EE 205: ELECTRICAL NETWORKS ANALYSIS II Objective:

(2.0 Units)

To introduce to undergraduate students various methods and techniques of analysing electrical transients, two port networks and filter networks. E !ecte" O#tc$%e: Having successfully completed the course, students will be able to: 1. Analy e the electrical circuits under transient conditions !. Analy e two port circuits. ". Analy e general filter circuits. #. Analy e active filter circuits &'e'e(#isites: )$"e $* +e,ive'-: )$"e $* Assess%ent: C$#'se C$ntents: Transients analysis: .atural and forced response of /*, /0 and /0* in both 1* and A* circuits. Two-port circuits: The terminal equations, 2, 3, H and A parameters, terminated Two 4ort circuits, interconnection of two5ports circuits. Frequency selective circuits (filters): 0ow54ass, High54ass, 6and54ass, 6and57top filters, bode diagram, *omple8 4oles and 2eros. Active Filter Circuits: 9irst5:rder, 0ow54ass and High54ass filters, :p5Amp 6and54ass and 6and ;7top filters, higher order , :p5Amp filters, 6utterworth and *hebychev prototypes, .arrow5band 6and54ass and 6and57top filters. E !e'i%ent.!'/ctic/, 'e(#i'e" in te/c0in1 c$#'se: .one Rec$%%en"e" Re*e'ences.Te tb$$2s: 1) <oseph A. $dminister, =Theory and 4roblems of $lectric *ircuits>, 7chaum?s outline 7eries, @cAraw5Hill 6ook *ompany. $$ !%# ! hrs lecture & 1 hr tutorial per week *A #%+ & ,$ -%+ '#( Hours)

!) B.H. Hayt <r, and <. $. Cemmerly, 7. @. 1urbin, =$ngineering *ircuit Analysis> -$d Dth $dition, @cAraw Hill 6ook *ompany. ") 9. 9. Cuo, =.etwork Analysis and 7ynthesis> #) 1esor, *.A. E $.7 =6asic circuit theory> () 6oylestad, /. 0. '1FF!) =Gntroducing circuit analysis> @erile

EE 233: Objective: &'e'e(#isites: E !ecte" $#tc$%es

4UN+A)ENTALS O4 SI5NALS AN+ SYSTE)S

(2.0 UNITS )

To equip students with mathematical tool which are necessary to analyse signals and systems in time and frequency domains. @T 1H1, @T !-1 1. ,nderstanding of mathematical tool to analy e signals and systems in time domain !. ,nderstand of mathematical tool to analy e signals and systems in frequency domain

+e,ive'- %$"e:

2 0's ,ect#'e 6 3 0' t#t$'i/, !e' 7ee2

(85 9$#'s)

C$#'se C$ntents: Ti%e +$%/in +esc'i!ti$n $* Si1n/,s /n" S-ste%s: : classification of signals, special signals, classification of systems, operations on signals ; convolution, correlation, etc., linear time invariant '0TG) systems, impulse responses of 0TG systems, response of 0TG systems. 4'e(#enc- +$%/in +esc'i!ti$n $* Si1n/,s /n" S-ste%s: ; 9ourier series analysis of periodic signals, 9ourier transform of signals and systems, transfer functions of 0TG systems, transmission of signals through distortionless systems, power spectral density of signals, energy spectral density of signals, power and energy spectral densities of 0TG systems outputs. &'$b/bi,it- /n" R/n"$% ;/'i/b,es: ; probability and sample space, random variables, statistical averages for random variables, common probability models. R/n"$% Si1n/,s /n" N$ise: ; random processes, correlation of random processes, power spectral density of random processes, transmission of a random process through an 0TG system, Aaussian process, white and colored noise, narrowband random process.

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