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EEET 100: Applied Electricity and Electronics                (2-3-3)

Resistive networks: series and parallel circuits, voltage and current sources, loop equations, node equations, energy and power. Superposition. The AC steady state; impedance and admittance. Instantaneous, average and RMS voltage, current, power. Description of semiconductor devices (diodes, transistors).  Introduction to amplification, biasing, and frequency response. Applications of integrated circuits to control and measurement.

Not open for EEET students

EEET 101: Electric Circuits                                         (3-3-4)

Voltage and current sources.  Resistance, conductance, Ohm’s low, power and energy. Series and Parallel circuits. Kirchhoff’s laws. Circuit theorems. Inductors and capacitors. AC circuit analysis; phasors.  Impedance and admittance.  Real and reactive power.  Power factor.  Polyphase systems.

EEET 102: Digital Circuits                                          (2-3-3)

Number systems and logic minimization. Logic circuits, Flip Flops and Sequential logic circuits, Counters, Registers and Applications.

EEET 103: Electronic Workshop                                  (1-6-3)

Use of electronic shop tools, drafting tools and aids, lettering, dimensioning, electronic symbols.  P.C. board design, artwork, and computer-aided tools.  Etching, drilling, component assembly and soldering.  Metal shop practice, chassis layout, shearing, cutting, bending, chassis hardware.  Power supply fundamentals, transformers, rectifiers, filters, zener regulation and power supply characteristics.  Small electronic projects.

EEET 200: Digital Circuits II                                       (2-3-3)

Logic Families. Synchronous sequential circuits. Design using Counters. ROM’s PLAs. Asynchronous sequential circuits. Brief Introduction to microprocessors and Interfacing circuits.

Co-requisite:EEET201

EEET 201: Electronic Circuits                                     (2-3-3)

RC coupled amplifiers. Operational amplifiers and their applications. Introduction to feedback concepts and applications to amplifiers and oscillators. Timers and their applications.

EEET 202: Electronic Troubleshooting                          (1-6-3)

Introduction to circuit analysis and troubleshooting techniques, schematic reading, signal analysis, repair and calibration of electronic equipments.  Use of electronic measurement equipment to analyze various electronic circuit operational behaviors.

EEET 203: Instrumentation and Measurement I              (3-3-4)

Overview of transducers.  Strain gauge transducers.  Linear variable differential transformer transducers, capacitive transducers.  Piezoelectric transducers.  Position sensing Transducers.  Thermal transducers.  Optical transducers. Photoconductive and photovoltaic cells.  Ultrasonic measurements.  Environmental transducers.  Electromechanical transducers.  Magnetic transducers.  Transducer interfacing systems.

 EEET 205: Industrial Electronics                                 (2-3-3)

Electrical Characteristics of four-layer devices: SCR, Diacs, Triacs and other devices. Unijunction transistors. Solid State relays. Industrial application e.g. Speed Control, light dimmers, temperature control and alarm systems.

EEET 206: Instrumentation and Measurement II             (2-3-3)

Measurements of voltage, current, power and frequency. Errors in measurement, accuracy, sensitivity, insertion, losses and classification of measuring instruments and their principals of operation. Use of operational amplifiers and bridges in error detection. Specialized measurement systems; flow measurement, pH measurement, speed and acceleration measurement.  Gas chromatography.

EEET 207: Microprocessor Interfacing                          (2-3-3)

Review of microprocessors, Assembly language, Analog to Digital converters A/D, Digital to Analog converters D/A, Input/Output Interfacing, signal conditioning, and Data acquisition.

Introduction to Control Systems: Fundamentals of programmable logic controllers. Logic concepts, Processing unit, input/output systems, peripheral devices, programming techniques, applications and interfacing.

EEET 290: Co-op Training                                        (0-40-6)

A continuous period of one semester spent in the industry working in any of the fields of electronics and instrumentation.  During this training period, the student is exposed to the profession through working.  The student is required to submit, and present, a formal written report of his work.

Introduction to semiconductor physics. Diodes and their applications. BJT, JFET, and MOSFETs biasing, SCRs, TRIACs, DIACs, UJTs, PUJT, LED & photodiodes.