Electric and Electronic Circuit
Introduces voltage, current, resistance, circuit laws, network theorems, and the analysis of fundamental electrical and electronic circuits.
Introduces voltage, current, resistance, circuit laws, network theorems, and the analysis of fundamental electrical and electronic circuits.
Covers electric power generation, transmission, distribution, load-flow analysis, system operation, and power-system stability.
Examines fault analysis, protective relays, instrument transformers, circuit breakers, and protection coordination for electrical networks.
Develops core DC and AC circuit-analysis skills using Kirchhoff’s laws, equivalent circuits, network theorems, and basic electronic components.
Explores signal representation, sensors, measurement principles, signal conditioning, noise reduction, and data-acquisition techniques.
Combines microcontroller architecture and embedded programming with practical laboratories on peripherals, sensors, actuators, and interfacing.
Integrates mechanical design, electronics, sensing, actuation, control, and prototyping in the development of robotic and mechatronic systems.
Covers dynamic-system modeling, time and frequency responses, stability analysis, state-space methods, and linear controller design.
Studies electric-machine models, power converters, modulation, and speed and torque control for modern motor-drive systems.
Extends circuit analysis to transient behavior, sinusoidal steady state, frequency response, resonance, filters, and advanced network applications.
Reinforces advanced circuit theory through simulation, measurement, experimental analysis, and hands-on laboratory exercises.
Introduces power-semiconductor devices, rectifiers, DC–DC converters, inverters, modulation methods, and power-converter control.
Introduces optimization-based control, dynamic programming, linear-quadratic regulation, and trajectory planning for dynamic systems.
Examines constrained and nonlinear optimal control, model predictive control, numerical optimization, and advanced motion-planning methods.