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Bihar Engineering University, Bihar, Electronics and Communication engineering Semester 3, Network Theory Syllabus

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Unit - 1 Introduction to signals

Unit – 1

Introduction to signals

1.1 Introduction to signals

1.2 Their classification and properties

1.3 Different types of systems

1.4 LTI systems and their properties

1.5 Periodic Waveforms and Signal Synthesis

1.6 Properties and Applications of Laplace Transform

Unit - 2 System modelling in terms of differential equations

Unit – 2

System modelling in terms of differential equations

2.1 System modelling in terms of differential equations and transient response of R L C series and parallel circuits

2.2 Step Ramp sinusoidal and exponential signals by classical method and using Laplace transform

Unit - 3 Graph theory

Unit – 3

Graph theory

3.1 Graph theory Concept of tree Tieset matrix Cutset matrix and application to solve electric networks

3.2 Two port networks – Introduction of two port parameters and their inter conversion

3.3 Interconnection of two 2port networks Series connection

3.4 Open circuit and Short circuit impedances and ABCD constants

3.5 Relation between image impedances and Short circuit and Open circuit impedances

Unit - 4 Network functions

Unit – 4

Network functions

4.1 Network functions

4.2 Their properties and concept of transfer impedance

4.3 Hurwitz polynomial

4.4 Positive real function and synthesis of LC RC RL Networks in Foster’s I and II Cauer’s I and II forms.

Unit - 5 Introduction of passive filter

Unit – 5

Introduction of passive filter

5.1 Introduction of passive filter and their classification

5.2 Frequency response

5.3 Characteristic impedance of low pass

5.4 High pass

5.5 Band Pass and Band reject proto type section