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Bihar Engineering University, Bihar, Electrical Engineering Semester 3, Electrical Circuit Analysis Syllabus
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Unit - 1 Network Theorems
Module 1
Network Theorems
1.1 Superposition theorem
1.2 Thevenin theorem
1.3 Norton’s Theorem
1.4 Maximum power transfer theorem
1.5 Reciprocity theorem
1.6 Compensation theorem
1.7 Analysis with dependent current and voltage sources
1.8 Node and Mesh Analysis
1.9 Concept of duality and dual networks.
2.5 Forced and Free response
Module 1
Network Theorems
1.1 Superposition theorem
1.2 Thevenin theorem
1.3 Norton’s Theorem
1.4 Maximum power transfer theorem
Module 1
Network Theorems
1.1 Superposition theorem
1.2 Thevenin theorem
Module 1
Network Theorems
1.1 Superposition theorem
1.2 Thevenin theorem
1.3 Norton’s Theorem
1.4 Maximum power transfer theorem
1.5 Reciprocity theorem
1.6 Compensation theorem
1.7 Analysis with dependent current and voltage sources
1.8 Node and Mesh Analysis
1.9 Concept of duality and dual networks.
Unit - 2 Solution to First and Second Order Networks
Unit 2
Solution to First and Second Order Networks
2.1 Solution to first order and second order differential equation for series RL circuit
2.2 Series RC circuit
2.3 Series RLC circuit
2.4 Initial and Final conditions condition in network elements
2.5 Forced and Free response
2.6 Time constants
2.7 Steady state and transient state responseIf the output of control system for an input varies with respect to time then it is called the time response of the control system. The time response consists of two parts.
Unit 2
Solution to First and Second Order Networks
2.1 Solution to first order and second order differential equation for series RL circuit
2.2 Series RC circuit
2.3 Series RLC circuit
2.4 Initial and Final conditions condition in network elements
Unit 2
Solution to First and Second Order Networks
2.1 Solution to first order and second order differential equation for series RL circuit
2.2 Series RC circuit
2.3 Series RLC circuit
2.4 Initial and Final conditions condition in network elements
2.5 Forced and Free response
2.6 Time constants
2.7 Steady state and transient state responseIf the output of control system for an input varies with respect to time then it is called the time response of the control system. The time response consists of two parts.
Unit 2
Solution to First and Second Order Networks
2.1 Solution to first order and second order differential equation for series RL circuit
2.2 Series RC circuit
2.3 Series RLC circuit
2.4 Initial and Final conditions condition in network elements
2.5 Forced and Free response
2.6 Time constants
2.7 Steady state and transient state responseIf the output of control system for an input varies with respect to time then it is called the time response of the control system. The time response consists of two parts.
Unit - 3 Sinusoidal steady state analysis
Module 3
Sinusoidal steady state analysis
3.1 Representation of sine function as rotating phasor
3.2 AC circuit analysis
3.3 Threephase circuits
3.4 Mutual coupled circuits
3.5 Dot convention in coupled circuits
3.6 Ideal Transformer
4.8 Frequency response Magnitude and Phase plots
Module 3
Sinusoidal steady state analysis
3.1 Representation of sine function as rotating phasor
3.2 AC circuit analysis
3.3 Threephase circuits
3.4 Mutual coupled circuits
3.5 Dot convention in coupled circuits
3.6 Ideal Transformer
4.4 Inverse Laplace transform
Module 3
Sinusoidal steady state analysis
3.1 Representation of sine function as rotating phasor
3.2 AC circuit analysis
3.3 Threephase circuits
3.4 Mutual coupled circuits
3.5 Dot convention in coupled circuits
3.6 Ideal Transformer
Unit - 4 Electrical Circuit Analysis using Laplace transform
Unit 4
Electrical Circuit Analysis using Laplace transform
4.1 Review of Laplace transform
4.2 Analysis of electrical circuits using Laplace Transform for standard inputs.
4.3 Convolution Integral
4.4 Inverse Laplace transform
4.5 Transformed network with initial conditions
4.6 Transfer function Representation
4.7 Poles and Zeros
4.8 Frequency response Magnitude and Phase plots
4.9 Series and Parallel Resonance
Unit 4
Electrical Circuit Analysis using Laplace transform
4.1 Review of Laplace transform
4.2 Analysis of electrical circuits using Laplace Transform for standard inputs.
4.3 Convolution Integral
4.4 Inverse Laplace transform
4.5 Transformed network with initial conditions
4.6 Transfer function Representation
4.7 Poles and Zeros
Unit 4
Electrical Circuit Analysis using Laplace transform
4.1 Review of Laplace transform
4.2 Analysis of electrical circuits using Laplace Transform for standard inputs.
4.3 Convolution Integral
Unit 4
Electrical Circuit Analysis using Laplace transform
4.1 Review of Laplace transform
4.2 Analysis of electrical circuits using Laplace Transform for standard inputs.
4.3 Convolution Integral
4.4 Inverse Laplace transform
4.5 Transformed network with initial conditions
4.6 Transfer function Representation
4.7 Poles and Zeros
4.8 Frequency response Magnitude and Phase plots
4.9 Series and Parallel Resonance
Unit - 5 Two Port Network and Network Functions
Unit 5
Two Port Network and Network Functions
5.1 Two Port Networks
5.2 Two port terminals
5.3 Relationship of two port variables
5.4 Impedance Parameters
5.5 Admittance parameters
5.6 Transmittance parameters
5.7 Hybrid parameters
Unit 5
Two Port Network and Network Functions
5.1 Two Port Networks
5.2 Two port terminals
5.3 Relationship of two port variables
5.4 Impedance Parameters
5.5 Admittance parameters
5.6 Transmittance parameters
5.7 Hybrid parameters
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