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Chapter 01 BJT Biasing

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Introduction to BJT

Symbolic Representation of BJT

Important points of BJT

Order of Cross-sectional area

BJT Configuration

AC & DC Analysis of BJT

Feedback Bias Transistor

Voltage Divider Bias

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Chapter 02 Region of BJT

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Chapter 03 MOSFET Biasing

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Characteristics of MOSFET

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Chapter 04 Current Mirror Circuit

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Introduction to CMC

Concept of CMC

CMC for High Value of Beta

MOSFET CMC

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Wilson Current Mirror Circuit

Multiple-Copy CMC


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Chapter 05 Thermal Stabilization and Compensation Technique

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Concept of Operating Point of Transistors

Concept of Stability Factor s, s' and s''

Fixed Bias Circuit of Transistor

Questions Based on Fixed Bias Circuit of Transistor

Collector Feedback Bias Circuit

Questions Based on Collector Feedback Bias Circuit

Voltage Divider Bias or Self Bias

Questions Based on Voltage Divider Bias or Self Bias

Emitter Bias or Self Bias

Bias Compensation Technique

Comparison of Stability factor of Voltage Divider Bias & ..

Thermal Runaway

Thermal Resistance

Derating Factor

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Chapter 06 Operational Amplifier

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Introduction to Op-Amp

Symbolic Representation

Transfer Characteristics of Op-Amp

Comparator Circuit

Zero Crossing Detector

VGC (Virtual Ground Concept)

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Subtractor

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Introduction to Schmitt Trigger Circuit

Schmitt Trigger Case-1

Transfer Characteristics (Case-1)



Conclusion of Schmitt Trigger

Special Case of Schmitt Trigger




Ideal Integrator Circuit

Frequency Response of Ideal Integrator Circuit

Practical Integrator Circuit

First Order Low Pass Filter

First Order High Pass Filter

Practical integrator as L.P.F

Unity Gain Frequency

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Practical Differentiator Circuit

Integrator and Differentiator

Modified Practical Differentiator Circuit

Concept of Bandpass and Bandstop Filter

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Filter Analysis using Transfer Function (Part-2)

Filter Analysis of RLC Circuit

All Pass Filter using L.P.F

All Pass Filter using H.P.F

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Introduction to Multivibrator

Working of AstableMultivibrator

Calculation of ON Time, OFF Time and Frequency

Modified AstableMultivibrator


Working of MonostableMultivibrator

Calculation of Pulse Width



Logarithmic Amplifier

Anti-logarithmic Amplifier

Designing of Multiplier Circuit

Designing of Divider Circuit


Clamper Circuit Using Op-Amp

AC Parameter of Op-Amp

Common Mode Rejection Ratio

CMRR for Subtractor Circuit

Condition for Zero Noise Gain


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Slew Rate

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DC Parameters of Op-Amp

Effect of Input Bias Current

Effect of Input Offset Current

Effect of Input Offset Voltage



Precision Rectifier

Non-inverting Precision half-wave Rectifier (Part-1)

Non-inverting Precision half-wave Rectifier (Part-2)

Inverting Precision half-wave Rectifier

Concept of Full Wave Rectifier

Precision Full Wave Rectifier

Modified Precision Full Wave Rectifier


Differential Amplifier (DC Analysis)

Differential Amplifier (AC Analysis)

Instrumentation Amplifier

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Chapter 07 Diode Equivalent Circuit

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Syllabus Overview of Analog Electronics

Basic Diode Operation

Non Ideal Diode Operation

Example to Understand Diode Operation

Open Circuit Test on Diode

Example on Open Circuit Test

Short Circuit Test With Example

Introduction to Diode Equivalent Circuit

Non Linear Model of Diode Equivalent Circuit

Practical Model of Diode Equivalent Circuit

Constant Voltage Drop Model of Diode Equivalent Circuit

Piece wise Linear Model of Diode Equivalent Circuit

Ideal Model of Diode Equivalent Circuit

Small Signal (AC) Model of Diode (Part 1)

Small Signal (AC) Model of Diode (Part 2)

Example on Equivalent Circuit Model

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Chapter 08 Zener Diode As Regulator

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Introduction to Voltage Regulator

Zener Diode as Voltage Regulator

Load Regulation & Line Regulation




Chapter 09 Clipper Circuit

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Introduction to Wave Shaping Circuit

Classification of Clipper Circuit

Positive Series Clipper Circuit

Negative Series Clipper Circuit

Positive Shunt Clipper Circuit

Negative Shunt Clipper Circuit

Example 1-2 Based on Series Clipper

Example 3-4 Based on Series Clipper

Example 1-2 Based on Series Clipper with VR (Re ..

Example 1-2 Based on Shunt Clipper

Example 3-4 Based on Shunt Clipper




Workbook Question 11

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Chapter 10 Clamper Circuit

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Introduction to Clamper circuit

Positive Clamper Circuit

Different cases in Positive clamper circuit

Negative Clamper Circuit

Peak detector, Ideal diode with RL= Infinite

Peak detector, Practical diode with RL= Infinite

Peak detector, Ideal diode with RL= Finite (Envelope Detector)

Voltage Doubler Circuit

Voltage Tripler &Quadrupler Circuit

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Chapter 11 Rectifier & Filter

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Introduction to Rectifier Circuit

Power Supplies

Understanding Diode Models for Rectifier Operation

Half Wave Rectifier Circuit

Construction of Half Wave Rectifier

Performance Analysis of Half wave rectifier

Full Wave Rectifier Center Tapped

Full Wave Rectifier Working

Performance Analysis of Full Wave Rectifier (Part 1)

Performance Analysis of Full Wave Rectifier (Part 2)

Full Wave Bridge Rectifier Circuit

Performance Analysis of Full Wave Bridge Rectifier Circuit

Rectifier with Filter



Chapter 12 Low Frequency BJT Amplifier

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Introduction to Amplifier

Definition of Input Impedance

Definition of Output Impedance

Definition of Voltage Gain

Definition of Current Gain

AC Parameter of Amplifier

BJT Amplifier Configuration

DC and AC Analysis of BJT (Part-1)

DC and AC Analysis of BJT (Part-2)

Transistor as a Two Port Network

H-parameters of Transistor

Advantage and Disadvantage of h-parameter

Derivation of Internal Parameters of BJT

Approximate Analysis of CE without RE

Approximate Analysis of CE with RE

Effect of Emitter Bypass Capacitance

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Common Collector Amplifier

Common Base Amplifier

Comparison of CB, CE & CC

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Dual of Miller's Theorem

Generalised AC Model (re Model)

CE without Re (re Model)

CE with Re (re Model)

AC Resistance or Dynamic Resistance

CC and CB Amplifier

Classification of Amplifier based on Input & Output Resistance

Basic Concept of Feedback Amplifier

Sensitivity of Feedback Amplifier

Frequency Response of Amplifier

Low Pass Filter with Feedback

High Pass Filter with Feedback

Block Diagram of Feedback Amplifier

Basics of Series [slash] Voltage Mixing

Basics of Shunt [slash] Current Mixing

Basics of Shunt [slash] Voltage Sampling

Basics of Series [slash] Current Sampling

Voltage-Series Topology

Analysis of Voltage Series Topology

Voltage-Shunt Topology

Analysis of Voltage Shunt Topology

Current-Series Topology

Current-Shunt Topology

Relationship between Avf,Aif,Gmf,Rmf

Analysis of Feedback Topology

Example 1 (Feedback Topology)




Cascade Amplifier

Loading Effect

Cascode Amplifier

Cascode Amplifier Parameters

Darlington Pair

Parameters of Darlington Pair

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Chapter 13 MOSFET Amplifier

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Small Signal Model (Triode Region)

Small Signal Model (Saturation Region, λ=0)

Small Signal Model (Saturation Region, λ=0)MOSFET Common Source Amplifier

MOSFET Common Drain Amplifier

MOSFET Common Gate Amplifier

Questions on MOSFET Amplifier (1-4)



Chapter 14 555 - Timer

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Working of IC-555 Timer

IC-555 Timer as a MonostableMultivibrator

IC-555 Timer as a AstableMultivibrator

Application of IC-555 Timer


Chapter 15 Oscillator

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Principle of Operation

Wein Bridge Oscillator

R-C Phase Shift Oscillator

L-C Oscillator

Question Based on Oscillator

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Chapter 02 PnC & Probability

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Addition, Multiplication & Filling

Basics of PnC

Letters-Word Arrangement

Team Formation

Question Paperwala Question

Number Sum

Linear and Circular Arrangements

Straight Lines, Triangles, Chess Board, Handshake & Gift...

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Concept Builder 2 (Probability)

Challenge Question (Probability )

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Chapter 03 TSD & Work and Time

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Average Speed

Time Difference

Relative Speed

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Boats & Streams

Linear Races

Challenge Questions

Circular Races & HCF-LCM

Work & Time

Understanding Workdone

Distribution of Wages

Pipes & Cisterns

W=DMTE

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Chapter 04 Percentage & Its Applications

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Percentage : DI (Table & Line Graph)

Percentage Basic

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Chapter 05 Miscellaneous

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Chapter 06 Verbal

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Chapter 07 Verbal Ability and Verbal Grammar (VA/VG)

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Chapter 08 Vocabulary Development (Rapid Fire)

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Introduction to the Course

Introduction to Communications

Modulation & Needs of Modulation

Question based on Modulation (1-2)

Amplitude Modulation

Time Domain Waveform of AM

Frequency Domain representation of AM & Bandwidth

Types of AM

Power Calculation & Saving in AM

Bandwidth & Power Requirement of Multi-tone

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Generation of AM


Detection of AM

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Phasor Diagram of AM

Frequency Division Multiplexing & Workbook Questions (41-43)

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Types of frequency Modulation (WBFM)

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Block Diagram of Digital Communication and PCM

Sampling Theorem (Part 1)

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Types of Sampling

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Module 02 Random Variable and Random Process

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Concept of Random Variable

Analysis Of Random Variable (CDF)

Analysis of Random Variables (PDF)

Characteristics Parameter of Random Variable

Special Random Variable (Part 1)

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Quantization

Signal to Quantization Noise Ratio

Non Uniform Quantization (Companding)

Intersymbol Interference



Differential Pulse Code Modulation (DPCM)

Delta Modulation

Signal to Quantization Noise Ratio in Delta Modulation


Time Division Multiplexing


Introduction to Bandpass Transmission

Binary Amplitude Shift Keying

Binary Phase Shift Keying

Differential Phase Shift Keying

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Module 04 Basics of Optical Fiber

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Light Propagation through optical Fiber

Types of optical fiber

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Polarization of light

Optical source and Detectors

Introduction to LASER

Operating Principle of LASER

Mode Separation

LASER Parts

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Interferometer

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Michelson's Interferometer

Application of Interferometer

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Concept of Open & Closed System

Representation of Closed System

Concept of Open Loop Transfer function (OLTF)

Sensitivity

Workbook Question (Q1&Q2)

Workbook Question (Q3&Q4)

Laplace Transform of Some Basic Signals

Concept of Poles & Zeros

Significance of Poles

Stability in negative and positive feedback system

Concept of Dominant Pole


Transfer Function

Concept of Impulse and step response

Initial and final value theorem

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Analysis of first order system

Introduction of 2nd order system

Unit impulse response of 2nd order system (Part-1)



Concept of Damping in series RLC Circuit

Concept of Damping in parallel RLC Circuit

Step Response of 2nd order system (Part-1)

Step Response of 2nd order system (Part-2)

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Time Domain parameters of 1st order system

Time Domain parameters of 2nd order system (Part-1)





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Workbook Question (Assignment 4)

Analysis of time domain parameters corresponding to ..

Steady-state error for unity feedback system (Part-1)

Steady-state error for unity feedback system (Part-2)

Workbook Questions based on steady state error (Q10-Q11)

Workbook Questions based on steady state error (Q12)




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Introduction of Routh Hurwitz Stability Criterion (Part-1)



Example based on Routh Hurwitz Stability Criterion (Ex 4)

Example based on Routh Hurwitz Stability Criterion (Ex 5)

Special Case based on RH table (Part-1)

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Chapter 05 Root Locus Diagram

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Rules for Sketching Root Locus (Part-1)






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Angle of Departure and Arrival



Concept of Complementary Root Locus (Part-1)

Concept of Complementary Root Locus (Part-2)

Question Based on Complementary Root Locus






Effect of addition of poles & zeros on Root Locus

Question based on Effect of addition of poles on Root Locus


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Chapter 06 Polar Plot

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Introduction Polar Plot

Polar plot for type '0'system

Polar plot for type '1' system

Polar plot for higher order system

Good example of polar plot


Relative Stability Parameter (Part-1)






Good Example Based on Relative Stability Parameter

Calculation of Gain Margin by using Root Locus

Good concept of critical point (–1 + j0)

Graphical calculation of Phase Margin

Questions based on relative stability parameter


Good question on polar plot

Polar plot of transportation delay system



Good Concept of Polar plot (Part-1)

Good Concept of Polar plot (Part-2)

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Chapter 07 Nyquist Stability Criterion

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Nyquist Contour

Story of Nyquist Plot

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Chapter 08 Bode Plot

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Question Based on Bode Plot (Part-1)




Bode Plot for First Order System (Part-1)

Bode Plot for First Order System (Part-2)

Recovery of Transfer Function from Bode .. Part-1)

Recovery of Transfer Function from Bode .. Part-2)









Calculation of Error Co-efficient from Bode Plot



Relative Stability Parameter from Bode Plot

Bode Plot for Standard 2nd Order System


Asymptotic Bode Phase Plot

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Chapter 09 Frequency Response of Second Order System

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Chapter 10 State Space Analysis

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Example Based on State Variable Representation (Part-1)



Recovery of Transfer Function from State Vari ..(Part-1)

Recovery of Transfer Function from State Vari ..(Part-2)





Good Concept of State Variable Representation

Solution of State Space Equation (Part-1)

Solution of State Space Equation (Part-2)







Concept of Controllability and Observability

Question Based on Controllability and Observability (Part-1)

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Transfer Function Decomposition (Part-1)

Transfer Function Decomposition (Part-2)



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Lag Compensator

Lead Compensator

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On-Off Controller

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Proportional Controller

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Proportional Derivative Controller

Integral Controller

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Chapter 01 Logic Gates

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Basic gates-AND, OR & NOT

Universal gates-NAND

Designing using Minimum number of NAND gates

Universal gates-NOR

Designing using Minimum number of NOR gates


Switching Circuit Representation-basic & universal gates

Special Purpose Gates-XOR

Special Purpose Gates-XNOR


Switching Circuit Representation-Special Purpose Gates


Special Case in minimum number of NAND & NOR gates


Workbook Questions 17-19 Based on Propagation Delay

Ring Oscillator & Workbook Questions 20-21

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Chapter 02 Boolean Algebra

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Laws of Boolean Algebra

Conensus Law

Associative Law, DeMorgan's Law & Duality

Maximum Number of Boolean Functions



Representation of Boolean Function-SOP & POS

Standard/Canconical SOP & POS form (Part 1)




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Three variable K-Maps

Four variable K-Maps



Concept of Don't Care




Five variable K-Maps & Workbook Question 26

Prime Implicants & Essential Prime Implicants


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Chapter 04 Number System, Binary Codes & Complement Form

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Number System & Conversion (Part 1)

Number System & Conversion (Part 2)


BCD Codes


Gray Code

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Shortcut to find 2's

1's & 2's Complement's Arithmetic

Concept of Overflow


Introduction to Combinational Circuits & 2:1 Multiplexer

4:1 Multiplexer & 8:1 Multiplexer

Procedure to find output of Multiplexer




MUX with enable input


Designing of 2:1 Multiplexer



Designing any function using Minimum Number on MUX



Designing of Higher Order MUX using Lower Order MUX Part 1

Designing of Higher Order MUX using Lower Order MUX Part 2

Demultiplexer

Decoder Part 1

Decoder Part 2

Designing of Higher Order Decoder using Lower Order...

Workbook Question 1-4 (Decoder)

Encoder

Priority Encoder

Half Adder & Full Adder

Half Subtrator & Full Subtrator

Workbook Questions 1-3 (Adder & Subtrator)

Binary Parallel Adder

Workbook Questions 4-6 (Adder & Subtrator)

Workbook Question 7-8 (Adder & Subtrator)

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4-bit Comparator

Code Converter Part 1

Code Converter Part 2

Programmable Logic Devices

Workbook Question 1-3 (PLDs)

Workbook Question 1-4 (Code Converter)

Sequential Circuits & Memory Element

SR Latch using NOR gate

SR Latch using NAND gate

Equivalence of SR Latch using NOR gate & SR Latch...

Introduction to Flip-Flop

SR Flip-Flop using NOR Latch

Equivalence of SR Flip-Flop using NOR Latch & SR Flip-Flop...

SR Flip-Flop using NAND Latch

Characteristics Table, Characteristics Equation and Excitation...

D Flip-Flop (NOR Latch & NAND Latch)

JK Flip-Flop using NOR Latch

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Designing of Down Asynchronous Counter

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Asynchronous Clear and Preset Input

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Analysis of MOD-N Asynchronous Counter (Part 2)

Designing of MOD-N Asynchronous UP Counter

Designing of MOD-N Asynchronous DOWN Counter

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Comparison on Asynchronous Counter & Synchronous...



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Synchronous Clear and Preset Input


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Cascading of Counters through Workbook Question 18

Cascading of Counters through Workbook Questions 19-20


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Shift Register

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Parallel Comparator ADC & Workbook Questions 6-8

Successive Approximation ADC & Workbook Questions 9

Counter Type ADC & Workbook Questions 10

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Chapter 08 Microprocessor 8085

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Data Transfer Instruction Group (Part 1)

Data Transfer Instruction Group (Part 2)

Arithmetic Instruction Group (Part 1)



Logical Instruction Group



Branch Group Instructions (Part 1)

Branch Group Instructions (Part 2)

Stack Group Instructions



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Workbook Questions 19-21 based on DAA Instruction

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Basics of Linear Algebra

Basic of Operation of Matrix

Types of Square Matrix

Eigen Value & Caley Hamilton Theorem

Eigen Vector & Concept of Diagnoalization

Rank of Matrix

Solution of Linear Equation

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Chapter 02 Differential Equation

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Solution of Ordinary Differential Equation

Solution of Homogeneous Differential Equation

Solution of Non- Homogeneous Differential Equation

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Basics of Partial Differential Equation

"Solutions of Partial Differential Equations"

First Order First Degree Differential Equation (Non-exact)

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Chapter 03 Integral Calculus

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Basic of Integral Calculus

Special Function (Gamma & Beta)

Change of Order (Double Integral)

Application of Integral

Zero level concept of integration

Basic of proper and improper integrals

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Basic of Vector

Del Operator

Gradient, Divergence, Curl & Directional Derivative

Problem Based on G, D & C

Vector Integral Calculus

Stoke & Gauss Theorem

Problem Based on Stoke & Gauss Theorem

Miscellaneous

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Concept of Maxima & Minima (One Independent Variable)

Analysis of Maxima & Minima

Questions on Maxima & Minima

Concept of Maxima & Minima (Two Independent Variable)

Miscellaneous Questions on Maxima & Minima

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Chapter 06 Mean Value Theorem

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Basic of Functions & Limits

Continuity & Differentiablity

Rolle & Lagrange's MVT

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Basic of Complex Variable

Concept of Analytic Function

Complex Integral

Residue Theorem & Cauchy Theorem

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Basic of Zeros & Singularities

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Chapter 08 Limits & Series Expansion

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Limits

Series Expansion

Fourier Series

Laplace Transform

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Chapter 09 Probability

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Events

Basic Of Probability

Probability of Distribution (Binomial)

Poison Distribution

Normal Distribution

Random Variable

Central Tendency (Mean, median, mode)

Standard deviation & Coefficient of Variance

Questions Based on Central Tendency

Basics of Corelation & Regression Analysis

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Some more on probability (Part-2)

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Chapter 10 Numerical Methods

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Methods to solve Non-Linear Algebric Equation

Question of Non-Linear Algebric Equation

Methods to Solve Differential Equation

Question of Differential Equation

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Introduction to Electrical & Electronics Measurements

Introduction to Bridge Network

Wheatstone Bridge (Part 1)




Concept of Sensitivity

Workbook Questions on Wheatstone Bridge (Part 1)




Introduction to AC Bridge

Arm Combinations

Source & Detectors

Maxwell Bridge

Analysis of Maxwell Bridge

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Hay's Bridge

Analysis of Hay's Bridge

Anderson Bridge

Owen's Bridge (Part 1)

Owen's Bridge (Part 2)

Introduction to Capacitance Measurement

Capacitance Measurement by De Sauty's Bridge (Unmodified)

Capacitance Measurement by De Sauty's Bridge (Modified)

Schering Bridge

Application of Schering Bridge

Frequency Measurement by Wein Bridge

Wagner earthing device

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Chapter 02 Basic Instruments

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Introduction to Basic Instruments

Controlling Torque & Damping Torque

Spring Control Technique

Gravity Control Technique

Concept of Torque

Permanent Magnet Moving Coil Instrument

PMMC Ammeter and its Range Extension

Compensation of Temperature Error in PMMC Ammeter

PMMC Voltmeter and its Range Extension

Concept of Sensitivity

Full Concept of Moving Iron Instrument

Moving Iron Ammeter & It's Range Extension

Moving Iron Voltmeter & It's Range Extension

Frequency Compensation in Moving Iron Voltmeter

Electromagnetic Moving Coil Instruments

Concept of Deflecting Torque in Electromagnetic Moving ..

Analysis of Electromagnetic Moving Coil Instruments

Introduction to Electrostatic Voltmeter

Range Extension of Electrostatic Voltmeter

Introduction to Rectifier type of Instruments

Rectifier type of Instruments with Half Wave Rectifier

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Chapter 03 Measurement of Power

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Introduction to Measurement of Power

Measurement of Power by using Voltmeter-Ammeter Method

Concept of Power in AC Circuit (Part 1)



Introduction to Measurement of Power in AC Circuit

Construction & Working of Electrodynamometer type wattmeter

Concept of Deflecting Torque in Wattmeter

Basic application of Wattmeter in single phase AC circuit (Part 1)

Basic application of Wattmeter in single phase AC circuit (Part 2)

Blondel's Theorem

Basic Concept of Star & Delta Connection

Measurement of 3 phase Power by using One Watt ..

Measurement of 3 phase Power by using Two Watt ..

Analysis of Two Wattmeter Method

Measurement of 3 phase Power by using Two Watt..

Measurement of 3 phase Power by using Three Watt ..

Measurement of Reactive Power in 3 phase circuit

Errors in wattmeter reading due to connections (Part 1)

Errors in wattmeter reading due to connections (Part 2)

Error in wattmeter (Part 3)

Low power factor wattmeter

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Chapter 05 Measurement of Resistance

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Introduction to Resistance

Measurement of Low Resistance

Measurement of Medium Resistance (Part 1)

Measurement of Medium Resistance (Part 2)

Measurement of High Resistance

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Chapter 06 Potentiometer

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Introduction to Potentiometer

Measurements of unknown voltage source by using Pote ..

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Chapter 07 Instrument Transformers

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Phasor Diagram of Transfomer at No Load

Phasor Diagram of Transfomer at Load

Current Transfomer (Part 1)

Current Transfomer (Part 2)

Potential Transfomer

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Chapter 08 Error Analysis

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Random Error Analysis

Mathematical Operations including Errors

Statistical Error Analysis (Part 1)

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Applications of Q Meter

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Chapter 10 Cathode Ray Oscilloscope

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Working & Construction of CRO (Part 1)

Working & Construction of CRO (Part 2)

Derivation of Deflection Sensitivity

Equivalent Circuit of CRO

Modes of CRO

Plotting of Signals on CRO

Analysis of Y-t Mode of Operation of CRO

Screen of CRO & Sensitivity

X-Y Mode of Operation

Synchronization and Triggering

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Phase Measurement using Lissajous Figures (Part 1)






Conclusion of Lissajous Figures

Visualization of Lissajous Figures

Concept of Superellipse (Part 1)

Concept of Superellipse (Part 2)

Overall Conclusion of Lissajous Figures

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Chapter 11 Digital Voltmeter (DVM)

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Working of DVM

Concept of Resolution

Types of DVM

Analysis of Formulas in DVM

Workbook Questions on DVM

Introduction to Timer & Counter

Period Mode of Operation

Frequency Mode of Operation

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Chapter 01 Basic Concept of Networks

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Types of Network Element

Analysis of Passive Elements (Resistor)

Absorbed and Delivered Power

Analysis of Passive Elements (Inductor)

Analysis of Passive Elements (Capacitor)

Series and Parallel Equivalent

Kirchoff's Law (KVL and KCL)

Example based on KVL & KCL

Voltage Divider and Current Divider Rule

Start to Delta and Delta to Star Conversion

Lattice Network

Representation of Voltage and Current Source

Questions based on Voltage and Current Source Representation

Important Equivalent Circuit

Source Transformation

Important Practice Question (Part -1)

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Voltmeter and Ammeter

Question based on Voltmeter and Ammeter

Concept of Supernode with Example

Question based on Supernode

Concept of Supermesh with Example

Question based on Supernode and Supermesh

Important Question based on Capacitor (Part-1)




Average and RMS Value of Periodic Waveform (Part-1)

Average and RMS Value of Periodic Waveform (Part-2)

Concept of Equipotential With Example

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