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SE EXTC SEM 3 – NETWORK THEORY

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Module 1 – Electrical Circuit Analysis 13 Topics

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1.1.a – Circuit Analysis:

1.1.a.1 – Analysis of circuits with and without dependent sources using generalized loop and node analysis

1.1.a.2 – Super mesh analysis technique

1.1.a.3 – Super node analysis technique

1.1.b.1 – Superposition theorem

1.1.b.2 – Thevenin’s theorem

1.1.b.3 – Norton’s theorem

1.1.b.4 – Maximum Power Transfer Theorems

1.2.a – Concept of Self and mutual inductances

1.2.b – Coefficient of coupling

1.2.c – Dot convention

1.2.d – Equivalent circuit

1.2.e – Solution using mesh analysis(for two loops only)

Module 2 – Graph Theory 11 Topics

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2.1.d.4 – Reduced Incident matrix

2.1.d.5 – Tieset matrix

2.1.d.6 – f-cutset matrix

2.2.a – Relationship between sub matrices A, B & Q

2.2.b – KVL & KCL using matrix

2.1.a – Objectives of graph theory

2.1.b – Linear Oriented Graphs

2.1.c – Graph terminologies

2.1.d.1 – Incidence matrix

2.1.d.2 – Circuit matrix

2.1.d.3 – Cut-set matrix

Module 3 – Time and frequency domain analysis 8 Topics

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3.1 – Time domain analysis of R-L and R-C Circuits:

3.1.a – Forced and natural response

3.1.b – Initial and final values

3.1.c – Solution using first order and second order differential equation with step signals

3.2 – Frequency domain analysis of R-L-C Circuits:

3.2.a – Forced and natural response

3.2.b – Effect of damping factor

3.2.c – Solution using second order equation for step signal

Module 4 – Network functions 7 Topics

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4.1.a – Network functions for the one port and two port networks

4.1.b – Driving point and transfer functions

4.1.c – Poles and Zeros of Network functions

4.1.d – Necessary condition for transfer functions

4.1.e – Calculation of residues by graphical methods

4.1.f – Testing for Hurwitz polynomial

4.2 – Analysis of ladder & symmetrical lattice network (Up to two nodes or loops)

Module 5 – Two port Networks 7 Topics

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5.1 – Parameters:

5.1.a – Open Circuits

5.1.b – Short Circuit

5.1.c – Transmission and Hybrid parameters

5.1.d – Relationship among parameters

5.1.e – Conditions for reciprocity and symmetry

5.2 – Interconnections of Two-Port networks T & pi representation

Module 6 – Synthesis of RLC circuits 5 Topics

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6.1.a – Concept of positive real function

6.1.b – Necessary and sufficient conditions for Positive real Functions

6.2.a – Properties of LC , RC & RL driving point functions

6.2.b – LC ,RC & RL network synthesis in Causer-1 & Causer-2 forms

6.2.c – LC ,RC & RL network synthesis in Foster-1 & Foster-2 forms (Up to Two Loops only)

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