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I. K. Gujral Punjab Technical University, Punjab, Computer Engineering Semester 1, Basic Electrical Engineering Syllabus

Basic Electrical Engineering Lecture notes | Videos | Free pdf Download | Previous years solved question papers | MCQs | Question Banks| Syllabus

Unit - 1 DC Circuits

Module 1

DC circuits

1.1 Electrical circuits RLC

1.2 Voltage and current sources

1.3 Kirchoff’s current and voltage law

1.4 Analysis of simple circuits with dc excitation

1.5 Super position Theorem

1.6 Thevenin theorem

1.7 Time domain analysis of first order RL and RC circuits

Unit - 2 AC Circuits

Module 2

AC circuits

2.1 Representation of sinusodial waveforms peak and rms values

2.2 Phasor representation real power apparent power reactive power power factor

2.3 Analysis of single phase ac circuits consisting of RLCRLRCRLC combinations series and parallel resonance

2.4 Three phase balanced circuits

2.5 Voltage and current relations in star and delta connections

Unit - 3 Electrical Machines

UNIT 3

Function

3.1 Function Functions including using built in libraries

3.2 Parameter passing in functions Call by value idea of call by reference

3.3 Passing arrays to functions

3.4 Recursion Example programs such as Finding Factorial Fibonacci series Ackerman function etc

3.6 Quick sort or Merge sort

Unit - 4 Electrical Installations

Module 4

Electrical Installations

4.1 Components of LT Switchgear

4.2 Contractors Types of Wires and Cables.

4.3 Earthing

4.4 Types of Batteries Important Characteristics for Batteries.

4.5 Elementary calculations for energy consumption.

4.6 Power factor improvement and battery backup.