Helping The World

Indian Institute Of Technology, Madras.
Department: Electrical Engineering

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Courseno: EC312N
Coursename: Microprocessor Lab
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EC2010
Coursename: Analog Circuits I
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EC2050
Coursename: CAD Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
Description: C programming through applications, Problem solving using SCILAB, Document processing using Latex and
Lyx, Literate Programming, Circuit Simulation using Spice.
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Text Books: NIL
Reference Books: Tutorials on SPICE and SCILAB in the www.ee.iitm.ac.in website.
"Introducing UNIX system", V.R. Morgan, H. McGilton, McGraw- Hill.
"C and UNIX tools for software design" M.C. Barrett, C.H. Iwagner, John Wiley, Singapore.
"Java, The complete reference", P. Naughton, H. Schildt, Tata McGraw Hill.
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Courseno: EC3050
Coursename: Communication Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE5000
Coursename: Laboratory I
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE6500*
Coursename: Project
Type: Others
Credit: 6
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Courseno: EC1040
Coursename: Digital Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: Number systems and codes - Logic gates - Truth tables - minterms, maxterms - sum of products and product of
sums - simplification of logic functions using Boolean algebra and Karnaugh maps - design of combinational circuits -
flip-flops counters - shift registers - design of sequential circuits - state graphs and state tables - MSI and LSI
implementation of digital circuits - programmable logic devices - Top down approach to digital system design - simple
design examples.
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Text Books: 1. M. Mano, Digital Design, 3rd Ed., Prentice Hall, India.
2. D.D. Givone, Digital Principles and Design, Tata McGraw Hill.
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Prerequisite: EC101
Courseno: EC2040
Coursename: Networks & Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: System types and classifications - Fourier series - Fourier Transforms - classical differential equations - Initial
conditions - Graph theory for network solution - Laplace transforms and inverse transforms - Network functions: poles,
zeros, transfer functions - one and two port network parameters - network theorems - state variable analysis.
Course Content:
Text Books: Van Vallenburg, "Network Analysis", Prentice Hall.
Oppenheim A.V., Willsky A.S. & Nawab S.H., "Signals & Systems", Prentice Hall.
V.K. Aatre," Network Theory and Filter Design", Wiley Eastern.
Reference Books: Ley, Lutz and Rehberg, "Linear Circuit Analysis", McGraw Hill.
Seshu and Balabanian, "Linear Network Analysis", John Wiley & Sons.
Murdoch, "Network Theory", McGraw Hill.
Mix & Schmitt, "Circuit Analysis for Engineers"; John Wiley & Sons.
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Courseno: EE6070
Coursename: Seminar
Type: Others
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EE4890
Coursename: Project I
Type: Project
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE6030
Coursename: Seminar - VLSI Stream
Type: Others
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EE6020
Coursename: Seminar - Communication Stream
Type: Others
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EE6040
Coursename: Seminar - Power Systems & Power Elecs.
Type: Seminar
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EC4900
Coursename: Project
Type: Project
Credit: 12
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Courseno: EE5580*
Coursename: Project
Type: Project
Credit: 10
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Courseno: EC4970
Coursename: Project
Type: Others
Credit: 10
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Courseno: CE7000
Coursename: Project
Type: Theory
Credit: 0
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Courseno: EC1020
Coursename: Networks & Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Prerequisite: EC101
Courseno: EC2020
Coursename: Analog Circuits Lab
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Prerequisite: EC201
Courseno: EC2030
Coursename: Digital Circuits & Lab I
Type: Lab
Credit: 5
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Prerequisite: EC201
Courseno: EC2060
Coursename: Principles of Communications
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EC2080
Coursename: Control Engineering
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Prerequisite: EC203
Courseno: EC2120
Coursename: Digital Systems & Micro Processor Lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Prerequisite: EC209
Courseno: EC2140
Coursename: Digital Circuits Lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EC2160
Coursename: Digital Circuits Lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EC2250
Coursename: Principles of Measurement Lab
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EC2510
Coursename: Networks and Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EC2600
Coursename: Digital Circuits Lab
Type: Lab
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EC3020
Coursename: Measurements & Instrumentation
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EC3060
Coursename: Transmission Lines
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Prerequisite: EC301
Courseno: EC3070
Coursename: Digital Signal Processing
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Prerequisite: EC301
Courseno: EC3080
Coursename: Advanced Electrical Lab
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EC3090
Coursename: Electro Mech. Energy Lab
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EC3100
Coursename: Analog Sys. & Inst. Lab
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Prerequisite: EC202
Courseno: EC3110
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EC3130
Coursename: Analog Circuits Lab
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EC3150
Coursename: Electro-mechanical Energy Conversion Lab
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EC3170
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Prerequisite: EC208
Courseno: EC3180
Coursename: Measurements and Instrumentation
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Prerequisite: EC206
Courseno: EC3190
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Prerequisite: EC208
Courseno: EC3240
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EC309
Courseno: EC3260
Coursename: Power System Practice
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Prerequisite: EC309
Courseno: EC3280
Coursename: Control Engineering & Robotics Lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EC3320
Coursename: Analog Systems & Measurements Lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Prerequisite: EC313
Courseno: EC3420
Coursename: Analog Systems & Measurements Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Prerequisite: EC315
Courseno: EC4020
Coursename: Industrial Lecture
Type: Others
Credit: 1
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Prerequisite: EC315
Courseno: EC4090
Coursename: Advanced Electrical Engg.lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Prerequisite: EC214
Courseno: EC4210
Coursename: Introdn. to Digital Signal Proc.
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EC4250
Coursename: Design and Layout of Power App. & Sys.
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EC4710
Coursename: Adv. Communication Lab.i
Type: Theory
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EC4970*
Coursename: Project
Type: Project
Credit: 9
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Courseno: EC4980
Coursename: Project
Type: Theory
Credit: 9
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Prerequisite: EP409
Courseno: EC5030
Coursename: Seminar
Type: Others
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EC5130
Coursename: Seminar
Type: Theory
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EC6090
Coursename: Seminar
Type: Others
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EC6220
Coursename: VLSI Fabrication
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EC6740
Coursename: Neutral Networks
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE1010
Coursename: Electric & Magnetic Circuits
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE1040
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE2040
Coursename: Digital Circuits & Lab II
Type: Lab
Credit: 5
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Courseno: EE2060
Coursename: Principles of Comm.
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Prerequisite: EC201
Courseno: EE2080
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Prerequisite: EC201
Courseno: EE3040
Coursename: Power Electronics
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE3050
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Type: Theory
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Courseno: EE3070
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE3340
Coursename: Control Engg.robotics Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EE3500
Coursename: Industrial Training (summer)
Type: Others
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE3540
Coursename: High Voltage Gen., Measure. & Testing
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE3560
Coursename: Analog Communication Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE3740
Coursename: Power System Analysis
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Prerequisite: EC210
Courseno: EE4010
Coursename: Instrumentation Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4020
Coursename: Design of Control Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4040
Coursename: Tv Engineering
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4050
Coursename: Switchgear and Protection
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4070
Coursename: Microwave Engineering
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4080
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4090
Coursename: Advanced Electrical Engg.lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EE4120
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EC309
Courseno: EE4160
Coursename: Power Semiconductor Devices & Pic
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EL307
Courseno: EE4180
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EC322
Courseno: EE4230
Coursename: Digital System Design
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EC203
Courseno: EE4240
Coursename: Image Signal Processing
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EC203
Courseno: EE4270
Coursename: Introduction to Digital Signal Processin
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4280
Coursename: VLSI Design
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EC210
Courseno: EE4350
Coursename: Quantum Electronics and Lasers
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EC307
Courseno: EE4360
Coursename: Introduction to Robotics
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4370
Coursename: Electromagnetic Wave Propagation
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4420
Coursename: Design and Layout of Power App.&Sys
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4440
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EC208
Courseno: EE4450
Coursename: Guidance and Control
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4460
Coursename: EHV AC and DC Power Transmission
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4480
Coursename: Solid State Drives
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4540
Coursename: Power System Protection and Switchgear
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EC207
Courseno: EE4580
Coursename: Noise in Communication Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EE403
Courseno: EE4620
Coursename: Adv.Microel.lab II
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EE4630
Coursename: Advanced Power Systems Lab I
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EE4640
Coursename: Power System Dynamics
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4680
Coursename: Radar Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EL326
Courseno: EE4720
Coursename: Adv. Comm.lab II
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE4740
Coursename: Protective Relaying
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4750
Coursename: Applicn. of Graph Theory to Networks
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4760
Coursename: Introduction to Robotics
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4810
Coursename: Elective Lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EE4970
Coursename: Project
Type: Project
Credit: 9
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Courseno: EE5020
Coursename: Topics in Electromagnetic Compatibility
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Introduction to Electrical noise Pollution - EMI- EMC specification Control plans and Test reports -
Introductions Control plans and Test reports - Introduction to EMI Control - Sources of EMI-receptors and susceptibility
criteria EMI control - in components, circuits and equipment - Introduction
to intra system and inter system EMI analysis - Predictions and culling processes - Operational performance models -
System models.
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Courseno: EE5050
Coursename: Microwave Circuit Theory
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Source less one-port - Equivalent Circuit - Reflection and Transmission coefficients - Normalized impedance
and admittance matrices - General
source less n-port-Scattering matrix : symmetry, reciprocity and power properties, Conditions for passivity and
losslessness - Interconnection of n-ports - Scattering matrix of simple lines and groups of lines - Transmission
matrix of cascaded networks - Transformation properties of loss less
two-ports Examples - of two-ports - Equivalent circuit representation Loss less matching of two ports - Hybrid junctions - S
matrix representation of nonreciprocal devices - scattering parameters of high frequency transistors - Signal flow diagram -
Matching networks for input and output for power amplification - Parallel combination of transistors - 3dB hybrid coupler -
Stability of amplifiers - Noise in amplifiers.
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Prerequisite: EE533
Courseno: EE5090
Coursename: Antennas
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Review of Analog Signals and Systems: Analog Signals and Systems Analysis of LTI systems LTI
systems described by differential equations Review of Fourier Series, Fourier Transform Laplace Transform and
their properties.
DiscreteTime Signals and Systems: Basic sequences and stability Linear constant coefficient difference equations
Discretetime Fourier transform (DTFT) and its properties Convolution and modulation theorems.
The Z-Transform: Definition, Properties of the region of convergence, inverse Z-transform, Z-transform properties.
Sampling and Reconstruction: The sampling theorem Reconstruction Practical aspects of sampling and
reconstruction A/D and D/A converters Quantization.
Structures for Discrete-Time Systems: Signal flow graph representation of linear constant coefficient difference equations
Basic IIR and FIR structures Transposed forms.
Discrete Fourier Transform: Representation of periodic sequences Discrete Fourier series and its properties Fourier
transform of periodic signals Sampling the Fourier Transform Fourier representation of finite duration sequences
The discrete Fourier transform (DFT) and its properties Circular convolution Linear convolution using DFT.
Computation of the DCF: Efficient computation of the DFT Goertzel algorithm Radix-2 ecimationintime
and decimationinfrequency FFT algorithms.
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Courseno: EE5270
Coursename: Microwave Solid State Devices
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Device Physics and applications of varactors - Step recovery diodes - PIN diodes Transferred electron devices -
Avalanche transit time devices - Microwave transistors - MIC techniques - Recent advances.
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Text Books: NIL
Prerequisite: EE521
Courseno: EE5290
Coursename: High Speed ICs
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Characteristics of Logic Circuits. Silicon Logic Families-Bipolar-(
TTL, I2L, ECL, EFL), MOS (NMOS and CMOS), BiCMOS. Compound semiconductor Logic Families-Bipolar (ECL using HBTs),
FET (DCFL, SDFL, SCFL and BFL - using MESFETs and MODFETs) Interfacing Logic Families. Programmable Logic Arrays
(PLAs) Analog to Digital and Digital to Analog Converters. Semiconductor Memories - ROM, Static and Dynamic RAM,
Arithmetic Logic Unit (A U). Transmission line effects.
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Prerequisite: NIL
Courseno: EE5470
Coursename: Digital Tech.in TV Engg
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Coursename: Laboratory (Power & Control)
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE5580
Coursename: Project
Type: Project
Credit: 20
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Prerequisite: EE533
Courseno: EE5630
Coursename: Telemetry
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Signal conditioning - Frequency spectrum - Statistical properties Impedance matching - Voltage, current,
frequency and position telemetry systems, power line carder communications - Radio telemetry - Frequency
multiplexed systems Frequency modulation and demodulation Transmitters and receivers - Signal to noise ratio - FM/FM
and SS/FM systems - Time
multiplexer systems Reconstruction of signals from samples - Aliasing
errors - PAM/FM, PDM/FM, PCM/FM systems - Signal recording on magnetic tapes.
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Courseno: EE5660
Coursename: Flight Control & Automatic Navigation
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Relative Stability Parameters - Specification of Design parameters - Frequency and Time Domain approach to
design - Cancellation
Compensation - P, PI,PD,PID Controller Design by different procedures - Types of Gain Cross Over, Lag, Lead, Lag Lead
Compensator Design - Ziegler's Tuning - Types of Gain Cross Over and Minor Loop Synthesis - State
variable Approach to design - Pole Assignment via State Feed back - State
Observers and State Feed back - Smith's Predictor for Delay type systems - Design based on Performance Index: Ricatti
Equation - On-Off time Optimal Control - Decoupling of multiple input systems, Modal Control - Feed
forward Design, Ratio Control - Introduction to Nonlinear Systems Introduction
to Stability of Linear and Non-linear Systems - based on Liapunov and other
Criteria - Design based on Stability Criteria.
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Courseno: EE5740
Coursename: Neural Networks
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Introduction: Elementary neurophysiology - From neurons to ANNs - Neuron
model. Feedforward networks: perception - training rule - limitations
multiplayer perceptron -backpropagation algorithm - issues related to architecture, training, testing and data preparation
Recurrent networks: Hopfield network - as an associative memory - Hebb's rule for storage memory
capacity - limitations Extensions of Hopfield network - real, complex,
stochastic, models, sequential storage Unsupervised learning models: Hebbian learning, competitive learning. Hebbian
learning - Principal
Components Analysis, Oja's rule, Sanger's rule, Linsker's studies. Competitive learning - k-means clustering, scale-based
clustering, Adaptive Resonance Theory, (ART), Learning Vector Quantization- Self - organizing
map-Applications.
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Courseno: EE5820
Coursename: Finite Element Analysis of Elec Apparatus
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Introduction Maxwells field equations Complex potential and function theory Magnetic fields
and forces through filament approximation Charge simulation method for analysis of IIV capacitive and capacitive
resistive fields Finite difference method Numerical solution of system of nonlinear equations Finite element
methods Automatic field plotting Electric and magnetic field analogs Electric and magnetic field measurement
and
evaluation techniques Worked examples.
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Courseno: EE5850
Coursename: Software Engg for Electrical Engineers
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Coursename: Thyristor Control of ACM
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE5940
Coursename: Power Circuit Breakers
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6000
Coursename: Seminar
Type: Others
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EE6050
Coursename: Microwave Circuit Theory
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6060
Coursename: Communication Techniques
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6080
Coursename: Microwave Communication Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6090
Coursename: Antennas
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6190
Coursename: Computational Techniques in Microelectro
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6220
Coursename: Intro. to Computational Neuroscience
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Mathematical Background: Linear systems, eigenvalues, eigenverctos, Linear Least Squares problem, Dynamic
systems, phaseplane analysis.
The Biological Neuron: Membrane potential, action potential, HodgkinHuxley
model. Review of Artificial Neural Networks: McCulloch-Pitts Neuron, Perceptron, MLP, Self-organizing map, Hopfield
network.
Models of Sensory Systems: Vision: transduction, mammalian visual system, receptive fields, color, form and motion
processing, visual areas, maps of visual cortex.
Touch: transduction, organization of Somatosensory system.
Hearing: Transduction, mammalian auditory system, auditory maps in bats.
Models of Motor Systems: Central pattern generators, Occulomotor system.
Evaluation is based primarily on computer assignments and a project.
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Courseno: EE6250
Coursename: Mobile Robotics S,v & Control
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Introduction to mobile Robots Different drive systems Use of Heading Sensors likes Mechanical, Laser,
fiber optic gyros, Flux Gate and other Compasses Odometry. Dead Reckoning, Reduction of Odometric Errors,
Sensor Fusion, Active Beacons, Triangulation, 2-D and 3-D
Location Systems RF Beacons, GPS. Ranging Systems using Ultrasonic,
Electro-optic and Imaging systems Navigation using landmarks Map building. Robot Localization, Single and Stereo
Cameras. Image processing applications/Vision. Special Motors and Drives, Micro-machines.
Course Content:
Text Books: NIL
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Courseno: EE6270
Coursename: Microwave Solid State Devices
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6290
Coursename: High Speed Integrated Circuits
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6300
Coursename: Semiconductor Epi.tech. & Applications
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6370
Coursename: Current Topics in Microprocessors
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6380
Coursename: Charactisn of Semcond.matl.& Devices
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6390
Coursename: Analog IC Design
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6400
Coursename: Digital IC Design
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6410
Coursename: Fibre Optic Communication
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Intrinsic, extrinsic optical connectors/couplers - Various types of fibre optic connectors and coupling
techniques including homographic couplers - Transmission and reflection type couplers including YT and star couplers for
single and multi mode fibres, Asymmetric couplers, Tunable couplers Splicing - Introduction to I.O. couplers: theory and
characterisation Wavelength multiplexers/ demutiplexers of various types and
characteristics - Semiconductor LED, LASER sources, Homo, Single, hetero and double hetero-structures, Buried
hetero-structures, Distributed feedback hetero-structures for high coherence lasers - Band gap emission wavelength
manipulation - optical energy coupling techniques to fibres and free space - Semiconductor optical detectors : PIN and APD,
various structures, detection efficiencies, spectral response, NEP, responsivity, etc. Photon
counting mechanisms.
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Courseno: EE6430
Coursename: Optical Communication
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6440
Coursename: Laser Communication Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6460
Coursename: T.V.system Design
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6480
Coursename: Selected Topics in TV Engineering
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6510
Coursename: Analysis of Networks and Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6520
Coursename: Computer Aided Des.of Networks & Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6530
Coursename: Computer Aided Analysis of Electrical Ne
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6540
Coursename: System Optimisation
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6550
Coursename: Topololgical Analysis of Networks
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6560
Coursename: Active & Passive Network Design
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6570
Coursename: Digital Filter Design
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6620
Coursename: Power System Instrumentation
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EE428
Courseno: EE6630
Coursename: Telemetry
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6640
Coursename: Precision Electrical Measurements
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6650
Coursename: Synthesis of Control Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6660
Coursename: Flight Control and Automatic Navign.
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Introduction to flight control Principles of autopilots Navigation and Guidance Celestial and
Terrestrial Navigation Flight Instruments.
Radio Navigation Systems Principles of hyperbolic Navigation DECCA, OMEGA and LORAN Radio Goniometer
Radio Compass ADF DME TACAN Visual Omni Range Doppler Navigation Principles and Systems.
Inertial Navigation Gyroscope Force Balance Accelerometer Stable Platforms
Strapped down inertial Navigation Systems Satellite Navigation.
Guidance of MissilesElectromagnetic Beam Rider Principle Laser Beam Rider Construction and Working
Homing Guidance Passive, Active and semiactive Homing Command Guidance Wire Command and Wireless
Command Control of Guidance Systems.
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Courseno: EE6670
Coursename: Radio Navigation Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6680
Coursename: Inertial Navigation & Gyro Tech.
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6690
Coursename: Micro Processor Design of CGl Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Review of Microprocessor architecture, registers and data manipulations - Memory and I/O interfacing
instructions set - Programming microprocessor based designs - Microcontroller and microcomputer: Typical applications in
control, guidance and instrumentation systems.
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Courseno: EE6710
Coursename: Modern Control Theory
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6720
Coursename: Discrete Data Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6730
Coursename: Nonlinear Control Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6740
Coursename: Neural Networks and Applications
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6750
Coursename: Adaptive and Optimal Control
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6760
Coursename: Optimal Estimation Techniques
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6770
Coursename: Pattern Recognition & Learning Sys.
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6780
Coursename: Robotic Control Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6790
Coursename: Multivariable Control Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6810
Coursename: Transient Analy. of Elect. Machines
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6820
Coursename: Field Theory
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6830
Coursename: Comp. Aided Design of Elec.machines
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6850
Coursename: VLSI Broadband Communication Circuits
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: Digital signal transmission over lossy and dispersive channels: Eye diagrams Eye closure crosstalk, and
jitter Synchronization: clock and data recovery circuits using phase locked loops and delay locked loops Equalization:
Transmit pre-emphasis, Receive feedforward equalization, and decision feedback equalization Integrated circuit
implementation of
broadband amplifiers for transmission and reception, feedforward and decision feedback equalization, clock and data
recovery circuits, multiplexers, and demultiplexers.
Course Content:
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Prerequisite: NIL
Courseno: EE6880
Coursename: Steady State Anal.of Scr Cont.machines
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Characterization of power system problems Drawbacks and limitations of conventional approaches
Introduction to knowledge based systems Types and characteristics of knowledge based systems: Artificial Intelligence,
Expert Systems, Artificial Neural networks, Pattern recognition, Machine Learning, Fuzzy systems, Genetic Algorithms and
Evolutionary Programming, Simulated Anneling, Data Mining, Hybrid Methods
Classification of Power System problems for use of knowledge based systems Power system applications of KBS:
Planning, Operation and Control Fault Diagnosis and Alarm processing Load forecasting Generator scheduling
Unit Commitment and Economic Dispatch.
Course Content:
Text Books: NIL
Prerequisite: EE686
Courseno: EE6890
Coursename: Thyristor Control of A.c.motors
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6910
Coursename: Comp.methods in Power Sys.analysis
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6940
Coursename: DSP Applications Lab
Type: Lab
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EE591
Courseno: EE6950
Coursename: DSP Systems Lab
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE6960
Coursename: Computer Applcs. in Power Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6970
Coursename: Elec. Energy Resource Mgmt.
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6980
Coursename: Transients in Power Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7000
Coursename: Project
Type: Theory
Credit: 0
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Courseno: EE7010
Coursename: Advanced Electromagnetics
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7030
Coursename: Advanced Topics in VLSI
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Topics of current interest such as advanced microprocessor and mixed-signal
architectures, power, speed and signal integrity issues, crosstalk and noise analysis, statistical analysis, issues in testing.
Course Content:
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Courseno: EE7090
Coursename: Advanced Topics On Antennas
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7110
Coursename: Advanced Communication Theory
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EE611
Courseno: EE7120
Coursename: Selected Topics in Communication
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EE633
Courseno: EE7210
Coursename: Special Semiconductor Devices
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7330
Coursename: Advanced Topics in Digital Signal Proc.
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EE633
Courseno: EE7410
Coursename: Fiber Optic Cmponents Sources & Detector
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7420
Coursename: Optical Communication Networks
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7430
Coursename: Lasers and Optoelectronics
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7450
Coursename: Integrated Optics and Photonics
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EE601
Courseno: EE7460
Coursename: Advances in TV Communication Networks
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7470
Coursename: Opt. Sig. Processing & Opt. Computing
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7480
Coursename: Colour Tele.systems, Design and Practice
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7540
Coursename: Systems Engineering
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7570
Coursename: Special Topics in Dig.Filter Design
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7690
Coursename: Microprocessor Based Des.of CGI System
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7710
Coursename: Systems Reduction Techniques
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7820
Coursename: Comp.Aided Field Anal.for Des.of LPT
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7860
Coursename: Dig. Simulation of Power Elect.Cir.& Sys
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EE686
Courseno: EE7870
Coursename: Selected Topics in Elec.Traction & Drive
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EE686
Courseno: EE7920
Coursename: Selected Topics in HV Engineering
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7930
Coursename: Selected Topics in Power Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7940
Coursename: Selected Topics in Power Syst.Project
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE7950
Coursename: Digital Signal Processor Based Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EL2140
Coursename: Electro-mechanical Energy Conversion
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EL3030
Coursename: Analog Electronic Circuits I
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EL3070
Coursename: Solid State Devices
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Prerequisite: EC206
Courseno: EL3110
Coursename: Principles of Communication Engg
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EL3170
Coursename: Electromech.energy Conversion Lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EL3210
Coursename: Elec.machines & Control Engg.lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Prerequisite: EL214
Courseno: EL3260
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Prerequisite: EL311
Courseno: EL3320
Coursename: Commn. Networks & Trans.Lines
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EL3360
Coursename: Adv.Electronics Lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EL3420
Coursename: Electronics Circuits Lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EL3460
Coursename: Control Systems Lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EL3550
Coursename: Electromechanical Energy Conversion
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EL3590
Coursename: Principles of Communication Engg.
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EL3660
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EL3680
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EL3720
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EL3760
Coursename: Commn. Networks & Transmission Lines
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EL3780
Coursename: Commn. Networks & Transmission Lines
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EL3840
Coursename: Electromechanical Energy Conv. Lab
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EL4030
Coursename: Digital Communication Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EL4070
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EL4110
Coursename: Advanced Communication Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Prerequisite: EL336
Courseno: EL4520
Coursename: Advanced Electronics Lab II
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EL4770
Coursename: Advanced Electronics Lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EL4830
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EN2000
Coursename: Electrical Sciences I
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EN2200
Coursename: Electrical Sciences Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Prerequisite: EN210
Courseno: EN4720
Coursename: Modern Control Theory
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite: EN210
Courseno: EP2120
Coursename: Electrical Machines I
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EP3010
Coursename: Electronic Circuits
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EP3030
Coursename: Electromagnetic Fields
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EP3050
Coursename: Electric Machines-II
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EP3130
Coursename: Trans. & Distri. of Elecl.power
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EP3170
Coursename: Electrical Machines Lab
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Prerequisite: EP212
Courseno: EP3240
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EP3280
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EP3340
Coursename: Control Engg. & Robotics Lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Prerequisite: EC309
Courseno: EP4010
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EP4090
Coursename: Advanced Elecl.engg.lab.
Type: Lab
Credit: 1
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Courseno: IL3910
Type: Others
Credit: 1
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Courseno: IL5020
Type: Theory
Credit: 1
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Courseno: IL6020
Type: Theory
Credit: 1
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Courseno: NUS010
Coursename: Systems & Control
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: NUS020
Coursename: Digital Communications
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: NUS030
Coursename: Microwave Circuits & Devices
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: NUS040
Coursename: Image Processing
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: NUS070
Coursename: Engineering Electromagnetics
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: NUS080
Coursename: Advanced Control Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: NUS090
Coursename: Power System Management and Protection
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: NUS120
Coursename: Embedded Hardware System Design
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: NUS210
Coursename: Feedback Control Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: NUS230
Coursename: Microsystems Design and Applications
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: NUS390
Coursename: Computer Architecture
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: NUS400
Coursename: Industrial Control Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: NUS410
Coursename: Integrated Analog Design
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: NUS420
Coursename: Electric Drives and Control
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: NUS430
Coursename: Power Semiconudctor Devices and ICs
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE5071
Coursename: Computer Methods in Electrical Engg.
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: United and standards errors in measurement propagation of errors significant figures.
Analog indicating instruments: PMMC, MI, Electro dynamic, Electro static and rectifier type meters, TDM type wattmeters
energy meters.
Digital instruments Analogue to digital conversion Dual Slope DVM DMM counter timers Data
acquisition energy meters.
Graphical Instruments CRO Analogue Digital Storage.
Null balancing methods dc and ac bridges, dc and ac potentiometers, Transformer Ratio Bridge.
Voltage and current scaling Instrument Transformers Inductive voltage dividers measurement of errors.
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Prerequisite: NIL
Courseno: EC1100
Coursename: Introduction to Electrical Engg.
Type: Theory
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE5133
Coursename: VLSI Technology
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE5134
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE5210
Coursename: Semiconductor Device Modelling
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: Concentration and motion of carriers in Semiconductor bulk - Equilibrium
concentration in intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors, Excess carriers, Drift and Diffusion transport, continuity equation.
Concentration and motion of carriers at the interface-Surface recombination, surface mobility etc. Device
Modeling - Basic equations for device analysis, approximation to these equations for deriving analytical expressions. PN
Homojunctionideal -
static I-V characteristics and deviations including breakdown, ac small signal
equivalent circuit, switching characteristics. MIS Junction/capacitor-ideal C-V
characteristics and deviations due to interface states/charges and work function differences, threshold voltage.
BJT-Transistor action, Static Characteristics, ac small signal equivalent circuit, switching characteristics. FETs-Field effect,
types of transistors (JFET, MESFET, MISFET),
Static characteristics of MISFET, small signal equivalent circuit, difference between BJT and FETS.
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Courseno: EE5182
Coursename: Computational Electromagnetics
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EC5410
Coursename: Fibre Optic Communication Technology
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EC3220
Coursename: Device Modellling
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6346
Coursename: Advanced CMOS Devices and Technology
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: To teach the basics of how modern CMOS devices are designed for better power-performance compared to
previous generation when simple geometric shrinking no longer works. This will be useful for both designers and
technologists who want to work on advanced nodes as there is a lot of design-technology interaction needed for a
successful tape out
Course Content: Review of CMOS scaling. Problems with traditional geometric scaling. Power crisis Mobility enhancement
techniques. Review of stress and strain, how it affects band structure of silicon. Types and realization of stress elements.
Problems with stress elements Gate oxide scaling trend. Urgency to switch gate dielectric material. High K material
selection. Fermi level pinning Process integration of high K gate dielectrics and metal gates Multi-gate transistors. Ways
of realization. Fabrication issues and integration challenges Ultra shallow junction. Dopant activation methods. Reduction
of parasitic RC Analog and digital benchmarking of models. Layout dependent effects. Test structures used for
characterization. Variations and how it can affect scaling. Basics of sub wavelength lithography. Design for
manufacturability
Text Books: No single textbook is available
Reference Books: 1. Hei Wong , Nano-CMOS Gate Dielectric Engineering, CRC, 2011. 2. J.-P. Colinge, FinFETs
and Other Multi-Gate Transistors, Springer, 2010. 3. S. Deleonibus, Electronic Device Architectures for the
Nano-CMOS Era, Pan Stanford 2009 4. B. Wong, A. Mittal, Y. Cao, G. Starr, Nano-CMOS Circuit and Physical
Design, Wiley Inter-science 2004 5. B. Wong, F. Zach, V. Moroz, A. Mittal, G. Starr, A. Kahng, Nano-CMOS Design for
Manufacturability, Wiley 2009 6. A. Dimoulas, E. Gusev, P.C. McIntyre, M. Heyns (Eds.), "Advanced Gate Stacks for
High-Mobility Semiconductors", Springer 2007
Prerequisite: EC3101
Courseno: EC4201
Coursename: Project II
Type: Project
Credit: 8
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Courseno: EE5190
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE5150*
Coursename: Project I (DD)
Type: Project
Credit: 5
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Courseno: EE5600
Coursename: Project II - (DD)
Type: Project
Credit: 18
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Courseno: EC5150*
Coursename: Project I
Type: Project
Credit: 5
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Courseno: EC5210
Type: Project
Credit: 18
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Courseno: BT1020
Coursename: Material and Energy Balances
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: To understand the bioprocesses described in words and convert them to flow charts and mathematical
expressions. To understand basic material and energy balances and their applications in bioprocess industries by using
examples primarily based on bioprocess operations and other biological systems. To develop an ability to perform material
and energy balances simultaneously for biological systems in steady state and transient state
Course Content: Units and dimensions; significant figures; process variables and stoichiometry. System and surrounding;
steady and unsteady state; problem solving strategy; choosing a basis; general material balance equation; balances on
single and multiple units without reactions; balances on processes involving reactions; recycle; bypass and purge;
balances involving cell growth and product formation. First law of thermodynamics; balances on closed and open systems;
calculation of enthalpy changes; general energy balance equation; balances on non-reactive and reactive processes; heat of
reaction for processes with biomass production; thermodynamics of microbial growth; balances on cell culture. Unsteady
state material and energy balances; simultaneous unsteady state balances; solving unsteady state balances
Text Books: 1. David M. Himmelblau, James B. Riggs, Basic Principles and Calculations in Chemical Engineering, 7th
Edition, 2004, Prentice Hall India
2. Richard M. Felder, Ronald W. Rousseau, Elementary Principles of Chemical Processes, 3rd Edition, 2000, John Wiley &
Sons
Reference Books: 1. Pauline M. Doran, Bioprocess Engineering Principles, 1995, Academic Press
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Courseno: EC5250
Coursename: Project II DD
Type: Project
Credit: 18
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Courseno: EC5140
Coursename: Computer Communication Network
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: ID3010
Coursename: Sensory, Motor and Language Disorders
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: To familiarize students with aspects of human anatomy and physiology necessary for rehabilitation
engineering.The course will introduce students to the anatomy and physiology of the human body, the broad areas of
disability, different kinds of impairments, the WHO classifications on Functioning, Disability and Health, their impact on
childs development and the ability for an individual to function in an area of life. Students should be able to propose
simple assistive devices to address the fun
Course Content: International Classification of Functioning for Adults,
International Classification of Functioning of Children and Youth
impact of impairment on learning and development: areas of functioning; role of environment; concept of participation
The visual system: Anatomy and physiology, eye disease, visual impairment and impact on learning and development
The auditory system: Anatomy and Physiology, hearing Impairment, language intervention (oral and sign language)
Motor systems: Anatomy and physiology, locomotor impairments (muscular dystrophy, polio, club foot, Erbs palsy)
Complex sensory motor disorders: Deaf-blindness, cerebral palsy
Technology intervention and use of assistive devices
Text Books: 1. International Classification of Functioning, WHO
2. Children with Disabilities, Mark Batshaw M.D., Nancy Roizen M.D., Laura Anthony and Philippa Campbell
Reference Books: 1. Cook and Hussey's Assistive Technologies: Principles and Practice, Albert M. Cook and Jan M. Polgar
2. Computer Access for People with Disabilities: A Human Factors Approach, Richard C. Simpson
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Courseno: ID3020
Coursename: Design of Assistive Devices
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EC3101+
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6000H
Coursename: Request for HTRA / HTTA
Type: Others
Credit: 3
Description: assignments will be given by dept to scholars towards htra
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Courseno: EE3301
Coursename: Introduction to Semiconductor Devices
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: This is the first course of the proposed new minor stream "Microelectronics". The basic properties of
Semiconductor Materials and Devices will be discussed in this.
Course Content: Properties of semiconductor: Concept of free carriers (electrons and holes), intrinsic and extrinsic
semiconductor, ionization of impurities, concepts of mobility, excess carriers, generation-recombination and lifetime.
Charge transport in semiconductor: Drift and diffusion, continuity equation
p-n junction: Energy band diagram under thermal equilibrium and with applied bias, concept of space charge layer, built-in
potential, current-voltage and capacitance voltage characteristics, junction breakdown.
Bipolar Junction Transistor: Four different modes of operation, CE, CB and CC configurations, input-output characteristics
MOSFET: 2-terminal MOS structure, threshold voltage, C-V characteristics, MOSFET I-V characteristics
Text Books: 1. Solid State Devices by Ben G.Streetman and Sanjay Banerjee, Pearson Prentice Hall
2. Semiconductor Devices Physics and Technology by S.M.Sze, John Wiley and Sons
3. Semiconductor Devices Modelling and Technology by Nandita DasGupta and Amitava DasGupta, Prentice Hall of India
Pvt.Ltd.
Reference Books: 1. Physics of Semiconductor Devices by S.M.Sze, John Wiley and Sons
2. Introduction to Semiconductor Materials and Devices by M.S.Tyagi, John Wiley and Sons
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Courseno: EE5600+
Coursename: Project II (DD)
Type: Project
Credit: 19
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Courseno: EE6499
Coursename: Advanced Topics in Control Systems Technology
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: To teach advances in the area that are of current interest.
Course Content: To be decided based on topical areas of interest.
Text Books: To be decided based on topical areas of interest.
Reference Books: To be decided based on topical areas of interest.
Prerequisite: COT
Courseno: EC5260
Type: Project
Credit: 20
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Courseno: EE5131
Coursename: Selected Topics in Digital Signal Processing
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: To teach the basics of filter structures, multirate signal processing, spectral analysis, and cepstral analysis
Course Content: Structures for Discrete-Time Systems: Signal flow graphsIIR system structures (direct form, cascade
form, parallel form)FIR system structures (direct form for linear phase FIR systems, frequency sampling form)Lattice
Structuresstructure conversion, simulation, and verification
Multirate Signal Processing: Sampling rate conversionconversion by an integer factorconversion by a non-integer
factorimplementation of multirate systemspolyphase filter structurestwo-channel filter banksconditions for
perfect reconstructionperfect reconstruction orthogonal filter banksquadrature mirror filter banks.
Spectral Analysis: Fourier analysis of signals using the DFTDFT analysis of sinusoidal signalsthe time-dependent
Fourier transformspectrogramapplication to non-stationary signals.
Cepstral Analysis: Definition of the cepstrumcomplex cepstrum (definition and alternative expressions)complex
cepstrum of exponential and minimum-phase sequencesphase unwrappingcomplex cepstrum for a simple multipath
modelapplications to speech processing.
Text Books: 1. Applied Digital Signal Processing, D.G. Manolakis and V.K. Ingle, Cambridge University Press, 2011.
2. Discrete-time Signal Processing, A.V. Oppenheim and R.W. Schafer, 3rd edition, Prentice-Hall, 2010.
Reference Books: Digital Signal Processing, S.K. Mitra, McGraw-Hill, 4th edition, 2010
Prerequisite: EE5330, COT
Courseno: EE1000
Coursename: Introduction to Electrical Engineering
Type: Theory
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE1001
Coursename: Electrical and Magnetic Circuits
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE1100
Coursename: Basic Electrical Engineering
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: DC circuits -AC circuits -True and reactive power in AC circuits.
Electro -Mechanical Energy Conversion -Power Systems.
Opams and their Applications -Basic digital systems - Microprocessors Computer networking fundamentals.
Principles of communication -Basics of Signal Processing.
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Text Books:
Reference Books: 1. incent Del Toro : Electrical Engineering Fundamentals, Prentice Hall India, 1989.
2. Paul Horowitz & Winfield Hill, The Art of Electronics, Cambridge University Press, 1992.
3. Taub & Schilling, Digital Integrated Electronics, McGraw-Hill, 4. Ralph J Smith, "Circuits Devices and Systems, John
Willey & Sons, 1989.
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Courseno: EE2001
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE2002
Coursename: Networks and Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE2003
Coursename: Computer Organization
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE2004
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE2005
Coursename: Electrical Machines
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE2006
Coursename: Electromagnetic Fields
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE2100
Coursename: Electrical Sciences
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE2701
Coursename: CAD Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE2702
Coursename: Digital Circuits Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE3001
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE3002
Coursename: Analog Circuits
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE3003
Coursename: Power Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE3004
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE3005
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE3006
Coursename: Principles of Measurement
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE3020
Coursename: Industrial Training
Type: Others
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE3110
Coursename: Probability Foundations for Electrical Engineers
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE3203
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE3205
Coursename: Electrical Machines II
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE3313
Coursename: Device Modelling
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE3701
Coursename: Microprocessor Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE3702
Coursename: Electrical Machines Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE3703
Coursename: Analog Circuits Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE4131
Coursename: Analog and Digital Filters
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4140
Coursename: Digital Communication Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE4254
Coursename: High Voltage Engineering
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4311
Coursename: Digital Electronics
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4345
Coursename: Power Semiconductor Devices & Power IC's
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4347
Coursename: Electronic and Photonic Nanoscale Devices
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE4348
Coursename: Quantum Electronics and Lasers
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4371
Coursename: Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: This is an introductory course on data structures and algorithms meant for students of electrical engineering,
especially those interested in computer aided design and design automation. The course covers basic algorithmic
complexity theory; data structures and algorithms for list-like structures, graphs, matrices; Algorithm Design Paradigms -
greedy, divide and conquer, dynamic programming, backtracking.
Course Content: *Data representation and abstract data types; basic concepts of data structures *Efficiency of
algorithms; big-Oh notation; time and space complexity; performance measures *Abstract data types: array, lists, trees
and associated algorithms *Hashing and searching, dictionary data types *Graph data structures and algorithms:
shortest paths, depth-first and breadth-first search, set and vertex cover; applications to design automation *Sparse
matrices; representation; efficient numerical algorithms *Algorithm Design Paradigms - greedy, divide and conquer,
dynamic programming, backtracking. *Basics of concurrent algorithms; introduction to parallel programming and
architectures
Text Books: Aho, Hopcroft and Ullmann, "Data structures and Algorithm", Addison Welsey, 1984
Reference Books: T. Cormen, C. Leiserson, R. Rivest and C. Stein, Introduction to Algorithms, 3rd Ed., MIT Press, 2009. E.
Horowitz, S. Sahni and S. Rajsekaran, Fundamentals of Computer Algorithms, Galgotia Publications, 2012
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE4430
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4504
Coursename: Fibre Optic Communication
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4701
Coursename: Advanced EE Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE4702
Coursename: Advanced Comm. Lab I
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE4703
Coursename: Advanced Comm. Lab II
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE4704
Coursename: Advanced Microelectronics Lab I
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE4705
Coursename: Advanced Microelectronics Lab II
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE4706
Coursename: Advanced Power Systems Lab I
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE4707
Coursename: Advanced Power Systems Lab II
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE4800
Coursename: Self-Study Elective
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4801
Coursename: Honours Self-Study Elective I
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4802
Coursename: Honours Self-Study Elective II
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE4900
Coursename: B.Tech Project
Type: Project
Credit: 9
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Courseno: EE5002
Coursename: Analysis of Networks & Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE5011
Coursename: Computer Methods in Electrical Engineering
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE5110
Coursename: Probability Foundations for Electrical Engineers
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: Various definitions of probability, axioms of probability, basic properties derived from the axioms, conditional
probability, total probability, Bayes rule, Independence of events, combined experiments and independence, binary
communication channel example (MAP and ML decoding).
Random variables: Definition, cumulative distribution function (cdf), continuous, discrete and mixed random variables,
probability density function (pdf), examples of random variables, physical interpretation of pdfs (histograms), multiple
random variables, joint distribution definition and properties, joint density definition and properties, marginal
distribution and
density, conditional distribution and density, independence of random variables, expectations, moments, central moments,
properties of expectation operator, mean, variance, Markov inequality, Chebyshev inequality, Chernoff bound, effect of
linear transformations on mean and variance, autocorrelation, crosscorrelation, covariance, Cauchy-Schwartz
inequality, conditional expectation, characteristic function, central limit
theorem, transformations of single and multiple random variables, random vectors, properties of Gaussian random vectors.
Random processes: Definition, stationarity, mean, correlation and covariance, wide-sense
stationary random processes, examples of random processes, cross-correlation functions, joint wide-sense stationarity,
time averages and ergodicity, measurement of mean and autocorrelation function, transmission of random process through
a linear filterrelationship between input and output processes, power spectral density (PSD) definition and properties,
examples, relationship between input and output processes PSD for a linear
filter, periodograms, cross spectral densities, Gaussian process properties, white noise, noise equivalent bandwidth,
narrowband noise, bandpass processes representation, sampling.
Course Content:
Text Books: 1. Henry Stark and John W. Woods, Probability and Random Processes with Applications to Signal Processing,
Pearson Education, 2001.
2. Robert M. Gray and Lee D. Davisson, An Introduction to Statistical Signal Processing, Cambridge University Press, 2010.
Reference Books: 1. Athanasios Papoulis and S. Unnikrishna Pillai, Probability, Random Variables and Stochastic
Processes, McGraw Hill Higher Education, 2002.
2. Geoffrey R. Grimmett and David R. Stirzaker, Probability and Random Processes, Oxford University Press, 2001.
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5111
Coursename: Estimation Theory
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE5112
Coursename: Detection Theory
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE5113
Coursename: Detection and Estimation Theory
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE5120
Coursename: Applied Linear Algebra I for EE
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: The Arithmetic of Finite Fields Finite fields based on the integer ring and polynomial ring primitive
elements structure of finite fields. Linear Block Codes Matrix description of linear block codes standard arrays
Hamming codes and Reed-Muller codes. Cyclic Codes Polynomial description of cyclic codes minimal polynomials and
conjugates matrix description of cyclic codes circuits for implementation of cyclic codes. B C H Codes Definition of the
codes The Peterson decoder, fast decoding of BCH codes Reed-Solomon codes. Code Based on the Spectral
Techniques Fourier transform in a Galois Field conjugacy constraints and idempotents spectral description of cyclic
codes extended Reed-Solomon codes and extended BCH codes decoding algorithms based on spectral techniques.
Convolutional codes Encoding of convolutional codes structural properties of
convolutional codes distance properties of convolutional codes maximum likelihood decoding of convolutional codes
and majority logic decoding of convolutional codes. Codes for Burst Error correction Single - burst - error -
correcting block codes interleaving techniques convolutional codes for burst - error - correction. Introduction to AR
Schemes.
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5121
Coursename: Optimization Methods in Signal Processing and Communications
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: To introduce the student to analysis and optimization methods used in signal processing and communications.
Course Content: Preliminaries - Real numbers, Rn, sets, sequences and limits - Matrices, matrix operations, quadratic forms
- Functions, continuity, derivatives - Convex sets and functions
Optimization Theory - Formulation and problems in parametric form, Existence of solutions - Unconstrained problems: First
and second order conditions - Equality constrained problems: Lagrange methods and conditions - Inequality constrained
problems: Kuhn-Tucker methods and conditions - Convexity and quasi-convexity in optimization - Applications from signal
processing and communications
Linear and Convex Methods - Linear and convex programming for communication network optimization - Examples:
Resource sharing, resource allocation
Applications and Search Algorithms - Norm problems and regularization, examples - Estimation and detection, examples -
Descent and gradient methods
Text Books: 1. Convex Optimization' by Stephen Boyd and Lieven Vandenberghe, Cambridge University Press 2004.
2.Linear and Nonlinear Programming' by David G. Luenberger, Springer 2003.
Reference Books: 1. Applied Optimization: Formulation and Algorithms for Engineering Systems' by Ross Baldick,
Cambridge University Press 2006.
2. A First Course in Optimization Theory' by Rangarajan K. Sundaram, Cambridge University Press 1996.
3. Optimization by Vector Space Methods' by David G. Luenberger, Wiley Professional 1969.
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5130
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: Hypothesis testing Various criteria - Maximum likelihood, Bayes, Neyman - Pearson, min-max, Binary and
multiple hypothesis, composite hypothesis, ROC curves, their properties, notion of sufficient statistic. Detection of known
signals Detection of known signals in white gaussian noise, Design of optimum receivers, performance evaluation,
examples from communication and Radar. Estimation theory Estimation of parameters, Bayers, MAP and
MLE estimates, properties of estimators. Linear estimation Linear estimation properties of optimum processors, state
estimation innovation, Kalman filter, derivation and applications. Estimation of waveforms Minimum mean Square Error
estimation, Wiener filter, and its properties.
Course Content:
Text Books: NIL
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5140
Coursename: Digital Modulation and Coding
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: Introduction, protocol hierarchies: OSI and TCP/IP reference models - The
Physical layer: The telephone system, modem, Fiber in local loop, SONET/SDH, Switching, ISDN, ATM switches - The data
link layer: Framing, error control, data layer protocols: simplex stop and wait, sliding window protocol (Go back n and
selective repeat), Finite state machine model,
data link layer in ATM - Medium access layer: Aloha, slotted aloha, CSMA, CSMA/CD and collision - free protocols - wireless
LAN protocol, IEEE standard 802 for LANs and MANs, Bridges, MAC for satellite networks - Network layer: Routing
algorithms, congesion control algorithms, internetworking, IP protocol, ICMP, ARP, RARP, Mobile IP, IPVG, Network layer in
ATM networks - Transport protocol: Establishing and releasing connection, TCP and UDP TCP connection management,
transmission policy, timer management, ATM AAL layer protocol - Application
layer: API: Unix sockets, client server programming: Iterative Vs
concurrent servers, RPC, network security: Cryptography and digital signature, DNS, SNMP, multimedia networking.
Course Content:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5141
Coursename: Introduction to Wireless and Cellular Communication
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5150
Coursename: Communication Networks
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5151
Coursename: Communication Techniques
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5152
Coursename: Broadband Communication Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5153
Coursename: Foundations of Optical Networking
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5160
Coursename: Error Control Coding
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: Solar Energy Basics, Fundamentals of Photovoltaics, Properties of PV Materials and Junctions, p-n
Homojunction Solar Cells, p-n Heterojunction Solar Cells, Schottky Barrier and MIS Cells, Thin Flim Solar Cells, Advanced
concepts: Tandem junctions, thermophotovoltaics, Photovoltaic Materials and Device Characterization, Solar Economics.
Course Content:
Text Books: NIL
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5161
Coursename: Modern Coding Theory
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: To introduce the student to modern coding theory with emphasis on soft, iterative decoding and turbo/LDPC
codes.
Course Content: Linear Block Codes - Definition and properties, minimum distance, channel models - Optimal hard and soft
decision decoding in Gaussian channels - Bitwise MAP decoders using the code and its dual - Approximate bitwise MAP
decoders
Convolutional Codes - Definition and properties, trellis structure - Recursive and non-recursive encoders, free distance -
Maximum likelihood decoding in Gaussian channels (Viterbi) - BCJR decoding (MAP) and max-log-MAP approximations
Low Density Parity Check (LDPC) Codes - Definition and construction, degree distributions, regular and irregular ensembles
- Hard and soft message-passing decoders - Computation trees, density evolution and threshold for symmetric channels -
Optimization of degree distribution - Codes in standards and codec implementations
Turbo Codes - Definition and construction - Turbo encoder and interleaver, ensemble distance properties - Turbo decoder
in theory and in practice - Codes in standards and codec implementations
Text Books: 1. Error Control Coding' by Shu Lin and Daniel Costello, Pearson / Prentice Hall 2003.
2. Modern Coding Theory' by Tom Richardson and Rudiger Urbanke, Cambridge University Press 2008.
Reference Books: 1. Channel Codes: Classical and Modern' by William E. Ryan and Shu Lin, Cambridge University Press
2009.
2. Iterative Error Correction' by Sarah Johnson, Cambridge University Press 2010.
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5162
Coursename: Information Theory
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5163
Coursename: Digital Signal Compression
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5170
Coursename: Speech Signal Processing
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: Introduction - RadarEquation - Search and tracking radars - Pulse,
CW and FM radars - MTI and Pulse Doppler radar systems - Radar
system components - Radar antennas - Receiver characteristics - Propagation effects. Application of DSP in radar systems :
Clutter
modeling and classification - Optimum MTI receivers Detection
of moving targets in clutter - MTD
schemes.
Course Content:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5175
Coursename: Image Signal Processing
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5200
Coursename: Power Converter Analysis and Design
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: Linear and nonlinear circuit simulation techniques-Algorithms and computational methods transient
analysis frequency domain analysis moment methods sensitivity analysis timing simulation. Numerical solution of
differential equations-FEM, FVM and FDM, grid generation, error estimates, transient and small signal solutions applications
to device and
process simulation. Introduction to VHDL modeling, layout algorithms, yield estimation algorithms, Symbolic analysis and
synthesis of analog ICs. Lab : Familiarity with tools such as SPICE, device and process simulators, MAGIC, VHDL and
project.
Course Content:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5201
Coursename: Modelling and Analysis of Electric Machines
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5202
Coursename: Computer Aided Design of Electrical Machines
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5203
Coursename: Switched Mode Power Conversion
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5253
Coursename: Computer Methods in Power Systems Analysis
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5254
Coursename: High Voltage Technology
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5255
Coursename: High Voltage Power Transmission
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5256
Coursename: Computer Applications in Power System Operation and Planning
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5257
Coursename: Energy Management Systems and SCADA
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5258
Coursename: Power System Optimization
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5259
Coursename: Knowledge based Systems in Power Engineering
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5260
Coursename: Power Quality
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: MOS as 2-terminal device : Ideal MIS diode, Deviation from Ideality. Si-SiO2
system: Oxide Charges. GaAs MIS structure and related problems - Interface
Trap Properties from the Capacitance and Conductance - Determination
of Flatband Voltage, Oxide trapped Charges and Radiation effects - Deep
levels and DLTS. MOS as 3 and 4-terminal device: Modern MOSFET. Effect of non-uniform doping, Short and narrow channel
-effectsThreshold
voltage shift, subthreshold slope, Velocity saturation, and its effect on transconductance, Hot electrons. Problem of Punch
through. SOI MOSFETs.
Course Content:
Text Books: NIL
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5261
Coursename: Flexible AC Transmission Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5310
Coursename: Analog Electronic circuits
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: Frequency compensation in voltage and current feedback amplifiers, Grounding and shielding, Analysis and
sample applications of special purpose ICs like instrumentation amplifiers, isolation amplifiers, operational
transconductance amplifiers, logarithmic amplifiers, multipliers, voltage to frequency and frequency to voltage convertors,
phase locked loop, voltage references, low noise, current differencing and low power operational
amplifiers, voltage regulators and power supply monitors, A / D and D / A convertors, I C protection and performance
boosting circuits.
Course Content:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5311
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Courseno: EE5312
Coursename: VLSI Technology
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5313
Coursename: Semiconductor Device Modelling
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5320
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: Review of combinational circuit analysis and design use of SOP and POS functions and maps, function
minimization methods, design using SSIs and MSIs, PLD based design Analysis and design of synchronous
sequential circuits-top-down design methods, use of state diagrams, ASM charts and ASM based design Asynchronous
sequential circuit analysis and design consideration of critical races and use of flow tables Multiple input
and multiple output controller design use of microprogrammed sequencers and PlDs Modern design methods
use of automated design tools, introduction to hardware description languages and implementations using FPGAs.
Course Content:
Text Books: NIL
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5321
Coursename: Active Filter Design
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Courseno: EE5323
Coursename: Advanced Electrical Networks
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: To teach students advanced concepts in electrical network analysis and simulation.
Course Content: Introduction: Review of linear electrical networks. Two port treatment using the scattering matrix the
Vector Network Analyzer. Reciprocity, Duality and Interreciprocity, Bode Sensitivity. Advanced Frequency compensation
techniques.
Noise in linear time invariant networks.
Linear time varying and linear periodically time varying (LPTV) system analysis. Periodic transfer functions, Periodic AC
analysis. Noise in LPTV systems discrete time , mixed continuous-time/discrete-time analog circuits and frequency
translating circuits. Phase noise in oscillators.
Weakly nonlinear networks and the Volterra Series formulation applications to
Filters and data converters.
Text Books: None.
Reference Books: Selected papers from the IEEE Trans. On Circuits and Systems, IEEE Trans. On Microwave Theory and
Techniques, the IEEE Journal of Solid State Circuits and the Proceedings of the IEEE.
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5330
Coursename: Computer-Aided Design and Analysis of Digital ICs
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: Discrete Tine signals and systems: Basic sequences and sequence operations. Linear time invariant
systems Causality and stability. Linear constant coefficient difference equations. Discrete-time Fourier transform and its
properties. Convolution and modulation theorems.
Complex variables: Contour integrals Cauchys integral formula residues and residue theorem.
Z-Transform:
Properties of the region of convergence. Inverse z-transforms. Z-transform
properties. Sampling of Continuous-Time Signals: Periodic sampling. Frequency domain representation of sampling.
Reconstruction of a band limited signal form its samples. Changing the sampling rate using discrete time processing.
Multirate signal processing. Transform Analysis of LTI Systems: Frequency response of LTI systems. Relationship between
magnitude and phase. All-pass systems. Minimum phase systems, Generalised linear phase systems. Structures of
Discrete-Time
Systems: Signal flow graph representation of linear constant coefficient difference equations. Basic IIR structures.
Transposed forms. Basic structures for FIR systems. Overview of finite- precision numerical
effects. Discrete Fourier representation of finite duration sequences: discrete Fourier series and its properties. Fourier
transform of periodic signals. Sampling the Fourier transform. Fourier representation of finite duration sequences: the
discrete Fourier transform and its properties. Circular convolution, linear convolution using DFT.
Course Content:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5331
Coursename: DSP Architectures & Embedded Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: (1) The speech signal process of speech production acoustic phonetics the speech chain
anatomy of the ear sound perception audttory models (2) Acoustic thery of speech production lossless tube
models digital models for sampled speech signals (3) Time domain processing of speech signals: short-time energy,
magnitude, zerocrossing rate, autocorrelation function, AMDF.
(4) Frequency domain representations for speech signals: short-time
Fourier analysis and its modifications
(5) Cepstrum and homomorphic speech processing: short-time
cepsturm and complex cepstrum cepstrum analysis of allpole
modelscepstrum distance measures.
(6) Linear predictiv analysis of speech: basics of LP analysis-computation
of model gain-frequency domain interpretation-solution of the LP
equations-prediction error signal-properties of the LP polynomial-alternative
representations of the LP coefficients.
(7) Applications: introduction to speech coding, recognition, and
synthesis.
Course Content:
Text Books: 1. Lawrence Rabiner and Ronals Schafer, Theory and Applications of Digital Speech Processing,
Prentice Hall, 2011.
Reference Books: 1. T.F. Quatieri, DiscreteTime Speech Signal Processing, Prentice Hall 2002.
2. L.T. Rabiner and R. Schafer, Digital Processing of Speech Signals, Prentice Hall, 1978.
3. Douglas OShaughnessy, Speech Communciations: Human and Machine, Universities Press, 2001.
4. J. Benetsy, M.M. Sondhi, Y. Huang (eds) Springer Handbook of Speech Processing, SpringerVerlag, 2008.
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5332
Coursename: Mapping Signal Processing Algorithms to DSP Architectures
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5340
Coursename: MicroElectroMechanical Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Transfer functions for filters - Low sensitivity passive realizations - Active RC filters derived from low
sensitivity passive models - Active RC second order universal building blocks and cascade realisations.
Course Content:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5341
Coursename: MOS Device Modeling & Characterization
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5342
Coursename: Compound Semiconductors Properties & Applications
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5343
Coursename: Solar Cell Device Physics and Materials Technology
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5344
Coursename: Amorphous & Polycrystalline Silicon Materials & Devices
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5345
Coursename: Semiconductor Power Devices
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5346
Coursename: Introduction to Plastic Electronics
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: To give an exposure to the basics of Plastic Electronics, a topical field of study, involving electronic and
optoelectronic devices those are compatible to the flexible substrates, enabling inexpensive processing techniques,
mechanically flexible and less power consumption.
Course Content: (1) Historical Background; Objectives and scopes; Basics of organic semiconductors (2) Localized Charge
Transport; Concept of Polaron (3) Organic Electronic Devices: Diodes (4) Organic Field-Effect Transistors: Charge transport
(5) Optoelectronic properties of Organic Semiconductors (6) Organic LED; Organic Light Emitting Transistors;
Phosphorescent LED (7) Organic Solar Cells (8) Organic Photo-FET: Charge generation, recombination and transport (9)
Organic TFT Chemical sensors (10) Brief introduction to frontier area of oxide semiconductors and graphene as the
potential materials for plastic electronics
Text Books: See the Reference Books
Reference Books: 1. S.-S. Sun, L. R. Dalton, Introduction to Organic Electronic and Optoelectronic Materials and
Devices, (Editor), CRC Press, 2008. 2. F. So, Organic Electronics: Materials, Processing, Devices and
Applications, CRC Press, 2009. 3. I. Kymissis, Organic Field Effect Transistors: Theory, Fabrication and
Characterization (Integrated Circuits and Systems), Springer, 2009. 4. K. Mllen, U. Scherf, Organic Light Emitting
Devices: Synthesis, Properties and Applications, John Wiley & Sons, 2006. 5. S.-S. Sun, N. S. Sariciftci, Organic
photovoltaics: mechanism, materials, and devices, Taylor & Francis, 2005. 6. S. M. Sze, "Physics of Semiconductor
Devices", John Wiley and Sons. 7. Literature: Journal and Conference papers, Articles, Review
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5350
Coursename: Mathematical Methods for Circuit Analysis
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5400
Coursename: Analog and Digital Circuits
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5401
Coursename: Measurements and Instrumentation
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
Course Content:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5410
Coursename: Introduction to DSP
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5411
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
Course Content:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5412
Coursename: Mathematical Methods in System Engineering
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: To introduce the mathematical prerequisites needed for graduate level courses offered in Control Engineering.
Course Content: 1. Introduction to vector spaces: Systems of linear equations, Subspaces and bases, Orthogonal bases
and orthogonal projections, Gram-Schmidt process, Linear models and least-squares problems, Eigenvalues and
Eigenvectors, Symmetric and positive definite matrices.
2. Functions on Euclidean space: Subsets of Euclidean space, Norms and inner product, Functions and continuity,
Sequences and convergence.
3. Calculus on Manifolds: Existence and uniqueness of solutions of ODEs, Derivatives, partial derivatives, Inverse and
Implicit function theorem, Introduction to Manifolds, tangent bundle, vector fields, Lie brackets, distributions and Frobenius
theorem.
Text Books: .
Reference Books: 1. Mathematical Analysis by Tom M. Apostol, Narosa Publishing House, 1993.
2. Calculus on Manifolds by Michael Spivak, W. A. Benjamin, Inc., 1965.
3. Finite-dimensional Vector Spaces by Paul R. Halmos, D Van Nostrand Company, Inc., 1942.
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5500
Coursename: Introduction to Photonics
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5502
Coursename: Optical Engineering
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5504
Coursename: Fiber Optic Communication Technology
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5505
Coursename: Wave Propagation in Communication
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5700
Coursename: DSP Applications Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
Description: The specific details of course contents would be chosen by participating faculty, and would typically include a
topic of current interest that can be studied through seminars given by students and discussions of technical literature. The
topic for the seminar would be chosen by the faculty and would typically be one of advanced microprocessor architectures,
power, crosstalk and signal integrity, statistical analysis and variation-aware design.
Course Content:
Text Books: NIL
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5701
Coursename: Communication Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5702
Coursename: Power Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5703
Coursename: VLSI Design Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE5704
Coursename: Control Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
Description:
Course Content:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6110
Coursename: Adaptive Signal Processing
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: Band pass data transmission: Geometric representation of signals coherent detection of signals in noise.
Correlation receiver and matched filter receiver. Probability of error and receiver implementation of BPSK, BFSK, QPSK,
MSK, M-ary PSK and M-ary FSK. Union bound approximation for the probability of error. Detection of signals with unknown
phase. Spectra of digitally modulated signals. Carrier and clock recovery methods. Error control
coding: Linear block codes: Generator and parity check matrices. Syndrome calculation. Error detection and error
correction using block codes. Conventional codes: Generator and transfer function matrices. State and trellis diagrams.
Maximum likelihood decoding of conventional codes: The Viterbi algorithm. Trellis coded modulation.
Course Content:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6111
Coursename: Spectral Estimation
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6130
Coursename: Advanced Topics in Signal Processing
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Introduction Estimation in signal processing- the mathematical estimation problem - assessing estimator
performance: Minimum Variance Unbiased Estimation Unbiased estimators-MVU criterionexistence of the MVU-finding the
MVU-extension to vector parameter: Cramer-Rao Lower Bound CRLB-Fisher Information-general CRLB for signals in
WGN-transformation of parameters-CRLB for vector parameters-transformation of vector parameters-asymptotic CRLB for
WSS Gaussian process-signal processing examples: Linear Models: Definition and properties-linear model
examples-extension to the linear model: General MVU Estimation Sufficient statistics-finding sufficient statistics by
NeymanFisher factorization-using sufficiency to find them VUE-RBLS Theorem-extension to vector parameter: Best Linear
Unbiased Estimator Definitionfinding the BLUE-extension to vector parameter-signal processing example: Maximum
Likelihood Estimation Motivation-finding the MLE-properties of the MLE-MLE of transformed parameters: the principle of
invariance-numerical determination of MLE-extension to vector parameter-asymptotic MLE-signal processing examples:
Least Squares Estimation Least squares approach-linear LS-weighted LS-geometrical interpretation-order-recursive
LS-sequential LS-non-linear LS-signal processing examples: Methods of Moments Definition-extension to vector
parameter-statistical evaluation of estimators-signal processing example: Bayesian Estimation Prior knowledge and
estimationchoosing a prior PDF-Bayesioan linear model-nuisance parameters-risk functions-MAP estimation-extension to
vector parameter-performance description.
Course Content: NIL
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6131
Coursename: Digital Filter Design
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Courseno: EE6140
Coursename: Multi-Antenna Digital Communications
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: Introduction The spectral estimation problem and its applications.
Classical and modelbased approaches-issues in spectral estimation.
Review of Probability, Statistics and Random Processes Random process characterization-bias and variance-ergodicity.
Classical Spectral Estimation Periodogram-averaged periodogram-Blackman-Tucky spectral estimator-bias/variance
trade-off.
Parametric Modelling Rational transfer function modelsmodels parameter relationship to the autocorrelation-examples of
AR, MA, and ARMA processes-issues in mode fitting.
Autoregressive Spectral Estimation Properties of AR processes: connection to linear prodiction and the minimum-phase
property-Levinson-Durbin
recursion-Lattice filter representation-implied ACF extension-connection
to maximum entropy spectral estimation-MLE of AR parametersstatistics
of the MLE-spectral flatness measure and the effects of noise on the AR spectral estimator-AR spectral estimation
algorithms (autocorrelation,
covariance, modified covariance, and Burg)-model order selection.
Moving Average Spectral Estimation The MA spectral estimator-MLE
estimation: Durbins method-statistics of the MA parameter estimates.
Autoregressive Moving Average Spectral Estimation Maximum-likelihood
estimation-statistics of the ML estimates-ARMA spectral estimation methods (Akaike approximate MLE, modified
Yule-Walker equations, leastsquares
modified Yule-Walker equations).
Minimum Variance Spectral Estimation Filtering interpretation of the periodogram-introduction to BLUE- the
minimum-variance spectral estimator-comparison of MVSE and AR spectral estimators (statistical properties, resolution,
and implied, and ACF extension).
Sinusoidal Parameter Estimation MLE of one sinusoid-extension to the multiple sinusoid case-eigenvector analysis of the
covariance matrix-Pisarenko Harmonic Decomposition-principal component method-Kumaresan-Tufs method
MUSIC-approximate MLE methods-iterative filtering algorithm.
Course Content:
Text Books: NIL
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6141
Coursename: Multicarrier Communications
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6142
Coursename: Advanced Topics in Communications
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: To teach students advances in the area of network information theory and network coding
Course Content: Introduction: Recapitulation of pre-requisites - typical sequences and AEP, source and channel coding
theorem, Gaussian channels.
Network information theory: multiple access channels (MAC), Gaussian multiple access channels, fading multiple access
channels; coding of correlated sources - Slepian-Wolf coding, linear coding of distributed sources; broadcast channels
Network coding: min-cut max-flow theorem for unicast networks, multiple unicast networks and network coding, linear
network coding, deterministic algorithm for code design, random linear codes, approaches and results for non-multicast
networks, function computation.
Text Books:
Reference Books: 1. Cover and Thomas, Elements of Information Theory, 2nd edition, Wiley-Interscience, 2006. 2. El Gamal
and Y-H. Kim, Network Information Theory, Cambridge University Press, 2012. 3. R.Yeung, Information Theory and Network
Coding, Springer, 2008.
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6150
Coursename: Stochastic Modeling and the Theory of Queues
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description: Bipolar Transistors, modern bipolar transistors, regional approach, DC characteristics under various injection
levels, transit time and capacitance components, high current effects, integral charge control relation (ICCR), generalized
ICCR, transient integral charge control (TICC) relation, field based modeling, one dimensional intrinsic bipolar transistor
model development, internal base impedance, two/three dimensional effects and complete
transistor modeling, temperature and other effects, industry standard models like SGP, VBIC, MEXTRAM and HICUM.
Hierarchical modeling strategy, application circuits.
MOS Transistors: PaoSah model, charge sheet approximation, surface potential, large signal modeling of MOST:
quasi-static and non-quasi-static
effects, threshold voltage based models, gummel symmetry and its effects in compact MOS models, charge based EKV
model, surface potential based model formulation, LDMOS model development, PSP model features, future MOS model
scenario. Passive components.
Course Content:
Text Books: NIL
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6151
Coursename: Advanced Topics in Networks
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: To teach advances in the area that are of current interest
Course Content: To be decided
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6200
Coursename: Power Electronic Control of Electric Machines
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6201
Coursename: Digital Simulation of Power Electronic Circuits & Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6253
Coursename: Power System Control and Stability
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6254
Coursename: Advanced Topics in Electrical Insulation
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6255
Coursename: Power System Protection
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6258
Coursename: DC Power Transmission Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6259
Coursename: Distributed Power Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6260
Coursename: Digital Simulation of Power Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: This is a broad spectrum course to provide an insight into moden developments in the areas allied to theory
and practice of robotics and Control systems. The course will be supported by Video material to encourage self study.
Optimal Control Principles, Robust Control, Fuzzy and Neural Controllers, PatternV Recognition, Modern Drive Control,
BLDC Motor, Micro Machines, Micro Actuators and Micro Sensors, Applied image Processing/Robotic Vision.
Course Content:
Text Books: NIL
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6310
Coursename: Seminar
Type: Others
Credit: 1
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Courseno: EE6320
Coursename: RF Integrated Circuits
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6321
Coursename: VLSI Data Conversion Circuits
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6322
Coursename: VLSI Broadband Communication Circuits
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6340
Coursename: Semiconductor Epitaxial Technology & Applications
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: Information measures, entropy, relative entropy and mutual information, asymptotic equipartition property,
entropy rates of stochastic processes, data compression, channel capacity, differential entropy, Gaussian channel,
rate-distortion theory, network information theory, multiple access channel, broadcast channel, relay channel, interference
channel.
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Text Books: NIL
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6341
Coursename: Compact Modeling of Devices in Integrated Circuit Design
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6342
Coursename: Characterization of Semiconductor Materials & Devices
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6343
Coursename: Special Electronic Devices
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6344
Coursename: Advanced CMOS devices and technology
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6350
Coursename: Noise in Electric Devices & Circuits
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6360
Coursename: Advanced topics in VLSI
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: This course introduces the students to the emerging technology of converged broadband
services that offer multimedia digital communication of voice, video and data over diverse
transmission media. Access communication systems will be covered some key topics are:
Characteristics of access network media
Modulation and error control schemes
Special attributes of access networks
Network management basics: OAMP
Cable access technology
DSL access technologies
LMDS, MMDS and WiMax fixed wireless access technologies
3G
cellular technology
Characteristics of home networks: Hardware, middleware and protocols
Residential gateway
Enterprise LAN network
WiFi wireless LAN
Blue tooth and UWB PANs
Course Content:
Text Books: NIL
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Courseno: EE6361
Coursename: Advanced Topics in VLSI
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: To provide students with in-depth studies on specific topics related to VLSI. The exact subject matter will vary
each time the course is offered. A significant amount of participation from outside / guest faculty from industry is expected.
Course Content: Topics of current interest such as advanced microprocessor and mixed-signal architectures, power, speed
and signal integrity issues, crosstalk and noise analysis, statistical analysis, issues in testing.
Text Books: Reading material prescribed in class. Mostly journal articles and literature.
Reference Books: Reading material prescribed in class. Mostly journal articles and literature.
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6402
Coursename: Biomedical Electronic Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6403
Coursename: Transducers for Instrumentation
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6404
Coursename: Power System Instrumentation
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6405
Coursename: Precision Electrical Measurements
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6406
Coursename: Applications of Integrated Circuits
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6412
Coursename: Adaptive & Optimal Control
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6413
Coursename: Robotic Control Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6414
Coursename: Discrete Data Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6415
Coursename: Nonlinear Control Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6416
Coursename: Robust Control
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6417
Coursename: Allied Topics in Control Systems
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: This course will introduce students to tools for robustness
Course Content: Review of classical control concepts including Bode plots, Nyquist plots, root locus. Basics of two-degree
of freedom controllers. Robustness analysis using Kharitonov polynomials Performance measures for control systems
Structured and unstructured uncertainty models and their robustness analysis H_infinity control concepts
Text Books: K. Zhou, J. Doyle and K. Glover, Robust and Optimal Control, Prentice-Hall, 1999 T. Glad and L. Ljung, Control
Theory: Multivariable and non-linear methods, Taylor and Francis, 2009
Reference Books: J. Doyle, B. Francis and A. Tannenbaum, Feedback Control Theory, Dover, 2009
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6419
Coursename: Geometric Nonlinear Control Theory
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6490
Coursename: Advanced Topics in Control Systems Technology
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6491
Coursename: Advanced Topics in Instrumention
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
Description: To teach students advances in the area of instrumentation that are of current interest.
Course Content: To be decided.
Text Books: To be decided.
Reference Books: To be decided.
Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE6500
Coursename: Integrated Optoelectronic Devices and Circuits
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6501
Coursename: Optical Sensors
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6502
Coursename: Optical Signal Processing and Quantum Communication
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6504
Coursename: Optical Communication Networks
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6505
Coursename: Waveguides, Microwave Circuits, and Antennas
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6506
Coursename: Computational Electrogmagnetics
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE6507
Coursename: Radar Techniques
Type: Theory
Credit: 3
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Courseno: EE6700
Coursename: Advanced Photonics Laboratory
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EE6900
Coursename: Dual Degree Project
Type: Project
Credit: 20
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Courseno: EE6901
Coursename: M.Tech Project (EE1)
Type: Project
Credit: 19
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Courseno: EE7101
Coursename: Directed Study on Research Topics
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE7201
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE7301
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
Description:
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE7401
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE7500
Coursename: Advanced Topics in RF and Photonics
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE7501
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: IL4020
Type: Others
Credit: 1
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EC5143
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Prerequisite:
Courseno: EE4001
Coursename: Electronic & Photonic Nanoscale Devices
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE5347
Coursename: Electronic and Photonic Nanoscale Devices
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EL5223
Coursename: Laboratory (Power)
Type: Lab
Credit: 2
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Courseno: EC1010
Coursename: Electrical and Magnetic Circuits
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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Courseno: EE5471
Coursename: Computer Methods in Electrical Engg.
Type: Theory
Credit: 4
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