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1. The document outlines the syllabus for the written competitive examination for the position of Engineer-7 (Electronics) at Nepal Electricity Authority. 2. The syllabus covers 10 subjects related to electronics engineering including electric circuits, semiconductor devices, logic circuits, communication systems, electromagnetic fields, microprocessors, instrumentation and control, engineering economics, electronic construction and safety, and institutional knowledge of Nepal Electricity Authority. 3. The examination will consist of two parts - a 100 marks objective test and a 200 marks subjective test, to be completed in 3.5 hours. The tests will cover the theoretical concepts outlined in the 10 subject areas.

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G) KFN LJB"T/ K - FLWS/) F: K - Ydkq / Låtlokqsf) Kf&/Oqmd LJJ/) F

1. The document outlines the syllabus for the written competitive examination for the position of Engineer-7 (Electronics) at Nepal Electricity Authority. 2. The syllabus covers 10 subjects related to electronics engineering including electric circuits, semiconductor devices, logic circuits, communication systems, electromagnetic fields, microprocessors, instrumentation and control, engineering economics, electronic construction and safety, and institutional knowledge of Nepal Electricity Authority. 3. The examination will consist of two parts - a 100 marks objective test and a 200 marks subjective test, to be completed in 3.5 hours. The tests will cover the theoretical concepts outlined in the 10 subject areas.

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Electric Circuits and Semiconductor devices


Electric Circuits: Circuit elements; series and parallel circuits; Kirchoffs laws; Single phase and
3 phase circuits; Power and energy in AC circuits; Transfer functions; Frequency response of
networks; Fourier series Transient and Steady state response
Semiconductor Materials: Intrinsic & extrinsic semiconductor; impurities, doping, p & n type
semiconductor; majority and minority charge carriers, theory of PN junction
Semiconductor Devices: Diodes (PN junction diode, zener diode, LED, photo diode, tunnel diode,
varactor diode, Schottky diode); Bipolar Transistor (Construction, Operations, Transistor
configurations CE, CB and CC Configurations; small signal model around a dc operating point,
Transistor modeling; Different biasing and small signal analysis, BJT Frequency response); Field
Effect Transistor (Construction, Characteristics, Types of FET, Basic FET circuits), Switching
Circuits (TTL Circuits; MOSFET switch; NMOS Circuits; CMOS Circuits)

2.

Logic Circuits and Digital Electronics


Number System: Decimal, binary, octal, hexadecimal and BCD numbering systems, and their
conversions
Logic Gates: NOT, OR, AND, NOR, NAND, X-OR, X-NOR gates, laws and theorems of
Boolean algebra, K-map
Combinational Logics: Half Adder, Full Adder, N-bit adder, Encoder, Decoder, Multiplexer,
Demultiplexer, ROM, PLA
Sequential Logics: Flip Flops, Shift Registers, Counter, Astable, Monostable and Bistable
Multivibrator and Clock
Digital Electronics: Bipolar Transistor Switching Characteristics; MOS Transistor Switching
Characteristics; Bipolar Transistor Logic Circuits; NMOS Family of Logic Circuits; CMOS
Family of Logic Circuits; Memory; Logic Gates

3.

Electronics Circuits
Operational Amplifier: OpAmps characteristics, Basic OpAmp circuits
Amplifiers: Class A, Class B, Class AB, Class C and Class D Amplifiers and their circuits;
Classifications of Amplifiers on the basis of coupling RF, Transformer, Direct Coupling
Amplifier; Classifications of Amplifiers on the basis of Frequency Audio, RF and Tuned
Amplifiers

Engineer-7 (Electronics) 399/64/11/22

Oscillators: Feedback concepts, Oscillation theory; Relaxation oscillator; Colpitts, Hartley, Wien
bridge, LC, Crystal Oscillators; Voltage Controlled Oscillator
Voltage Regulators and Power Supplies: Unregulated and regulated power supplies, voltage
regulation, voltage reference, heat and power design, regulator ICs
4.

Communication system
Analog Communication: Modulation, theory and generation of AM, DSB-SC, SSB, FM and PM;
comparison between AM, FM and PM; AM, FM and PM transmitters/receivers; superheterodyne
receiver; IF & RF amplifiers, automatic gain control (AGC), balanced slope detector, phase
discriminator, ratio detector, FM stereo principle, equalizers, noise in analog communication
systems
Digital Communication: Advantages of digital communication; principle of PAM, PWM, PPM
and PCM; OOK, PSK, DPSK, Four Phase PSK, FSK and QAM techniques; noise in digital
communication systems
Optical Fibre Communication: Advantages of optical transmission, optical spectrum, types of
optical fibre cable, attenuation in optical fibre cable, joining of fibres-mechanical coupling and
fusion splicing, laser diodes, photodiodes, attenuation measurements, operation and line
supervision, optical fibre network in NEA
Power Line Carrier Communication (PLCC): Introduction and general theory, transmission
channels, frequency range, modulation technique, carrier frequency generation, transmitting
amplifier, pilot channel, demodulation, HF filter tuning, line equalization, PLCC system in NEA
Microwave Communication: Microwave transmission and reception, microwave triodes,
clystrons, magnetrons

5.

Electromagnetic Fields, Transmission Lines and Antennas


Electromagnetic Fields: Electrostatic Fields in Free Space; Gausss Law in Integral Form and
Application (Conductors, insulators and semiconductors); Wave Equations (Polarization, wave
impedance, skin effect, Reflection and refraction at the interface between two media, Standing
wave ratio, Impedance matching, Quarter wave transformer)
Transmission Lines: Basic principles, fundamentals of transmission lines, characteristics
impendence, Types of Transmission Lines (Coaxial cable, Open wire, Wave guide), Equivalent
diagram of T.L., Matched and Mismatched T.L., losses in transmission lines, standing waves,
Power and signal transmission capability of lines
Waveguides and Resonators: Theory and operation of waveguide, parallel plane, rectangular,
circular, ridged and flexible waveguides; waveguide coupling, matching and attenuation; theory
and operation of resonator
Antennas: Types, antenna gain, antenna resistance, bandwidth, beamwidth, polarization,
directivity, effect of antenna height, dipole, dipole arrays, folded dipole; yagi, parabolic, horn,
helical, discone and loop antannas, Propagation in the radio frequency spectrum

6.

Microprocessor and Microcomputer


Microprocessor: Registers, memory, and input/output, fundamental bus signals
Assembly Language Programming: Assembler syntax, macro assemblers, cross assembler
Internal Architecture of Basic Microprocessor: Internal resources of microprocessor registers,
data paths, control units and arithmetic and logic units, relation between RTL and assembly
language
Interrupt Operations: Interrupt behavior, interrupt service routine requirements, interrupt priority,
vectored, chained and polled interrupt structures, peripheral devices using interrupts
Microcomputer: Building blocks of a microcomputer, RISC and CISC computers, Operating
systems, Software system concepts, Data communications concepts

7.

Engineer-7 (Electronics) 399/64/11/22

Instrumentation and Control

Applied Electronics: Voltage Summing, Voltage buffer; Switched Mode Power Supply; Inverters;
Choppers; Diode, Thyristors, Triac, Controlled Rectifier Circuits; Darlington Pair, Wave Shaping
Circuits; Active filters; Phase Lock Loops
Instrumentation: Instrumentation Systems; Theory of Measurements (Static performance
accuracy, precision, sensitivity, resolution and linearity; Dynamic Performance response time,
frequency response, bandwidth and errors in the measurements)
Measurement Transducers: Temperature, light level, strain and displacement, acceleration,
pressure, force, velocity, magnetic field measurement
Digital to Analog Conversions: A/D and D/A conversions
Output Devices: Indicators, meters, strip chart recorder, magnetic tape recorders
Component Modeling and Linearization: Differential equations and transfer functions, state space
formulation, fluid, fluidic and thermal system components, linearized approximation of non-linear
characteristics
System Transfer Functions and Responses: Combinations of components to physical systems,
system reductions, laplace transform, steady state equilibrium system,
Stability: characteristic equation, complex plane interpretation of stability, root locations and
stability, Root Locus Method; Frequency Response Method; Performance Specifications for
Control System
8.

Engineering Economics and Financial Analysis


Essential Business and Accounting Terminology: Cost Classification and Analysis; Interest and
Time Value of Money; Demand Analysis and Sales Forecasting Tariff Structure; Methods of
Economic/Financial Analysis; Investment Decision; Interest and Time value of Money
Basic Methodology of Engineering Economics Studies: Cost Benefit Analysis, Risk Analysis,
Investment Decision, Internal Rate of Return, Net Present Worth, Payback Period

9.

Electronic Construction and Safety Engineering


Prototyping methods: Breadboards, PC prototyping boards
Printed Circuits: PC board fabrication, PC board designs, CAD/CAM
Safety and Precautions: Safety Rules and Regulations; Storage and handling of Explosives,
Compressed Gases and Flammable Substances; Safety and Precautions in case of Hazards
Earthing and Shielding Techniques: Fire Hazards, Fire Fighting Techniques and Equipment
Noise Hazards: Sources of Noise, Control of Noise and its Effect on Health, First Aid
Requirements for after the event treatment

10.

Institutional Know-How
(a) General knowledge of Nepal Electricity Authority, its organizational structure and function of
various business groups.
(b) General knowledge of various power plants of Nepal, their types, salient features and their
geographical locations.
(c) General knowledge on Nepalese Power Transmission System, Voltage levels and Lengths,
export-import links for Power exchange with India.

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