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    This document outlines the course contents for ECE249: Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering. The course covers fundamentals of DC circuits including resistance, capacitance, Ohm's law, and circuit analysis techniques like Kirchhoff's laws, Thevenin's theorem, and Norton's theorem. It also discusses topics like nodes, branches, loops, and star-delta transformations in circuit analysis.

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    ECE249: Basic Electrical and

    Electronics Engineering
    Ajmer Singh
    9988921373
    ajmer.17381@lpu.co.in
    The Course Contents
    Unit I
    Fundamentals of D.C. circuits :
    resistance, inductance, capacitance,
    voltage, current, power and energy
    concepts, ohm's law, Kirchhoff’s laws,
    s o ts
    voltage division rule, current division rule,
    star–delta transformation, mesh and
    nodal analysis, dependent and
    o er h s
    independent sources, superposition
    theorem, Thevenin’s theorem, Norton’s
    theorem, maximum power transfer
    theorem

    Ajmer Singh ajmer.17381@lpu.co.in ECE249: Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering


    Circuit na ysis using h ’s a
    Method of circuit analysis- series and parallel simplification

    Ajmer Singh ajmer.17381@lpu.co.in ECE249: Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering


    Circuit na ysis using h ’s a
    Method of circuit analysis- series and parallel simplification

    Ajmer Singh ajmer.17381@lpu.co.in ECE249: Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering


    Circuit na ysis using h ’s a
    Method of circuit analysis- series and parallel simplification

    Ajmer Singh ajmer.17381@lpu.co.in ECE249: Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering


    Circuit na ysis using h ’s a
    Method of circuit analysis- series and parallel simplification

    Ajmer Singh ajmer.17381@lpu.co.in ECE249: Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering


    Circuit Analysis
    Nodes, Branches, and Loops
    BRANCH: A branch represents a single element such
    as a voltage source or a resistor.
    NODE: A node is the point of connection between two
    or more branches.
    LOOP: A loop is any closed path in a circuit.

    A network with b branches, n nodes, and l independent


    loops will satisfy the fundamental theorem of network
    topology: b=l+n-1

    Ajmer Singh ajmer.17381@lpu.co.in ECE249: Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering


    Nodes, Branches, and Loops
    For the network graph in Fig, find the number of nodes, branches, and loops
    Node Branches Loops
    A. 8 13 7
    B. 9 13 6
    C. 8 14 6
    D. 9 15 7

    Ajmer Singh ajmer.17381@lpu.co.in ECE249: Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering


    Circuit na ysis using h ’s a
    star–delta transformation

    Ajmer Singh ajmer.17381@lpu.co.in ECE249: Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering


    Circuit na ysis using h ’s a
    star–delta transformation

    Ajmer Singh ajmer.17381@lpu.co.in ECE249: Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering


    Circuit na ysis using h ’s a
    Transfor the circuits in Fig. fro ∆" to Y
    R1 R2 R3
    A. 10 30 60
    B. 3 18 6
    C. 18 6 3
    D. 60 10 30

    Ajmer Singh ajmer.17381@lpu.co.in ECE249: Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering

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