Sr No Practical Outcomes

Trace your electrical engineering Laboratories

 draw layout of electrical laboratory
 prepare charts of electrical safety and demonstrate the operation of Fire
1.
extinguisher equipments
 demonstrate and use electric tools such as pliers screwdriver insulation cutter
tester
Measure of EMF of DC source and to calculate its internal resistance by connecting
2.
it to an external load part 1
Measure of EMF of DC source and to calculate its internal resistance by connecting
3.
it to an external load part 2
4. determine the equivalent resistance of series connection
5. Determine the equivalent resistance of parallel connection
Use case of current law and gift shops Voltage law to determine current and voltages
6.
in electric circuits part 1
Use case of current law and Kirchhoff's Voltage law to determine current and
7.
voltages in electric circuits part 2
8. In the series connected circuits determine the equivalent capacitance
9. In The parallel connected circuits determine the equivalent capacitance
Determine the time constant of RC circuit analytically and graphically including
10. plotting the charging and discharging curves of a capacitor see through resistor R
part 1
Determine the time constant of RC circuit analytically and graphically including
11. plotting the charging and discharging curves of a capacitor see through resistor R
part 2
12. For the given magnetic material find the BH curve and hysteresis loop part 1
13. For the given magnetic material find the BH curve and hysteresis loop part 2
14. For the given magnetic material find the BH curve and hysteresis loop part 3
Use Faraday's first law of electromagnetic induction to analyse the behaviours of
15.
statically induced EMF and dynamically induced EMF in the given circuit part 1
Use Faraday's first law of electromagnetic induction to analyse the behaviours of
16.
statically induced EMF and dynamically induced EMF in the given circuit part 2
Sr No Unit Outcomes
1. Basic Electrical Parameters
Unit 1 basic electrical parameters
1. Distinguish the features of the
given electrical parameters
2. Explain the given terms
3. Describe the given effect of the
electric current with a relevant
application
4. Calculate work power and
energy for given circuits
7. DC Circuits
Apply Ohm's law to calculate internal
resistance of given circuit distinguish
the given two parameters calculate
equivalent resistance for a given
circuit apply Kirchhoff law to
determine current and voltage in the
given circuit
8. Capacitors
Determine the construction of the
given type capacitor describe the
working of the capacitor in given
circuit calculate equivalent
capacitance in given DC circuit plot
charging and discharging curves for
Topis and Subtopics
1. Direct current DC alternating
current AC voltage source and
current source ideal and practical
2. Electric current electric potential,
potential difference PD
electromotive force EMF
3. Electric work power and energy
4. Resistance resistivity conductivity
effect of temperature on resistance
5. Types of resistor and their
application
6. Heating effect magnetic effect
chemical effect of electric current
1. Ohm's law internal resistance of
source internal voltage drop
terminal voltage
2. Resistance in series resistance in
parallel
3. Active passive linear nonlinear
circuits unilateral circuits bilateral
circuits passive and active network
node branch loop mesh
4. Kirchhoff's current law jobs
Voltage law
1. Capacitor parallel plate capacitor
2. Various connections of capacitor
3. Energy stored in capacitor
4. Charging and discharging of
capacitor
5. Breakdown voltage and dielectric
strength type of capacitor and
application
 the given capacitor
6. Magnetic Circuits
Distinguish the given terms related to
magnetic circuit calculate various
parameters of given magnetic circuit
plot BH curve and hysteresis loop of a
given magnetic materials compare the
performance of the given series and
parallel magnetic circuit
7. Electromagnetic Induction
Describe the use of Faraday's law of
electromagnetic induction in the given
application distinguish between the
given types of EMF apply Faraday's
law to calculate induced EMF in the
given circuit calculate self inductance
and energy stored in magnetic field in
given circuits
1. Magnetic lines of force flux, flux
density magnetic flux intensity
2. Magneto motive force MMF
ampere turns 80 reluctance
Permeance reluctivity electric and
magnetic circuits series magnetic
and parallel magnetic circuit
3. Magnetization curve BH curve
4. Magnetic hysteresis hysteresis
loop application
1. Development of induced EMF and
current Faraday's law of
electromagnetic induction
2. Static and dynamic EMF lenz law
Fleming's right hand rule
3. self inductance coefficient of self
inductance mutual inductance
coefficient of mutual inductance
and self induced EMF and
mutually induced EMF coefficient
of coupling
4. inductance in series
5. types of inductors and their
application and energy stored in
magnetic field