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    1. The document outlines the syllabus for an electronics engineering course, dividing it into 9 sections that make up 10% each, totaling 100%. The sections cover topics like transistor circuit analysis, integrated circuits, communication systems, digital logic, electronic security, microprocessors, power supplies, and audio/video systems. 2. Five sample questions are provided related to the course content, asking about integrated circuits, CCTV systems, digital logic gates, microphones, and audio studio components. Questions require explanations of concepts and systems with examples. 3. The document provides an overview of the course curriculum and indicates it covers fundamental electronics and systems engineering topics.

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    1. The document outlines the syllabus for an electronics engineering course, dividing it into 9 sections that make up 10% each, totaling 100%. The sections cover topics like transistor circuit analysis, integrated circuits, communication systems, digital logic, electronic security, microprocessors, power supplies, and audio/video systems. 2. Five sample questions are provided related to the course content, asking about integrated circuits, CCTV systems, digital logic gates, microphones, and audio studio components. Questions require explanations of concepts and systems with examples. 3. The document provides an overview of the course curriculum and indicates it covers fundamental electronics and systems engineering topics.

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    1. The document outlines the syllabus for an electronics engineering course, dividing it into 9 sections that make up 10% each, totaling 100%. The sections cover topics like transistor circuit analysis, integrated circuits, communication systems, digital logic, electronic security, microprocessors, power supplies, and audio/video systems. 2. Five sample questions are provided related to the course content, asking about integrated circuits, CCTV systems, digital logic gates, microphones, and audio studio components. Questions require explanations of concepts and systems with examples. 3. The document provides an overview of the course curriculum and indicates it covers fundamental electronics and systems engineering topics.

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    1. Transistor Equivalent Circuit Analysis and Design 10%
    General parameters, input resistance, output resistance, current gain, voltage gain and
    power gain, replacement of transistor with hybrid equivalent common base, common
    collector and common emitter configuration, Design of CE amplifier, stabilizing the
    DC Bias, AC design consideration, DC analysis and AC analysis Load Line, cut -off
    frequency
    2. Unipolar Transistor and Integrated circuits 10%
    Field effect transistor, typical input impedance, performance characteristic, Biasing
    methods, amplifiers and other applications, depletion type MOSFET, enhancement type
    MOSFET, Biasing the MOSFET, operating modes, common gate and common drain
    configuration, Dual gate - FET, integrated circuit concepts, SSI, MSI, LSI, VLSI
    integrated circuit commercial ICs, complex operation amplifier, typical integrated circuit
    Op-Amp, Op-Amp application, integrated gate arrays
    3. Communication Systems 10%
    HF and VHF propagation, characteristics, Transmission lines, antenna fundamentals,
    analog and digital modulation and demodulation techniques, terrestrial and satellite
    communication systems, Voice and data communication systems
    4. Digital Logic Circuit 10%
    Discrete component logic circuits, AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR, XOR gates,
    integrated logic circuits, number systems, logic theory, counters, memories,
    sequential and combinational circuits
    5. Electronic Security System 10%
    Metal Detector, CCTV, X-rays, Recognition Devices (iris, thump, radio frequency
    identity), electronic card system, bar codes
    6. Microprocessor Fundamental 10%
    Basic concept, circuit theory, construction, operation and applications of
    microprocessors, Microprocessor based instrumentation systems
    7. Power supplies 10%
    Single phase and Polyphase AC power supply systems, Electrical motors, AC/DC
    generators, Rectifiers and filters, Regulator power supply system, Uninterruptible
    Power Supply Systems
    8. Audio / Video Systems 20%
    Micro phones, speakers, Acoustics, Audio/Video equipment, Audio/ Video Amplifier
    circuits, Public Address systems, Close Circuit Television , Audio / Video recording/
    play back (Analog / Digital) System
    9. Management Concepts 10%
    authority and power delegation, motivation. Time management, conflict management,
    use of inventory, ITU overview, ICT policy, Telecommunication policy, Radio Act and
    Regulations, National Frequency Allocation Plan.




    -==- -=- +-- (Sample Questions)


    1. What are the advantages of integrated circuits? Can you repair IC chips?
    Explain with examples. [10]

    2. Why is CCTV used? Show block diagram of CCTV system. Explain the
    function of each block. [10]

    3. How can you realize NOT gate? Explain with circuit diagram. [10]

    4. How many types of microphones are used in conference hall? What are the main
    parameters of microphones? Explain the meaning of these parameters. [10]

    5. What are essential components of audio studio? Explain the function of each
    component. [10]

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