1.

EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
Subject {L-T-P / C}: EE3401: Embedded Systems {3-1-0 / 4}
Subject Nature: Theory
Coordinator: Dr. Supratim Gupta
SYLLABUS
Module-I: Overview of Embedded System and Design [6 hr.]

Scope of Embedded Systems, Embedded System Framework & Signal

Processing, Digital Signal Representation, Programmable Processors,
Embedded System Design Flow & Performance Analysis for Real-
time, Information extraction from various Datasheets.

Module-II: The 8085/8086 Microprocessor [10 hr.]

Architecture: Pin diagram, Pin Description, Registers, Memory

Pointer, Data & Address Bus, Control unit, Minimum architecture with
RAM & ROM
Instruction set: Data transfer, Arithmetic & Logical operation,
Branching, Stack operation, Addressing modes, I/P & O/P and
Machine control operation, Programmer’s Model

Module-III: Peripheral Interface with 8085/8086 [16 hr.]

Interface Controller ICs: Memory, Parallel & Serial Peripheral

Interface Controller (PIC), Programmable Interval Timer,
Programmable Interrupt Controller, Direct Memory Access Controller
Interface Device: Sensors, Analog to Digital Converter (ADC), Digital
to Analog Converter (DAC), Keyboard, 7 Segment LEDs, Liquid
Crystal Display
Programming & Simulation: Circuits in 8085/8086 Simulator, Real-
Time Operating Systems, Documentation of codes

Module-IV: The 8051 Microcontroller [8 hr.]

Generic: Comparative analysis with microprocessor, Learning Strategy

for a new processor in future Architecture: Pin diagram, Pin
Description, Special Purpose Registers, Memory Pointer, Data &
Address Bus, Control unit,
Instruction set: Data transfer, Arithmetic & Logical operation,
Branching, Stack operation, Addressing modes, I/P & O/P and
Machine control operation, Programmer’s Model

Module-V: Peripheral Interface with 8051 [12 hr.]

Interface Device: Sensors, Analog to Digital Converter (ADC), Digital

to Analog Converter (DAC), Keyboard, 7- Segment LEDs, Liquid
Crystal Display
Programming & Simulation: Circuits in 8051 Simulator, Real-Time
Operating Systems, Documentation of codes, Optimal Resource
Utilization
2. POWER GENERATION, TRANSMISSION AND
DISTRIBUTION
Subject {L-T-P / C}: EE3103 : Power Generation, Transmission and
Distribution {3-0-0 / 3}
Subject Nature: Theory
Coordinator: Prof. Pravat Kumar Ray
SYLLABUS
Module-I (8 hr.)
Power System Network: Basic structure of power system,
Transmission voltages, Bundled conductors, Choice of economics
voltages.
Line Parameters: Resistance, Inductance and Capacitance Calculations
Single Phase and Three Phase Lines, Effect of Earth on transmission
line Capacitance.

Module-II (6 hr.)
Performance of Transmission Lines: Representation of lines Short,
Medium and Long length transmission line, Equivalent pi and T
circuits, Regulation and Efficiency, Evaluation of ABCD parameters,
Line voltage regulation and compensation.

Module-III (8 hr.)
Overhead Line Insulators: Insulator materials, Types of insulators,
voltage distribution over insulator string, Improvement of string
efficiency.
Mechanical Design of Overhead Lines: Line supports, Span conductor
configuration, spacing and clearances, sag and tension calculations,
Effect of Wind and Ice loading.
Corona: The phenomenon of corona, Corona loss, Factors and
conditions affecting corona loss, Corona in bundled conductor lines.
Interference between Power and Communication Lines:
Electromagnetic Induction, Electrostatic induction, Reduction of
interference.

Module-IV (8 hr.)
Underground Cables: Classification of cables, Insulation Resistance,
Potential gradient, Capacitance of single core and three core cables.
Power System Transients: Travelling waves on transmission lines,
Wave Equations, Attenuation of travelling waves.

Module-V (10 hr.)

Distribution Systems: Comparison of various distribution systems and
General aspects, Kelvin’s Law, AC Distribution, Single phase and
three phase, Techniques of Voltage Control and Power Factor
Improvement.
3. ELECTRIC DRIVES
Subject {L-T-P / C}: EE3201 : Electric Drives {3-0-0 / 3}
Subject Nature: Theory
Coordinator: Prof. Venkata Ramana Naik N.
SYLLABUS
Module 1: Fundamentals of Drives
Factors affecting the selection of drives, speed-torque characteristics of
motors and loads, condition of steady-state stability, transient stability:
equal area criterion, dynamics of motor load combination, Ratings
based on thermal consideration, DC shunt motor and series motor
braking methods, and speed-torque characteristics in four quadrants,
Induction motor: steady-state performance analysis, braking methods,
four quadrant speed-torque characteristics, DC and AC dynamic
braking, Methods of starting, energy relations during starting and
braking, Transients in DC and AC drives.
...............................................................................................................
10 hours

Module 2: DC Drives
DC Motor and converter performance parameters, 1-phase full- and
semi-converter fed dc shunt and DC series motor, Mathematical
analysis of 1-phase converter fed dc motors, 1-phase Dual converter:
waveforms, operations with and without circulating current, 3-phase
full converter, semi-converter and dual converter fed DC drives, Power
factor considerations of semi- and full converters, Power factor
improvement of phase controlled converters, Sequence control of
converters, Chopper controlled DC drives.
............................................................................................................10
hours

Module 3: Induction Motor Drive

Static speed control of induction motor: stator voltage control, Static
control of rotor resistance, Static slip power recovery scheme, VSI and
cyclo-converter fed drives, V/f control, constant torque and constant
power operations, closed loop V/f control, CSI fed drives, Induction
motor behaviour with non-sinusoidal supply and unbalanced supply,
PWM inverters and reduction of harmonics
.........................................................................................................8
hours

Module 4: Synchronous motor drives

True and self-synchronous modes, Brushless dc motor drive, V/f
control.
Reluctance motor, SRM, stepper motors, Industrial application of
motors in steel mills, textile mills, cement mills, and paper mills
Electric traction services, nature of traction load, mainline and sub-
urban train configuration, traction mechanics, traction drives, braking,
power factor and harmonics, traction motor.
...........................................................................................................8
hours
4. PRINCIPLES OF CONTROL SYSTEM AND ENGINEERING
Subject {L-T-P / C}: EE3301: Principles of Control Systems
Engineering {3-0-0 / 3}
Subject Nature: Theory
Coordinator: Prof. Asim Kumar Naskar
SYLLABUS
Module 1: Mathematical representation of Electrical systems,
mechanical systems, natural systems, biological systems, social
systems, economic systems, etc. Introduction to state-space and
transfer function models. Block diagram, signal flow graphs. [6hr]
Module 2: Response of linear time-invariant systems to standard test
signals: impulse, step, ramp. Transient and steady-state performance.
Time-domain performance specifications. Introduction to related
MATLAB commands. [5hr]
Module 3: Concept of stability. Concept of feedback and its effect on
stability and performance. Introduction to Routh-Hurwitz criterion
and root locus. Introduction to related MATLAB commands. [7hr]
Module 4: Controller or compensator design to meet time-domain
performance specifications. [3hr]
Module 5: Frequency response of linear systems. Analysis using
Bodes plot, polar plot, and Nyquist plot. Frequency domain
specifications. Concept of absolute and relative stability, Nyquist
criterion, and M and N circle. Introduction to related MATLAB
commands. [13hr]
Module 6: Controller or compensator design to meet frequency-
domain performance specifications. [3hr]
5. DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
Subject {L-T-P / C}: EE3403: Digital Signal Processing {3-0-0 / 3}
Subject Nature: Theory
Coordinator: Dr. Shekha Rai
SYLLABUS
• Module 1: An introduction to signals and systems (10 hours)
o Representation of signals in time domain
o Linear, time-invariant systems.
o Impulse response and convolution sum
o Sampling and Reconstruction of continuous time signals
o Characterization and properties of discrete time signals and systems
• Module 2: Discrete time Fourier transform (12 hours)
o Discrete time Fourier series and its properties
o Discrete time Fourier transform and its properties
o Discrete Fourier transform and its properties
o Fast Fourier transform algorithms
• Module 3: z-transform (6 hours)
o The Z-transform and its properties
o The inverse z-transform
o System function and system stability
o Transform analysis of linear time invariant systems
• Module 4: Digital filter design (10 hours)
o Implementation of structures for discrete time systems
o Design of FIR
o Design of IIR filters
• Module 5: Applications of DSP (2 hours)
6. M/C LAB-II
Subject {L-T-P / C}: EE3701: Electrical Machine Laboratory - II {0-
0-3 / 2}
Subject Nature: Practical
Coordinator: Dr. Krishna Roy
SYLLABUS
List of Experiments:
1. Parallel operation of two single phase transformers.
2. Determination of equivalent circuit parameters of 3-phase induction
motor.
3. Determination of regulation of three phase alternator by
synchronous impedance method.
4. Speed control of three phase slip ring induction motor at variable
load condition.
5. Parallel operation of three phase alternator with infinite bus.
6. Study of V curves and inverted V curves of synchronous motor.
7. Determination of equivalent circuit parameters of single-phase
induction motor (Capacitor type).
8. Load test on three phase induction motor.
9. Load test on three phase induction generators.
10. Different starting methods of induction motor.

List of Additional Experiments:

1. To determine the direct axis reactance [Xd] & quadrature reactance
[Xq] of a 3-phase synchronous machine by slip test
2. Speed control of 3 phase squirrel cage induction motor by voltage
control
7. POWER ELECTRONICS LAB
Subject {L-T-P / C}: EE3703: Power Electronics Laboratory {0-0-3 /
2}
Subject Nature: Practical
Coordinator: Prof. Anup Kumar Panda
SYLLABUS
1. To study the static characteristics of SCR, MOSFET, IGBT.
2. To study the Pulse converter and 1-Ø half controlled bridge
converter with R & R-L load.
3. To study the 1-Ø full controlled bridge converter with R & R-L
load.
4. To study the 3-Ø half controlled bridge converter with R & R-L
load.
5. To study the open loop and close loop response of DC-DC Buck
converter.
6. To study the open loop and close loop response of DC-DC Boost
converter.
7. To study the open loop and close loop response of DC-DC Buck-
Boost converter.
8. To study the single phase IGBT based PWM inverter.
9. To study a Voltage commutated chopper circuit with its time-ratio
control.
10. To study the speed control of 3-Ø induction motor using IGBT
based PWM inverter.
11. To study the closed loop speed control of a DC-motor by
tachogenerator feedback method.
12. To study the operation of 3-Ø voltage source inverter.
8. ELECTRONICS CIRCUIT LAB
Subject {L-T-P / C}: EE3705: Electronics Circuits Laboratory {0-0-2
/ 1}
Subject Nature: Practical
Coordinator: Prof. K. Ratna Subhashini
SYLLABUS
Module 1: Analog circuits 12 hr.
• Characterization of Simple and Cascade Current Mirror circuits
(BJT and MOSFET)
• Design of differential amplifier with resistive load (BJT) and active
load (MOSFET)
• Design of R-C and L-C oscillators (phase shift/Wein
Bridge/Colpitt/Hartley)
• Design of a second order active filter (low pass/high pass)
• Study and Design of Power Amplifiers (Push Pull/Class A).
Module 2: Digital Circuits 6hr.
• Study of basic logic gates and universal logic gates Realization of
logic circuits using universal logic gates. To construct and verify the
operation of single digit and multi digit half adder, Full adder /
subtractor using logic gates and IC 7483.
• Comparison of Sequential and Combinational Logic Circuits Study
of Digital to Analog converter by weighted resistance method. Design
and verification of A/D converter Study of Seven Segment Display
Technique using IC 7447/ 7446.
•. To study the characteristics and operation of a programmable Shift
Register using IC 7495 Verification of UP/ DOWN count using IC
74193.
• Study of Ring and Decade Johnson Ring counters using ICs and
Flip- Flops.
Module 3: Simulation Using HDL /Verilog 10 hr.

• (i) Static and Dynamic Characteristic of NAND and Schmitt-NAND

gate (both TTL and MOS) Synthesis of a logic function by NAND
gates only. (Minimized and two level).
• (ii) Measurement of delay of the logic sp synthesized Design a clock
by using NAND gates and R-C network as well as crystal
• (iii) Study the functionality of Multiplexer and using it design and
implement a logic circuit
• (iv) Study the principle of a Demultiplexer and implement multi-
output logic circuit
• (v) Experiment on Serial-in, Parallel-in Serial-out right shift register
with preset and clear.
• (vi) Generate maximally long linear sequence using this shift
register and other necessary logic gates.
• (vii) Study the dynamic characteristic of a J-K flip-flop and hence
find out maximum operational frequency
• (viii)Design a ripple modulo counter and set-rest feedback method.
Verify the states of count.
• (ix) Determine each stage delay and total delay. Determine the
maximum clock frequency that it can count
• (x) Design a sequential circuit and implement it by J-K flip-flops
and other related logic gates.