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EEC-101: Mathematics-I

Algebra: Convergence of series comparison and ratio tests, Raabes’ Test,

Alternating series, De-Moivre’s theorem and its applications,
Relation between circular and hyperbolic functions, Matrices,
Inverse matrix, Solution of linear algebraic systems,
Consistency of equations, Eigenvalues and eigenvectors.

Coordinate Plane, Straight line, Sphere, Cone and cylinder, Conicoids

Geometry of (Standard forms).
Three
Dimension:

Differential Successive differentiation, Leibnitz’s theorem, Maclaurin’s and

Calculus: Taylor’s theorem, Curvature, Radius of curvature in cartesian
and polar co-ordinates. Asymptotes and tracing of curves,
Taylor’s theorem for functions of two variables and its
applications. Maxima and Minima or functions of two
variables.

Integral Reduction formulae, Quadrature, Rectification Volume and

Calculus: surface of resolutions of Simple solids, Double and Triple
integration, Change of order of integration.

Fourier Series: Fourier series, Euler’s formulae, Even and odd functions, Half
range expansion, Harmonic analysis.

Differential Solution of linear differential equations with constant

Equations: coefficients. Simultaneous linear differential equations, Series
solution of differential equations.

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EEC-102: Physics

Forces & Con- Fundamental forces, Inverse square and central forces, Laws of
servation Laws: conservation of momentum.

Special Theory Concept of classical relativity, frames of references, Michelson-

of Relativity: experiment and interpretation of its results. Einstein’s
postulates, Lorentz transformations (no proof), Relativity of
length, time, velocity and mass, Einstein’s mass energy
equivalence.

Vibrations & Oscillatory motion, Simple harmonic motion, Wave equation,

Waves: Superposition principle, Fourier theorem, Acoustic impedance.

Ultrasonics: Piezoelectric and magnetostriction effects, Production,

Properties and engineering uses of ultrasonics.

Physical Optics: Interference of light, interference in thin films, Newton’s rings,

Simple engineering application of optical interference,
Diffraction of light, Fresnel and Fraunhoffer diffraction, Plane
diffraction grating, Dispersion and resolving power,
Polarization of light, refraction, Nicol prism Optical activity,
Polarimeters.

Quantum Theory Plank’s quantum theory, Photoelectric effect, X-ray diffraction

& Wave by crystals, Bragg’s law de Broglie matter waves, Electron
Mechanics: microscope. Quantum mechanical atom model, Spontaneous
and stimulated emission of radiation, Lasers and their
engineering applications.

Nuclear Physics: Atomic nucleus, Nuclear binding energy, Nuclear radiation,

Fission and fusion, Nuclear reactors.
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EEC-103: Electrical Engineering Materials

Part A

Crystal Crystalline materials, Elements of crystal structure, crystal

Structure: systems Bravais lattices, Miller planes, Ionic, Covalent,
Metallic and molecular bonds, X-ray diffraction, Bragg’s law.

Metallic Free electron theory, Drift velocity, Mobility, Current density,

Conduction: Density of states, Fermi-Dirac distribution.

Band Theory of Conductor, semiconductor and insulators, Intrinsic and extrinsic

Solids: semi conductors.

Magnetic Diamagnetic, paramagnetic and ferromagnetic materials,

Properties: Antiferro and ferromagnetism, Ferrites.

Dielectrics: Polarization, Polarizabilities electronic, ionic and orientational,

Clausius Mossotti equation, Piezoelectricity, Ferro-electric
materials.
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EEC-103: Electrical Engineering Materials

Part B
Polymers & Classification of polymers, Bonding in polymers and its effect
Composites: on the physical properties, Degree of polymerization. Molecular
weights and their determination, Preparation and properties of
PE, PVC, PF, MF, and Polystyrene resins. Synthetic & Natural
rubber, Vulcanization of rubber. Compounding of rubbers,
Polymer based composites. DS, PS, FR and discontinuous fiber
composites. Manufacturing techniques and uses of composites.

Electroplating & Faraday’s and Coulomb’s law, Mechanism of electro-

Metal Finishing: deposition, Electrical requirements, Sources of currents.
Current distribution devices, Electrodes, Insulators, Mechanical
requirements, tank, tank linings, agitation, heating and cooling,
drying practices, exhaust systems, location and layout of
deposition of Cu, Ni, Zn, Ag, Au, Sn, Cd, Preparation of
surfaces for deposition, Structure of deposits, Deposition of
alloys.

Batteries & Fuel Primary and secondary battery systems, Charging and
Cells: discharging processes, Components of a battery and material
requirements, Characteristics of battery, Designing and
fabrication of suitable battery systems, Material requirement,
Electrode reaction of dry cell, Lead-acid battery, Ni-Cd battery,
Solid electrolyte battery systems. Advanced battery systems for
electric traction, Fuel cells, Classification, characteristics,
Electrochemical reaction, designing, Details about phosphoric
acid fuel cell, Molten carbonate fuel cell, Alkali fuel cell and
solid electrolyte fuel cell.
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EEC-104: Networks

Node and mesh Source Transformations, Nodal analysis of linear time invariant
analysis: networks. Mesh analysis of linear time invariant networks.

Networks Thevenin and Norton theorems, superposition theorem,

theorems: Reciprocity theorem, Maximum power transformation theorem,
Tellegen theorem.

Laplace Basic properties of the Laplace transforms; solutions of simple

transformation: networks.

Fourier transform properties and application.

Two port Detailed analysis of all the parameters, Inter relation of the
analysis of parameters.
networks:
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EEC-105 Power Apparatus

Transformers: Harmonics in magnetising current, percentage and per unit

system. Three phase transformer connections, vector group,
parallel operation of transformers, harmonics in magnetising
current 3-phase to two phase and six phase transformation and
vice versa.

Synchronous Review of the theory of cylindrical rotor synchronous

Machines: machines. Introduction to salient pole machines and their
analysis by two reaction theories. Determination of
synchronous reactances, steady state power flow, excitation
systems. Loss of Exicitation, inter-connected-synchronous
generators, starting phenomena of synchronous motors, power
factor corrections.

3-Phase A.C. Review of speed control of 3-Phase induction motors. Speed

Commutator control by the injected voltage method, introduction to
Motor: frequency convertor, static Scherbius and Kramer system.

Single Phase Single phase series motors, repulsion motor, analysis and
A.C. Com- phasor diagrams.
mutator Motors:

Single Phase Classification, performance analysis by double revolving field

Induction Motor: theory, starting torque, condition for maximum starting torque.

Electrical Cross-field generators, Amplidynes and metadynes, A.C.

Machines for Tachogenerator, Two phase servo motors, and stepper motors.
Control Systems:
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EEC-106
Numerical Techniques and Computer Programming
Numerical
Techniques: Solution of algebraic and transcendental equations: Falsi and
Newton-Raphson methods, Solution of simultaneous equations:
Gaussian elimination and Gauss-Seidel methods. Finite
differences: Forward, backward and central differences,
interpolation: Lagrange’s. Newton’s and central difference
formulae, Numerical differentiation. Numerical quadrature:
Simpson’s rule, Gaussian Quadrature, Solution of ordinary
differential equations: Runge-Kutta method, Hilne’s method.
Computer
Programming: Computer organisation: Input/Output Units, Memory, CPU and
their functions, Basic concepts of Fortran Language (Fortran 77
and higher version), Flowchart and Algorithms, Arithmetic
Statements, Loops Instructions, Control Transfer statements,
Input/Output and Format statements. Subscripted variables,
Functions and Subroutines. File handling, Computer
implementation of aforesaid numerical techniques.