sources and array of point sources, !road side and End fire array, rray 'ynthesis,

Directional (igh fre0uency ntennas, loop and helical antennas, folded dipole and +agi-uda array, *og periodicantenna, !a.inets principle, horn and complimentary antennas, Micro)ave ntennas, $ide .and and 'pecial

purpose ntennas7

7 (A4EGUI7ES RESONATOR & COMONENTS@Bectangular )aveguides, Circular and other )aveguides, $aveguide Coupling, Matching & ttenuation, CavityBesonator, u4iliary components7

E MICRO(A4E TUBES & CIRCUITS@Micro)ave Triodes, Multicavity ?lystron, Befle4 ?lystron, Magnetron, Traveling $ave Tu.e and otherMicro)ave Tu.es7

F SEMICON7UCTOR MICRO(A4E 7E4ICES & CIRCUITS@"assive Micro)ave Circuits, Transistor & ntegrated Circuits, aractor and 'tep Becovery, Diodes andMultipliers, "arametric mplifiers, Tunnel Diodes and Negative Besistance mplifiers, #unn Effect Diodes,valanche Effect and Diodes, other Micro)ave Diodes, Micro-strip *ine7Te$t Boo;s@

67 Electronic Communication 'ystems, 5rd

Edition !y= #eorge ?ennedy "u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill

>7 Micro)ave Devices and Circuits, 5rd

edition !y '7 +7 *iao "u.lisher= "rentice (all of ndia

Re:. Boo;s@67 EM $aves and Badiation 'ystems, >nd

Edition !y= @ordan & !almain "u.lisher= "rentice (all of ndia

>7 ntennas, 5rdEdition !y= ?raus "u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill

57 ntennas & $ave "ropagation, 6stEdition !y= ?7 D7 "rasad "u.lisher= ?hanna "u.lication



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B.Tech. SEMESTER+ 4I

SUB?ECT@ 7IGITAL SIGNAL ROCESSING

SLLABUS & SCHEME


25 hrs73

'essional

26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A INTRO7UCTION@'ignal and signal classification 2analog, digital3, signal processing, digital signal processing, advantages anddisadvantages of D'"7

B 7ISCRETE SIGNALS@perations on discrete signals, decimation and interpolation7

C7ISCRETE TIME SSTEMS@'ystem classification, digital filters, difference e0uation, impulse response, sta.ility, connections7

77ISCRETE CON4OLUTION@Discrete convolution, convolution of finite se0uences, sta.ility, system response to periodic inputs7

E THE +TRANSFORM@Definition, properties, nd

Edition!y= sho% m.ardar

"u.lisher= T(M'N !roo%s1le>7 Digital 'ignal "rocessing, 5rdEdition

!y= @ohn #7 "roa%is & Dimitris #7Manola%is


Re:. Boo;s@67 Digital Filters- nalysis, Design and

pplications, >ndEdition!y= ndreas ntonion"u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill

>7 Digital 'ignal "rocessing - Computer!ased pproach, 5rdEdition

!y= 'an/it ? Mitra



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"u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill

B.Tech. SEMESTER+4I

SUB?ECT@ CMOS 4LSI 7ESIGN

SLLABUS & SCHEME


25 hrs73

'essional

26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A AN O4ER4IE( OF 4LSI@

B SILICON LOGIC@*ogic Design )ith M'FETs, "hysical structure of CM' integrated circuits, Fa.rication of CM' integrated circuits,Element of physical design7

C THE LOGIC ELETRONICS INTERFACE@Electrical characteristics of M'FETs7 Electronic analysis of CM' logic gates7 Designing high speed CM' logicNet)or%7 dvanced techni0ues in CM' logic circuits7

7 THE 7ESIGN OF 4LSI SSTEM@Memories and programma.le logic, 'ystem- level physical design7 *' cloc%ing and system design7 Belia.ility andtesting of *' circuits7

Te$t Boo;@67 ntroduction to *' Circuits & 'ystems,6st

Edition !y= @ohn "7Uyemura

"u.lisher= @ohn )iley & 'ons nc7

Re:. Boo;s@67 CM' logic Circuit Design,6stEdition

!y= @ohn "7 Uyemura "u.lisher= 'priger "rivate limited

>7 Digital ntegrated Circuits - Design"erspective, >ndEdition!y @7M7 Bam.aey, 7 Chandra%assan & !7Ni%olic"u.lisher= "rentice (all of ndia

57 "rinciples of CM' *' Design - 'ystem"erspective, >ndEdition!y= N7(7E7$este & ?7 Eshraghian7"u.lisher= "rentice (all of ndia

:7 Modern *' design - 'ystem n ChipDesign, 5rdEdition!y= $7 $olf7

"u.lisher= "earson sia



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B.Tech. SEMESTER+4I

SUB?ECT@ TELE4ISION ENGINEERING

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73

"rac7 T7$7 Total

9 9 > - - - >A >A

'tudent have to carry out e4periments .ased on monochrome and color television li%e "attern generator,etroscope, F section, BF section, Chroma section and Composite video signal generator7



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B.Tech. SEMESTER+4II

SUB?ECT@ 7ATA & COMUTER COMMUNICATIONS

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A INTRO7UCTION@The uses of computer net)or%s, net)or% structure, net)or% architecture, ' Beference model, Classification ofcomputer net)or%s, TC"1" "rotocol suite, connection less s connection oriented services, 'ervices & interface7

B THE ME7IUM ACCESS SUBLAER@The channel allocation pro.lem, multiple access protocols, Collision free protocols, EEE standard J9>74 for *Nand MNs, !ridges7

C THE 7ATA LIN LAER@

Data lin% layer design issues, elementary data lin% protocols, sliding )indo) protocols7

7 THE NET(OR LAER@"v: addressing, 'pecial addresses, Net)or% layer design issues, routing algorithms, congestion controlalgorithms, internet)or%ing, nternet)or%ing devices, The net)or% layer in nternet7 B", " and CM" net)or%layer protocols7

E THE TRANSORT LAER@The transport services, Elements of Transport protocols, The internet transport protocols 2TC" and UD"37

F THE ALICATION LAER@Net)or% security7

Te$t Boo;@67 Computer Net)or%s, 5rdEdition

!y= ndre) '7 Tanen.aum "u.lisher= "rentice (all of ndia

Re:. Boo;s@67 Data and Computer Communications, 5rd

Edition!y= $illiam 'tallings

"u.lisher= "rentice (all of ndia>7 Data Communications and Net)or%ing, 5rd

Edition

!y !ehrou< 7 Forou


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SUB?ECT@ EMBE77E7 SSTEMS

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A INTRO7UCTION TO ARM@vervie) of BM "rocessor, Fundamental of B'C & C'C, Evolution of B'C, Comparison of B'C & C'C,Design for *"C7

B ARM ARCHITECTURE@rchitectural inheritance, "rogrammers model, BM development tools, 'oft)are ssem.ler 2BM3, RC*anguage Complier, 'imulator, (ard)are !oard, !oard organi


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The *' Bu.y dvanced Communication "rocessor, The *' 'DN 'u.scri.er, "rocessor, The neCS$'>>699 #'M chip, The Ericsson-*' !luetooth !ase.and Controller, The BMHA99 and BMHA99FE, TheBMH699, The '-66997

L INTRO7UCTION TO 4ECTORE7 INTERRUT CONTROLLER@

Te$t Boo;@

1. BM - 'ystem-n- Chip rchitecture, >nd

Edition !y= 'teve Fur.er


Re:. Boo;s@67 BM 'ystem Developer #uide

!y= ntre) 'loss, Dominic 'ymes, Chris$right

"u.lication= Morgan ?aufmann>7 Technical Beference Manual, BMHTDM

253 UM69>66 *"C >58:18818J1HJ UserManual, NQ" *td7



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SUB?ECT@ (IRELESS COMMUNICATION

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: - - 89 :9 - - 699

A INTRO7UCTION TO (IRELESS COMMUNICATION SSTEM@Evolution of mo.ile radio communications, Cellular Telephone 'ystem7

B MO7ERN (IRELESS COMMUNICATION SSTEMS@'econd generation 2>#3 cellular net)or%s, Third generation 25#3 )ireless net)or%s, !luetooth and personal areanet)or%7

C THE CELLULAR CONCET+SSTEM 7ESIGN FUN7AMENTALS@ntroduction, Fre0uency reuse, Channel assignment strategies, (andoff strategies, nterference and systemcapacity, Trunc%ing and grade of service, mproving coverage & capacity in cellular systems7

7 MOBILE RA7IO ROAGATION@*arge scale path loss, 'mall scale path loss fading and multi path Doppler shift, Fading offset, *evel crossing rate,Fade duration7

E MO7ULATION TECHNIDUES FOR MOBILE RA7IO@Digital modulation - an overvie), "ulse shaping Techni0ues, *inear modulation techni0ues, Constant envelope

modulation, com.ined linear and constant envelope modulation 2KM3, 'pread spectrum modulation techni0ues7

F EDUALIATION 7I4ERSIT AN7 CHANNEL CO7ING@ntroduction, Fundamentals of e0uali


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SUB?ECT@ CO7ING THEOR & COMRESSION TECHNIDUES

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: - - 89 :9 - - 699

A ROBABILIT THEOR AN7 RAN7OM ROCESS@"art 263 ntroduction to the theory of pro.a.ility, Bandom varia.les, 'tatistical averages, The central-limittheorem, correlation, .inary case7

B AN INTRO7UCTION TO INFORMATION THEOR@Measure of information, 'ource encoding, Error-free communication over a noisy channel, The channel capacity ofa discrete memory less channel, channel capacity of a continuous channel, "ractical communication systems in thelight of 'hannons e0uation7

C ERROR+CORRECTING CO7ES@ntroduction, *inear .loc% codes, Cyclic codes, !urst-error- detecting and correcting codes, nterlaced codes for.urst and random error correction, Convolution codes, Comparison of coded and uncoded systems7

7 7ICTIONAR TECHNIDUES@ntroduction, static Dictionary, diagram coding, daptive Dictionary, The *HH approach, The *HJ approach, File

compression, mage compression 2 #F3,Compression over modems7

E TRANSFORM CO7ING@

ntroduction, The transform, Transforms of interest, Discrete cosine transform, Discrete sine transformKuanti7 nformation Theory, Coding &Cryptograph, >ndEdition

!y= Ban/an !ose "u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill



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"u.lisher= "earson Education:7 Fundamental of Digital mage "rocessing,

6stEdition

!y= nil ?7 @ain "u.lisher= "earson Education


SUB?ECT@ Term roject

SLLABUS & SCHEME


*ectures Tutorial "ractical Theory2hrs73

'essional2hrs73


9 9 > 9 9 >A >A A9

'tudents have to devlope any application on any soft)are platform7



50/60

B.Tech. SEMESTER 4I

SUB?ECT@ 7IGITAL S(ITCHING SSTEMS

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A INTRO7UCTION@Evaluation of Telecommunication, 'imple4 Telephone Communication, !asics of ')itching 'ystem, Manual')itching 'ystem

B STRO(GER S(ITCHING SSTEMS@Botary Dial Telephone, 'ignalling Tones, 'tro)ger ')itching Components,'tep-.y-step ')itching,Design "arameters, 699-line s)itching 'ystem,6999-line !loc%ing E4change

C CROSSBAR S(ITCHING@"rinciples of Common Control , Touch Tone Dial Telephone, "rinciples of Cross.ar ')itching, Cross.ar

')itching Configuration, Cross point Technology, Cross.ar E4change rgani


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B.Tech. SEMESTER 4I

SUB?ECT@ OERATING SSTEMS

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A I"troduct!o"@perating 'ystem, 'imple !atch 'ystems, Multi programmed !atched 'ystems, Time 'haring 'ystems,ersonal-Computer, 'ystems, "arallel 'ystems, Distri.uted 'ystems, Beal-Time 'ystem7

B Com9uter+S'stem Structure@Computer-'ystem peration, 1 'tructure, 'torage 'tructure, 'torage (ierarchy, (1$ protection, #eneral'ystem rchitecture7

C O9ert!"# S'stems Structures@

'ystem components, ' services, 'ystem calls, 'ystem programs, system structure, irtual machines, 'ystemDesign & implementation, 'ystem #eneration7

7 rocesses@"rocess concept,"rocess 'cheduling, peration on "rocesses, Cooperating processes, nterprocesscommunication7

E CU Schedu%!"#@!asic concepts, 'cheduling criteria, 'cheduling algorithms7

F rocess S'"chro"!Kt!o"@!ac%ground, The critical-section "ro.lem, 'ynchroni


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7!str!buted S'stem Structures@Net)or% operating 'ystems, Distri.uted perating 'ystems, Bemote services, Bo.ustness, Design issues7

D 7!str!buted F!%e S'stemsFeatures of good DF', Naming and Transparency, Bemote File ccess, 'tateful ersus stateless service, Filereplication, E4ample system, E4ample 'ystems7

Te$t Boo;@

67 perating 'ystem Concepts!y='il.ertschat7 Modern perating 'ystem = Design andmplementation

!y= Tanen.aum"u.lisher= "rentice (all of ndia

57 perating system Concepts!y= Milan Malin%ovic"u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill



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SUB?ECT@ A74ANCE 7IGITAL SIGNAL ROCESSING

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A O4ER4IE(@-transform, DFT, FFT, B design methods, FB design methods7

B FILTER STRUCTURES FOR IIR AN7 FIR FILTERS 7IRECT FORM I AN7 II ARALLEL AN7CASCA7E FORMS LATTICE

C FINITE (OR7+LENGTH EFFECTS IN 7IGITAL FILTERS@Fi4ed and floating point representation of num.ers, 0uantind

Edition !y= 7 7 ppenheim and B7 $7 'hafer "u.lisher= "rentice (all of ndia

>7 Digital 'ignal "rocessing= computer-!ased pproach, >ndEdition !y= '7 ?7 Mitra "u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill

57 nalog and Digital 'ignal "rocessing,6stEdition

!y= sho% m.ardar"u.lisher= T(M'N !roo%s

:7 daptive Filter Theory, :thEdition !y= 'imon (ay%in "u.lisher= "rentice (all of ndiaRe:. Boo;s@

67 Digital 'ignal "rocessing, 5

rd

Edition !y= @7#7 "roa%is and D7 #7 Manola%is "u.lisher= "rentice (all of ndia

>7 'tatistical Digital 'ignal "rocessing &Modeling, 6stEdition!y= M7 (7 (ayes"u.lisher= @ohn $iley & 'ons



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SUB?ECT@ OTICAL SIGNAL ROCESSING

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 - 89 :9 - - 699

REREDUISITES@

A FOURIER TRANSFORMS

B (A4E EDUATION

TOICS@

A T(O+7IMENSIONAL FOURIER ANALSIS OF COMLE1 FIEL7

B SCALAR 7IFFRACTION THEOR

C FRESNEL AN7 FRAUNHOFER 7IFFRACTION

7 FOURIER TRANSFORMING AN7 IMAGING ROERTIES OF LENSES

E FREDUENC ANALSIS OF OTICAL IMAGING SSTEMS

F SATIAL FILTERING AN7 OTICAL INFONNATION ROCESSING

G HOLOGRAH

Te$t Boo;@67 ntroduction to Fourier ptics

!y= @7$7 #oodman "u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill

Re:. Boo;@67 Fourier nalysis, 'chaum;s utline 'eries

!y = 'piegel, M7B "u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill



57/60


SUB?ECT@ RA7AR & NA4IGATION

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A ELEMENTAR CONCET@Fundamental concept of Badar, Function "erformed .y Badar, verall 'ystem Consideration, Types of BadarTargets, Badars $aveform, "o)er & Energy7

B RA7AR EDUATION@Badar E0uation, mportant Net)or% Definitions and "roperties, ncremental Modeling of Noise 'ources,ncremental Modeling of Noisy Net)or%s, "ractical Modeling of Noisy 'ources and Net)or%s, verall BadarBeceiver Model7

C RA7AR CROSS SECTION@Cross 'ection for 'mall Targets, Target 'cattering Matrices, E4amples of Target Cross 'ections, Cross 'ectionsof rea Targets, 'ea 'urfaces as rea Targets, *and 'urfaces as rea Targets, Cross 'ection of olume

Targets, Meteorological olume Targets, Cross 'ection Fluctuations and Models7

7 RA7AR SIGNAL & NET(ORS@Beal Badar 'ignals, Comple4 Badar 'ignal, nalytic Badar 'ignals, Duration, Fre0uency and !and)idth of'ignals, Transmissions of 'ignals through Net)or%s, Matched Filter for Noise, m.iguity Function7

E MATHEMATICAL FUN7AMENTALS OF NA4IGATION@Beference Frame, "rinciples of "ositioning Determination, "rinciples of elocity Determination, "rinciples ofttitude Determination, ccuracy Measures, *east '0uare Estimation, "rinciples of Bouting and #uidance7

F MAS@Types of Maps, Map "ro/ections, Digital Map7

G TERRESTRIAL NA4IGATION@nstruments and .serva.les, "osition Determination, Drift7

H TERRESTRIAL RA7IO NA4IGATION@"oint 'ource 'ystems, rea !ased 'ystems, ircraft *anding 'ystems7

I SATELLITE BASE7 NA4IGATION@

#"', #*N'', #alileo, ther 'atellite !ased Navigation 'ystems7

Te$t Boo;s@67 Badar "rinciples, >nd Edition

!y= "eyton 7 "ee.les"u.lisher= $iley

>7 Navigation= "rinciples of "ositioning and#uidance, 6stEdition!y= (offmann-$ellenhof, *egat, $ieser"u.lisher= 'pringer

Re:. Boo;@67 #lo.al "ositioning 'ystems, nertial

Navigation, and ntegration, >ndEdition!y= Mohinder '7 #re)al, *a)rence B7

$eill, ngus "7 ndre)s"u.lisher= @ohn $iley & 'ons



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SUB?ECT@ HIGH ERFORMANCE COMUTER ARCHITECTURE

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A ROCESSOR ARCHITECTURES@ 4ON NEUMANN MACHINE

B RISC AN7 CISC INSTRUCTION SET 7ESIGN & MICROROGRAMMING

C STORAGE SSTEMS@ CACHE MAIN AN7 SECON7AR MEMOR 4IRTUAL MEMOR

7 I=O ORGANIATIONS

E CU 7ESIGN@ INSTRUCTION AN7 ARITHMETIC OERATIONS

F HIGH ERFORMANCE COMUTERS

G SHARE7+MEMOR AN7 7ISTRIBUTE7+MEMOR MULTIROCESSORS

Te$t Boo;@

+. Computer 'tructures!y= !ell and Ne)ell

"u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill

Re:.Boo;@67 Computer 'tructures G "rinciples and

E4amples !y= 'ie)iore%, !ell and Ne)ell "u.lisher= Tata Mc#ra) (ill

http://research.microsoft.com/~gbell/Computer_Structures__Readings_and_Examples/contents.htmlhttp://research.microsoft.com/~gbell/Computer_Structures_Principles_and_Examples/csp0001.htmhttp://research.microsoft.com/~gbell/Computer_Structures_Principles_and_Examples/csp0001.htmhttp://research.microsoft.com/~gbell/Computer_Structures__Readings_and_Examples/contents.htmlhttp://research.microsoft.com/~gbell/Computer_Structures_Principles_and_Examples/csp0001.htmhttp://research.microsoft.com/~gbell/Computer_Structures_Principles_and_Examples/csp0001.htm


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SUB?ECT@ INTRO7UCTION TO NET(ORS AN7 THEIR ALICATIONS

SLLABUS & SCHEME



'essional26 hr73


: 9 > 89 :9 >A >A 6A9

A O4ER4IE(Data Communication Net)or%s, ')itching, ccess, "hysical Media and Delay, "rotocol *ayers and Their 'erviceModels

B THE ALICATION LAERClient-'erver pplications= (TT", FT", 'MT" and DN', "eer-To-"eer pplications= !itTorrent, D(T and '%ype, The'oc%et nterface and 'oc%et "rogramming

C THE TRANSORT LAERElements of Transport 'ervices, nternet Transport 'ervices= UD" and TC", "rinciples of Congestion Control

7 THE NET(OR LAER"ac%et ')itching= Datagrams vs7 irtual Circuits, ddressing, Bouting and the " "rotocol, !roadcast and Multicast

Bouting

E THE LIN LAER AN7 LOCAL AREA NET(ORS*in% *ayer 'ervices= Framing, ccess and Error Control, Multiple ccess "rotocols, *ocal rea Net)or%rchitectures and "rotocols

F (IRELESS AN7 MOBILE NET(ORS$ireless *ocal rea Net)or%s, Cellular Net)or%s, Mo.ile "

G SECURIT IN COMUTER NET(ORS"rinciples of Cryptography, pplication, "rotocol and Net)or% 'ecurity, Fire)alls and ntrusion Detection

Te$t Boo;@67 Computer Net)or%ing= Top-Do)n pproach

Ath ed7, ddison-$esley, >9697 !y @7F7 ?urose and ?7$7 Boss



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B.Tech. SEMESTER+4III

SUB?ECT@ RO?ECT=IN7USTRIAL TRAINNING

SLLABUS & SCHEME

Teaching 'cheme 2(ours1$ee%3 E4amination 'cheme 2Mar%s3 Mar%s

*ectures Tutorial "ractical 'eminar "ractical T7$7 Total

- - >: 699 599 699 A99

The students are re0uired to present seminar on pro/ect1given topic every )ee%7

The students )ill underta%e pro/ect )or% for the period of full semester7 They should design1develop & fa.ricatethe hard)are and1or soft)are system7 They may also underta%e pro/ect involving study and analysis of e4istingelectronic systems in the industry and suggesting modifications for revamping the system7

They are supposed to prepare and su.mit a pro/ect report as a part of their term )or% and give seminars on their)or%7 The students may .e sent to the industry for their pro/ect and they are to timely report to the instituteregarding monitoring and necessary guidance 7The faculty should arrange visits at the places )here the studentsare performing their pro/ect )or%7

They should arrange for demonstration of the pro/ect )or%, if any7 They are to .e e4amined .ased on viva and1ordemonstration7

ddit ec syllabus

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