ENEE103
Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Syllabus
- Fundamentals of Electrical and Electronics Circuits (12 hours)
- Current and potential
- Circuit components (source, conductor, resistor, inductor, capacitor)
- Ohm's law, series and parallel circuits
- Kirchhoff's laws with nodal and mesh analysis
- AC circuit introduction (generation, waveforms, average and RMS values)
- Single-phase AC analysis (R, RL, RC, RLC loads)
- Three-phase AC circuits with star/delta connections and power measurement
- Electrical Machines (14 hours)
- Faraday's law, dynamic and static EMF induction
- Transformers (single-phase: principles, components, ratio, EMF equations, types, load operation, losses, efficiency)
- Three-phase induction motors (construction, magnetic fields, slip, rotor types, torque equations)
- DC motors (construction, back EMF, power relationships, losses)
- Synchronous generators
- Introduction to Electronics Engineering (11 hours)
- Semiconductors and doping
- Diode introduction and PN junction characteristics
- Rectifiers (half-wave and full-wave)
- Zener effects and voltage regulation
- BJT (biasing, switching, amplification)
- Digital electronics and logic gates/Boolean algebra
- Electrical Installations (8 hours)
- Power supply systems
- Wiring components (switches, sockets, distribution boards)
- Protective devices (fuse, MCB, MCCB)
- Wires and cables, wiring systems, conductor sizing
- Earthing systems and safety rules
Practicals
- Ohm's law verification
- AC measurements
- Three-phase circuits
- Transformer testing
- Residential wiring installation
- Diode and rectifier characterization