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 Linear Control Systems

 Digital Signal Processing

 VLSI
Course Title Linear Control Systems

EE 403
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Aims & Objectives Develop fundamentals associated with the analysis, design
and simulation of automatic control systems.
Contents: Introduction:
Introduction to control systems, feedback control systems,
block diagram, terminology, transfer functions of physical
systems, block diagram reduction techniques, signal flow
graphs.

Representation of Systems:
Differential equations of various physical systems such as
mechanical translation and rotational systems, thermal
systems, hydraulic systems, electrical and electro
mechanical systems.

Time Response of Linear Systems:

Standardized inputs, steady state and transient responses,
stability and sensitivity, response of second order systems,
Time response specifications.

Root Locus:
Construction of root locus, qualitative analysis,
performance characteristics of systems in time domain,
dominant pole zero approximations.

Compensation:
Cascade and feedback composition, lag, lead and lag-lead
compensation, performance modification by different
compensation techniques.

Frequency Response of Linear Systems:

Introduction to polar plots, nyquist analysis techniques,
nyquist stability criterion, inverse nyquist plots.
Bode plots of simple frequency response functions, gain
and phase margins, stability, closed loop frequency
response.
 Introduction to Nichol`s chart and its applications.

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Course Title Digital Signal Processing

EE-406
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Credit Hours:
Pre requisite: none
Aims & Objectives .
Contents: Introduction to Digital Filters:
FIR and HR filters, difference equations representing FIR and
HR filters, physical realization of these filters.

Structures of FIR and HR Filters:

transversal, lattice, lattice ladder cascade, parallel, lagrangian
and frequency sampling structures, advantages and
disadvantages of these structures, robustness of structures
with respect to poles.

Design of FIR and HR filters:

windowing techniques, frequency sampling techniques, CAD
techniques.

Digital Filters:
Butterworth, Chevchev etc
Course Title VLSI

EE-408
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Aims & Objectives Very-large-scale integration (VLSI) is the process of creating an

integrated circuit (IC) by combining thousands of transistors into a
single chip. VLSI began in the 1970s when complex
semiconductor and communication technologies were being
developed
Contents:
CM OS
 MOS Fundamentals and Characterization
 NMOS/PMOS/CMOS Technologies
 Fabrication Principles
 Different Styles of Fabrication for NMOS/PMOS/CMOS
 Design with CMOS Gates
 Characterization of CMOS Circuits
 Scaling Effects
 Sub-Micron Designs
 Parasitic Extraction and Calculations
 Subsystem Design
 Layout Representation for CMOS Circuits
 Design Exercise using CMOS
 Introduction of IC Design
 Different Methodologies for IC Design
 Fabrication Flows and Fundamentals

VHDL
 VHDL Overview and Concepts
 Levels of Abstraction
 Entity, Architecture
 Data Types and declaration
 Enumerated Data Types
 Relational, Logical, Arithmetic Operators
 Signal and Variables, Constants
 Process Statement
 Concurrent Statements
 When-else, With-select
 Sequential Statement
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