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RAJIV GANDHI PROU

DIPLOMA IN ELECT

DIPLOMA

ELECTR

Im

PROUDYOGIKI VISHWAVIDYALAYA,

CTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGI

CURRICULUM

FOR

LOMA IN ELECTRICAL AN

TRONICS ENGINEERING

(FIFTH SEMESTER)

Scheme: Jul.09

Implemented from session: 2009-10

Under semester system

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ENGINEERING

ND

NG

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RAJIV GANDHI PROU

DIPLOMA IN ELECT

SEMESTER: FIFTHCOURSE CODE: 501NAME OF COURSE:INSTRU

COMMON WITH PROGRAM

Lectures: 5 Hrs. per weekPractical: 2 Hrs. per week



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M (S): Electrical Engg.

RATIONALE

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ME : Jul.09 CODE: 6239


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COMMON WITH PROGRAM


S.No. Topics Theory Hrs. Pract.Hrs. Total

1 Measuring System 04 02 06

2 Transducers 18 08 26

3 Signal Conditioners 07 04 11

4 Measurement of Physical

Quantities

16 08 24

5 Telemetry 14 04 18

6 Data Acquisition System 06 02 08

7 Display Devices and Recorders 10 02 12

TOTAL 75 30 105



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SCHEME OF STUDIES






Quantities

16 08 24




TOTAL 75 30 105

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Quantities

16 08 24




TOTAL 75 30 105


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S.No.

01. Measuring System

Elements of a

configuration, perfo

distortion meters, n

02. Transducers

Transducers d

primary detectors,

transducers, Advan

transducers, Classi

transducers, Pote

gauges, Gauge f

Thermistor, RTD, In

and their applicat

principle, material

Frequency genera

electronic transduce

photo conductive

applications. Phot

applications. Digita

angular displaceme

03. Signal Conditione

Purpose of si

Operational amplifie

chopper amplifier.

amplifier configurati



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CONTENT DETAILSCourse Contents

m

a measuring system, Block diagram o

rformance, standards, time lag, error, dist

s, noise and noise factor.

s definition and classification, mechanical d

s, Characteristic & choice of Transducers,

antages of electric transducers, Active an

assification, Resistive, inductive and

tentiometric, Metallic and semiconduct

factor, types, material used and ap

, Inductive, LVDT, RVDT and Capacitive tr

cation. Thermocouples, Piezo-Electric tra

ials used, mode of operation and a

rating transducers. Hall effect transduce

ucers such as photo voltaic, Photo condu

e cells, constructional details, character

oto diodes and transistors, character

ital transducers, Optical encoders for

ment measurement.

oners

signal conditioning, Classification, Inpu

lifiers circuits used in instrumentation, D.C

r. Instrumentation amplifier, characterist

ration. A/D and D/A converters.

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Hrsof

Study

of system

istortion and

04

l devices as

rs, Electrical

and passive

d capacitive

uctor strain

applications.

transducers

transducers,

application.

ucers, Opto-

ductive, and

cteristics and

cteristics and

r linear and

18

put modifier,

.C. amplifier,

ristics, three

07


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COMMON WITH PROGRAM

04. Measurement of Phys

Measurement of Pres

summing devices, S

Pirani gauge and ther

pressure measuring de

Measurement of speed

and reluctance pick-up

Measurement of Vibr

Transducer, Piezo-elect

Measurement of Tem

thermometers, Radiati

Measurement of Flow

flow meter, Thermal flo

Measurement of Humi

and Capacitive hygrom

Measurement of pH

Measurement of Therm

Measurement of level:

Resistive and Capaciti

Measurement of Forc

load cell. Torque mea

measurement methods

05. Telemetry

Necessity, Principle, cl

telemetry, synchros. F

and pulse modulation

telemetry and multipl

digital data transmissio

06. Data Acquisition Sys

Introduction data a

channel DAS, Data log

07. Display Devices and Re

Digital display s

LCD. Analog and digita

tape recorder, X-Y rec

recording. Digital tape r


CTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGISCHEM

PAPER CUMENTATION


ysical Quantities:

essure-Types of pressure measurement d

Secondary transducers, Low pressure

hermocouple gauge. Resistive, Inductive a

devices.

ed: Measurement of speed by stroboscope

up devices for speed measurement.

ibration-Necessity for Vibration Measure

lectric and LVDT Accelerometers.

mperature-Temperature measuring device

ation and Optical Pyrometers.

ow-Turbine and electromagnetic flow met

flow meters.

midity-Humidity, absolute and relative hum

ometers.

pH Value-Concept, pH scale, pH ce

ermal Conductivity (gas analyzer).

el: Float and potentiometer method of flow

citive methods, Ultrasonic and Gamma rays

rce and Torque- Electronic weighing syst

easurement, concept, Stress and Deflecti

ds.

, classification, current and voltage telem

s. Frequency and pulse telemetry, Principl

on, PAM, PPM and PCM. Idea about lan

iplexing. Pulse code format, Modulation

ssion, Digital multiplexers.

ystem

a acquisition system, generalized DAS, Si

loggers, Special encoders.

Recorders:

y system and indicators like CRT, Seven Segm

ital recorders, Strip and circular chart recorde

recorders. Ultraviolet recorders, Frequency

e recorders.

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t devices, Force

e measurement,

e and Capacitive

pe, photoelectric

rement, Seismic

ices, Resistance

eters, Ultrasonic

umidity, Resistive

cell, pH meter.

w measurement,

ys methods.

ystem, Hydraulic

ction type torque

16

lemetry, Position

ciple of frequency

andline and R.F.

n techniques of

14

Single and multi

06

gment LED , LED,

rder and Magnetic

cy modulated (FM)

10


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COMMON WITH PROGRAM


1. Measurement of Dist

2. Measurement of load

3. Measurement of linea

4. Measurement of tem

(a) Thermocouple (b)

5. Measurement of press

6. Study and use of da

7. Measurement of pH v

8. Measurement of Hum

9. Study and use of synch

10. Measurement of Vibr

11. Study and flow measu

12. Study of time division

13. Measurement of liquid

14. Study and measurem

15. Study of strip chart re



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LIST OF EXPERIMENTS

istortion using wave distortion meter.

ad/weight using strain gauge and cantileve

near displacement by LVDT and draw its ch

mperature by-

(b) Resistance Thermometer

ressure using LVDT and diaphragm gauge.

data conversion using ADC and DAC.

H value using pH meter.

umidity by hygrometer.

nchros in position telemetry system.

ibration using piezoelectric/LVDT transduce

asurement using electromagnetic flow mete

on and frequency division multiplexing.

uid level by resistive/capacitive transducer.

ment of temperature using optical and radi

recorder and magnetic tape recorder.

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ver.

s characteristics.

e.

ucer.

eter.

er.

diation pyrometer.


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DIPLOMA IN ELECT

SEMESTER: FIFTHCOURSE CODE: 501NAME OF COURSE:

COMMON WITH PROGRAM

(1) Electrical and Electronic Measurement and Instrumentation by A.K.

Sawhney

(2) Instrumentation Devices and Systems by C S Rangan, G R Sharma and

V S V Mani

(3) Digital Electronics By Malvino Leach

(4) Instrumentation By Cooper



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REFERENCES


Sawhney


V S V Mani



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Sawhney


V S V Mani




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DIPLOMA IN ELECT

SEMESTER: FIFTHCOURSE CODE: 502NAME OF COURSE: NETWO

COMMON WITH PROGRAM



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ORK ANAYLISIS & CIRCUITS

M (S):

RATIONALE

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RAJIV GANDHI PROU

DIPLOMA IN ELECT


COMMON WITH PROGRAM


SCHEME OF STUDIES

S

NO

Topics Theory

hrs

Pract

hrs

Total

1 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS 18 6 24

2 NETWORK THEOREMS 17 7 24

3 TWO PORT NETWORK 10 2 12

4 FILTERS 10 2 12

5 SINGLE PHASE AC CIRCUITS 15 7 22

6 POLYPHASE CIRCUITS 15 4 19

7 TRANSIENTS 5 2 7



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SCHEME OF STUDIES

S

NO

Topics Theory

hrs

Pract

hrs

Total




4 FILTERS 10 2 12



7 TRANSIENTS 5 2 7

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NO

Topics Theory

hrs

Pract

hrs

Total




4 FILTERS 10 2 12



7 TRANSIENTS 5 2 7


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COMMON WITH PROGRAM


S.No.

CIRCUIT ANALYSIS

Active and passive e

Unilateral and bilater

Number of loops,no

Mesh and node meth

. NETWORK THEORE

Maxwell’s loop theor

and Maximum power

TWO PORT NETWO

Characterrization in t

transmission parame

T and ∏ equivivalent

impedance and propo

FILTERS

Filter fundamentals, p

Constant K high pass

applications for infinit

band stop filters. Def

SINGLE PHASE AC

Representation of ac

coordinates, RLC ser

Impedance, power in

factor,conductance a

circuits. Resonance i

frequency bandwidth

POLYPHASE CIRCU

Concept of polyphase

of three phase voltag

vector and wave diag

of current and voltage

unbalanced systems

TRANSIENTS

Concept of transient,

circuit. (RL combinati



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IS

elements,ideal current source and voltage sou

teral elements.

nodes,branches of a network. Analysis of n

ethods. Input and output impedance and admitt

REMS

eorem, Nodal analysis, Superposition,Theveni

er theorems with numerical problems

ORK

n terms of impedance,admittance, hybrid and

eters

nt of two port network- Image impedance,char

opogation constant of a symmetrical two port ne

s, pass and stop bands,constant K low pass filt

ass filter, m-derived T and ∏ sections and their

inite attenuation and filter terminations. Band pa

efinition of decibel and neper.

C CIRCUITS

ac quantity by phasor methods,rectangular and

series and parallel combinations.

in single phase circuits. Concepts of power

admittance and susceptance. Series and para

ce in series and parallel circuits, Qfactor, resona

th and selectivity.

CUITS

ase ac circuits,advantages over single phase,

tage system, Three phase circuits, phase seque

iagrams,star and delta connections, phase and

age. Power in three phase circuits, balanced an

s

nt, variation of current when connected to dc or

ation and RC comination) , Time constant

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Hrs ofStudy

source.

networks by

ittance.

enin’s,Nortons

10

d

aracteristic

t network

filter,

eir

pass and

nd polar

arallel

nance

se, generation

quence,

nd line values

and

c or ac series


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DIPLOMA IN ELECT


COMMON WITH PROGRAM


s.no Name of Experiment

1 Verification of superp

2 Verification of theven

3 Verification of maxim

4 Performance of RLC

5 Performance of RLC

6 Study of resonance i

7 Verification of relatio

circuit.

8 Study of transients

9 To determine freque

and stop filters



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M (S):

LIST OF EXPERIMENTS


erposition theorem

enins and nortons theorem

imum power transfer theorem

LC series circuit

LC parallel circuit

ce in series and parallel circuits

tion between line and phase voltage and cu

s

uency response characteristics of low high

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current in 3 phase

h and band pass


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DIPLOMA IN ELECT


COMMON WITH PROGRAM

1. Data communication 2. Data communication 3. Computer Networks b4. Introduction to Digita5. IBM PC and Clones b6. Electronic Communic7. Welcome to Internet 8. Web Based Learning



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M (S): C/M/E

REFERENCES

on and Networking by Behrouz A. Forouzanon by William Schweberks by Tenenbaumital & Data communication by Michael A. Ms by Govindrajalunication Systems by Wayne Tomasiet by Tom Badgett and Corey Sandlering Material on Computer Networking by IIT

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an

Miller

IIT, Mumbai


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SEMESTER: FIFTHCOURSE CODE: 503NAME OF COURSE: SWITCH

COMMON WITH PROGRAM

As a result of grow

enormous changes in switch

in protection systems has b

and reliability. The techn

characteristics of the prote

power system.

OBJECTIVES.

As the end of the cou

1. Under stand the need

2. Explain the working o

3. Describe the method

and different protectio



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CH GEAR & PROTECTION

M (S):

RATIONALE

rowth and research in power systems, t

itchgear and Protection Engineering. The u

s been an essential requirements to ensure

chnician needs to understand the working

otective gear while working in different se

course, the students will be able to :-

eed of protection in a power system.

g of different switchgears and protective de

ods of protection against (a) Over current

ction scheme.

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s, there have been

e use of electronics

sure quick response

king, operation and

t segments of the

devices.

nt (b) Over voltage


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COMMON WITH PROGRAM

Lectures: 5 Hrs. per week

S.

NO. TOP

1 Introduction

2 Circuit interruption device

3 Protective Relays

4 Protection against over

5 Protective Schemes



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M (S):

SCHEME OF STUDIES

OPIC

SCHEME OF STU

Hrs. of Study

Theory Tot

7 07

vices 16 16

16 16

er voltage 16 16

20 20

TOTAL 75 75

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TUDIES

dy

otal


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COMMON WITH PROGRAM


S.No.

1. Introduction -

Purpose of protective

in a power system an

self clearing faults. U

terms regarding CT/P

methods and advanta

2 Circuit interruption dev

Function of fuse. fu

isolator and circuit bre

C.B. and methods o

reference to circuit

operation of Bulk Oil/M

different types of C.B.

3. Protective relay –

Type of relays- induct

relaying. Types of ba

Explanation of terms

types of relays- electr

current relay, reverse

relays., distance relay

4. Protection against ove

Causes and effects

protection, earth wire

type, line type, station

5. Protective schemes -

Protection of alterna

protection, over curren

Protection of transfor

Buchholz relay.

Feeder and transmissi

protection, current gra

Protection of Inductio

protection



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M (S):

Detailed Course Content

ive system, requirement and selection. Abnorm

and their effects. Reasons for failure. Self a

s. Use of CT/PT in protective scheme. Defin

T/PT. Advantages of CT/PT. Neutral earthing

tages.

devices -

fusing factor, fusing characteristic. Applica

breakers. Circuit breaker capacities. Arc forma

s of arc extinction. Definition of various term

it interruption wave form. working princip

il/Minimum oil/air blast/SF CB. Merits and Dem

.B.

uction, electromagnetic, thermal. Primary and b

back up relays, causes of failure of primary re

s used in relaying. Principle and working of d

ctromagnetic and induction type. Induction typ

se power relay, time and current settings. Diff

lays, thermal relays, inverse current characterist

ver voltages -

ts of over voltage. Traveling wave. Over-

ire, lighting arresters- Multiple gap type, ho

ion type and distribution type. Surge absorber.

-

nator- various abnormalities, Merz price diff

rent and earth fault protection.

former - various abnormalities, differential pro

ission line protection - time graded and over

graded system, differential protection.

ction motors, use of thermal relays and under

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Hours of

Study

ormalities

and non

finition of

ing, their

07

ication of

rmation in

rms with

ciple and

emerits of

16

d back up

relaying.

f different

type over

ifferential

ristics.

16

er-voltage

horn gap

r.

16

ifferential

rotection,

er current

er voltage

20


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DIPLOMA IN ELECT

SEMESTER: FIFTHCOURSE CODE: 504NAME OF COURSE: UTILIZA

COMMON WITH PROGRAM


Electrical energy is util

service and domestic secto

illumination, chemical process,

the how and why of all these a

OBJECTIVES.

At the end of the course

1. Select electrical drives

2. Select and use appr

working.

3. Operate and control 3



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IZATION OF ELECTRICAL POWER

M (S): ELECTRICAL

RATIONALE

tilized by a large number of consumers in indu

ctors for different purposes ranging from

cess, welding to electroplating. A technician mu

se applications of electrical power.

rse, the 3 students will be able to :-

es for different applications based on their char

propriate Heating and welding equipment

3 phase induction motors and synchronous mo

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dustrial, commercial,

m drives, heating,

must be fusilier with

aracteristics.

t and explain their

motors.


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DIPLOMA IN ELECT


COMMON WITH PROGRAM


S.

NO.

1. Electrics drive

2. Electric Heatin

3. Electric weldin

4. Illumination

5. Power factor im

6. Electro Chemi

Total



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M (S): ELECTRICAL

SCHEME OF STUDIES

TOPIC SCHEME

Hrs.

Theory

ves 16

ting 10

ding 06

12

r improvement 6

mical process & Storage Batteries 10

60

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ME OF STUDIES

rs. of Study

Practical Total

10 26

6 16

2 8

4 16

4 10

4 14

30 90


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DIPLOMA IN ELECT


COMMON WITH PROGRAM

Lectures: 4 Hrs. per weekPractical: 2Hrs. per weekS.No.

1. Electric drives

Merits and demerits

motors, drive require

running characteristi

operated and contact

control of motors, loa

selection of motors fo

2. Electric heating

Advantages and disa

heating. Principle o

elements and alloys.

Arc furnaces, principl

Induction heating pri

type) and coreless t

heating principles and

3. Electric welding

Definition, classificat

Qualities of a good w

Resistance welding,

comparison of resist

welding.

4. Illumination

Electromagnetic wav

electrical terms in use

horizontal and vertica

lighting, lighting sche

5. Power factor improv

Causes of low P.F., e

and its economics.

6. Electro-chemical pr

Electro deposition a

chemical processe

regions.Storage ba

maintenance, battery

batteries.



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M (S): ELECTRICAL

Detailed Course Content

its of electric drives, factors governing select

uirements. Group and individual drive, startin

stics of various motors. Selection of starters

actor type starters, liquid resistor type starter.

load equalization, use of fly wheel. Motor enclo

s for particular service, size and rating of motors.

isadvantages of electric heating, methods of

of electric heating. Resistance heating,

s. Causes of failures of heating elements.

ciple, construction, working and uses.

principle, construction and use of Ajax Wyat

ss type. L.F. and H.F. induction furnaces. Di

and uses.

cation of electrical welding, principle of arc w

weld. Welding defects.

g, advantages, classification, principle and w

sistance and are welding process, A.C. & D

ave spectrum, solid and plane angle, defin

use, sensitivity of human eye. Luminous effi

tical laws of illumination, definition of terms u

scheme, various types of lamps, their use and fitt

rovements

., effects of low P.F., methods of improvement

processes and storage batteries

and faraday’s laws of electrolysis, various e

sses like electroplating, electro-extr

batteries, classification, construction.

ery charging, circuit diagram. Application of s

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Study

lection of

rting and

ers, hand

er. Speed

closures,

ors.

16

of electric

, heating

yatt (core

Dielectric

10

c welding.

working,

D.C. arc

6

finition of

efficiency,

s used in

fittings.

12

nt of P.F.

6

s electro-

xtraction,

Battery

f storage

10


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DIPLOMA IN ELECT


COMMON WITH PROGRAM

Lectures: 4 Hrs. per weekPractical: 2Hrs. per week

S.No.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Speed control o

resistance.

To verify the cha

and its improvem

To draw ’V’ curve

Study and ope

temperature.

Study of dielectric

Measurement of

Study and operat

Study of arc weld

Report on visit/ v

Report on visit/vi

\



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M (S): ELECTRICAL

LIST OF PRACTICALS

Name of experiments

l of slip ring induction motor by variation o

change in power factor by changing load para

ement using capacitance.

rves of synchronous motor.

peration of resistance oven and to cont

ctric / induction heating.

of luminous efficiency of lamps by lux meter.

ration of various types of lamps.

elding.

/ video demonstration on heating system.

/video film on welding system

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Hours of

study

of rotor

rameters

control its

30 Hours


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REFERENCE

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DIPLOMA IN ELECT

SEMESTER: FIFTHCOURSE CODE: 505 NAME OF COURSE: ELECTR

COMMON WITH PROGRAM


The goal of communica

The course aim is that the d

terms like Modulation and

Communication.

This course also incl

develop skills to use, monitor,

fulfill the employment deman

communication sectors.

Upon completion of this course

Understand the basic conceexplain the difference betwdiscuss the basic concepts recognize and illustrate theillustrate a typical multiplexdiscuss the basic concepts

Network



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M (S):

RATIONALE

nication system is to send information from on

diploma engineer gain knowledge about basi

nd multiplexing to enter into exciting fie

ncludes line communication and related syst

r, test and maintain these systems, so that the

and of organization such as telecom industry

rse, the student will be able to:

ncepts of communication;tween analog and digital systems;

pts of information theory;the various types of modulation techniques;lexing signal;pts dealing with the operation of the systems lik

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one point to another.

asic communication

field of Electronic

systems in order to

heir job potential can

try and international

like Computer


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DIPLOMA IN ELECT

SEMESTER: FIFTHCOURSE CODE: 505NAME OF COURSE: ELECTR

COMMON WITH PROGRAM


S.No.

1. Introduction to com

2. Modulation techni

3. Multiplexing techn

4. EM Wave propaga

5. Present day Com

6. Local Area Netwo



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TRONICS COMMUNICATION ENGG.

M (S):

k

SCHEME OF STUDIES

TOPICS THEORY(HRS.)

PRA( HRS

communication 05

niques 15

chniques 10

agation and Antenna 10

ommunication systems 10

work 10

TOTAL 60

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RACTICAL( HRS.)

TOTAL(HRS)

-- 05

10 25

05 15

05 15

05 15

05 15

30 90


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DIPLOMA IN ELECT


COMMON WITH PROGRAM


S.No.

01. Introduction to com

- Meaning of co- Kinds of co

communicatio- Purpose o

entertainment- Concept of co

channel, rece- Allocation of f- Define: Attenu- Noise, source

(definitions o- Analog signal- Digital signal- Comparison b- Advantages o

02. Modulation techniqu

- Need of modu- Analog Modul

Amplitude Mo

and signal p

Drawbacks.

- Frequency Mspectrum and

- Pulse Modulamodulation (Pmodulation (P

- Pulse Code encoding, dat

- Digital ModulaRZ, Manchest



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M (S):

k


mmunication:

communicationcommunication: Verbal & Non verbal, Mtionof communication: Information, persu

ent, education, controlf communication system: Information, transmception, basic block diagram.f frequency spectrum for communicationnuation (in dB), bandwidthrce and types, signal to noise ratio, noise

s only)al

aln between Analog and Digital communications of digital communication systems

iques

dulationdulationModulation (AM): basics, modulation index, ba

l power, DSB, SSB and VSB, AM featur

s.

Modulation (FM): basics, modulation indend Bandwidth, FM features, comparison with Aulation: Graphically explanations of pulse am (PAM ), pulse width modulation (PWM), pulse (PPM)e Modulation (PCM): sampling, Quantizatiata rate for digital voice channelulation techniques: Graphically explanations oester, binary ASK, FSK, PSK, Quadrature Mod

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: Jul.09ODE:6404

Hrs ofStudy

Machine

ersuasion,

nsmission,

ise figure

05

bandwidth

tures and

ndex, FMh AMamplitude

se position

ation and

s of NRZ,odulation

15


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DIPLOMA IN ELECT


COMMON WITH PROGRAM

Lectures: 6 Hrs. per week03. Multiplexing Techni

- Need of multip- frequency div- time division m- comparison b- Digital system- Multiple Acce

04. EM Wave propagati

- Define EM wa- Types of EM

wave- Concept of ra- Define point

width- Explain with

dipole, folded- State the app

05. Modern CommuniBlock diagram, adv

- Optical Fiber- Satellite Com- Cellular Com- Data Commu

06. Local Area Network

- Concept of Co- Categories Ne- advantages o- Network topol- Component o

Understand w

- Server & - NIC- Hub- Switch- Router

- Cabling: struct- UTP, STP

- Knowledge of



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kniques

ltiplexingivision multiplexing(FDM)

n multiplexing (TDM) between FDM and TDM

em hierarchy in Indiaccess: TDMA, FDMA, CDMA,SDMAation and Antenna

wavesM wave propagation: Ground wave, Sky wave

radiation of Electromagnetic energynt source, gain, directivity, radiation pattern

th figure the different types of antenna: haed dipole, Yagi-Uda, parabolic reflector antennapplication of each type.

ommunication systemsdvantages and Application of followings:er Communicationommunicationommunicationmunicationrk

Computer Networks Networks: LAN, MAN and WANs of LANpologiest of Computer Networks: working and application of:

& Workstation

ucture and specifications of:TP, Co-axial and Optical Fiber of LAN Software

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COMMON WITH PROGRAM

Practical: 2 Hrs. per week

S.No.

Perform various ex

as:-

1. Study of Amplitude M

2. Study of Frequency

3. Determine the perce

4. PAM, PWM, PPM Ci

5. Study of ASK, FSK,

6. Study of PCM - Pulse

7. Study of FDM and T

8. Establish Optical Fib

9. Establish Data Comm

10. Study of various data

optical fiber and thei

10 Study of Network Op

11 Installation and Conf

12 Study of Various Inte

13 study of Internet for d



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TRONICS COMMUNICATION ENGG

M (S):

LIST OF EXPERIMENTS

Name of Experiment

experiments on Communication Trainers su

e Modulation

cy Modulation

centage of modulation

Circuits for Modulation and Demodulation

K, PSK, QAM Signals.

lse Code Modulation

TDM

Fiber Communication link

mmunication link

ata transmission cables like coaxial, UTP and

eir connectors

Operating Systems available in the Lab

nfigure Server and Workstation software

nterconnecting devices like NIC, Hub, Switch e

r data transfer and its various applications

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such 30

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etc.


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1. Electronics Communicatio2. Electronic Communication3. Electronic Communication4. Data Communication and 5. Electronic Communication6. Modern Digital and Analog



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REFERENCES

tion Systems, Kennedyon System, Willium Schwberon System, Wayne Tomasid Networking, Behrouz A. Forouzanon Systems, Dennis Roddy & John coolen Preog Communication Systems, B.P Lathi, Oxford

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SEMESTER: FIFTHCOURSE CODE: 506NAME OF COURSE: PROFF

COMMON WITH PROGRAM

Practical: 2 Hrs. per week

Professional Activities is no

specific content for this course

where in variety of tasks are

guidelines for achieving the t

course content.

As the student has to practice

therein are common and appli

OBJECTIVES:

To allow for professionprofession.To provide time for orgi.e. Institute of engineeTO allow for developmthrough organization oTo provide time for oprofessionals of industTo provide time for orgroup activity.To provide time for visiTo provide time for groTo provide time for perTo provide time for woecology etc.



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FFESIONAL ACTIVITIES (PA)

M (S): C/M/E

RATIONALE

s not a descriptive course, as per conventiona

rse cannot be prescribed. It is a group of ope

are to be performed, to achieve objectives.

e target and procedure for its assessment ar

ctice this course in all the six semesters, the

plicable to each semester.

ssional development of students as per the dema

organization of student chapter activities of preers, ISTE or Computer Society of India etc.)pment of abilities in students for leadership an of student’s seminar etc.r organization of guest lectures by expert stry.organization of technical quiz or group discus

isiting library or using Internet.roup discussion or solving case studies.ersonality development of students.

working for social cause like awareness for e

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pen-ended activities;

s. However general

are given under the

the guidelines given

mand of engineering

professional bodies)) and public speaking

rt engineers/eminent

scussion or any other

r environmental and


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DETAILED INSTRUCTION

A. Study hours, if two hrs/week to

B. This course shstudents, shoulbe no pass/fail

C. Following gradestablished.

Grades

A

B

C

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E

D. Grades once ochance of impro

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of any grade.

F. While awardingreach the finalpresentation skdata, observatawareness of la

G. Institution shallPA for a period

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ONS TO CONDUCT PROFESSIONAL ACTIVI

if possible should be given greater time slot wk to a maximum of four hrs/week.should be evaluated on the basis of grades ould have a separate mention of the grade awail in professional activities(PA).rade scale of evaluation of performance

Level of performance

Excellent

Good

Fair

Average

Below Expectations

obtained in a particular examination shall beprovement in grades will be given to the studen of performance in PA is to be done internallymester/Term through a simultaneous evaluatiof three teachers, of the deptt. Concerned. Gro the grade to candidate in the assessment. Bthe student in these two assessments shall be ff the respective Semester/Term.

bstaining from the prescribed course work a

e Institute shall be marked ABSENT in the m

.

ing the grades for performance in PA, examininal consensus based on the attendance, pu skills in seminar on the topic assigned (colvations, analysis, findings/conclusion) and if latest developments in the chosen programmeall maintain the record of grades awarded to od of 1 year.andatory for students to submit a compendiumrnal.

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IVITIES:

t with a minimum of

s and marksheet of awarded. There will

in PA has been

become final and noents.lly by the Institution,tion of the candidateroup of teachers will. Best of the gradese finally taken on the

and/or assessment

mark sheet, instead

ining teacher shouldpunctuality, interest,

collection of relevant its written report,me of study.to all the students in

ium for his PA in the


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I. Compendium sh1. Record of w2. Report/write3. Abstract of 4. Topic and o5. Report on th6. Report on

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(India), CSIJ. PA is not a de

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teacher/s shall best act as

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M (S): C/M/E

shall contain following:f written quiz.rite up of seminar presentedof the guest lectures arranged in the Institution.d outcome of the group discussion held.n the problems solved through case studies.on social awareness camps( organized ental prevention).n student chapter activities of professional boSI etc.descriptive course to be taught in the classrooious activities involved in the achievement ofld be distributed to a number of teachers so troup of teacher’s benefit the treatment of the co

ities should preferably be conducted in Eng

tinuity and provide reinforcement to skill develo

shall be formed like in tutorials, group discussi

ject methods, roll play and simulation to make

y affective.

nds special efforts, attention, close co-opera

teachers of department concerned. Since thi

of the activities planned under this course sh

f student, among themselves and with the tea

as a facilitator of these creative hunts/ exerci

nts of the students or bring out greater amoun

activity.

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