B.Tech EE New Scheme and Syllabus of 5th and 6th Semesters

Scheme & Syllabus for
B.Tech. Electrical Engineering

according to Choice Based Credit System
(CBCS)
(Semester-V and Semester-VI)
Department of Electrical Engineering

(w.e.f Session 2020-21)
School of Engineering & Technology
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA

MAHENDERGARH-123031
HARYANA
1
Central University of Haryana
Department of Electrical Engineering, School of Engineering and Technology
B.Tech. 3rd YEAR (SEMESTER – V)
Sl. Teaching Schedule

Course Code Course Title DEPT. OF ELECTRICAL ENGG.Credits
No.
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OFL HARYANA
T ,PMAHENDERGARH
DEPT. OF ELECTRICAL ENGG.
1 BT EE50A Power Electronics Proceedings / 3Minutes of the
1 ARYANA0 ,Meeting
4
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF H MAHENDERGARH
of Board of Studies in Electrical Engg. Held on 29.04.2020
2 BT EE502A Power Electronics LaboratoryProceedings0-/ Minutes
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1
3 BT EE503A Control of Board of Studies in Electrical
1 Engg. 0in Held
4 on 29.04.2020
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online meeting of the Board3 of Studies Electrical Engg. was h
- - -
4 BT EE504A 29.04.2020.
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Laboratory 0 0 2 1
The online meeting of the Board of Studies in Electrical Engg. was held on 29.04
5 BT EE505A Electromagnetic
1. following
Dr. Ajaywere Fields Bansal, HOD, EE-
Kumar 3 Chairperson
1 0 4
present
2. Prof.for
6 BT EE506A Economics J.S. Saini, Subject Expert- Member
Engineers 3 0 0 3
3. 1.Prof.
Dr. Ashwani
Ajay Kumar Bansal,Subject
Kumar, HOD, EE- Chairperson
Expert- Member
7 BT EE507A Internship Presentation
4. 2.Dr.Prof. J.S. Saini,
Rajesh Kumar Subject Expert-
Dubey, 0 Professor,
Member
Associate 2 0 CUH-2Member
3. Prof. Ashwani Kumar, Subject Expert- Member
8 Program Elective5.
– 1Dr. Munish Manas, Assistant Professor, CUH- Member
4. Dr. Rajesh Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member
6. Dr. Kalpana
Advanced Network Chauhan, Assistant Professor, CUH-Special Invitee
BT EE521 5. Dr. Munish Analysis
Manas, Assistant Professor,3 CUH- 0 Member0 3
7. 6.Dr.Dr.
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Professor, CUH- Special
Special Invitee
Invitee
BT EE522 Electrical Machine Design 3 0 0 3
8. 7.Dr.Dr.
Sumit,
Manish Assistant Professor,
Kumar, Assistant CUH-Special
Professor, Invitee
CUH- Special Invitee
BT EE523 Industrial
9. Dr. Electrical
Murlidhar, Systems
Assistant Professor, CUH-Special
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BT EE533 Energy Management
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The meeting ended with vote of thanks to the Chair.
Dr.Dr.
Manish
ManishKumar
Kumar Dr. Sumit
Dr. Sumit Dr. Kalpana Chauha
Dr. Kalpana
Dr. Murlidhar Dr. Munish Mansa Dr. Rajesh Kr. Dubey

Prof. J.S. Saini 2 Prof. Ashwani Kumar Dr. Ajay Kumar Bansal
Prof. J.S. Saini Prof. Ashwani Kumar Dr. Ajay Kumar Bansal
Central University of Haryana
Department of Electrical Engineering, School of Engineering and Technology
B.Tech. 3rd YEAR (SEMESTER – VI)
Sl. Course Code Course Title Teaching Schedule
No. Credits
L T P
1 BT EE601A Power Systems – II CENTRAL UNIVERSITY3OF HARYANA 1 ,0MAHENDERGARH4
2 BT EE602A Power Systems Laboratory – II DEPT. OF 0 ELECTRICAL
0 2 ENGG.1
Proceedings / Minutes of the Meeting
3 BT EE603A Microprocessor& Micro-controller CENTRAL UNIVERSITY 3 OF H1ARYANA 0 , MAHENDERGARH
4
Microprocessor & Micro-controller - 0 -of2the Meeting
4 BT EE604A Proceedings 0 -/ Minutes 1
Laboratory of Board of Studies in Electrical Engg. Held on 29.04.2020
The online
5 BT EE605A Electronics Design meeting
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- 0- -4 2
29.04.2020.
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Engg.
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Dr.Dr.
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Dr. Sumit Dr. Kalpana Chauha
Dr. Kalpana

3
POWER ELECTRONICS
Course Code: BT EE 501A SEMESTER-V
L T P Credits
3 1 - 4
Course Level Learning Outcomes:
At the end of this course, students will demonstrate the ability to
1. Understand the differences between signal level and power level devices.
2. Analyse controlled rectifier circuits.
3. Analyse the operation of DC-DC choppers.
4. Analyse the operation of voltage source inverters.
Unit -I
Power switching devices: Diode, Thyristor, MOSFET, IGBT: I-V Characteristics; Firing
circuit for thyristor; Voltage and current commutation of a thyristor; Gate drive circuits for
MOSFET and IGBT. Protection of Devices.
Diode rectifiers withDpassive EPT. OFfiltering:
ELECTRICAL Half-wave
ENGG. diode rectifier with RL and RC loads; 1-
phase full-wave diode rectifier
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, M with L, C and LCAHENDERGARH
filter; 3-phase diode rectifier with L, C and
LC filter; continuous and discontinuous conduction, input current wave shape, effect of
source inductance; Proceedings
commutation / Minutes
overlap. of the Meeting
of Board of Studies in Electrical Engg. UnitHeld-II on 29.04.2020
- - -
Thyristor rectifiers: Single-phase half-wave and full-wave rectifiers, Single-phase full-bridge
thyristor rectifier with R- load and highly inductive load; Three-phase full-bridge thyristor
The online meeting CENTRALof the Board
UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA of ,Studies
MAHENDERGARH in Electrical Engg. was held on
rectifier with R-load and highly inductive load; Input current wave shape and power factor.
29.04.2020. The following were present
Proceedings / Minutes of the Meeting Unit -III
1. Dr. Ajay DC-DC of
KumarBoard of Studies
buckBansal,
converter: in
HOD, Electrical
Elementary Engg.
EE- Chairperson Held on
chopper 29.04.2020
with an active switch and diode, concepts of
duty ratio and average - - power
voltage, - circuit of a buck converter, analysis and waveforms at
2. Prof. J.S. Saini, Subject Expert- Member
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4. Dr. DC-DC
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were present converter: Power
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- circuit of a boost converter,
Member analysis and waveforms at steady
state, relation between duty ratio and average output voltage.
5. Dr. Munish
1. Dr. Ajay Kumar Manas, Assistant
Bansal, HOD, Professor, CUH- Member
CHOPPERS : BasicEE- Chairperson
scheme, output voltage control techniques, one, two, and four quadrant
6. Dr. Kalpana
2. Prof. J.S. Saini,Chauhan,
Subject Expert-Assistant
Member Professor, CUH-Special Invitee
choppers,
3. Prof. AshwaniKumar,
step up
Kumar, Subject
chopper,
Expert- Member
voltage commutated chopper, current commutated chopper,
7. Dr. Manish Assistant Professor, CUH- Special Invitee
4. Dr.MOSFET
Rajesh Kumarand transistor
Dubey, based choppers.
Associate Professor, CUH- Member
8. Dr. Sumit, Assistant Professor, CUH-Special UnitInvitee
-IV
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr.Single-phase Assistant
Kalpana Chauhan,voltage Professor,
sourceCUH-
inverter: Power circuit
Special Invitee Invitee of single-phase voltage source inverter,
7. Dr.switch states and instantaneous output voltage, square waveofoperation
Manish Kumar, Assistant Professor, CUH- Special
After deliberations, it was resolved/ recommended by the Board Invitee
Studies of asthe inverter, concept
follows:
8. Dr.ofSumit, Assistant Professor, CUH- Special Invitee
average voltage over a switching cycle, bipolar sinusoidal modulation and unipolar
1. The9. Dr.sinusoidal
Murlidhar, Assistant
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of Studies
modulation, CUH- Special Invitee
& Examinations index and and the voltage
output Syllabi of B.Tech. (Electrical
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(Annexure-1). a sub-cycle, three-
1. The Scheme of Studies & Examinations and the Syllabi of B.Tech. (Electrical Engg.)- III year (5th
phase
2. Theand BoS sinusoidal
apprise modulation.
the start of Ph.D.
6th semesters) were discussed and approved for theprogram
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Engineering.
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3. Due to CoVID-19 pandemic, the internship policy for III year and Maksimovic. Fundamentals of power electronics.
final year
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students
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Pearson Prentice Hall, 2014.
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4. It was recommended
5. Umanand L. Power Electronics: Essentials and Applications. Wiley India P. Ltd., 2009.
completed through MOOC/ Swayam/ NPTEL courses.
The meeting ended with vote of thanks1 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Manish Kumar Dr. Sumit Dr. Sumit Dr. Kalpana
Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
POWER ELECTRONICS LABORATORY
L T P Credits
- - 2 1
LIST OF EXPERIMENTS:
1. To plot the characteristics of diode, thyristor, triac, transistor and MOSFET.
2. Firing angle control of R and R-C firing circuits, UJT firing circuits.
3. Develop the complementary voltage commutation using ring counter.
4. To demonstrate the performance of three phase diode bridge rectifier with filter.
5. To analyse the performance of full wave converter.
6. To verify the performance of A.C. phase control.
7. To analyse the performance of buck, boost chopper.
8. To verify the
DEPTperformance of single
. OF ELECTRICAL phase
ENGG . inverter.
9. To demonstrate the performance of H-
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH bridge inverter.
10. To demonstrate the performance of three-phase inverter.
of Board
Suggested of Studies in Electrical Engg. Held on 29.04.2020
Readings:
1. Arora, O. P., and Arora, O. - P.- Power- Electronics Laboratory: Theory, Practice And
Organization. Alpha Science International, Limited, 2007.
The online meeting
CENTRALof the Board
UNIVERSITY of ,Studies
OF HARYANA in Electrical Engg. was held on
MAHENDERGARH
of Board of
Note:Kumar Bansal,
1. Dr. Ajay Studies HOD,
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EE-Engg. Held on 29.04.2020
Chairperson
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of 8 experiments
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was held on 29.04.2020.
4. following
Dr. Rajesh experiments
were present may either be performed
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member from the above list or designed and set by the
Dept. as per the scope of the syllabus.
5. Dr. Munish
1. Dr. Ajay KumarManas, Assistant
EE- Chairperson
6. Dr. Kalpana
7. 3. Prof.
Dr. AshwaniKumar,
Manish Kumar, Subject Expert- Member
Assistant Professor, CUH- Special Invitee
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr. Kalpana Chauhan,Assistant Professor,
CUH- Special Invitee Invitee
7. Dr. Manish Kumar, Assistant Professor, CUH- Special Invitee
After deliberations, it was resolved/ recommended by the Board of Studies as follows:
8. Dr. Sumit, Assistant Professor, CUH- Special Invitee
9. Dr.Scheme
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of Studies Special Invitee
& Examinations and the Syllabi of B.Tech. (Electrical
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students
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Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
CONTROL SYSTEMS
L T P Credits
3 1 - 4

1. Characterize a Control system and find its steady state behaviour.
2. Investigate stability of an analog control system using different tests.
3. Design various controllers.
4. Solve various control problems.
UNIT-I
INTRODUCTION TO DEPT CONTROL
. OF ELECTRICAL PROBLEM: ENGG. Industrial Control examples. System /
Plant model, types of models,
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARHillustrative examples of plants & their inputs and outputs,
controller, servomechanism, regulating system, linear time invariant (LTI) system, time-
varying system,Proceedings causal system,/ Minutes open loopof&the Meeting
closed loop control system & their illustrative
of Board
examples, of Studies
continuous time in Electrical
and sampled Engg. data Held on 29.04.2020
control systems. Effects of feedback on
- - -
sensitivity (to parameter variations), stability, external disturbance (noise), overall gain, etc.
Introductory remarks about non-linear control systems.
MATHEMATICAL MODELLING: Concept of transfer function, relationship between
transfer function and impulse
Proceedings / Minutesresponse, order of a system, block diagram algebra, signal flow
of the Meeting
1. Dr. Ajay graphs: of
KumarBoard
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Bansal, in
gain formula Electrical
HOD, EE- Engg.
& its Held on 29.04.2020
application,
Chairperson characteristic equation, derivation of transfer
functions of electrical and - -
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3. Prof. loading
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The online cascaded
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STATE VARIABLE ANALYSIS: Concepts of state, state variable, state model, state
5. Dr. Munish
1. Dr. Ajay Kumar Manas, Assistant Professor, CUH- Member
models forBansal,
linearHOD, EE- Chairperson
continuous time functions, diagonalization of transfer function, state
6. Dr. Kalpana
transition
matrix,
Kumar, Subject
solution of
Expert- Member
state equations, concept of controllability & observability.
7. Dr. Manish Assistant Professor, CUH- Specialtime Invitee
4. Dr.TIME
Rajesh KumarDOMAIN ANALYSIS:
Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH-TypicalMember test signals, response of first order systems to
8. Dr. Sumit,
various Assistant
standard Professor,
inputs, time CUH-Special
response of 2nd Invitee
order system to step input, relationship between
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr.location Assistant
of roots
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of characteristics
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order system, steadyofstate errorasand error constants,
After deliberations, it was resolved/ recommended by the Board Studies follows:
8. Dr.dominant
Sumit, Assistant Professor, CUH- Special Invitee
closed loop poles, concept of stability, pole-zero configuration and stability,
1. The9. Dr.necessary
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for stability, Syllabi
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Engg.)-
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2020-21) of Studies & Examinations and the Syllabi of Ph.D.
(Annexure-1).
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(Electrical
2. The BoS appriseEngg.)- DOMAIN
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Syllabi of polar,
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(Electrical Engg.)- plots, stability,
discussed and Gain-margin and Phase
Margin,
approved relative
for the stability,
Batch 2020-21 onwards frequency
(Annexure-2).
3. Due to CoVID-19 pandemic, the internship policy for III year and final year response specifications.
3. Due to CoVID-19 pandemic, the internship policy for IIIUNIT-IV year and final year students was
students
and it was recommended and it was
that the in-plant recommended
COMPENSATION: Necessity of compensation, compensation networks, application of lag
possible
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internship,
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from reputed
PID seminar
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Tuning latest
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as Internship.
of analog certificatethrough
PID controllers courseZiegler-
4. It was
Internship.
Nichols
MOOC/also
tuning
Swayam/
methods (Process reaction curve and Ultimate Gain & Period methods)
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
CONTROL COMPONENTS & THEIR MODELS: Synchros, dc and ac servomotors,
stepper motors, magnetic amplifier, potentiometers, LVDT and techo generators.
Suggested Readings:
1. Dorf, Richard C., and Robert H. Bishop. Modern Control Engineering. Pearson
Prentice-Hall, 2011.
2. Gopal, Madan. Control systems: principles and design. Tata McGraw-Hill Education,
2002.
3. Hussain, A., and Haroon, A. Control Systems. Dhanpat Rai Publishers, 2014.
4. Katsuhiko, Ogata. Modern control engineering. Pearson, 2010.
5. Kuo, Benjamin C. Automatic control systems. Prentice Hall PTR, 2014.
6. Nagrath, I. J., and Madan Gopal. Textbook of control systems engineering . New Age
International, 2009.
7. Ogata, Katsuhiko,
DEPT. OFandEYanjuan Yang.
LECTRICAL ENGGModern
. control engineering. Vol. 5. India:
Prentice hall, 2010.
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH
8. Sukhla, R. C. Control Systems. Dhanpat Rai Publishers, 2011.
- - -
The online meeting
CENTRALof the Board
MAHENDERGARH
of Board of Studies HOD,
1. Dr. Ajay Kumar Bansal, in Electrical
Chairperson
- - -
3. Prof. Ashwani
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of StudiesExpert- Member
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4. following
Dr. Rajeshwere present
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5. Dr. Munish
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4. It was
Internship.
MOOC/also
recommended
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
CONTROL SYSTEMS LABORATORY
L T P Credits
- - 2 1

At the end of this Laboratory course, students will be able to have hands on experience of:
1. Using & verifying characteristics of various Control System components.
2. Analyzing the performance of servo motors driven control systems ;
3. Using Lead, lag, lead-lag compensators.
4. designing PID controllers for given Control System.
5. using MATLAB for control system design.
LIST OF EXPERIMENTS: DEPT. OF ELECTRICAL ENGG.

1. To demonstrate A.C.
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY servo motor and to plot
OF HARYANA its torque-speed characteristics.
, MAHENDERGARH
2. To analyse D.C. servo motor and to plot its torque speed characteristics.
3. To realize the Proceedings
magnetic /amplifier
Minutes of andthetoMeeting
plot its load current v/s control current
of Board of Studies
characteristics in Electrical
for: (a) series connected Engg.
modeHeld on 29.04.2020
(b) parallel connected mode.
- - -
4. To plot the load current v/ s control current characteristics for self-exited mode of the
magnetic amplifier.
UNIVERSITY OF HARYANAof ,Studies
MAHENDERGARHin Electrical Engg. was held on
5. To demonstrate the synchro & to: (a) Use the synchro pair (synchro transmitter & control
transformer)Proceedings
as an error detector.
/ Minutes (b) Plot stator voltage v/ s rotor angle for synchro
of the Meeting
1. Dr. Ajay of Board
transmitter of
Kumar Bansal, Studies
i.e. to use in
HOD,Electrical
the synchro Engg. Held on 29.04.2020
transmitter
EE- Chairperson as position transducer.
6. To interpret the synchro - (synchro
-pair - transmitter & synchro motor) as a torque transmitter.
3. Prof.
The online (a)meeting
7.Ashwani To demonstrate
Kumar,
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Electrical positionThe
was held on 29.04.2020. control system. (b) To study
following
4. Dr. Rajeshand demonstrate
were present simple closed-loop
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member speed control system.
8. To analyse the lead, lag, lead-lag compensators and to draw their magnitude and phase
5. Dr. Munish
plots. Bansal, HOD, EE- Chairperson
6. Dr. Kalpana
To demonstrate
9. Ashwani
3. Prof. Kumar, Subject
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stepper motor & to execute microprocessor or computer-based control of
Member
7. Dr. Manish Kumar,
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4. Dr. Rajesh Associate Professor, Memberdirection of rotation & speed.
8. Dr. 10.
Sumit, Assistant aProfessor,
To implement PID CUH-Special
controller Invitee
for level control of a pilot plant.
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
To implement
11.Kalpana
6. Dr. Assistant a PID
Chauhan, Assistant Professor,
controller
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for temperature
control of a pilot plant.
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7. Dr.
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(Annexure-1).
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(Electrical Engg.)-
of Studies
students
possible in present
internship, Project
as Internship.
4. It was
Internship.
MOOC/also
recommended
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
L T P Credits
3 1 - 4

1. To understand the basic laws of electromagnetism.
2. To obtain electric and magnetic fields for simple configurations under static conditions.
3. To analyse time varying electric and magnetic fields.
4. To understand Maxwell’s equation in different forms and different media.
5. To understand the propagation of EM waves.

CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA Unit-I
, MAHENDERGARH
Review of Vector Calculus: Vector algebra-addition, subtraction, components of vectors,
scalar and vector Proceedings
multiplications,/ Minutes tripleof products,
the Meeting three orthogonal coordinate systems
of Boardcylindrical
(rectangular, of Studiesand in spherical).
Electrical Vector
Engg. calculus
Held ondifferentiation,
29.04.2020 partial differentiation,
- - -
integration, vector operator del, gradient, divergence and curl; integral theorems of vectors,
Conversion of a vector from one coordinate system to another.
Static Electric Field: Coulomb’s law, Electric field intensity, Electrical field due to point
charges, Line,Proceedings
Surface and Volume
/ Minutes of thecharge
Meeting distributions, Gauss law and its applications,
Absolute
1. Dr. Ajay of Board
Kumar of
ElectricStudies
Bansal, in Electrical
potential,
HOD, EE- Engg.
Potential Held on 29.04.2020
difference,
Chairperson Calculation of potential differences for
different configurations, - - dipole,
Electric - Electrostatic Energy and Energy density.
3. Prof. Ashwani
the BoardSubject
in Electrical Unit-II
Conductors,
following
4. Dr. Rajeshwere present Dielectrics and Capacitance:
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Current and current density, Ohms Law in Point
Member
form, Continuity of current, Boundary conditions of perfect dielectric materials. Permittivity
5. Dr. Munish
1. Dr. Manas, Assistant Professor, CUH- Member
ofAjay Kumar
dielectric Bansal, HOD,
materials,EE- Chairperson
Capacitance, Capacitance of a two wire line, Poisson’s equation,
6. Dr. Kalpana
Laplace’s
3. Prof.
equation, Solution
AshwaniKumar,
Kumar, Subject
of Laplace and Poisson’s equation, Application of Laplace’s and
Expert- Member
4. Dr.Poisson’s
Rajesh Kumar equations.
Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member
8. Dr. Sumit, Assistant Fields:
Professor, CUH-Special Invitee
5. Dr.Static
Munish Magnetic
Manas, Assistant Professor,Biot-Savart
CUH- Member Law, Ampere Law, Magnetic flux and magnetic flux
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr.density,
Kalpana Chauhan,Assistant
Scalar Assistant Professor,
and Vector Magnetic
CUH- Special potentials.
Invitee Inviteemagnetic fields produced by current
Steady
7. Dr.carrying
Manish Kumar, conductors.
8. Dr. Sumit, Assistant Professor, CUH- Special Invitee Unit-III
1. The9. Dr.Magnetic
Scheme of
Forces, Professor,
Studies CUH-
Materials Special
& Examinations
and Invitee and theForce
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III ityear
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6 semesters)
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discussed
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approved forNature of magnetic
the Batch
2018-19materials,
onwards( Magnetization and permeability,
to be implemented Magnetic2020-21)
from session boundary (Annexure-1).
conditions, Magnetic circuits,
inductances
2. Theand BoS and
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of Studies & Examinations and the Syllabi
2020-21) (Annexure-1). Faraday’s law for of
Electromagnetic
Ph.D.
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2. The BoS appriseEngg.)-Displacement
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(Annexure-2). andMotional
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Engg.)- wereBoundary
discussed Conditions.
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3. Due to CoVID-19 pandemic, the internship policy for III year and final year Unit-IV
3. DueElectromagnetic
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effect, theorem. course
4. It was
Internship.
4. It was MOOC/also Swayam/ NPTEL courses. that 20% of the courses in each semester may be
recommended
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
Suggested Readings:
1. Carter, Geoffrey William. The electromagnetic field in Its Engineering Aspects,
London, Longmans Pub., 1967.
2. Duffin, William John. Advanced electricity and magnetism for undergraduates.
McGraw-Hill, 1968.
3. - - -. Electricity and magnetism. McGraw-Hill, 1980.
4. Pramanik, Ashutosh. Electromagnetism: Problems with Solutions. PHI Learning Pvt.
Ltd., 2012.
5. - - -. Electromagnetism: Theory and Applications. PHI Learning Pvt. Ltd., 2008.
6. Sadiku, Matthew NO. Elements of electromagnetics. Oxford university press, 2018.

- - -
The online meeting
CENTRALof the Board
MAHENDERGARH
Chairperson
- - -
3. Prof. Ashwani
the BoardSubject
4. following
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
6. Dr. Kalpana
7. 3. Prof.
Dr. AshwaniKumar,
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
9. Dr.Scheme
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Engineering.
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of Studies
students
possible in present
internship, Project
as Internship.
4. It was
Internship.
MOOC/also
recommended
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
ECONOMICS FOR ENGINEERS
L T P Credits
3 0 - 3
After going through this course, the students shall be able to:
1. Understand the principles of economics that govern the operation of any organization.
2. Understand Comprehend macroeconomic principles and decision making in business set up.
3. Understand the Inflation & Price Change as well as Present Worth Analysis.
4. Apply the principles of economics through various case studies.
Unit I
Economic Decisions Making: Overview, Problems, Role, Decision making process.
Engineering Costs & Estimation: Fixed, Variable, Marginal & Average Costs, Sunk Costs,
Opportunity Costs, Recurring DEPT. OFAnd Nonrecurring
ELECTRICAL ENGGCosts,
. Incremental Costs, Cash Costs vs Book
Costs, Life-Cycle Costs; Types Of Estimate,
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH Estimating Models - Per-Unit Model, Segmenting
Model, Cost Indexes, Power-Sizing Model, Improvement & Learning Curve, Benefits. Case
Study - Price and Proceedings
Income Elasticity / Minutes of the in
of Demand Meeting
the real world
of Board of Studies in Electrical Engg. UnitHeld
II on 29.04.2020
Cash Flow, Interest and Equivalence: - - - Flow – Diagrams, Categories & Computation,
Cash
Time Value of Money, Debt repayment, Nominal & Effective Interest.
OF HARYANA MAHENDERGARHin Electrical Engg. was held on
Unit III
Cash Flow & Proceedings Rate Of Return / MinutesAnalysis: Calculations, Treatment of Salvage Value, Annual
of the Meeting
CashKumar
1. Dr. Ajay of Board of
Flow Analysis, Studies in
Bansal,Analysis Electrical
HOD, EE- Engg.
Periods; Held on 29.04.2020
Internal
Chairperson Rate Of Return, Calculating Rate of Return,
Incremental Analysis; Best - -
-Alternative Choosing An Analysis Method, Future Worth
3. Prof. Analysis,
meetingBenefit-Cost
Ashwani
The online Kumar,
of of Ratio
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StudiesExpert- Sensitivity
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in Electrical And
Engg. was held Breakeven
on 29.04.2020. TheAnalysis. Economic
Analysis
following
4. Dr. Rajesh Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member & drawbacks. Case Study
In
were present The Public Sector - Quantifying And Valuing Benefits
Unit IV
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
Inflation And Price Change: Definition, Effects, Causes, Price Change with Indexes, Types
6. Dr. Kalpana
of Ashwani
3. Prof.
Index,Kumar,Composite
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vs Commodity Indexes, Use of Price Indexes In Engineering Economic
Expert- Member
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Invitee
5. Dr.Present
Munish Manas,Worth Analysis:
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9. Dr. Murlidhar,
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Effect Of Inflation & Deflation, Taxes, Economic
After deliberations, it was resolved/ recommended byMultiple
7. Dr.Criteria, Applying
Manish Kumar, AssistantPresent
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the Board Alternatives.
of Studies as follows:
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to be 2016.
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students was discussed
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that the in-plant recommended that the in-plant training in not
Tata McGraw-Hill, 2004.training in not possible in present scenario. It
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Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
INTERNSHIP PRESENTATION
L T P Credits
0 0 4 2

1. Will expose Technical students to the industrial environment, which cannot be simulated
in the classroom and hence creating competent professionals for the industry.
2. Provide possible opportunities to learn, understand and sharpen the real time technical /
managerial skills required at the job.
3. Exposure to the current technological developments relevant to the subject area of
training.
4. Experience gained DEPT from. OFthe ‘Industrial Internship’
ELECTRICAL ENGG. in classroom will be used in classroom
discussions.
5. Create conditions conducive to quest for knowledge and its applicability on the job.
During of Board
the summerof Studies vacation in Electrical Engg. Held
after 4th semester, on 29.04.2020
students are ready for industrial experience.
- - -
Therefore, they may choose to undergo 4 week Internship / Innovation / Entrepreneurship
related activities. DStudents EPT. OF ELECTRICAL ENGG.
may choose either to work on innovation or entrepreneurial
activities resulting in start-up or undergo internship with industry/ NGO’s/ Government
organizations/ Proceedings
Micro/ Small/ / MinutesMedium of the enterprises
Meeting to make themselves ready for the industry.
1. Dr. Ajay In case of
KumarBoard
student of Studies
want to
Bansal, in
HOD, Electrical
pursue EE- Engg.
their Held on 29.04.2020
family business and don’t want to undergo internship, a
Chairperson
- be- submitted
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2. Prof. J.S. Saini, Subject Expert- Member directly to the TPO.
declaration by a parent may
3. Prof. AICTE
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4. Dr. particular
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Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Membervillages for technological intervention and networking for
holistic transformation of the rural population by identifying the possibilities of localized
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
employment, convergence, cost reduction, Youth and Women empowerment etc. Keeping this
6. Dr. Kalpana
in view,
3. Prof.
Rural/
AshwaniKumar,
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Internship
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Programme has been proposed. It is proposed that if a student
7. Dr. Manish Assistant Professor, CUH-AICTE SpecialActivity InviteeProgramme, devotes 6 months
4. Dr.chooses
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of the suggestive
Associate Professor,activity
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8. Dr. Sumit, Assistant Professor, CUH-Special Invitee goals, during his degree programme, his
5. Dr.(required
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file containing documentary proofs
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recommended by the Board of Studies asoffollows:
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8. Dr.bySumit, Assistant Professor, CUH- Special Invitee
him. The evaluation of these activities will be done by Programmed Head/Cell In-charge/
1. The9. Dr.Project
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Studies facultyCUH- Special Invitee
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mentor or Industry and Supervisor.
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4. It was teachers and recommended
build communication skills and confidence in students.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
ADVANCED NETWORK ANALYSIS
L T P Credits
3 - - 3
1. Apply network topology and duality for the analysis of electrical circuits.
2. To evaluate Network function of given Electrical circuits.
3. To understand the synthesis of various network functions.
4. To analyze and Design the circuit models using Laplace transform.
UNIT-I
Network Functions: Network functions for single port and two port, calculation of network
functions for ladder and general networks, poles and zeros, restriction of poles and zeros for
driving point and transfer functions, time domain behaviour from pole zero plot, transfer
functions in terms of D y EPT
and.zOF functions,
ELECTRICAL scaling ENGG network
. functions. Positive real functions and
other properties,
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH even and odd functions, test
Hurwitz polynomials, computation of residues,
for positive real functions.
Proceedings / Minutes ofUNIT-II the Meeting
Networkof Board of Studies
Synthesis: in Electrical
Elementary synthesis Engg. Held on
operation, LC29.04.2020
network synthesis, properties of RC
- - -
network functions, foster and cauer forms of RC and RL networks. RLC networks: minimum
positive real function, brune’s method of RLC synthesis, realization difficulties.
UNIT-III
Network Topology: Proceedings Network
/ Minutes terminology
of the Meeting– Graph of a network – Incidence and reduced
1. Dr. Ajay incidenceof
KumarBoard of
matrices Studies
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– Trees Electrical
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EE- Chairperson–Held on 29.04.2020
Fundamental cutsets – Cutset matrix – Tie sets – Link
currents and Tie set schedules -
- -Twig - voltages and Cutset schedules, Duality and dual networks.
3. Prof. Ashwani
the BoardSubject
of StudiesExpert-
in Electrical MemberUNIT-IV
4. Dr. Application
following
Rajeshwere present of Laplace Transform
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- to Circuit Analysis: Member Laplace Circuit Solutions, Circuit
Element Models, Analysis Techniques, Transfer Function, Application Example, Design
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
Examples, Variable-Frequency Network Performance, Resonant Circuits Filter Networks
6. Dr. Kalpana
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9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr. 1. Alexander,
Kalpana Assistant
Chauhan, Charles
K. Fundamentals
Inviteeof Electric Circuits. Tata McGraw-Hill, 2009.
2.
7. Dr. Manish DeCarlo, Raymond
Kumar, Assistant Professor,A.,CUH-and Pen-Min,
Special
After deliberations, it was resolved/ recommended by the Board of Studies Invitee L. Linear Circuit Analysis: Time Domain, Phasor,
as follows:
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Laplace CUH- SpecialApproaches.
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(Annexure-1).
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4. It was
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recommended
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The meeting ended with vote of thanks
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
ELECTRICAL MACHINE DESIGN
L T P Credits
3 - - 3

At the end of this course, the students will be able to:
1. Understand the construction and performance characteristics of electrical machines.
2. Understand the various factors which influence the design: electrical, magnetic and
thermal loading of electrical machines
3. Understand principles of machine design and carry out a basic design of an AC machine.
4. Use software tools to do design calculations.
UNIT-I
Introduction of electrical DEPT. machineOF ELECTRICAL design:EIntroduction
NGG. Major Considerations in electrical
machine C design, electrical engineering
ENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH materials, space factor, choice of specific electrical and
magnetic loadings, thermal considerations, heat flow, temperature rise, rating of machines.
Transformers: Proceedings Sizing of a transformer, / Minutes main of thedimensions,
Meeting kVA output for single- and three-
phase of Board
transformers, of Studies window in Electrical
space factor, Engg.overall
Held ondimensions,
29.04.2020operating characteristics,
- - -
regulation, no load current, temperature rise in transformers, design of cooling tank, methods
for cooling of transformers.
UNIT-II
Induction Motors: ProceedingsSizing/ Minutes
of an induction
of the Meeting motor, main dimensions, length of air gap, rules for
1. Dr. Ajay selecting of
KumarBoard
rotor of Studies
slots ofHOD,
squirrelEE- cageEngg. machines,29.04.2020
Held
Chairperson on design of rotor bars & slots, design of end rings,
design of wound rotor, - -
magnetic - leakage calculations, leakage reactance of poly- phase
3. Prof. machines,
Ashwani
The online meeting magnetizing
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of of current,
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Engg. current,
Member
Electrical was held on circle diagram,
29.04.2020. The operating characteristics.
4. Dr.following
Rajeshwere present
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member UNIT-III
Synchronous Machines: Sizing of a synchronous machine, main dimensions, design of salient
5. Dr. Munish
pole machines, shortEE- Chairperson
circuit ratio, shape of pole face, armature design, armature parameters,
6. Dr. Kalpana
estimation
of air gap
Kumar, Subject
length,
Expert- Member
design of rotor, design of damper winding, determination of full
7. Dr. Manish Assistant Professor, CUH-
designSpecial
of turboInvitee
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traditional
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7. Dr.methods,
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8. Dr.formulation.
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Professor, CUH- Special Invitee
to FEM based machine design. Introduction to complex structures of
1. The9. Dr.modern
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& Examinations
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the Syllabi A. Course
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Engg.)- Electrical
discussedMachine
and Design. Dhanpat Rai
approved for Pub. 2010.
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for III yearMachine
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studentsDhanpat
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5. Say, M.recommended
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and Design not AC
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Machines. English It LBS., 1995.
possible
was in present
recommended that scenario.
home recommended
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latest
6. Sen, S. K. Principles of Electrical Machine Design with Computer Programs. 2 ed.,
internship, Project
Oxford coursework,
and IBH review
organizations
Publishing, 2006. will be on latest
as Internship.
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Internship.
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MOOC/also
Shanmugasundaram, A. Electrical Machine Design Data Book. New Age International,
4. It was 1979. recommended
11 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
L T P Credits
3 - - 3

1. Understand the electrical wiring systems for residential, commercial and industrial
consumers, representing the systems with standard symbols and drawings, SLD.
2. Understand various components of industrial electrical systems.
3. Analyze and select the proper size of various electrical system components.
4. Understand the illumination systems and schemes for residential and commercial
consumers.
DEPT. OF ELECTRICAL UNIT-I

ENGG.
LT system wiring components, selection
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH of cables, wires, switches, distribution box, metering
system, Tariff structure, protection components- Fuse, MCB, MCCB, ELCB, inverse current
characteristics, symbols, Proceedings single/ Minutes
line diagram of the Meeting
(SLD) of a wiring system, Contactor, Isolator,
Relays,of Board
MPCB,ofElectricStudiesshock in Electrical
and Electrical Engg.safetyHeldpractices
on 29.04.2020
- - -
UNIT-II
Residential and Commercial Electrical Systems: Types of residential and commercial
wiring systems, general rules and guidelines for installation, load calculation and sizing of wire,
rating of main Proceedings
switch, distribution / Minutes ofboard and protection devices, earthing system calculations,
the Meeting
1. Dr. Ajay of
requirements Board
Kumar Bansal, of Studies
of commercial in Electrical
HOD, EE- Engg.
installation, Held
Chairperson on 29.04.2020
deciding lighting scheme and number of lamps,
earthing of commercial - -
installation, - selection and sizing of components.
3. Prof. Ashwani
the BoardSubject
of StudiesExpert-in Electrical Member UNIT-III
4. Dr. Industrial
following
Rajeshwere present Electrical Systems:
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- HT connection, Industrial
Member substation, Transformer selection,
Industrial loads, motors, starting of motors, SLD, Cable and Switchgear selection, Lightning
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
Protection, Power factor correction – KVAR calculations, type of compensation, Introduction
6. Dr. Kalpana
to Ashwani
3. Prof.
PCC, MCC panels,
Kumar, Subject
Specifications of LT Breakers, MCB and other LT panel components,
Expert- Member
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4. Dr.UPS
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Associatebanks,
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Battery Assistant
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9. Dr. Murlidhar,
CUH- Special UNIT-IV
Invitee Invitee
7. Dr.Understanding
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Manish Kumar, Assistant terms
Professor,
resolved/ CUH- regarding
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recommended light,bylumen,
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of Studies lamp efficiency,
as follows:
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consumption, glare, space to height ratio, waste light factor, depreciation factor,
1. The9. Dr.various
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Scheme Assistant Professor,
of Studies CUH- Special
& Examinations
schemes, Invitee
Incandescent and
lamps theand Syllabi
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like CFL, LED and
th th
Engg.)-
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deliberations, ityear (5 and
was resolved/energy saving
6 semesters)
recommended by theinBoardillumination
were discussed
of Studies systems,
as follows: anddesign
approved of a for
lighting scheme for a
the Batch
2018-19residential
onwards( and commercial
to be implemented premises, from flood session
lighting. 2020-21) (Annexure-1).
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Engineering.
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2020-21) (Annexure-1).
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Scheme2020-21Tata McGraw-Hill
onwards
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of Studies & Examinations
(Annexure-2). and 2008.
the Syllabi of Ph.D. (Electrical Engg.)- were discussed and
approved for2. National
2020-21Electrical Codes. Bureau of Indianfor Standards,
the Batch
3. Due to CoVID-19 pandemic, the onwards (Annexure-2).
internship policy III year2011.and final year
3. Due to CoVID-19 3. Raina, K. B. Electrical Design Estimating and Costing.
pandemic, the internship policy for III year and final year students was New Age International,
students was
discussed and it wasdiscussed
recommended that the in-plant training in not possible in present scenario. It training in not
and it was recommended that the in-plant
2007.
possible in present
that either work fromSingh,It was
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internship, that eitherlatestwork from home
4. Singh, S., and R. D. Project work, review
Electrical seminar
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internship, Project
Co., review
from reputed
1997. seminar
as Internship.
4. It was
Internship.
MOOC/also
5. Uppal,
Swayam/
S. L., and Laroia, J. M. Electrical Wiring, Estimating and Costing. Khanna
Publishers, 2008.
12 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE
L T P Credits
3 - - 3

After going through this course, students will be able to:
1. Understand hierarchy of memory units and their application.
2. Know about the process of pipelined execution and instruction scheduling.
3. Interface different types of I/O and memory units with the main system.
4. Program different microprocessors using their particular instruction sets.
5. Identify functional units, bus structure and addressing modes of different processors.
DEPT. OF ELECTRICAL UNIT ENGG - I.

Basic Concepts and Computer
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH Evolution: Organization and Architecture, Structure and
Function, A brief history of Computers, Evolution of Intel x86 Architecture, Embedded
Systems, ARM Architecture, ProceedingsCloud / Minutes of the Meeting
Computing, Designing for performance, Ahmdahl’s Law,
Little’sof Board
Law, Basic of StudiesMeasures in Electrical
of Computer Engg. Held on 29.04.2020
Performance, Calculating the Mean, Benchmarks
and Spec. - - -
Computer Arithmetic: The Arithmetic and Logic Unit, Integer Representation, Integer
Arithmetic, Floating-point Representation, Floating-point Arithmetic; Control Unit Operation:
Micro-operations, control/ Minutes
Proceedings of theofprocessor,
the Meeting hardwired implementation, Microprogrammed
1. Dr. Ajay Control, of
KumarBoard of Studies
Microinstruction
Bansal, HOD, in Electrical
Sequencing Engg.
EE- Chairperson Held
and on 29.04.2020
Execution.
- - - UNIT – II
3. Prof. Memory
Ashwani
The online meetingOrganization:
Kumar,
of the BoardSubject Cache
of Studies in Memory:
Expert- Member
Electrical computer
Engg. was held memory system
on 29.04.2020. The overview, cache memory
4. Dr. principles,
following
Rajeshwere present elements of cache
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Memberdesign, Pentium 4 cache organization, Internal Memory:
Semiconductor main memory, error correction, DDR DRAM, flash memory, newer non-
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
volatile solid-state memory technologies, External Memory: magnetic disk, RAID 204, solid
6. Dr. Kalpana
state
3. Prof.
drives,
AshwaniKumar,
optical
Kumar, Subject
memory,
Expert- Member
magnetic tape.
7. Dr. Manish Assistant Professor, CUH- Special Invitee Programmed I/O, Interrupt-
4. Dr.Input-output
Rajesh Kumar Dubey, Organization:
Associate Professor,ExternalCUH- Member Devices, I/O Modules,
5. Dr.Driven
Munish Manas,I/O, Assistant
Direct Memory
Professor, CUH-Access,
Member Direct Cache Access, I/O Channels and Processors,
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr.External Assistant
Interconnection
Assistant Professor,Standards. CUH-Special
After deliberations, it was resolved/ recommended UNIT by the – IIIBoard of Studies as follows:
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Processing Unit: Machine Instruction Characteristics, Types of Operands, Intel x86
1. The9. Dr.and
Murlidhar,
Scheme ARMAssistant
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of Studies
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& Examinations Invitee
of Operations, andIntelthe x86Syllabi
and ARM of Operation
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Types, Addressing
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(5 ARM Addressing
6 semesters)
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discussed
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approved x86 for
andthe
ARM Instruction
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2018-19Formats, onwards( Assembly to beLanguage,
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(Annexure-1). Instruction
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Examinations
(Electrical
2. The BoS appriseEngg.)-the startwere
of Ph.D.discussed of Electrical–Engineering.
UNIT
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for the The BatchScheme2020-21 onwards
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and the Data
Syllabi of Hazards,
Ph.D. Instruction
(Electrical Engg.)- Hazards,
were discussed Influence
and on Instruction Sets,
Datapath
approved for theand
BatchControl
2020-21 onwards Considerations,
(Annexure-2). Superscalar Operations, Performance Considerations:
3. DueEffect of Instruction
to CoVID-19 pandemic, Hazards,
the internshipNumberpolicy forof IIIPipeline Stages.
year and final year students was
students
and it wasMachine
recommended that and it was recommended
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Alternate Architectures: Register Machine, Register Implicit Machine,
possible
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either work Stack
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Accumulator Machine, Machine.
internship, Project
as Internship.
4. It was
reputed organizationsthat 20% ofwill the courses in each semesterasmay
Internship.
recommended
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Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
Suggested Readings:
1. Barry, Peter, and Crowley, P. Modern Embedded Computing: Designing Connected,
Pervasive, Media-Rich Systems. Elsevier, 2012
2. Brey, B., and Sarma, C. R. The Intel microprocessors. Pearson Education, 2000.
3. Govindarajalu, B. IBM PC and Clones. Tata McGraw-Hill, 1991.
4. Hamacher, C., Zvonko V., and Safwat, Z. Computer Organization. McGraw-Hill, 5th
Edition 2002.
5. Hamacher, V. Carl. Computer organization and embedded systems. New York, NY:
McGraw-Hill, 2012.
6. Hennessy, John L., and Patterson, D. A. Computer Architecture: A Quantitative
Approach. Elsevier, 2017.
7. Lieu Y. C., and Gibson, G. A. Microcomputer Systems: The 8086/8088 Family.
8. Mathivanan, N. Microprocessors, PC Hardware and Interfacing. Prentice-Hall, 2004.
9. Stallings, W. Computer
DEPT. OF EOrganization
LECTRICAL Eand
NGGArchitecture:
. Designing for Performance,
10 C
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ed., PHI,U2016.
NIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH
10. Uffenbeck, J. The 8086/8088 Design, Programming, Interfacing. Prentice Hall, 1987.
- - -
The online meeting
CENTRALof the Board
MAHENDERGARH
Chairperson
- - -
3. Prof. Ashwani
the BoardSubject
4. following
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
6. Dr. Kalpana
7. 3. Prof.
Dr. AshwaniKumar,
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
9. Dr.Scheme
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Engg.)-
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Department
Engineering.
2020-21) (Annexure-1).
(Electrical Engg.)-
of Studies
students
possible in present
internship, Project
as Internship.
4. It was
Internship.
MOOC/also
recommended
14 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING MATERIALS
L T P Credits
3 - - 3
1. Make students familiar with different types of Electrical Engineering materials
2. Understand the properties of electrical conducting, semi-conducting, insulating, magnetic
and special purpose materials.
3. Select suitable materials for diff. applications of Electrical Engineering.
4. Use materials for energy saving but with environmental concerns.
UNIT- I
CONDUCTORS: Free electron theory of metals, factors affecting electric conductivity of
metals, thermal conductivity of metals, heat developed in current Carrying conductors,
thermoelectric effect,Dsuper EPT. conductivity.
OF ELECTRICAL Properties
ENGG. of electrical conductivity.
CONDUCTING MATERIALS:
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH High conductive materials-copper, Aluminium, Tungsten,
Nickel, Brass, Bronze and other alloys; contact materials-Murcurry, other alloys; High
Proceedings
resistivity materials-carbon, / Minutes
graphite, of the Meeting
Nichrome; Fuses.
of Board of Studies in Electrical Engg. UNIT-IIHeld on 29.04.2020
DIELECTRICS: Dielectric properties - - of- insulators in static fields. The static dielecric
constant. Polarization and dielectric constant. Dielectric constant of monatomic gases and
polyatomic molecules. Internal fields in solids and liquids. Ferroelectric materials, spontaneous
polarization, piezoelectricity.
1. Dr. Ajay INSULATINGof Board
Kumar Bansal, of Studies in Electrical
MATERIALS:
HOD, EE-Engg. Held on Materials-Oxide
Gaseous
Chairperson 29.04.2020 gases, electronegative gases,
hydrocarbon gases; Liquid - -
-materials-mineral oils, silicon liquids, hydrocarbon liquids; Solid
3. Prof. Materials-Paper
Ashwani
The online meeting of the &
Kumar, Boardboards,
Subject
of Studies Resins,
Expert- Rubbers-natural
in Electrical Engg. was held&onsynthetic,
Member 29.04.2020. glass,
The ceramics, asbestos.
4. Dr.following
Rajeshwere present
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member UNIT- III
MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS: Magnetic dipole moment of current loop.
5. Dr. Munish
Magnetisation from EE- Chairperson
a macroscopic viewpoint. Orbital magnetic dipole moment and angular
6. Dr. Kalpana
momentum
of two
Kumar, Subject
simple
Expert- Member
atomic models. Lenz’s law and induced dipole moments.
7. Dr. Manish Assistant Professor, CUH- Special Origin Inviteeof permanent magnetic dipole
4. Dr.Classification
Rajesh Kumar Dubey, of Associate
magnetic materials.
Professor, CUH- MemberDiamagnetism.
8. Dr. Sumit, Assistant Professor, CUH-Special Inviteemagnetic anisotro. Magnetostriction, anti-
5. Dr.moments.
Munish Manas, Paramagnetism,
Assistant Professor, CUH- ferromagnetic
Member domains,
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr.ferromagnetism,
ferromagnetism,
magnetic
CUH- Special InviteematerialsInviteefor electrical devices.
7. Dr. Manish Kumar, Assistant Professor, CUH- Special InviteeUNIT-IV
8. Dr.SEMICONDUCTORS
Sumit, Assistant Professor, CUH- Special & THEIR Invitee PROPERTIES: Introductions to semiconductor
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
1. The materials, Assistant
Scheme classifications Professor,
of Studies & of CUH- Special
Examinations
elementInvitee semiconductors,
and the Syllabi Growth of B.Tech. (Electricalmaterials
of semiconductor
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Engg.)-
After methods,III ityear
deliberations, conductivity
was (5 and
resolved/ 6 ofsemesters)
recommended semiconductor.
by the Boardwere of Studiesdiscussed
as follows: and approved for the Batch
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onwards( toElectron-hole be implemented concentration,
from session Fermi level, Generation
2020-21) (Annexure-1). and recombination,
carrier
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apprise diffusion
the start length.
of Ph.D. Scattering and mobility of carriers. Einstein relation.
LASER.fromThe
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implemented sessionScheme of Studies & Examinations and the Syllabi of Ph.D.
2020-21) (Annexure-1).
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ofSuggested
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3. Due 1.
to Dekker,
approved Adrianus
for the Batch
CoVID-19 2020-21 onwards
pandemic, J. Electrical
(Annexure-2). Engineeringpolicy
the internship Materials. for IIIPrentice-Hall
year and offinalIndia, 1959.
year
3. Due2.to Gupta,
CoVID-19J.pandemic,
B. Electrical Engineering Materials & Semiconductor Devices. Katson Pub.
the internship policy for III year and final year students was
students was
discussed2009. discussed
possible in present
was3.recommended scenario. It was recommended work, reviewthat either
Seth, S. that P.,either
and workGupta, from P.home V.internship,
Electrical Project
Engineering seminar
Materials. Dhanpat Rai Pub, 2011.
internship,
4. Shukla, Project
R. K.,fromandreputed review
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organizations will be on
Electrical latest
considered
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as Internship.
Materials. certificate course 1993.
Tata McGraw-Hill,
4. It was
Internship.
5. Streetman,
MOOC/also Swayam/
Ben G., and Sanjay Banerjee. Solid State Electronic Devices. Prentice-Hall of
India, 2001.
15 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
POWER PLANT ENGINEERING
L T P Credits
3 - - 3
1 To provide an overview of power plants and the associated energy conversion issues.
2 To introduce students to different aspects of power plant engineering.
3 To familiarize the students to the working of power plants based on different fuels.
4 To expose the students to the principles of environmental issues.
UNIT- I
Introduction: Conventional & Non-Conventional Sources of Energy, their availability in
India, Types of Power Plants, Choice of Type of Power Generation, Power Plants in India.
Hydro Power Plants: Hydrology – Hydrographs, Flow Duration Curve, Mass Curve;
Principle of working,DClassification, EPT. OF ELECTRICAL Site selection;
ENGG. Different components & their functions;
Types ofCDams; Types, Characteristics
ENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH & Selection of Hydro-Turbines; Specific Speed of
Hydro-Turbines; Power Output Equation; General arrangement and Operation of Hydroelectric
Power Plant, Mini Proceedings
& Micro Hydro / MinutesPowerofPlants,the Meeting
Pumped Storage Power Plants; Advantages
of Board of Power
of Hydroelectric Studies in Electrical
Plants; Hydro Power Engg.inHeld Indiaon 29.04.2020
& future trends.
- - -
UNIT- II
Nuclear Power Plants: Principle of Nuclear Energy, Nuclear Power Plant Components & their
Functions; Nuclear Fuels, Radioactivity, Nuclear Reaction & Classification; Nuclear Reactors
– Types & Classification,
Proceedings / Minutes Main of Parts; Problems in Reactor Operation; Radiation Hazards;
the Meeting
1. Dr. Ajay Safety of Board
Measures;
Kumar of Studies
Bansal, Nuclear in
HOD, Electrical
Waste EE- & Engg. Held on 29.04.2020
its Disposal;
Chairperson Nuclear Power in India.
- - - UNIT- III
3. Prof. Gas
Ashwani
The online Power
meeting of Plants:
Kumar,
the ofOperating
BoardSubject StudiesExpert- Principle;
in Electrical Member
Engg. wasClassification
held on 29.04.2020.– Open
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4. Dr. Combined
following
Rajeshwere present Cycle; Fuels for Gas
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member Turbine Power Plants; Different Components and their
functions; Gas Turbine Characteristics, Cycle Efficiency, Operational Aspects, Advantages
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
and Limitations.
6. Dr. Kalpana
Diesel
3. Prof.
Power
AshwaniKumar,
Plants:
Kumar, Subject
Working principle, Types of Diesel Engines, Different parts / systems
Expert- Member
4. Dr.and their
Rajesh Kumarfunctions, Performance
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MemberEngine, Plant Operation and Efficiency, Advantages
5. Dr.and Disadvantages.
Munish Manas, Assistant Professor, CUH- Member
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
CUH- Special UNIT- Invitee
Invitee IV
7. Dr.Thermal Power
AssistantPlants:
Professor, Operating Principle, Site selection, Coal to
Manish Kumar,
After deliberations, it was resolved/ recommended by the Board CUH- Special Invitee
of Studies as Electricity,
follows: General
8. Dr.Layout
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1. The9. Dr.Advantages
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2020-21) (Annexure-1).
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Swayam/
Rai Pub., 1987.
4. It was 7. Uppal, recommended
S. L. Electric Power. Khanna Publications, 1998.
16 to the Chair.
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Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
L T P Credits
3 - - 3

1. Understand the importance of energy monitoring and targeting.
2. Understand concepts of financial management techniques and investment appraisal criteria.
3. Understand the principles of project planning relevant to energy management.
4. Understand the key elements for successful energy management.
UNIT-I
Energy Action Planning: DEPT.Energy Policy, key
OF ELECTRICAL elements,
ENGG . formulation, ratification, organizing
–locationCof energy management, top energy
ENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH management commitment and support, roles and
responsibilities of energy manager, requirement for energy action planning, evaluating energy
performance, management Proceedings / Minutes
tools for effectiveof the Meeting
energy implementation.
UNIT-II
Financial Management: Introduction, - - need - for investment, appraisal and criteria, financial
analysis techniques for energy management-simple payback period, return on investment, net
OF HARYANA MAHENDERGARH in Electrical Engg. was held on
present value, internal rate of return, cash flow, sensitivity and risk analysis, financing options,
energy performance contracting
Proceedings / Minutesand of therole of ESCOs developing a typical ESCO contract, A
Meeting
of
case Kumar
1. Dr. Ajay Board of
study forBansal,Studies in Electrical
energy efficiency Engg.
HOD, EE-inChairperson Held
buildings on through
29.04.2020ESCO.
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3. Prof. Project
Ashwani
The online Management:
meeting Kumar,
of the BoardSubjectDefinition
of Studies Expert- andMember
in Electrical scope
Engg. wasof held
project, project The
on 29.04.2020. development cycle-technical
design,
following
4. Dr. Rajesh financing,
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member monitoring, project planning
were present contracting, implementation and performance
techniques, implementation plan for energy management, planning budget, procurement
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
procedures, construction, measurement and verification.
6. Dr. Kalpana
UNIT-IV
7. Dr. Manish Assistant Professor, DefinitionSpecial
CUH- Invitee
4. Dr.Energy Monitoring
Rajesh Kumar andProfessor,
Dubey, Associate Targeting:
CUH- Member of energy monitoring and targeting, setting up
8. Dr. Sumit,
monitoring Assistant
and Professor,
targeting, key CUH-Special
elements of Invitee
energy monitoring and targeting system, data and
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr.information
analysis, Professor,
techniques
related
Inviteeto energy consumption and production, energy
7. Dr.management information
Manish Kumar, Assistant Professor,system (EMIS).
9. Dr.Suggested
Studies
th th
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After III ityear
2018-19 onwards( 1. Goldthau, to beAndreas,
implemented ed. Thefrom handbook
session of global
2020-21) energy policy. John Wiley & Sons,
(Annexure-1).
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apprise the start of Ph.D.
Department
Engineering. 2.
implemented from Guide
The books
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session for
of Studies & Examinations and the Syllabi Manager
National
2020-21) (Annexure-1). Certification Examination for Energy of Ph.D./ Energy
(Electrical
2. The BoS apprise Auditors
Engg.)-
the startwere Book-1,
of Ph.D.discussed General Aspects
and approved
program in Department (available
for the The
of Electrical Engineering. online)
BatchScheme2020-21 onwards
of Studies
(Annexure-2). &3. Smith,
Examinations Craig
and the B.,
Syllabi and
of Kelly
Ph.D. E.
(Electrical Parmenter.
Engg.)- were Energy,
discussed and management, principles:
Applications,
approved for the Batch 2020-21 onwards benefits, savings.
(Annexure-2). Elsevier,
3. Due to CoVID-19 pandemic, the internship policy for III year and final year 2013.
4. Success
3. Due to CoVID-19 pandemic,stories of Energy
the internship Conservation.
policy for III year and final BEE, New Delhi
year students was (www.bee-india.org)
discussed and5.it was recommended and it was recommended that the in-plantIt training in not
Tripathy, S. that
C. the in-plant training
Electric energy in not possible in present
utilization and scenario.
conservation. Tata McGraw-Hill,
possible in present
1991.
internship, Project
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from reputed
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handbook.course
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4. It was
Internship.
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Press, Inc., 2007.
17 to the Chair.
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Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
PROCESS CONTROL AND INSTRUMENTATION
L T P Credits
3 - - 3

After going through this course, students will be able to:
1. Apply various measurement techniques in process control applications.
2. Know about characteristics of different sensors and transducers.
3. Model the behaviour of different physical processes.
4. Check the stability of systems and design the controllers accordingly.
5. Judge the best possible sensors for particular process control applications.
DEPT. OF ELECTRICAL UNITENGG - I.

Introduction to Sensor-based
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARHMeasurement Systems: General concepts and terminology,
Sensor classification, General input-output configuration, Static characteristics of
measurement systems: Proceedings accuracy, / Minutes
precision, of sensitivity,
the Meeting linearity, resolution, systematic errors
and ofrandomBoard of Studies
errors, in Electrical
Dynamic Engg. Held
characteristics: on 29.04.2020
zero-order, first-order and second-order
- - -
measurement systems, Other sensor characteristics: input characteristics and reliability.
UNIT – II
Measurement of Parameters in Process Industries: Process control, Elements in control
loop, Process Proceedings facility considerations,
/ Minutes of the Meeting Pressure measurement: basic concept, measuring
1. Dr. Ajay of
instruments Board
Kumar and of Studies
Bansal,applicationin Electrical
HOD, considerations,Engg.
EE- Chairperson Held onLevel
29.04.2020measurement: basic concept, level sensing
devices and application - -
considerations, - Flow measurement: basic concept, flow measurement
3. Prof. instruments
Ashwani
The online meeting of and
Kumar,
the Boardapplication
Subject inconsiderations,
of StudiesExpert- Electrical Engg. wasTemperature
Member held on 29.04.2020. andTheHeat measurement: basic
4. Dr. concept,
following
Rajeshwere presenttemperature measuring
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member devices and application considerations, Measurement of
humidity, density, viscosity and pH, Measurement of position, motion and force.
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
UNIT – III
6. Dr. Kalpana
Process
Control
Kumar, Subject
Modelling:
Expert- Member
Introduction, Process model, Physical model, Control model,
4. Dr.process
Rajesh Kumar modelling:
Dubey, AssociateusesProfessor,
and types CUH- Memberof process models, Differential equations, Difference
8. Dr. Sumit,
equations, Assistant
Laplace Professor,
transform, CUH-Special
Transfer function Invitee
representations, Frequency-domain modelling,
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr.Time-domain Assistant
modelling:
Kalpana Chauhan, Assistant Professor,
Professor,state CUH-Special
CUH-variables Invitee
Special Inviteerepresentation, state differential equation, state
7. Dr.variables and state equations for aInvitee
chemical
Manish Kumar, Assistant
After deliberations, it was resolved/ recommended Professor, CUH- Special
by theprocess,Board of z-transform,
Studies asinverse
follows:z-transform,
8. Dr.Modelling
Sumit, Assistant Professor,
procedure. CUH- Special Invitee
1. The9. Dr.Linear
Murlidhar,Open-Loop
Scheme Assistant Professor,
of Studies CUH- Special
& Examinations
Systems: Invitee
Response and
of the Syllabi
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for the Batch
2018-19Lag. onwards( to be implemented from session 2020-21) (Annexure-1).
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Batch 2018-19 onwards ( to be
Response
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(Annexure-1). System&and Stability: Introduction,
Examinations and the Syllabi Stabilityofanalysis:
Ph.D. General
conditions
(Electrical
2. The BoS appriseEngg.)- for stability,
the startwere Stability
of Ph.D.discussed
program in Department criterion,
and approved Routh-Hurwitz
for the The
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Scheme criterion,
2020-21 onwards Performance
ofspecifications,
(Annexure-2). Root-locus method,
and the Syllabi of Ph.D. stability in Engg.)-
(Electrical the z-plane, Frequency
were discussed and response of first order
system,
approved Nyquist
for the plots,
Batch 2020-21 Bode
onwards diagram.
(Annexure-2).
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for III year and Control
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circuits, certificatecontroller,
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4. It was
Internship.
controllers.
MOOC/also Swayam/ NPTEL courses. that 20% of the courses in each semester may be
18 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
Suggested Readings:
1. Dunn, W. C. Fundamentals of Industrial Instrumentation and Process Control, 2nd ed.,
Tata McGraw Hill, 2018.
2. Eckman, D. P. Industrial Instrumentation. CBS Publishers & Distributors, 2006.
3. LeBlanc, S. E., and Coughanowr, D. R. Process Systems Analysis and Control. Tata
McGraw Hill, 2013.
4. Morris, A. S. Measurement and Instrumentation Principles. Butterworth-Heinemann,
2001.
5. Padmanabhan, T. R. Industrial Instrumentation: Principles and Design. Springer Science
& Business Media, 2012.
6. Pallas-Areny, R., and Webster, J. G. Sensors and signal conditioning. John Wiley & Sons,
2012.
nd
7. Patranabis, D. Principles of Industrial Instrumentation. 2 ed., Tata McGraw Hill, 2007.
8. Singh, S. K. Process Control: Concepts, Dynamics and Application. PHI Learning Pvt.
Ltd., 2009.
9. Stephanoupoulis, G. Chemical Process Control: An Introduction to Theory and Practice.
- - -
The online meeting
CENTRALof the Board
MAHENDERGARH
Chairperson
- - -
3. Prof. Ashwani
the BoardSubject
4. following
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
6. Dr. Kalpana
7. 3. Prof.
Dr. AshwaniKumar,
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
9. Dr.Scheme
th th
Engg.)-
After III ityear
Department
Engineering.
2020-21) (Annexure-1).
(Electrical Engg.)-
of Studies
students
possible in present
internship, Project
as Internship.
4. It was
Internship.
MOOC/also
recommended
19 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
POWER SYSTEM -II
Course Code: BT EE 601A SEMESTER-VI
L T P Credits
3 1 - 4

1. Use numerical methods to analyse a power system in steady state.
2. Understand methods to control the voltage, frequency and power flow.
3. Understand the monitoring and control of a power system.
4. Understand the basics of power system economics.
UNIT-I
POWER FLOW ANALYSIS: Analysis of Power Flows: Formation of Bus Admittance
Matrix. Real and reactive DEPT. OFpower ELECTRICAL balanceENGG equations
. at a node. Load and Generator
Specifications. Application of numerical
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH methods for solution of nonlinear algebraic equations
– Gauss Seidel and Newton-Raphson methods for the solution of the power flow equations.
Computational Issues Proceedings / Minutes
in Large-scale Power of Systems.
the Meeting
UNIT-II
- - -
LOAD FREQUENCY CONTROL: Control of Frequency and Voltage: Turbines and Speed-
Governors, Frequency dependence of loads, Droop Control and Power Sharing. Automatic
MAHENDERGARHin Electrical Engg. was held on
Generation Control.
Proceedings / Minutes of the Meeting UNIT-III
of
MONITORING
Kumar Bansal, Studies
POWER in Electrical
HOD, EE- Engg.
SYSTEM Held
Chairperson on 29.04.2020
AND EXCITATION CONTROL: Overview of
Energy Control Centre - -
Functions: - SCADA systems and its components, protocol. Phasor
3. Prof. Measurement
Ashwani
The online meeting of theUnits.
Kumar, ofand
BoardSubject Wide-Area
StudiesExpert-
in Electrical Measurement
Engg. was held on Systems.
Member Normal, Alert, Emergency,
29.04.2020. The
Extremis
following
4. Dr. Rajesh states
were present of a Power System.
Excitation System Control in synchronous generators, Automatic Voltage Regulators. Shunt
5. Dr. Munish
Compensators, StaticEE-VARChairperson
compensators and STATCOMs. Tap Changing Transformers.
6. Dr. Kalpana
Three
3. Prof.
phase
AshwaniKumar,
Induction
Kumar, Subject
regulators,
Expert- Member
Voltage Stability, Voltage Collapse.
4. Dr. Rajesh Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- MemberUNIT-IV
5. Dr.BASIC PRICING
Munish Manas, PRINCIPLES:
Assistant Professor, CUH- MemberGenerator Cost Curves, Vertically Integrated Utility and
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr.restructured
Power
System,
Professor,Role CUH-Special
of
CUH- Special Different Invitee
Invitee entities in restructured market. Market clearing
7. Dr.price,
ManishSingle sided
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Professor, CUH- sided
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Inviteebid market. Transmission and Distributions charges.
9. Dr.Suggested
Studies
th th
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was resolved/ and 6Vittal V.thePower
semesters)
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discussed
Studies Pearson
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approved Inc.,Batch
for the 1999.
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onwards( O. I.to Electric Energy Systems
be implemented fromTheory.
session Tata McGraw-Hill
2020-21) Edition, 1995.
(Annexure-1).
3.
2. Theand BoS Grainger
apprise J. & Stevenson
the start W. D.
of Ph.D. Power System Analysis. Tata McGraw-Hill Edition, 1994.
4. Gupta
Engineering.
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Power
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of Studies
(Annexure-1). Control and Restructuring
& Examinations and the Syllabi Analysis.ofIK International
Ph.D.
(Electrical Publication,
Engg.)-
2. The BoS apprise 2015.
the startwere
of 5.
Studies
(Annexure-2). Hadi& Saadat.
Examinations Power
and the System
Syllabi ofAnalysis.
Ph.D. Tata
(Electrical McGraw-Hill
Engg.)- were Edition
discussed and 2002.
6.
approved Singh, Lakneshwar
for the Batch 2020-21 onwards P. Advanced
(Annexure-2).
3. Due to CoVID-19 pandemic, the internship policy for III year and Power System Analysis and Dynamics.
final yearNew Age
3. Due to International,
CoVID-19 pandemic, 2006.
the internship policy for III year and final year students was
students
and it was recommended andthe it in-plant
was recommended that thescenario.
in-plant training in not
7. Stevenson, Williamthat D. Elements training in not possible
of power System in present
Analysis. It McGraw-Hill,
Tata 1955.
possible in present
was8.recommended that scenario.
home recommended
latest
Weedy B. M., Cory B. J., Jenkins N., Ekanayake J. and Strbac G. Electric Power Systems.
internship, Project
Wiley, coursework,
2012. review
as Internship.
4. It was
Internship.
9. Wood,
MOOC/also Swayam/
Allen J., Bruce F. Wollenberg, and Gerald B. Sheblé. Power Generation,
Operation, and Control. John Wiley & Sons, 2013.
20 to the Chair.
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Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
POWER SYSTEM LABORATORY II
L T P Credits
- - 2 1
1. (a) To study some of the commands used in MATLAB.
(b) Compute the voltages of the given network using MATLAB.
2. Draw the flow chart for forming Y-BUS. Write the computer program in MATLAB.
Take any solved numerical question from book and from the Y-BUS. Solve it for
the voltage and currents injected in the buses. Match the result.
3. Draw the flow chart for power system analysis of Gauss Siedel Method. Write
program in MATLAB for performing load flow analysis using Gauss-Siedel
method and DEPT solve . OF theEgiven
LECTRICAL problem, ENGG solve. the problem by hand for one iteration.
4.CENTRAL
Write a MATLAB program
UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH for the Newton Raphson Method to find the intersection
of the curves.
Proceedings
5. Calculating market/ Minutesclearing of the for
price Meetingsingle sided bidding & obtain share of
of Board of StudiesGencos
participating in Electrical
(Generating Engg.Companies).
Held on 29.04.2020
6. Obtain power solution-of the - given - problem using Fast Decoupled Newton Raphson
method then write program for FDNR method using MATLAB and solve this
numerical problem.
7. To Proceedings
obtain dynamic / Minutes response of single area load frequency control using Integral
of the Meeting
of Board
1. Dr. Ajay KumarController. of Studies in Electrical
Bansal, HOD, EE- Chairperson Engg. Held on 29.04.2020
8. ToSubject
developExpert- the Boost- - Buck - Exciter System steady state model & steady state model
2. Prof. J.S. Saini, Member
3. Prof.
The online meeting of
Ashwani IEEE
Kumar,
of the Type-1
BoardSubject
of Studies Excitation
Expert-
in Electrical system
Engg. waswith
Member held compensator
on 29.04.2020. The Block & PID controller and
4. Dr.following
Rajeshwere present compare their responses.
9. Stability analysis using equal area criteria & solve the given problem & verify the
5. Dr. Munish
results of EE- Chairperson
practical & theory.
6. Dr. Kalpana
3. Prof.
10.
AshwaniKumar,
Study basic
Kumar, Subject
instructions
Expert- Member
of PSAT software
7. Dr. Manish 11. Study Assistant
basic instructions Professor, CUH- Special Invitee
4. Dr. Rajesh Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH-ofMember POWERWORLD software
8. Dr. Sumit, Assistant 12. Study Professor,
basic instructions CUH-Special
of PSCAD Invitee
software.
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
7. Dr.Note:
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After deliberations, it experiments
Kumar,
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by the Board of Studies as follows:
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1. The9. Dr.list
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of Studies
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2020-21) (Annexure-1).
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of Studies
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and it was recommendedand that theit in-plant
was recommended
possible in present
internship, Project
as Internship.
4. It was
Internship.
recommended
21 to the Chair.
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Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
MICROPROCESSOR & MICROCONTROLLER
L T P Credits
3 1 - 4

Upon successful completion of the course, the students will be able
1. To be acquainted with the basic architecture of 8086 microprocessor and 8051
microcontroller.
2. To develop assembly language programming for variety of problems
3. To interface the peripherals like I/O, A/D, D/A, timer etc. with the microprocessors and
microcontrollers
4. To develop and design various systems using different microcontrollers.
5. To develop an Din-depth
EPT. OF Eunderstanding
LECTRICAL ENGG of. the operation of microprocessor and
microcontrollers, machine language programming
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH and interfacing techniques
Proceedings / Minutes ofUNIT-I the Meeting

of Boardtoof8086
Introduction Studies in Electrical
microprocessor, Engg.
RISC andHeld
SISCon 29.04.2020
processors, architecture and pin diagram
- - -
of 8086 and description of various signals. Register organization of 8086; Description of
address computations & memory segmentation; Segment override, Instruction pipelining,
Timing diagrams, Addressing modes.
Proceedings / Minutes of the Meeting UNIT-II
of
Instruction
1. Dr. Ajay Board
Kumarset of Studies
of 8086,
HOD,Instruction Engg. Held
EE- Chairperson on 29.04.2020
execution timing, Instruction format, Data transfer
instructions, Arithmetic - -
instructions, - Branch instructions, Loop instructions, NOP & HLT
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UNIT-III
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Manish Kumar,
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Ray, Ajoy Kumar, and Kishor M. Bhurchandi. Advanced Microprocessors and
Peripherals. Tata McGraw-Hill, 2006.
22 to the Chair.
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Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
MICROPROCESSOR & MICROCONTROLLER LABORATORY
L T P Credits
- - 2 1
Course Level Learning Outcomes: On completion of this lab course the students will be able
to: a. Understand and apply the fundamentals of assembly level programming of
microprocessors and microcontroller. b. Work with standard microprocessor real time
interfaces including GPIO, serial ports, digital-to-analog converters and analog-to-digital
converters; c. Troubleshoot interactions between software and hardware; d. Analyze abstract
problems and apply a combination of hardware and software to address the problem; e. Use
standard test and measurement equipment to evaluate digital interfaces
(A) 8086 Microprocessor:
1. Write a well-documented program for copying 12 bytes from source to destination, on
8086 microprocessor DEPT. OF kit.ELECTRICAL ENGG.
2. Write CENTRAL UNIVERSITY for
a program for 8086 OF division
HARYANA of,aMdefined
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by another double word and verify.
Proceedings / program
3. Write a well-documented Minutesfor of finding
the Meeting the square root of a given number, on 8086,
of Board of Studies
microprocessor kit.in Electrical Engg. Held on 29.04.2020
4. Write a program using 8086- for- finding - the square of a given number and verify.
5. Write a program using 8086 and verify for:
(i) Finding the largest number from an array and smallest number from array.
6. (i)WAPProceedingsusing 8086/ Minutes for arranging an array of numbers in descending order and verify.
of the Meeting
1. Dr. Ajay Kumar of Board
(ii)WAP of Studies
Bansal,usingHOD, in Electrical
8086 for EE- Engg.
arranging Held
Chairperson on array
an 29.04.2020
of numbers in ascending order and verify.
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finding - of a number using look-up table and verify.
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on 29.04.2020. The and 8255 chip.
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were present using 8086 to add a series
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member of 16-bit numbers.
(B) 8051 Microcontroller:
5. Dr. Munish
1. Dr. Ajay Kumar Manas,HOD, Assistant Professor, CUH- Member
10. To Bansal,
demonstrate EE- Chairperson
the architecture of 8051 microcontroller.
6. Dr. Kalpana
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11. Write
AshwaniKumar,
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in 8051 to add and subtract two 8 bit numbers.
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generate CUH- Special Invitee
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Invitee
by the Board with 8051 microcontroller.
of Studies as follows:
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1. The9. Dr.Scheme
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approved timer of 8051
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apprise the operation
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23 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
ELECTRONICS DESIGN LABORATORY
L T P Credits
- - 4 2
Course Level Learning Outcomes: At the end of the course, students will demonstrate the
ability to
1. Understand the practical issues related to practical implementation of applications using
electronic circuits.
2. Choose appropriate components, software and hardware platforms.
3. Design a Printed Circuit Board, get it made and populate/solder it with components.
4. Work as a team with other students to implement an application.
Experiments on:
Basic concepts on measurements; Noise in electronic systems; Sensors and signal conditioning
Proceedings
circuits; Introduction / Minutes
to electronic of the Meeting
instrumentation and PC based data acquisition; Electronic
of Board
system design,ofAnalog
Studies in Electrical
system design, Engg. Heldofonanalog
Interfacing 29.04.2020
and digital systems, Embedded
- - -
systems, Electronic system design employing microcontrollers, CPLDs, and FPGAs, PCB
design and layout;DEPT . OF ELECTRICAL ENGG.
System assembly considerations. Group projects involving electronic
The online meeting
CENTRALof the Board
MAHENDERGARH
hardware (Analog, Digital, mixed signal) leading to implementation of an application.
of
Suggested
1. Dr. Ajay Board of Studies HOD,
KumarReadings:
Chairperson
1. A. Subject
2. Prof. J.S. Saini, and -K. - Member
S. SedraExpert- -
C. Smith. Microelectronic Circuits. Oxford University Press,
3. Prof.
The online meeting2007.
Ashwani Kumar,
of the BoardSubject
4. following
Dr. Rajesh 2. Bosshart,
were present W. C. Printed
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, Circuit Boards: Design
CUH- and Technology. Tata McGraw Hill,
Member
1983. 5. Ginsberg, G.L. Printed Circuit Design. Tata McGraw Hill, 1991.
5. Dr. Munish
3. Ott, H. W.EE- Chairperson
Noise Reduction Techniques in Electronic Systems. Wiley, 1989.
6. Dr. Kalpana
3. Prof.
4. Kumar,
P. Horowitz
AshwaniKumar, Subject
and W. Hill. The Art of Electronics. Cambridge University Press, 1997.
Expert- Member
5. Dr.Note:-
Munish Manas, Assistant Professor, CUH- Member
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr. Kalpana Assistant
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ten experiments
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experiments should be performed as designed and set by the concerned institution as
1. The9. Dr.Scheme
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scope of CUH-
& the Special
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syllabus. and the Syllabi of B.Tech. (Electrical
th th
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2020-21) (Annexure-1).
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of Studies
students
possible in present
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as Internship.
4. It was
Internship.
recommended
24 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
APPLICATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGY IN ENGINEERS LIFE
L T P Credits
3 - - 3

1. Understand the different applications of psychology to everyday issues of life.
2. Understand the different social issues, workplace issues, and behavioural issues.
3. Understand how the knowledge gained from this course can be used in their personal and
professional work life.
4. Understand the need of Psychology and Counselling.
DEPT. OF ELECTRICALUnit ENGG I .

Introduction: Nature and fields.
Psychology in industries and organizations: Job analysis; fatigue and accidents in industries.
Proceedings / Minutes ofUnit the Meeting
II
of Board
Consumer of Studies
behavior, in Electrical
Psychology and Engg.
mental Held health: on Abnormality,
29.04.2020 symptoms and causes
psychological disorders. - - -
Unit III
Psychology and Counseling: Need of Counseling, Counselor and the Counselee, Counseling
Process, AreasProceedingsof Counseling. / Minutes of the Meeting
1. Dr. Ajay Kumar Bansal, HOD, EE-Engg.
of Board of Studies in Electrical Held on
Chairperson 29.04.2020
Unit IV
Psychology and social - -
behavior: - Group, group dynamics, teambuilding, Prejudice and
3. Prof. stereotypes;
Ashwani
The online meeting of Effective
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the BoardSubject StudiesExpert-
in Electrical conflict
Engg. was and
Member held negotiation.
on 29.04.2020. The
4. Dr.following
Rajeshwere present
Suggested Readings:
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
1. Aronson, E., Wilson, T. D., and Akert, R. M. Social Psychology. Harlow: Pearson 2014.
6. Dr. Kalpana
3. Prof.
2. Butcher,
AshwaniKumar,
JamesExpert-
Kumar, Subject
N., Member
Mineka, S., and Jill M. Hooley. Abnormal Psychology. Pearson
4. Dr. RajeshEducation
Kumar Dubey,India,
Associate 2017.
Professor, CUH- Member
8. Dr. Sumit, AssistantSamuel
3. Gladding, Professor, T.,CUH-andCUH-Special
Batra P. Counseling:Invitee A Comprehensive Profession. Pearson
5. Dr. Munish Manas, Assistant Professor, Member
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr. Kalpana Assistant
Education
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Course Smart eTextbook. Routledge, 2015.
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Internship.
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25 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
L T P Credits
3 - - 3

1. Analyse transmission lines and estimate voltage and current at any point on transmission
line for different load conditions.
2. Provide solution to real life plane wave problems for various boundary conditions.
3. Analyse the field equations for the wave propagation in special cases such as lossy and
low loss dielectric media.
4. Visualize TE and TM mode patterns of field distributions in a rectangular wave-guide.
5. Understand and DEPT analyse
. OF E radiation
LECTRICAL by antennas.
ENGG.
UNIT- I
TRANSMISSION Proceedings
LINES: Introduction,/ Minutes of the Meeting
Concept of distributed elements, Equations of
voltageof Board of Studies
and current, Standing in Electrical
waves and Engg. Held ontransformation,
impedance 29.04.2020 Lossless and low-loss
- - -
transmission lines, Power transfer on a transmission line, Analysis of transmission line in terms
of admittances, Transmission line calculations with the help of Smith chart, Applications of
transmission line, Impedance matching using transmission lines.
Proceedings / Minutes of the Meeting UNIT- II
1. Dr. Ajay MAXWELL’Sof Board
Kumar Bansal, of Studies in
EQUATIONS Electrical
HOD, EE- Chairperson Engg. Held
& UNIFORM on 29.04.2020 PLANE WAVE: Basic quantities of
Electromagnetics, Basic - - of Electromagnetics:
laws - Gauss’s law, Ampere’s Circuital law,
3. Prof. Faraday’s
meeting law
Ashwani
The online Kumar,
of ofBoard
the Electromagnetic
Subject
of StudiesExpert- induction.
in Electrical Engg. Maxwell’s
Member equations,
was held on 29.04.2020. TheSurface charge and surface
4. Dr. current,
following
Rajesh Boundary
were present conditions at
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member media interface. Homogeneous unbound medium, Wave
equation for time harmonic fields, Solution of the wave equation, Uniform plane wave, Wave
5. Dr. Munish
1. Dr. Ajay Kumar Manas,
Bansal, HOD,Assistant
EE- ChairpersonProfessor, CUH- Member
polarization, Wave propagation in conducting medium, Phase velocity of a wave, Power flow
6. Dr. Kalpana
and
3. Prof.
Poynting
AshwaniKumar,
vector.
7. Dr. Manish Assistant Professor, CUH- UNIT- Special
III Invitee
5. Dr.PLANE
Munish Manas, WAVES AssistantAT MEDIA
Professor, INTERFACE:
CUH- Member Plane wave in arbitrary direction, Plane wave
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr.atKalpana
dielectric Assistant
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Reflection
Assistant Professor, CUH- and CUH-Special
Specialrefraction
Invitee ofInvitee
waves at dielectric interface, Total internal
After deliberations, it was resolved/ recommended by the Board ofangle,
7. Dr.reflection,
Manish Kumar, Wave
Assistantpolarization
Professor, CUH-atSpecial media interface,
Invitee Brewster Studies Fields and power flow at
as follows:
8. Dr.media
interface, Lossy media interface, Reflection from conducting boundary.
1. The9. Dr.Scheme
of Studies Special Invitee UNIT-
& Examinations and the IV Syllabi of B.Tech. (Electrical
th th
Engg.)-
After WAVEGUIDES
III ityear
was resolved/ & ANTENNAS:
6 semesters)
recommended by the Board Parallel
were plane
discussed
of Studies waveguide:
as follows: Transverse
and approved forElectric (TE) mode,
the Batch
2018-19transverse
onwards( Magnetic(TM)
to be implemented mode, Cut-off from frequency,
session Phase 2020-21) velocity and dispersion.
(Annexure-1). Transverse
Electromagnetic
2. Theand BoS apprise (TEM)
the start mode, of Ph.D. Analysis of waveguide-general approach, Rectangular
waveguides.
Engineering.
implemented from The Radiation
sessionScheme parameters of antenna, Potential
2020-21) (Annexure-1). functions, Solution for potential
functions,
(Electrical
2. The BoS apprise Radiations
Engg.)-the startwere from
of Ph.D.discussed Hertz dipole,
program in Department Near
and approved field, Far field,
for the The
of Electrical Engineering. Total
BatchScheme power radiated
2020-21 onwards by a dipole,
ofRadiation resistanceand
(Annexure-2). and theradiation
Syllabi of Ph.D. pattern of Hertz
(Electrical Engg.)-dipole, Hertz dipole
were discussed and in receiving mode.
3. DueSuggested
to CoVID-19Readings:
pandemic, the internship policy for III year and final year students was
students
discussed was discussed and it in-plant
was recommended possible that thescenario.
1. andBalanis
it was recommended
C. A. Advanced that the training in notElectromagnetics.
Engineering in present It Wiley
John & Sons, 2012.
possible in present
home recommended
latest
2. - - -. Antenna Theory: Analysis and Design. John Wiley & Sons, 2005.
internship, 3. ChengProject
D. K. review
from reputed
Field seminar
organizations
and Wave will be on latest
considered
Electromagnetics. problems,
as Internship. certificate
Addison-Wesley, course
1989.
4. It was
Internship.
4.Swayam/
MOOC/also
Sadiku M. N.O. Elements of Electromagnetics. Oxford University Press, 2007.
5. Shevgaonkar R. K. Electromagnetic Waves. Tata McGraw Hill, 2005.
26 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
WIND AND SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS
L T P Credits
3 - - 3
COURSE LEVEL LEARNING OUTCOMES:

1. Understand the energy scenario and the consequent growth of the power generation
from renewable energy sources.
2. Understand the basic physics of wind and solar power generation.
3. Understand the power electronic interfaces for wind and solar generation.
4. Understand the issues related to the grid-integration of solar and wind energy
systems.
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA UNIT-I
, MAHENDERGARH
Physics of Wind Power: History of wind power, Indian and Global statistics, Wind physics,
Betz limit, TipProceedings speed ratio,/ Minutes stall andofpitch the Meeting
control, Wind speed statistics-probability
of BoardWind
distributions, of Studies
speed and in Electrical
power- cumulativeEngg. Held on 29.04.2020
distribution functions.
- - -
Solar thermal power generation: Technologies, Parabolic trough, central receivers, parabolic
dish, Fresnel, solarDpond, EPT. OF ELECTRICAL ENGG.
elementary analysis
UNIT-II
Wind generator topologies:
Proceedings Review
/ Minutes of theofMeeting
modern wind turbine technologies, Fixed and Variable
1. Dr. Ajay of
speedKumar Board of
wind Bansal, Studies
turbines,HOD, in Electrical
Induction Engg. Held
Generators,
EE- Chairperson on 29.04.2020
Doubly-Fed Induction Generators and their
characteristics, Permanent -
-Magnet - Synchronous Generators, Power electronics converters.
3. Prof. Generator-
Ashwani
The online meeting ofConverter
Kumar,
the BoardSubjectconfigurations,
of StudiesExpert-
in Electrical Converter
Engg. was Control.
Member held on 29.04.2020. The
4. Dr.following
Rajeshwere present
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member UNIT-III
The Solar Resource: Introduction, solar radiation spectra, solar geometry, Earth Sun angles,
5. Dr. Munish
observer Sun angles, EE- solar Chairperson
day length, Estimation of solar energy availability.
6. Dr. Kalpana
Solar
3. Prof.
photovoltaic:
AshwaniKumar,
Kumar, Subject
Technologies-Amorphous, monocrystalline, polycrystalline; V-I
Expert- Member
7. Dr. Manish Assistant Professor, CUH- Special Invitee Converters for Solar Systems,
4. Dr.characteristics
Rajesh Kumar Dubey, of Associate
a PV cell, PV module,
Professor, CUH- Member array, Power Electronic
8. Dr. Sumit, Assistant Professor, CUH-Special Invitee Converter Control.
5. Dr.Maximum
Munish Manas, Power
AssistantPoint Tracking
Professor, CUH- Member (MPPT) algorithms,
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
CUH- Special UNIT-IV
Invitee Invitee
7. Dr.Network
Manish Kumar,
After deliberations, itIntegration
was resolved/ Issues: Overview
CUH- Special
recommended Invitee of grid code technical requirements. Fault ride-
8. Dr.through
for wind farms - real and reactive power regulation, voltage and frequency operating
1. The9. Dr.limits,
Murlidhar,
Scheme Assistant
solar Professor,
ofPVStudies
and wind CUH-
& farm Special
Examinations Invitee during
behavior and grid the disturbances.
Syllabi of B.Tech. (Electrical
Power quality issues. Power
th th
Engg.)-
After system
deliberations, interconnection
III ityear (5 and
was resolved/ 6 experiences
recommendedsemesters)
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were world.
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Studies Hybrid
as follows: andand isolated operations
approved of solar PV
for the Batch
2018-19and windonwards(systems. to be implemented from session 2020-21) (Annexure-1).
Suggested
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(Electrical 1. Ackermann
Engg.)-
2. The BoS apprise the startwere T. Windin Power
of Ph.D.discussed
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The Wiley
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onwards
of Studies 2.
(Annexure-2). Masters G.
& Examinations and M. Renewable
the Syllabi of Ph.D. and Efficient
(Electrical Engg.)-Electric Power
were discussed and Systems. John Wiley and
approved for the Sons, 2004.
Batch 2020-21 onwards (Annexure-2).
3. Siegfried
3. Due to CoVID-19 pandemic, H. and Waddington
the internship policy for III R. year Grid
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was Wind Energy Conversion
discussed and it was recommended and it was recommended that the in-plant training in not
Systems. Johnthat the in-plant
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Sons Ltd., 2006.in present scenario. It
possible in present
that either work fromSolar It was
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internship, that either work from home
4. Sukhatme S. P. Energy:Project work, review
Principles of seminar
Thermal on latest
Collection and Storage. Tata
internship, Project
McGraw-Hill, review
from reputed
1984. seminar
as Internship.
4. It was
Internship.
MOOC/also
5. Tiwari
Swayam/
G. N. and Ghosal M. K. Renewable Energy Applications. Narosa
Publications, 2004.
27 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
ELECTRICAL ENERGY CONSERVATION AND AUDITING
L T P Credits
3 - - 3
1. Understand the current energy scenario and importance of energy conservation.
2. Understand the concepts of energy audit.
3. Understand the methods of improving energy efficiency in different electrical systems.
4. Understand the concepts of improving energy efficiency in industrial systems.
UNIT-I
Energy Scenario: Commercial and Non-commercial energy, primary energy resources,
commercial energy production, final energy consumption, energy needs of growing economy,
long term energy scenario, energy pricing, energy sector reforms, energy and environment,
energy security, energy DEPT conservation
. OF ELECTRICAL and itsEimportance,
NGG. restructuring of the energy supply
sector, energy strategy for the future,
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH air pollution, climate change. Energy Conservation Act-
2001 and its features and the Energy Conservation Amendment Act, 2010, Schemes of BEE
under Energy Conservation Proceedings / Minutes
Act-2001, of the Meeting
Electricity Act, 2003, Integrated Energy Policy.
of Board of Studies in Electrical Engg. UNIT-II Held on 29.04.2020
Energy Audit: Definition and objectives - - of- energy audit, need, types of energy audit, Energy
audit approach understanding energy costs, bench marking, energy performance, matching
energy use to requirement, maximizing system efficiencies, optimizing the input energy
requirements, Proceedingsfuel & energy / Minutes substitution,
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Tripathy, S. C. Utilization of Electrical Energy and Conservation. Tata McGraw Hill,
4. It was 1991. recommended
28 to the Chair.
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Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
DIGITAL CONTROL SYSTEMS
L T P Credits
3 - - 3

At the end of this course, students will demonstrate the ability to:
1. Obtain discrete representation of LTI systems.
2. Analyse stability of open loop and closed loop discrete-time systems.
3. Design and analyse digital controllers.
4. Design digital compensator and discrete observer for LTI systems.
UNIT- I
INTRODUCTION: D Terminology:
EPT. OF ELECTRICAL continuous ENGG time,
. discrete-time & digital signals; Basic
structureCofENTRAL digital control scheme and
UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH brief description of its blocks. Advantages & problems
of digital control, General principles of signal conversion: operation by A/ D & D/A converters,
A/D and D/A converter Proceedings circuits; / Minutes
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Difference Equation models & Impulse response models for discrete time systems. State space
models of discrete systems, state space analysis, Controllability, reachability, reconstructibility
and observability analysis./ Minutes of the Meeting
Proceedings
of Board
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Chairperson
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sampled exponential function, sampled sinusoids; Operations with Z transform such as shifting
5. Dr. Munish
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Z transform Inversion; Final value & Initial value theorems; Transfer
6. Dr. Kalpana
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transformation. CUH-Special Invitee
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system;
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year system
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Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
Suggested Readings:
1. Franklin G. F., Powell J. D. and Workman M. L. Digital Control of Dynamic Systems.
Addison-Wesley, 1998.
2. Gopal, M. Digital Control & State Variable Methods (Conventional and Intelligent
Control System). Tata McGraw-Hill Education Pvt. Ltd., 2012.
3. - - -. Digital control engineering. New Age International, 1988.
4. Hopis, C.H. and Lemont, G. B. Digital Control System: Theory, Hardware & Software.
Tata McGraw-Hill Publications.
5. Kuo, Benjamin C. Discrete-data control systems. Englewood Cliffs. NJ: Prentice-Hall,
1970.
6. Ogata, Katsuhiko, and Yanjuan Yang. Modern control engineering. Vol. 5. Upper Saddle
River, NJ: Prentice hall, 2010.
7. Phillips, C. L. & H. T. Nagle, Jr. Digital Control System Analysis. Pearson Education,
New Jersey.
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LINE-COMMUTATED AND ACTIVE PWM RECTIFIERS
L T P Credits
3 - - 3

At the end of this course, students will demonstrate
1. the ability to Analyse controlled rectifier circuits.
2. Understand the operation of line-commutated rectifiers – 6 pulse and multi-pulse
configurations.
3. Understand the operation of PWM rectifiers – operation in rectification and
regeneration modes.
4. Understand the lagging, leading and unity power factor mode.
, MAHENDERGARH
Thyristor rectifiers with passive filtering: Half-wave thyristor rectifier with RL and RC
loads; 1-phase thyristor Proceedings rectifier / Minutes
with L and of LCthe filter;
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of Board
LC filter; of Studies
continuous in Electrical Engg.
and discontinuous Held input
conduction, on 29.04.2020
current waveshape.
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UNIT-II
Multi-Pulse converter: Review of transformer phase shifting, generation of 6-phase ac
voltage from 3-phase ac, 6- pulse converter and 12-pulse converters with inductive loads,
steady state analysis, Proceedings commutation
/ Minutes ofoverlap,the Meeting notches during commutation.
of Board of Studies
1. Dr. Ajay Kumar Bansal, HOD, EE- Chairperson in Electrical Engg. Held on 29.04.2020
UNIT-III
- - -
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3. Prof. circuit
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The online of single-switch
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5. Dr. Munish
circuits ofBansal,
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6. Dr. Kalpana
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Professor, CUH- Member modes: Phasor diagrams, closed-loop control structure.
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Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
HVDC TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS
L T P Credits
3 - - 3
COURSE LEVEL LEARNING OUTCOMES:
1. Understand the advantages of dc transmission over ac transmission.
2. Understand the operation of Line Commutated Converters and Voltage Source Converters.
3. Understand the control strategies used in HVdc transmission system.
4. Understand the improvement of power system stability using an HVdc system
UNIT- I
DC TRANSMISSION TECHNOLOGY& ANALYSIS OF CONVERTERS: Comparison
of AC and dc Transmission (Economics, Technical Performance and Reliability). Application
of DC Transmission. Types of HVdc Systems. Components of a HVdc system. Line
Commutated Converter DEPT and. OFVoltage
ELECTRICAL SourceENGG Converter
. based systems. Line Commutated
Converters (LCCs): Six pulse converter,
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH Analysis neglecting commutation overlap, harmonics,
Twelve Pulse Converters. Inverter Operation. Effect of Commutation Overlap. Expressions for
average dc voltage, Proceedings
AC current / Minutes
and reactiveof thepower
Meeting absorbed by the converters. Effect of
of Board Failure.
Commutation of Studies Voltage in Electrical Engg. Held
Source Converters on 29.04.2020
(VSCs): Two and Three-level VSCs. PWM
- - -
schemes: Selective Harmonic Elimination, Sinusoidal Pulse Width Modulation. Analysis of a
six pulse converter.DEPT. OF ELECTRICAL ENGG.
UNIT- II
CONTROL OF HVDC CONVERTERS:
Proceedings / Minutes of the Meeting Principles of Link Control in LCC HVdc system.
1. Dr. Ajay Control of
KumarBoard of
Hierarchy, Studies
Bansal, in
Firing
HOD, Electrical
Angle Engg.
EE-Controls– Held
Chairperson on 29.04.2020 Loop, Current and Extinction Angle
Phase-Locked
- - of a- Link. Higher level Controllers Power control, Frequency
2. Prof.Control,
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Control,
online meeting Stability
3. Prof. Ashwani Kumar, Subject Expert-
The of the Controllers.
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held on 29.04.2020. The of Link Control in a VSC
4. Dr. HVdc
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Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member Control. Reactive Power Control/AC voltage regulation.
UNIT- III
5. Dr. Munish
COMPONENTS OFEE-HVDC Chairperson
SYSTEMS: Smoothing Reactors, Reactive Power Sources and
6. Dr. Kalpana
Filters
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8. Dr. Sumit,Ground Assistant
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Invitee IV
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Publishers, 2011.
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UTILIZATION OF ELECTRIC POWER AND TRACTION
L T P Credits
3 - - 3

1. Understand the construction and applications of electrical components.
2. Understand the various electrical heating and welding machines
3. Understand the principles and performances of different batteries.
4. Understand the principles and performances of traction motors and design calculations.
UNIT-I
Selection of Electrical DEPTComponents:
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. main dimensions, kVA output
for single- CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH as well dc) cables sizing.
and three-phase, sizing and selection of motors (ac
SENSORS AND TRANSDUCERS: Temperature, pressure, displacement, velocity,
acceleration, strain Proceedings
and torque /type. Minutes of the Meeting
Medicalof Board of Studies
equipment’s: X-ray in machine
Electrical Engg.graphic
- Radio Held on and29.04.2020
fluoroscopic techniques – Computer
- - -
tomography – MRI – Ultrasonography – Endoscopy – Thermography – Different types of
biotelemetry systems and patient monitoring – Electrical safety. Biological effects of X-rays
and precautions.
Proceedings / Minutes of the Meeting UNIT-II
1. Dr. Ajay ELECTRIC of Board
HEATING in
HOD,Electrical
& EE- Engg.
WELDING: Held
Chairperson onPrinciple
29.04.2020 and application of resistance, induction
and dielectric heating., - -
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3. Prof. transformer,
Ashwani
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ELECTROLYTIC PROCESS: Principles and applications of electrolysis. Faraday’s law of
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
electrolysis, electroplating, charging and discharging. Different types of battery, Capacity and
6. Dr. Kalpana
efficiency
of battery,Expert-
Kumar, Subject
defects in battery, maintenance of battery.
7. Dr. Manish AssistantMember Professor, CUH- Special Invitee
8. Dr. Sumit, Assistant Professor, Systems CUH-Special Invitee
5. Dr.ELECTRIC TRACTION:
Munish Manas, Assistant Professor, CUH- Member of electric traction, traction motors, traction motor
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
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Engineering.
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session 2009.
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of Studies & Examinations and the Syllabi of Ph.D. (Electrical Engg.)- were discussed and
approved for3. Pratab
the Batch H.
2020-21 Electric Traction.
onwards (Annexure-2). Vijay publisher, 2017.
3. Due to CoVID-19 4. Sivanagaraju, S., M. Balasubba Reddy, and D. students
pandemic, the internship policy for III year and final year Srilatha. was Generation and utilization
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SIGNAL PROCESSING
L T P Credits
3 - - 3
COURSE LEVEL LEARNING OUTCOMES

1. Represent signals mathematically in continuous and discrete-time, and in the frequency
domain.
2. Analyse discrete-time systems using z-transform.
3. Understand the Discrete-Fourier Transform (DFT) and FFT algorithms.
4. Design digital filters for various applications.
5. Apply digital signal processing for the analysis of real-life signals.
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA UNIT -I
, MAHENDERGARH
Discrete-time signals and systems: Classification of signals, Analog to digital conversion,
sampling theorem, Proceedings
Nyquist rate, / Minutes
Digital to of analog
the Meeting conversion of signal, Elementary discrete
timeofsignals,
Board Classification
of Studies in of Electrical
discrete Engg. Held onSimple
time signals, 29.04.2020
manipulations of discrete time
- - -
signals, Discrete time systems and their classification, Response of LTI systems to arbitrary
inputs by convolution, Properties of convolution, Stability of LTI systems, Discrete-time
systems described by difference equations, Correlation of discrete-time signals.
Proceedings / Minutes of the Meeting UNIT - II
1. Dr. Ajay of
Z-transform: Board
z-transform, in Electrical
HOD, Properties Engg.
EE- Chairperson Held
of on 29.04.2020 Poles and zeros of z-transform, Pole
z-transform,
- - - for causal signals, System function of LTI system, Inverse
2. Prof.location
J.S. Saini, and time-domain
Subject Expert- behaviour Member
3. Prof. z-transform,
Ashwani
The online meeting of Analysis
Kumar, ofofStudies
the BoardSubject LTI Expert-
systems
in Electrical in z-domain,
Member
Engg. was heldOne-sided
on 29.04.2020.z-transform.
The
4. Dr. Discrete
following
Rajeshwere presentFourier Transform: Frequency
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member domain sampling and reconstruction of discrete-time
signals, Discrete Fourier transform, DFT as linear transformation, Properties of DFT, Fast
5. Dr. Munish
1. Dr. Ajay Kumar Manas,
Bansal, HOD,Assistant Professor, CUH- Member
EE- Chairperson
Fourier transform algorithms: Radix-2 algorithms (Decimation in Frequency and Decimation
6. Dr. Kalpana
in
3. Prof.
Time),
AshwaniKumar,
Application
Kumar, Subject
of DFT
Expert- Member
in computation of linear and circular convolution.
7. Dr. Manish Assistant Professor, CUH- UNITSpecial - III Invitee
5. Dr.Design
Munish Manas, of digital filters:CUH-
Assistant Professor, Implementation
Member of discrete-time systems (FIR&IIR systems),
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr.Structures
for FIR Professor,
systems:
Assistant Professor,direct-form, CUH-Special
CUH- Special Inviteecascade-form Invitee and lattice, Structures for IIR systems:
7. Dr.direct-form,
Manish Kumar, cascade-form,
Assistant Professor, parallel form and lattice-ladder.Design of FIR
CUH- Special
After deliberations, it was resolved/ recommended by the Board of Studies Invitee
asfilters using windows
follows:
8. Dr.method,
Fourier series method and frequency-sampling methods. Design of IIR filters by
1. The9. Dr.approximation
Scheme Professor,
of Studies CUH- Specialimpulse
& Examinations
of derivatives, Invitee and the Syllabi
invarianceand of B.Tech.
bilinear (Electricalmethods.
transformation
th th
Engg.)-
After CommonlyIII ityear
deliberations, used
(5 and
was resolved/ analog filters
6 semesters)
recommended by (Butterworth,
the Boardwere Chebyshev,
discussed
of Studies as follows: and Elliptic
approvedand Bessel).
for the Batch
2018-19 onwards( to be implemented fromUNIT session - IV2020-21) (Annexure-1).
2. TheandMultirate
BoS digitalthe
apprise
6th semesters)
signal
were discussed start processing:
of Ph.D.
and approved
Introductioninto Department
for theprogram
multirate digital
Batch 2018-19 onwards ( to be
signal processing,
of Electrical
Decimation
Engineering.
implemented fromTheby aScheme
session factor
2020-21)D, Interpolation
of Studies &byExaminations
(Annexure-1). a factor I, Sampling and the rateSyllabi
conversion by a rational
of Ph.D.
factor
(Electrical I/D,
2. The BoS appriseEngg.)- Interchange
the startwere of
of Ph.D.discusseddownsamplers/ and approved
program in Department upsamplers. for the The
ofApplications
Studies
(Annexure-2). & of
Examinations digital
and the signal
Syllabi of processing:
Ph.D. (Electrical Power
Engg.)- Spectrum
were discussed Estimation:
and Energy spectral
density,
approved Estimation
for the Batch 2020-21 of auto-correlation
onwards (Annexure-2). and power spectrum of random signals, Power spectrum
3. Dueestimation
to CoVID-19using nontheparametric
pandemic, internship policymethods (Barlett
for III year method,
and final Welch
year students was and Blackman and Tukey
students
discussed was
and and discussed
it wasparametric
recommended that and it was
the in-plant recommended
training in not that the
possible inOptimum in-plant
present scenario. It training in not
method) methods (AR, MA, ARMA). filtering: Wiener filter, Kalman
possible
was in present
filter.
internship, Project
as Internship.
4. It was
Internship.
recommended
34 to the Chair.
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Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
Suggested Readings:
1. Johnson J. R. Introduction to Digital Signal Processing. Prentice-Hall International,
1989.
2. Kumar A. Digital Signal Processing. PHI Learning Pvt. Ltd., 2015.
3. Oppenheim A. V., Schafer R. W. and Buck J. R. Digital Signal Processing, Pearson,
2007.
4. Proakis J. G. and Manolakis D. G. Digital Signal Processing: Principles, Algorithms and
Applications. Pearson Prentice Hall, 2007.
5. Salivahanan S. Digital Signal Processing. Tata McGraw Hill, 2010.
6. Somanathan Nair B. Digital Signal Processing: Theory, Analysis & Digital Filter
Design. PHI Learning Pvt. Ltd., 2004.

- - -
The online meeting
CENTRALof the Board
MAHENDERGARH
Chairperson
- - -
3. Prof. Ashwani
the BoardSubject
4. following
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
6. Dr. Kalpana
7. 3. Prof.
Dr. AshwaniKumar,
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
9. Dr.Scheme
th th
Engg.)-
After III ityear
Department
Engineering.
2020-21) (Annexure-1).
(Electrical Engg.)-
of Studies
students
possible in present
internship, Project
as Internship.
4. It was
Internship.
MOOC/also
recommended
35 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
SENSORS & TRANSDUCERS
L T P Credits
3 - - 3

1. Familiarize with the construction and working principle of different types of sensors and
transducers
2. Explain various measurement techniques for industrial applications based on transducers.
3. Choose proper sensors and transducers to make measurements of non-electrical quantities
4. Have an understanding of smart sensors and their application areas

, MAHENDERGARH
Introduction: Basic concepts of sensors and transducers and their classification, performance
characteristics and Proceedings
choice of/ transducers,
Minutes of the Meeting
factors influencing the choice of transducers.
of Board
Resistive of Studies Types
transducers: in Electrical Engg. Held
of resistive on 29.04.2020
transducers Potentiometers, loading effect,
- - -
construction of potentiometers, materials used for potentiometers; Strain gauges, theory of
strain gauges, types of strain gauges, semiconductor strain gauges, Rossetts, Load cells.
UNIVERSITY OF HARYANAof ,Studies in Electrical Engg. was held on
MAHENDERGARH
Thermistors, thermometers, thermocouples and their applications.
Inductive Transducers:Proceedings / Basic
Minutesprinciple,
of the MeetingVariable inductance transducers, Linear Variable
of
Differential
Kumar Bansal, Studies in Electrical
Transformer(LVDT),Rotary Engg.
HOD, EE- Chairperson Held on 29.04.2020
Variable Differential Transformer(RVDT),
Synchros, control type - - systems,
synchro - synchros as torque transmitters.
3. Prof. Ashwani
the BoardSubject
of StudiesExpert-
in ElectricalMemberUNIT-II
Capacitive
following
4. Dr. Rajesh Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, change
were present Transducers: Transducers using in area of plates, transducers using
CUH- Member
change in distance between plates, differential arrangement, variation of dielectric constant for
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
measurement of displacement and liquid level, frequency response of capacitive transducers.
6. Dr. Kalpana
Piezoelectric
Transducers:
Kumar, Subject
Principle
Expert- Member
of working, modes of operation of piezoelectric crystals,
7. Dr. Manish Assistant Professor, CUH- Special
circuit Invitee
4. Dr.properties
Rajesh Kumarof piezoelectric
Dubey, crystals,
Associate Professor, equivalent
CUH- Member of piezoelectric transducers, loading
8. Dr. Sumit,
effects Assistant
and frequencyProfessor,
response, CUH-Special
impulse Invitee
response of piezoelectric crystals.
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr.OtherTransducers: Assistant Professor,
Hall Effect
Kalpana Chauhan, Assistant Professor, CUH-Special
CUH- Specialtransducers,
Invitee Invitee
photovoltaic cells, photoconductive cells,
7. Dr.semiconductor
After deliberations, it wasphotodiode,
Manish Kumar, Assistant phototransistors.
Professor, CUH-
resolved/ Special Invitee Transducers for measurement of angular velocity,
recommended by the Board of Studies as follows:
8. Dr.Electrical
tachometers, Electromagnetic tachometer generators, Digital methods, photoelectric
1. The9. Dr.tachometers,
of stroboscope
Studies & and Special
ExaminationsInvitee
stroboscopic and
methods.the Syllabi of B.Tech. (Electrical
th th
Engg.)-
After III ityear
recommended by the Boardwere UNIT-III
discussed
2018-19Measurement
onwards( toofbeNon–Electrical
implemented from Quantities:
session 2020-21) Pressure(Annexure-1).
measurement, temperature
measurement,
2. Theand BoS apprise flow measurement,
the start of Ph.D. Electromagnetic Flow meters, Ultrasonic Flow Meters,
Thermalfrom
Engineering.
implemented Meters,
The and Wire
Scheme
session 2020-21) of Anemometers.
(Annexure-1). Measurementand of Displacement,
the Syllabi ofMeasurement
Ph.D. of
Velocity/
(Electrical Speed,
Engg.)-
2. The BoS apprise the startwereMeasurement
of Ph.D.discussed of Acceleration,
and approved
program in Department Measurement
for the The
of Electrical Engineering. BatchSchemeof Force, Measurement
2020-21 onwards of
ofTorque,
Studies
(Annexure-2). & Measurement
Examinations and theof Shaft
Syllabi of Power,
Ph.D. Measurement
(Electrical Engg.)- were of Liquid
discussed and Level, Measurement of
3. Due to CoVID-19 pandemic, the internship policy for III year and finalofyear
Viscosity.
approved Measurement
for the Batch 2020-21 onwards of low pressure
(Annexure-2). using various methods, Measurement acceleration,
3. Dueflow, liquid level and humidity employing different transducers. Chemical sensors,
to CoVID-19 pandemic, the internship policy for III year and final year students was
students
and it was recommended and
that theit in-plant
was recommended possible that
training inofnotthermal thescenario.
in-plant
inconductivity.
present It training in not
measurement of pH values, measurement
possible in present
UNIT-IV
internship,
Smart Project
Sensors: review
from reputed
Introduction seminar
organizations
to will be on
smart latest
considered
sensors, problems, of
as Internship.
components certificate course General
smart sensors,
4. It was
Internship.
architecture
MOOC/also Swayam/
of smart sensors, Evolution of Smart Sensors, Advantages, standards for smart
36 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
Data Acquisition Systems and Conversion: Introduction, Objectives and Configuration of
Data Acquisition System, various types of Data Acquisition Systems, Data Conversion. Data
acquisition in instrumentation systems.
Data Transmission and Telemetry: Introduction, Methods of Data/Signal Transmission,
characteristics of Telemetry systems, Landline telemetry and Radio Frequency telemetry.
sensor interface, Industrial applications Microelectromechanical Systems.
Suggested Readings:
1. Bell, David A. Electronic Instrumentation and Measurements. Englewood Cliffs, NJ:
Regents/Prentice Hall, 2011.
2. Helfrick, Albert D., and William David Cooper. Modern electronic instrumentation and
measurement techniques. NJ.: Prentice Hall, 1990.
3. Kirianaki, Nikolay V., et al. Data Acquisition and Signal Processing for Smart Sensors.
Chichester, England, Wiley, 2002.
4. Murty, D. V. S.DTransducers and Instrumentation.
EPT. OF ELECTRICAL ENGG. PHI Learning Pvt. Ltd., 2010.
5. Patranabi, D. Sensors and Tranducers. PHI Learning
CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH Pvt. Ltd., 2003.
6. Saini, J. S. Textbook of Measurements and Instrumentation (With Laboratory
Proceedings
Experiments). New Age /International,
Minutes of theNewMeeting
Delhi, 2019.
7. ofSawhney.
Board ofA.Studies in Electrical
K. A Course Engg.Instrumentation.
in Electrical Held on 29.04.2020
Dhanpat Rai & Co, 1995.
- - -
The online meeting
CENTRALof the Board
MAHENDERGARH
Chairperson
- - -
3. Prof. Ashwani
the BoardSubject
4. following
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
6. Dr. Kalpana
7. 3. Prof.
Dr. AshwaniKumar,
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
9. Dr.Scheme
th th
Engg.)-
After III ityear
Department
Engineering.
2020-21) (Annexure-1).
(Electrical Engg.)-
of Studies
students
possible in present
internship, Project
as Internship.
4. It was
Internship.
MOOC/also
recommended
37 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
FUZZY SYSTEMS
L T P Credits
3 - - 3

1. understand the nuances of the fuzzy set, distinct from crisp set.
2. understand the operations on Fuzzy sets.
3. understand the concepts of fuzzy inferencing.
4. apply the learnt concepts to further decipher the non-linearities in FLCs & to apply fuzzy
systems theory to a practical problem.
DEPT. OF ELECTRICAL UNIT-I

ENGG.
Introduction: CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA,from
Fuzzy sets; Key Distinctions classical sets. Properties & operations on
MAHENDERGARH
fuzzy sets. Membership Functions, their shapes and Elicitation methods. Fuzzy control from
an industrial perspective, Proceedings / Minutes of the
knowledge-based Meeting
Systems (KBS), Early & key events in fuzzy
systems of Board of Studies
development; in Electrical
knowledge Engg. Held
representation on 29.04.2020
in KBS’s. Differentiating b/n Fuzzy Logic &
Probability Theory; Vagueness. - - -
UNIT-II
Fuzzy Mathematics: Classical or crisp relation; Fuzzy relations & operations on fuzzy
relations, the ExtensionProceedingsPrinciple,/ Minutes ofClassical
the Meeting Inference Rules, Classical Implication, N-valued
1. Dr. Ajay LogicKumarof Board
& Fuzzy of Studies
Logic;HOD,
FuzzyEE- Engg.
propositions, Held
Chairperson on 29.04.2020Max-product & Max-av Compositions;
Max-min,
-of - Inference;
-
2. Prof.The J.S.Compositional
Saini, SubjectRule Expert- Member Two types of Inference engine or rule firing:
3. Prof. Composition
Ashwani
The online meeting of based
Kumar,
the Inferencing
BoardSubject
of StudiesExpert- & Individual
Engg. was rule
heldbased Inferencing.
on 29.04.2020. The Different implications,
4. Dr. Representing
following
Rajeshwere present a set of rules.
UNIT-III
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
Fuzzy System Design Parameters: The Fuzzy System architecture (Mamdani Type & TSK
6. Dr. Kalpana
Type),
3. Prof.
Rationale
AshwaniKumar,
Kumar, Subject
for Normalization, Choice of scaling factors, & Rationale for
Expert- Member
7. Dr. Manish Assistant Professor, CUH- Special InviteeDerivation of rules, choice of
4. Dr.Denormalization;
Rajesh Kumar Dubey, Associate ChoiceProfessor,of variables
CUH- Member & content of rules,
8. Dr. Sumit, Assistant Professor, CUH-Special
fuzzificationInvitee
5. Dr.membership functions,
Munish Manas, Assistant Choice
Professor, CUH-of Member procedure, choice of defuzzification procedure,
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr.comparison
andAssistant
evaluationProfessor,
Professor, ofCUH- CUH-Special
defuzzification
Special Invitee methods. Invitee
7. Dr. Manish Kumar, Assistant Professor, CUH- Special InviteeUNIT-IV
8. Dr.Nonlinear
Sumit, Assistant Professor,
Fuzzy CUH- Special
System: TheInvitee
Fuzzy System as a Non-Linear Transfer Element, Types of
9. Dr.
1. The Fuzzy Murlidhar,
Scheme Assistant
System Professor,
of Studies
such as PID-like CUH- Special
& Examinations InviteeSystem,
Fuzzy andSugeno
the SyllabiFKBC;ofDistinctions
B.Tech. (Electrical
between Mamdani
th th
Engg.)-
After & Sugeno
deliberations, wasType
III ityear (5 and
resolved/Fuzzy 6 Systems.
recommended by theOne
semesters) typical
Boardwere application
discussed
of Studies as follows: and of Fuzzy
approved System.
for the Batch
2. TheandSuggested
BoS
6th semesters)
Readings:
apprise the start
1.
Engineering. Driankov,
implemented from The D.,
sessionSchemeHans H.,
of Studies & Examinations and the SyllabiControl.
2020-21) (Annexure-1). and Michael R. An Introduction to Fuzzy of Ph.D.Springer
(Electrical Science
2. The BoS appriseEngg.)- & Business
the startwere Media,
of Ph.D.discussed 2013.
of 2.
Studies
(Annexure-2). Kandel,
& A.,
Examinationsand andGideon
the L.Fuzzy
Syllabi of Ph.D. Control
(ElectricalSystems.
Engg.)- CRC
were press,
discussed and 1993.
3. Due to CoVID-19 pandemic, the internship policy for III yearNew
3.
approved Klir,
for theGeorge,
Batch 2020-21 and Bo
onwards Y.Fuzzy
(Annexure-2). Sets and Fuzzy Logic. Vol. 4. andJersey: Prentice hall,
final year
3. Due to 1995.CoVID-19 pandemic, the internship policy for III year and final year students was
students
and it was recommended andthe it in-plant
was recommended in not possible that thescenario.
4. Kosko, Bart. Fuzzy that Engineering. training
Prentice-Hall, in present
Inc., 1996. It
possible in present
was5.recommended scenario.
internship, that either
Ross, Timothy J. Fuzzy Logic With Project work, review
Engineering seminar
Applications. John Wiley & Sons, 2005.
internship,
6. Ying, Project
Hao. Fuzzy review
from reputed
Control seminar
organizations
and will be on latest
considered
Modeling: problems,
as Internship.
Analytical certificateand
Foundations course
Applications.
4. It was
Internship.
MOOC/also
Wiley-
Swayam/
IEEE Press, 2000.
38 to the Chair.
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Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
ANALOG AND DIGITAL COMMUNICATION
L T P Credits
3 - - 3

1. Analyze and compare different analog modulation schemes for their efficiency and
bandwidth
2. Analyze the behavior of a communication system in presence of noise
3. Investigate pulsed modulation system and analyze their system performance
4. Analyze different digital modulation schemes and can compute the bit error
performance
, MAHENDERGARH
Review of signals and systems, Frequency domain representation of signals, Principles of
Amplitude Modulation Proceedings Systems-/ Minutes
DSB, ofSSB the Meeting
and VSB modulations. Angle Modulation,
of Board ofofStudies
Representation FM and in PM Electrical Engg. Held
signals, Spectral on 29.04.2020
characteristics of angle modulated signals.
- - -
UNIT-II
Review of probability and random process. Gaussian and white noise characteristics, Noise in
amplitude modulation systems, Noise in Frequency modulation systems. Pre-emphasis and
Deemphasis, Threshold Proceedingseffect in angle
/ Minutes modulation.
of the Meeting
of Board of Studies in
1. Dr. Ajay Kumar Bansal, HOD, EE- Chairperson Electrical Engg. Held on 29.04.2020
UNIT-III
- - Pulse Amplitude and Pulse code modulation (PCM),
2. Prof.Pulse modulation.
J.S. Saini, Subject Sampling
Expert-- process.
Member
3. Prof. Differential
Ashwani
The online meeting of pulse
Kumar, code
the Board modulation.
Subject
of Studies Expert- DeltaEngg.modulation,
Member
in Electrical Noise considerations
was held on 29.04.2020. The in PCM, Time
Division
following
4. Dr. Rajesh multiplexing,
were present Digital Multiplexers.
UNIT-IV
5. Dr. Munish
EE- Chairperson
Elements of Detection Theory, Optimum detection of signals in noise, Coherent
6. Dr. Kalpana
communication
withExpert-
Kumar, Subject
waveforms-
Member
Probability of Error evaluations. Base band Pulse
7. Dr. Manish Assistant Professor, CUH- Specialcriterion.
Invitee Pass band Digital Modulation
4. Dr.Transmission-
Rajesh Kumar Dubey, Inter symbol
Associate Interference
Professor, CUH- Member and Nyquist
5. Dr.schemes-
Munish Manas, Phase Shift
Assistant Keying,
Professor, CUH- Frequency
Member Shift Keying, Quadrature Amplitude Modulation,
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr.Continuous
Phase Professor,
Modulation
Assistant CUH-Special
andSpecial
Professor, CUH- MinimumInvitee Shift Invitee
Keying.
9. Dr.Suggested
Studies
th th
Engg.)-
After 1.
IIIBarry
deliberations, ityear J. R.,
(5 and
was resolved/ Lee E. A.by theand
6 semesters)
recommended BoardMesserschmitt
were as follows:D.and
discussed
of Studies G. approved
Digital Communication.
for the Batch Kluwer
2018-19 onwards( Academic toPublishers,
be implemented 2004. from session 2020-21) (Annexure-1).
2. Theand BoS 2. Haykin
apprise S. Communications
the start Systems.program
of Ph.D. John Wiley and Sons, 2001. of Electrical
6th semesters) were discussed and approved for the Batch 2018-19inonwards Department
( to be
3. Proakis
Engineering.
implemented fromThe J.Scheme
session G. & Salehi
2020-21) M. Communication
of Studies
(Annexure-1). & Examinations Systems and Engineering.
the SyllabiPearson Education,
of Ph.D.
(Electrical 2002.
Engg.)-
of 4.
Studies
(Annexure-2). Proakis
& J. G.
Examinations Digital
and the Communications.
Syllabi of Ph.D. 4th
(Electrical Edition,
Engg.)- were McGraw
discussed and Hill, 2000.
3. Due to CoVID-19 pandemic, the internship policy for III year and Tata
5.
approved Taub
for H.
the Batch &Schilling
2020-21 onwardsD. L. Principles
(Annexure-2). of Communication Systems. final McGraw
year Hill,
2001.
students
discussed wasit was
discussed andthe it in-plant
6. and
Wozencraft recommended
J.M. &thatJacobs training
I.M., in not possible
Principles in present
of Communication It Engineering. John Wiley,
possible in present
home recommended
latest
1965.
internship, Project
as Internship.
4. It was
Internship.
MOOC/also
recommended
39 to the Chair.
Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Dr. Kalpana Chauhan
OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES
L T P Credits
3 - - 3

1. Understand the concepts of classical optimization techniques.
2. Understand the concepts of linear and nonlinear programming.
3. Understand the concepts of nonlinear constrained unconstrained optimization techniques.
4. Understand the concepts of Dynamic Programming.
Unit I
Introduction and Classical DEPT. OF E Optimization
LECTRICAL ENGG Techniques:
. Statement of an Optimization
problem C–ENTRAL design U vector – design constraints
NIVERSITY OF HARYANA, MAHENDERGARH – constraint surface – objective function –
objective function surfaces – classification of Optimization problems. Classical Optimization
Techniques: Single Proceedings
variable Optimization / Minutes of– the Meeting Optimization without constraints –
multivariable
of Board
necessary and of Studiesconditions
sufficient in Electrical forEngg.
minimum Held/ on 29.04.2020
maximum – multivariable Optimization
- - -
with equality constraints. Solution by method of Lagrange multipliers – multivariable
Optimization with Dinequality EPT. OF ELECTRICAL ENGG.
constraint – Kuhn – Tucker conditions.
Unit II
Linear Programming: ProceedingsStandard / Minutes of form of a linear programming problem – geometry of linear
the Meeting
1. Dr. Ajay of
programming Board
problems in
HOD, Electrical
– definitions Engg.
EE- Chairperson Held on 29.04.2020
and theorems, linear simultaneous equations: Elimination
method, Gauss and Gauss-Jordan - - -method, Jacobi's method, Gauss-Seidal method, simplex
3. Prof. method.
Ashwani
The online meetingTransportation
Kumar,
of the BoardSubject problem
of Studies Expert- finding
in Electrical Memberinitial
Engg. was basic
held onfeasible
29.04.2020.solution
The by north - west corner
4. Dr. rule,
following
Rajesh least
were present cost method and Vogel’s
Kumar Dubey, Associate Professor, CUH- Member approximation method.
Unit III
5. Dr. Munish
Bansal, HOD, EE- ChairpersonProfessor, CUH- Member
Unconstrained Nonlinear Programming: One – dimensional minimization methods:
6. Dr. Kalpana
Classification,
Fibonacci
Kumar, Subject
method and Quadratic interpolation method Unconstrained
Expert- Member
7. Dr. Manish Assistant Professor, CUH- Powell’s
Special Invitee
4. Dr.Optimization
Rajesh Kumar Dubey, Techniques: Univariate
Associate Professor, CUH- Membermethod, method and steepest descent method.
8. Dr. Sumit, Assistant Professor, CUH-Special UnitInvitee
IV
9. Dr. Murlidhar,
6. Dr.Constrained
Nonlinear
Programming:
Invitee Characteristics of a constrained problem,
7. Dr.Classification, Basic approach of Penalty Function method, Introduction
Manish Kumar, Assistant Professor, CUH- Special
After deliberations, it was resolved/ recommended by the Board of Studies Invitee
as follows: to convex
8. Dr.Programming
Problem, Dynamic Programming Invitee
1. The9. Dr.Scheme
th th
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2018-19Suggested
onwards( Readings:
2. Theand BoS 1. Hadley
apprise G. the
Linear Programming.
start of Ph.D. Narosa, 2002
Engineering. 2. Mital,
implemented from The K.
session V.
Scheme Optimization Methods in Operations
2020-21) (Annexure-1). Research and Systems Analysis. New
(Electrical
2. The BoS apprise Age
Engg.)- International,
the startwere
of Ph.D.discussed1996.
program in Department and approved for the The
of
(Annexure-2).3.
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Examinations and S.
the Engineering
Syllabi of Ph.D. Optimization:
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Scheme & Syllabus for

B.Tech. Electrical Engineering

(Semester-V and Semester-VI)

Department of Electrical Engineering

School of Engineering & Technology

CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA

Sl. Teaching Schedule

Dr. Murlidhar Dr. Munish Mansa Dr. Rajesh Kr. Dubey

Dr. Murlidhar Dr. Munish Mansa Dr. Rajesh Kr. Dubey

The meeting ended with vote of thanks1 to the Chair.

Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

The meeting ended with vote of thanks2 to the Chair.

Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

Course Level Learning Outcomes:

The meeting ended with vote of thanks3 to the Chair.

Dr.Dr. Manish Kumar

The meeting ended with vote of thanks4 to the Chair.

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LIST OF EXPERIMENTS: DEPT. OF ELECTRICAL ENGG.

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DEPT. OF ELECTRICAL ENGG.

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DEPT. OF ELECTRICAL ENGG.

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DEPT. OF ELECTRICAL UNIT-I

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DEPT. OF ELECTRICAL UNIT ENGG - I.

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DEPT. OF ELECTRICAL UNITENGG - I.

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Proceedings / Minutes ofUNIT-I the Meeting

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DEPT. OF ELECTRICALUnit ENGG I .

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