DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

LECTURE PLAN

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UNIT 1: DC Circuits, Fundamentals of Electro magnetism, domestic wiring
TLOs:
1. Students will learn the basic concepts, basic laws & application of basic laws to analyze the circuits
2. Students will learn about the controlling a lamp from two & three points and necessity & different types
of earthing.

Ohm’s law, limitation of ohm’s law, Potential difference, Resistances in series,

resistances in parallel, and Series parallel resistive circuits
Network elements ,active elements & passive elements, Concept of node,
reference node, Kirchhoff’s current law , Branch& loop concept Kirchhoff’s
voltage law, sign convention, closed loop
Problems on series, parallel and series-parallel resistive circuits using KVL,
KCL, and ohm’s law. Power and energy in electric circuits, problems
Introduction, Concept of magnetic flux, weber, Magnetic circuit, magneto
motive force, Permanent magnet, electromagnet ,Field coil, excitation,
Permeability, absolute permeability, relative permeability, Reluctance,
magnetizing force, Problems
Flux linkage, Faraday’s Laws of Electromagnetic Induction, 1 st Law of EMI, 2nd
Law of EMI, Fleming’s Rules, Fleming’s Right Hand Rule, Fleming’s Left
Hand Rules, Types of induced emf, dynamically induced emf, statically induced
emf, Limitation of Fleming’s Rules, Lenz’s Law,
Statically induced emf, Self-induced emf, Mutually induced, emf, Concept of
Self and Mutual Inductance, Coefficient of coupling
Energy stored in magnetic field, problems
Tutorial 1
Dynamically induced emf derivation of eq .for emf, sinusoidal waveform,
Problems
Types of wiring, Two way and Three way control of lamps and applications
Working Principle of Fluorescent lamp, Fuse
Necessity of earthing and Types of earthing, Pipe earthing and Plate Earthing.
Model Questions
1.Determine the current in each of the resistances in the given circuit
2.Two coupled coils of self inductances of 0.8H and 0.24H have a co-efficient of coupling 0.9. Calculate the
mutual inductance and their turns ratio.
UNIT 2 : Single- phase A.C. Circuits
TLOs
1. Students will learn about the generation of AC voltage, voltage-current relation & power equations in RLC circuits.
2. Students will learn how to solve series and parallel a.c. circuits

Analytical methods of determining Average values of sinusoidal alternating

quantity
Concept of Phase difference, Phasor representation of Voltage and Current
Phase relationship between voltage and current through pure resistance, average
power. Problems
Phase relationship between voltage and current through Inductance, Average
Power, Problems
Tutorials 2a
Phase relationship between voltage and current through pure capacitance,
average power, Problems
Definition of P, Q, S and power factor and concept of power triangle
Phase relationship between voltage and current through R-L series circuit,
Problems
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Phase relationship between voltage and current through R-C series circuit,
Problems
Tutorials 2b
Phase relationship between voltage and current through R-L-C series circuit
Problems on RLC series circuits
Analysis of parallel circuits(two branches only) and series parallel circuits
Problems on Parallel circuits and Series - Parallel circuits
Tutorial 3
Model Questions
1. An alternating voltage is given by the expression v = 200Sin t. Determine frequency and the value of the
voltage after a lapse of 10msec from reference position
2. A résistance of 20ohm, inductance of 15mH and capacitance of 130micro Farad are connected in series across
200Volt, 50Hz supply. Solve for the current, power factor and power of the circuit.
UNIT 3: Three Phase A.C. Circuits, Single Phase Transformers
TLOs :
1. Students will learn about the phase sequence and types of three phase connections.
2. Students will learn about the relation between phase and line values for voltage and current in three phase
circuits.
3. Student will learn about the working principle, types, losses, efficiency and regulation of a single phase
transformer.
Advantages of three phase system. Generation of three phase AC Voltages.
Meaning of Phase sequence ,balanced supply and balanced load
Concept of Star & Delta connection. Relation between line & phase values in
Star Connections
Relation between line and phase values in Delta connections
Problems
Tutorial 4
Principle of operation of transformer , Constructional features (Core & Shell
type transformers)
E.M.F. equation of single phase transformer.
Problems on EMF Equation of single phase transformer
Operation of Transformer on no-load and load
Equivalent resistance, Power Losses, Efficiency, Problems on losses &
efficiency, Voltage Regulation
Problems on Efficiency and losses in a transformer
Problems on Efficiency and losses in a transformer
Model Questions
1. A balanced three phase star connected load of 160 KW takes a leading current of 100A with a line voltage of
1100V at 50 Hz, 3 phase AC supply. Determine the circuit constants of the load per phase.
2. A single phase transformer has 400 primary and 1000 secondary turns. The net cross sectional area of the
core is 60 sq.cm. If the primary winding is connected to a 500 V ac supply at 50 Hz, calculate the value of the
maximum flux density in the core and the emf induced in secondary winding.
Unit 4: D.C. Machines
TLOs :
1.Students will learn the principle of operation of D.C. generator and motor, types of generators and motors.
2. Students will learn about the characteristics, applications of D.C. motors and necessity of starter.
Constructional features of D.C. Machines.
Working Principle of D.C. Generator
EMF Equation of Generator and Problems on EMF Equation
Types of Generators and Problems
Problems on EMF equation
Tutorials 5
Working Principle of D.C. Motor, Concept of back EMF and its significance
Torque equation of DC Motor, Problems on Torque equation
Types of D.C. Motors : Characteristics and Applications
Types of D.C. Motors : Characteristics and Applications
45 3-Apr-2017 Necessity of a starter for D.C. Motor,3-Point Starter
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Model Questions:
1Explain the various types of DC generators and motors with schematic diagrams.
2. Discuss the characteristics of DC motors and mention their applications
UNIT5: Synchronous Generators, three phase induction motor and single phase
induction motor
TLOs :
1.Students will learn the working principle of alternator, three phase Induction motor & single phase induction
motor.
2. Students will learn about the concept of rotating magnetic field & slip of induction motor.
3.Students will learn about the applications of three phase and single phase induction motors.
4. Students will learn about the power generation by different methods and concept of synchronization.
Principle of operation, Types , Constructional features,
Concept of Winding factors, EMF Equation
Problems on EMF Equation, Voltage regulation, Problems on Voltage regulation
Tutorials 6
Principle of operation. Constructional features, Concept of rotating magnetic field
Concept of slip & its significance, Problems on Slip calculations
Necessity of a Starter for 3-phase Induction motor, Applications of squirrel cage
and slip ring motors
Tutorials 7 & 8
Principle of operation, Types of single phase induction Motors. Methods of
starting of single phase induction motors
Model Questions
1Explain with a neat sketch the construction of salient and non salient type of rotors employed in alternator
2.Discuss about the types of single phase induction motors and their applications
3. Describe the hydroelectric power generation with neat block diagram.

Reference books:
1. E.Hughes: Electrical Technology, Intl.Student seventh edition, AWL Press, 1998
2. Rajendra Prasad “Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering “Prentice Hall of India Pvt.
Ltd-2005
3. H Cotton, Electrical Technology, Oxford Press
4. Kothari and Nagarth, Basic Electrical Engineering, II edition, tata Mc-Graw Hill inc.