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(ii) Agriculture Electronics Fiber Optic Comm. Image Processing iv) Microwave Engineering hours duration All theory papers are of three shall be basedon term work Practical/Oral of experimens/practical/design i.rn] *o.t shall consistof a joumal with recor<l subject in concerned Examinationof the end of the ll Term'

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B'E' (E &Tlc) 142 404181: COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE Teaching Scheme: Examination Scheme: Paper : 100 Marks :4 Lectures/Week Hours 1. Introduction to Parallel Computer Models: Multiprocessor & Multicomputers, SIMD, MIMD Computers, Pipeline Computers, Vector & Array Computers. 2. Architectural Development : Multiprocessor, Multivector, Multithreaded, Data flow tracks' 3. Program& Network ProPerties: Conditionof Parallelism,Systeminterconnect' : Technology DesignofProcessor' 4. AdvancedProcessor 5. Instruction Set Architecture : CISC, RISC, Scalar SuperScalar& VectorProcessor' Processor, 6. Virtual Memory Technology: Virtual Memory Models, TLB, Pagingand Segmentation. Mapping Methods,Cache 7. CacheMemory Management: Performance, Coherence, Shared Memory Organisations. Clock, Timing 8. Pipelining & SupperScalarTechnique: Speedup,Throughput, Reservation & Hazards in SuPerScalarDesign. Pipelinges, g. Multiprocessor & Multi Concepts : Multi Vector & Networks (In brief), SIMD Computers,Interconnect, & passing MultithreadConcepts. Message

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ReferenceBooks Architecture-PHl I . RichardY. Kain- AdvancedComputer 2. Kai Hawang- Advanced ComputerArchitecture-McH ComputerArchtecture 3. Danniel Tabak-Advanced Manual 4. RISC, CISC Reference 401182: RADIATION AND MICROWAVE TECHNIQUES

: Scheme Teaching 4 Lectures/Weektks :2 Practicals/IVeek l{rs

Scheme: Examination : 100Marks Paper Termwork : 50 Marks

propagationin l.- Waveguides: Rectangular,modes of -and *uu."guides, Waveguid" putu*eters' Analysis lossel in waveguide' Application of ffi-.neas,ir"*.nr, and waveguides, Cavity resonator' Analysis f of measurement,lossesin waveguides' Application Analsis andmeausrement Cavity resonator' waveguides, cavities' of its parameters'Application of Reentrant waveguides and Coupling of cavities,Comparsionof cables,Excitation in waveguides' ?. - -l F "o-uiiul S-parameters' 2. ,Microwave Computers:Principle of V Couplers' Waveguide *ur"guide TEEs Directional joints, bends, corners' twists, coupling probes and termination'Ferritedevices couplingloops,Waveguide isolators' for'*ic-ro*ave applications,Circulators'

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B.E. (E &TIC) 144 Slottedline, Microwave Filters, Mlcrowave attenuators, iris, tunersetc. .'' 3/Micorwave tubes& circuits : High frequencylimitations \/ of conventional tubes, magnetraon. Principle of with parameters . f p"% operation,construction,characteristics, . | o,.t\ Applicationsas whereverpossible; analyticaltreatment sr' amplifiers, oscillators, modulators, demodulators wherever applicable. 4. ..{olld stateMicrowave Devices : Microwave transistors, amplifiers,PIN Parametric fvrcSFnf & Varactordiodes, t" diodes, Tunnel Barrier .,'r ''Vdiodes,schottkey .l I ,.'Electron devices: GUNN diode, diodes.Transferred AvalancheMASERS, Transittime deviceslike IMPAIT, TRAPATT, BARRIPT diodes, principle of operation. parameters with analytical construction,characteristics, Applicationasamplifiers, whereverpossible, treatment Oscillators, Modulators, Demodulators wherever applicable 5. Microwave measurements: Frequency, power, insertion phaseshift, VSWR, impedance, attenuation, noise factor, Q of a cavity loss. dielectric constant, \'" resonator. Microwave Interatedcircuits : Planartransmissionlines like strip lines microstriplines, arraysparasitic 7. Antennas: Review of diople,monopoles, feeding, antenna paramenters & /. antenna antenna wide-bandantenna,microwave antennameasurements, o(t^A \ antennalike horns,parabolicreflectors,lens antenna, " slot antennas,with referenceto principle of operation,

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construction, feeding, parameters,measurement with the help of analyticaltreatmentwherever techniques possible, application both as transmiting and receivng modes. Microstrip antennas: Principle of operation' methods of analysis, polarzation, dual frequency microstrip afrays,feeding methods' microstrip antenna, application of microstrip antenna' 8. Radar Communication : Principle, block diagram' ,- classification, radarrangeequation'Pulsedradarsystem' radardisplay,scanning& modulators, radar receivers, tracking, Doppler radar MTI radar,Radio navigational aids suchasLOS, LS. g. Industrial Applications Of Microwaves : Industrial Doppler motion sensors' control & measurement, microwaveheatingetc. ReferenceBooks of 1. RE Collm Mccornt-Foundation microwave' Hall 2. Liao-Microwave devices and circuits-Prentice India. microwavecircuits-Willey 3. SisodiRaghuvanshi-Passive Eastern. laboratory mrcrowave 4. Sisodia, Raghuvanshi-Basic and microwavetechniques laboratorymanual techniques Willey Eastern.

5. 6. 7. 8.

K.C. Gupta-Microwaves M. Kulkarni-Microwaveand radarEngg' Hill and wave propagation-McGraw Collin-Antennas communicationsystems-McGraw Kennedy-Electronic Hill.

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B.E' (E &Ttc) 146 List of Praticals l. of micorwavepower Study of Reflex Klystron as source its modes' measurement of in laboratory, 'i"t"t'ing& electronictunning' Calculation ir"qu"n.y' Mechanical of Q of cavity resonator' modulator' as a sourceof Z. Study of Gunn Diode & PIN variation of bias on micorwave power' effect of frequencYand Power' Tees-E-plance'H3. Study of charateristicsof microwave and combination plane and Magic tee' power splitting isloations calcualtionof S-parameters' measurements, and couPling factors' couplerfor various of 4. Studyof characteristics directional directivity' isolation etc' coupling factors,calculationof Horn antenna' its radiation 5. Study of charateristicsof of antennagain pattern, receiving pattern' calcluation and beam width' for various values of 6. Measurement of VSWR using slottedline' Calculation termination(Impendance) Smith impedanceof waveguideusing of characteristics chart. Calibration of attenuator' Isolator and Circulator' 7. Study of characteristicsof measurement' 8. Microwave power (Low/High) OR for characterizationoI 8. Study of Network Analyser micorwave circuit' rypical multiport

: 404183DIGITALSIGNALPROCESSING
'feaching Scheme: : Leactures/IVeek 4 llrs Practicals/lVeek: 2 Hrs

: Examination Scheme : 100Marks Paper : 50 Marks Oral

of DSP' Apilt;1L* I. Digital againstanalogprocessing' in speech felhnotogy review, Application "f.PSl enlitteering' vibradon analysis' pr.."ttl"iiiomedical pi",u." (image) processing(casestudies)' function' 2. The Z-transform and its inverse'systems Generation systems' andZeros,discretetime signalsand and algebraic of di."r"r" time signali, properties (linear and circular)' "quu,ionr, differ"n"" equation,Convolutions Stability' Linear time invariant system' Casualty' poles

Otlf".-t-"111 ADC'DOC: theorem Sampling System vta -uniptrtutiorr, Representationof Discrete

equation' system 3. Digital filter structure, describing direct form I & II ffansfer function, filter catagories' combinationof secondorder section' cascade *",u."r, sections' FIR parattet combination of second order structure of FIR filter structure, frequency sampling filter, lattic-ladder structure' FourierTransform' 4. Definition andpropertiesof Discrete in frquency' Fast Fourier Transform, Decimation Decimationintime,GOETZELalgorithm'Chirp-zalgorithm in linerar t unrfor- algorithm, use of FFT effect of FFT' filtering and correltion, Qirantization power analysis of discrete time signals' .2a""iy

B.E. (E &T/C) 148 density,energydensity,discretetime aperiodicsignals its energy,convergenceeffect. Filter Design : Design of line-ar.Plalg-*flRfltters'using s' wi r1-igd.w-a, r-e--q-t-argular n-dow, H ammi ng w ind o-w clu u : r phenomqnon,Trian gu.lar-w"indow,I!4mmin g window, Blackman window, Kaiser wjndow, IJanllng wi.ndow.Design of linear-phaseFIR filters using i."qu"n"y samplingdesignof optimumequiripple linear phaseFIR filters, FIR differenciators,designof Hilbert of iransforms,Comparision designmethods'IIR filters : Design of IIR filters from analogfilters, approximation invariance'Bilinear transform' of derivatives,Impluse filter design. Leastsquare 6. Hardware architecture of DSP : Study of DSP chip architectureas an examples:(chip of Texasinstruments or analog devices)Featuresof DSP chip architecture chip' with microprocessor comparison andinstructions, ,7 word : lenght effects'The quantization Analysis of finite process& errors analysis of coeffients,quantization effects in FIR filters, A./D conversion noise analysis, Analysis of arithmetic round effect errors' Dynamic range scaling,low sensitivity digital filters' reduction of froduct round off errors' limit cycles in IIR filters' round-off errors in FFT algorithms' 8. Applications : Dual - tone multiply signal detection' spectral analysis using DFT, short term DFT' musical sound processing,voice privacy' sub bond & coding of speech specialaudio signals,over sampling' D/A over simpling, A,tD, Aplications of multirate signal processing.

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ReferenceBooks L Proakis& Monaklis,"Digital Signalprocessing" Third edition, PrenticeHall. '2. S.K. Mitra, " Digital Signal Processing, Computer A BasedApproach" TMH, 1998 List of Practicals l. Floating point calculations of real and complex functions. 2. Generatewaveforms from alebraic formula. IIR filter design by Butterworth/Chebyshev and conversioninto digital via Bi-linear transformation. 4. ComputerdiscreteFourierTransformof a signal. -5. Implementation of FFT algorithm. (r. Realizationof Discretetransferfunction. Computingof linear & circular convolution. 8. FIR filter designusing different windows.

404184:TELEMATICS
'l'caching Shceme : Letures/Week: 4 Hrs Examination Scheme : Paper : 100 Marks

[. Intrduction to TelephoneNetworks,Basiccomponentof Telephone network. Components subsciber Telephone of Instruments. Principles of push button dialer, DTMF dialer,cordless Telephone. Signallingtones,Principles of Manual & Automatic switching. Stepby stepswitching. 2. ConceptofAutomaticswitching, Principles of common control systems, Crossbar Exchange.

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3 . Electronic Exchanges-StoredProgram Control,
Architectural Features to ensure reliability, Load on processor,Availbility of single processor & dual processor system, Centralized & Distr'ibuted configurationfor SPCExchange,SoftwareArchitecture, Various processes& priority levels, Application Studyof typical C-DOT services, Softeware& enhanced 128 P system arehitecture,features & Functional descripotion. 4. Singlestate& multistageswitchingnetwrok.Blocking Probability. Lee's model to evaluatic blocking probability of three stage network. Concept of Time switching, division time switching,Time division space time & spareswitching. Combination Time nultiplexed TST stages.Brief description of switch,ST,TS,STS, combination switching.l

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Frequencyband allocation, Trunking efficiency, Basic Cellular systme components,Fading characteristics, Delay spread & coherencebandwidth, performacne criteria,Basicoperation cellullar systme,Calculation of of Maximum number of calls, Concept of Frequency Reuseschemes, Cell Splitting,Handoff, Mobile assisted Handoff, Cell site Handoff, Inter system Handoff, Concept of Dropped calls, Co-channel interference reduction factor, Analog Celluar switching system components, Introducationto Digital Celluar Telephone System,GSM system,GMSK Modulation Techniques for Mobile communication.

ReferenceBooks L Vishwanathan-Telecommunications Switchingsystems & Network-PHl 404185: AUDIO-VIDEO BNGINEERING Elective - I Teaching Scheme : LecturesAVeek : 4 Hrs. PracticalsAVeek lks. :2 l. Examination Scheme : Paper : 100 Marks Practical : 50 Marks Termwork : 25 Marks

5.

Traffice Engineering Network traffic load & parameters,Grade of service & Blocking probability, Incoming traffic & servicetime characterization. Numbering & Transmissionsystems& characteristics, Charging Plan, Signaling techniques.Inchannel & common channel Signalling Trunk operation & Automatic Trunk Exchange.

2. William LEE-Mobile CelluarTelecommunications PHI.

6. Subscriber loop systems,system hierarch & Routing,

7. Principles of dataoverTelephonenetwork, Value added

Fax, E-MAIL etc. Services, of 8. Mobile CellularTelephony-Need Mobile Telephone, Limitations of conventionalMobile Telephonesystems,

Propertiesof sound : Characteristics human ear & of vocal chord & his resembalance with microphones & Ioudspeakers-Types microphonews detailedstudy of & ofeach type-Types ofloudspeakers enclosures its's & & detailedstudy.

(E B.E. &TlC) ts2 2. Different methodsof soundrecording & reproduction :

(Analog & digital sound,Magnetic,optical & compact disk recording.) Materials & their properties used for S.R. noise perspective, ofsound signal: (balance, 3 . Processing reduction techniques, amplification mixing, studyof monophony,stereophony, equalization-Detailed Ambiophony & Quadraphomy. pseudostereophony, 4. Room/studio acoustics: reverberation,echo, masking, shielding, placementof loudspeaker& microphones. Basic television systems& scanning principles. TV trendscoverage-technology broadcasting-eKtended CCTV's-broadcastinformation services-HDTV-Digital TV. & 6. Colortelevision systems signals: Colorfundamentalscolors & color perception-chromaticity mixing of TV signals& their diagram-colorTV camera-Colour transmission-NTsc,PAL, SECAM systems.
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B.E. (E & T/C)/53 used-Digitalcolor TV receiver-specifications color for TV receiver Remote control. Broadcastinformation services: Videotext,viewdata, teletext, viewdata, CRT displays,CRT controllers, standardgraphic display adaptersfor pCs. 12. Advanced TV systems: digital TV MAC, signals IIDTV MUSE sysrem,3-D. 13. Study of Wobbulator pattern generator,field-strength meter(Only block diagrams& operatingprinciples). Reference Books L A. M. Dhake : Televisuionand Video EngineeringTMH. tl.

2. Treman : Audio Encydopaedia. 3. S. P.Bali : ColorTelevisionTheory& practrice-TMH. 4. R. C. Gupta: AudioVideoEngineeringSystem-TMH. 5. Grob & Hemdon : BasicTelevisionand Video Svstem. Sixth Edition, MGH. List of Practicals t . To measuresensitivity of microphones using reciprocity method (at least three different microphones). 2. To plot & study directional pattern of microphones (Omni, Uni, & bidirectional). 3. Audio Signal Processingusing graphic equalizers& activetone control circuits. 4. Frequency responseof loudspeakerwith & without enclosure.

Studioequipmentorganization& control, TV studiosTV PCR facilities-MCRequipment-Telecine, recording systems. 8. Color TV transmissionsystems: Design principle of Block diagrarn,Transmittingantennas, TV transmitters, Microwave TV relay system,TV via satellite.

9 . Propagation of TV signals & antenna systems;

Propagationphenomena,Shadow zolles, co-channel Ghost images. interface, Broadcastcolour TV receiver (lC ccts) - Block schematic& functional requirements-DifferentIC's

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5. Signaltracingof color TV receiver. 6. Directionalpattern& gain measurement yagi antenna. of Effect of no of directors on gain). 7. Alignment of TV monitor using patterngeneraror. 8. Signaltracingof remotecontrolfor colour TV receiver. 9. Study of VCR (Recording& reproduction). 10. Study of one audio systemin detail. 404185: ADVANCBD POWER ELECTRONTCS Elective - I Teaching Scheme : Lectures/IVeek : 4 Hrs. Practicals/IV'eek2 IIrs. : Examination Scheme : Paper : 100 Marks Practical : 50 Marks Termwork: 25 Marks l. Three PhaseConverterOperation,Overlap, power factor,Equationsfor p-pluseconverter. 2. Inverters : (i) 6 step LZ} & 180 mode of operation, load equivalent circuitsforbalancedR Load,harmonic contentofphase and line output voltages. (ii) PWM Inverrers pWM inverters SMM, MMSR andSinusoidal and their comparisons. (iii) Cunent SourceInverters (a) Single phaseCSI with L Load no overlap, partial overlap and full overlap regions of operations. (b) Three phaseASCSI with induction moror_ load; analysisof no_overlap region.

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3. Resonant Covertors: (a) Need of Resonant Converters,advantages ZVS, of ZCS, Switchingtrajecroryand SOAR. (b) Load resonant converters Seriesloadedrsonant : half-bridge DC_DC converter and parallel loaded resonant half_bridge DC_DC Converter Comparisonof SLR & pLR. 4. SMPS (SwitchedMode power Supplies): (a) SMPSversus linearpower.uppti.r, pWM control of output volrage;Multiple <iutput Supplies. (b) Minimum load current and critical inductance considerance consideration,filter selection "o_pon"n, and freewheeling diode for non_isloated buck convener. (c) Analysis of IsolaredSMPS (i) Forward converter (ii) Flyback converter (d) Design of Switching regularor using IC like LM 105/LM305. (e) Modeling and Simulation of SMPS given in (b). (0 EMI/EMC conceprand techniquesfbr SMpS. of on line and off line LIpS. Detail study of blocks of UpS sysrem. Calculation of battery VA ratings, charger and inverterratingsand back_up timei.

.5. jl.PS Fo*". (-Uninterruprible Suppii"';i (a) Need *?, for y::. of Uainspollrtion, concepr
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6, DC Motor control : (a) Quadrant operations : forward and reverse montoring, forward & reverse braking,

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regenerativeand dynamic braking and plugging. (b) Constant torque and constant power methods of speedcontrol. (c) Types of power converters : (i) Singlephasehalf controlledline commutated convertefs. (ii) Single and three phase dual converter; circulating and noncirculating converter based on control voltage, load current or both, speed reversal trajectory, dual mode dual converter. Type B (step(iii) TypeA (step-downI quadrant), (2 quandrant),Type up I quadrant),Type C E (4 quandrant, choppers, Regenerative, dynamic breaking using choPPers' Unipolar and bipolar modulation in Type E chopper,multiple chopperconfiguration for Type A choppers. (d) Close loop control of D C motors : (i) Double loop control, singleloop control with current limit, need for RAMP generator/ Double integrator for speedreference' (ii) Implementationusing analong (OP AMP) circuits and using microprocessors, advantageand drawbacks. (iii) DC current sensingand speedmeasurement : techniques
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7. Three Phaseladuction Motor Control : (a) ConstantVIF oPeration: (i) Variable frequency PWM-VSI drives, diagram, speed control method, current limiting, sliP comPensation. (ii) Variablefrequencysquarewave (6 step)VSI control method, drives,blockdiagram, speed output voltage and power factor variation. (b) Line frequency stator voltage control, rotor control. sPeed resistance (c) Flux Vector Control Technique,Four quadrant reversible regencrativevector drive. (d) Breaking Mechanism of Induction Motor. 8. PM steppermotor drive : Unipolar, bipolar; half step control, Stepper motor control using dedicated IC's and chopper' Microprocessorbasedsteppermotor control. Books Reference 1. Cyril W. Lander : Power Electronics,McGraw Hill' 2 Dubey, Doralda, Joshi, Sinha : Thyristoried Power Controller's - New Age International Ltd. 3. Mohan, Undeland& Robins : Power Electronics-John Wiley & Sons. 4. P.C.Sen : Thyristor D.C. Drives-JohnWiley & Sons' McGraw Electric Drives-Tata 5. VedamSubrahmanyam: Hills (Delhi). 6. Murphy & Turnbull : Power Electronic Control of AC Motors-Macmillan Ltd'

BrushlessDC motors : Types of motors speed DC control of brushless motors,importantfeatures and applications.

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7. G.K. Dubey : Power Semiconductor ControlleddrivesPrenticeHall International. 8. P.C. Sen : Modern Power Electronics-Wheelers Publishing. 9. H.D. Singh : Power Electronics-TMH. List of Practicals l. Converters To plot firing angleversusoutput voltage : and to find out regulation of three phasehalf and fully controlled converters. To study microprocessorbased systemfor controlling threephasecontrolledconverters. To find out overlap angle for various sourceinducrance and to study inverter operation of signal phaseLCC. 2. To plot frequency versusRPM for PWM VSI fed signal phaseinduction motor OR 2. Time ratio versus output and regulation of high power chopper: 3. To plot torque speed characteristic for VIF/ constanr IGBT/MOSFET based three phase PWM VSI fed induction motor drive and to observe different wave form OR 3. To study IGBT/IvIOSFET/BJT based three phase CSI inverter. 4. DC motor drive : To find out regulationin lst and 3rd quadrant microprocessor for basedDC drive. To studyacceleration deceleration microprocessor and in basedDC drive OR 4. DC motor drive : To observeand study regenerationin 2nd and 4th quandrantfor microprocessor basedDC drives. To study inching and crawling in 2nd and 4th quadrant microprocessor for basedDC drives.

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5 . Reversiblefour quandrantflux vector control drive for
induction motor.

6. Study of various parametersof SMPS and UPS.

Modeling and Simulationof SMPS' a of Measurement voltage,currentpower,PF of converter output and inverter output using digital power meter. 8 . Software development: To control speedof DC motor. To generatecontrol waveform for three phase PWM i nverter. 404185: SYSTEM PROGRAMMING Elective - I Teaching Scheme : lectures/IV'eek : 4 Hrs. : Practicals/IV'eek2llrs. '

Examination Scheme : : 100 Marks Paper Practical : 50 Marks Termwork: 25 Marks queuesusing linked lists' Polish l. Conceptof stacks& ' expressions. 2. Assemblers: Tasks,syntax,literal, forward reference handing.Specialdirectivesand handingof directives. Data structure used. Design issues like table managementtechniques,listing & error indication. Design of One passand assembler. : and 3 . Preprocessor Macroprocessor Comparisonwith used. structures function, Macro definitions,data
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Linking & loading : allocation,relocation,linking, loading, various schemesof linking and loading, loaderconceptof binding, static & absolute relocatable BSS loader, COM & EXE files' & dynamic linking, overlay structures.

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5 . Overview of compitation,phases compiler,types of of

compliers, lexical analysis,representation tokens, of Regular expression,NEA, DFA, Block schemaricof lexical analyzer, designofa lexical analyzer subset for of 'C' Indtroductionof LEX. 6. Parser-Parsing techniques: Top down and bottom up programming languagegrammer, representation and types of grammer, recursive descent& shift reduce parser, designof a parserfor subset ,C' (construction of of parsingtable not essential).Introduction yACC. of 1 Intermediate code generation& optimization.Type of intermediate code forms; postfix, syntaxtrees,triples, quadruples, indirect triples, Intermediate code, generationand optimization. 8 . Editors : Line, window, screen editors, Stream and structurededitors,designand implementation issues. 9. Debuggers Features a debugger, : of MS-DOS debus. ReferenceBooks 1. Introductionto systemsoftware- Dhamdhere(TMH). 2" Principlesof compiler design- Aho, Ullman & Sethi. 3. SystemSoftware- Beck. List of Practicols l. Stack/queue using Linked list (Any other application of Linked list. 2. Conversionfrom infix to prefix/postfix. OR 2. Conversionfrom prefix/postfixto infix. 3. Building a tree and tree traversal. 4. Design of 2-Passassembler hypotheticalmachine for

5. 6. 6. 7.

OR 8085 micro processor, C/C++. in Design of macroprocessor [Nested macro call within definition in C/C++. Design of line editor in C/C++. OR Design of screen editor in C/C++. Design of lexical analyzerfor subsetof pascal/C by usingC/C++.

8. Design of Reccursiveescentparserfor a subsetof PascaUC using C/C++. by

404185: \rLSIDESIGN Elective- I

TeachingScheme: l,ecturesAil'eek : 4 [ks. PracticalsAil'eek2 Fks. : Examination Scheme: Paper : 100Marks Practical : 50 Marks Termwork: 25 Marks t. Finite state Machines : Moor and Mealay machines, Synchronous controllers, Timing consideration, control using PLA/EPROM, CPLDs and FpGAs. 2. VHDL: (a) Overuiewof designauromation approach digital to design-use Hardwaredescriptionlanguages. of (b) Structure of VHDL, timing and concurrency issues, structural specificat.ion hardware, of wiring and componentinterconnections. (c) Definition and Usage of packages and components.Design of a general purpose Test Bench. Use of design library management. Introduction to Library STD Logic ll64 and rnultivalued losic.

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of Behaviouraldescriptions hardwareSyntaxand Semanticsfor various forms and constructs' (e) Synthesisand design implementationwith case siudies using download facilities at minimum 4MHz, into CPLD 9500 seriesand FPGA 5200 or 4000 serieswith 7-Segmentdisplay on board to verify results. With different configuration modes. (0 Architecture of FPGA & CPLD such as Xilinx 9500 series CPLDS and 5200 or 4000 series FPGA's. 3. AdvancedToPics: (a) Informaiion on a complete tool from designentry to Placeand route. ft) Introduction to various industry standardtools usedfor simulationand synthesis' (d) 4. VLSI Design Issues: gates' of Digital MOS ICS-D-C.analysis inverter/Basic noise margins& delay coicept of minimum logic levels, calculations. Books ReJbrence 1. Digital design: M- Monis Mano-2ndEdition, EEE-PHI' 2. VHOI- : DouglasPerry : Third Edition-MGH' 3. VDHL Analysis and Modeling of Digital system-Z Navabi-McGrawHill, 2nd Edition. 4. VHDL Techniques,Experiments and Caveats : by Pick,-McGrawHill. Joseph Principles of CMOS VLSI design : Neil & KarmanAddison Wesley. 6. Xilinx Manual.

B.E. (E &T/C) 163 List of Practicals Software: using XILINX S/W version 1.5or similar' Hardware: usingFPGA and CPLD. Laboratory requirernent : 5-Pentium computers, Windows based,preferably with LAN. Logic (a) Experiments BasedOn Combinational 1. Simulation and Implementationof BCD to Display Decoder. 7-Segment of 2. SimulationandImplementation Magnitude Comparators. ALU with andlmplementationof 3. Simulation minimum 4-Arthmatic ll-ogical operations [e.g.IC 7418r]. Logic [Any Two] (b) Experiments Basedon Sequential 1. Simulation and Implementationof Latches with Resetand Clear. and Registers 2. Simulation and Implementationof Counters. 3. Simulation and Implementationof Shift Registers. (c) Complex& AdvancedExperiments[Any Two] l. Simulation and Implementation of Timer Functionallyof 8253 [Programmable Counterl. or 2. Simulation and Implementation of Functionalityof 8255 [PP[. . 3. Simulation and Implementationof a Bit programmable inpuVOutput,[682l]. 4M185: ROBOTICS Elective-I ExaminationScheme: : Scheme Tkraching : 100Marks Paper lrcturesAV'eek : 4 ]ks. Practical : 50 Marks :2 PracticalsAV'eekFks. Termwork: 25 Marks

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control tt. Robot programming: Fixed instructionsequence programminglanguages. generation Instructionto first 9. Application of Robots : loading, unloading' welding, matching. spraypainting,assembly, Books Reference l. R. D. Klafter & Thomons Chemkielewskiand NeginHall. Robotic Engineering-Prentice Hall. of 2. R. J. Schilling-Fundamental Robotics-Prentice Engineering-McGraw 3. Fu, Lee and Gonzolez-Robotic Hill. Listof Practicals l. Study of robot mechanicalcomponents-manipulator, link, joints. and effector, Z. Motion of robot for each degreeof freedom. to 3. Teachinga sequence robot using teachpendant. usedwith robots(proximity,pressure' 4. Study of sensors visionetc.) 5. Robot programming using control language. OR 6. Study of robot drive. path planning. 6. Robot 7, Design of robot controller for two joint manipulator. 8. Study of pnecumaticrobot. OR 8. Study of vision systemfor robot. : | 40 5 404185 420| 104225 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Elective-I

Transformationand Kinematics : Homogeneouscoordinate-vectoroperations,matrix operations,coordinate reference frames, Homogeneous transformation and manipulator orientation, relative points, referenceframes,Forward solutions-Link coD-H matrix, Inverseor back solution-problem ordinates, of of obtaininginversesolution,techniques usingdirect and geometricapProach. motors, : 5. Robotactuators DC servomotors,DC stepper motors, Hydraulic & pneumatic switched reluctance servovalves.' proportionaVdirectional actuators, force/ tactile sensors, : 6. Robot sensors optical encoders' positionand and Vision sensors systems torquesensors, proximity sensors. velocity and 1. Robot motion planning : on-off trajectory, profile, Cartesianmotion of manipulator, acceleration joint-interpolated control, Jacobian interms of D-H matrik.

ftachingScheme: : Lpctures/lV'eek4 Hrs. :2 fuucticalsAV'eekHrs.

ExaminationScheme: : 100Marks Paper Practical : 50 Marks Termwork: 25 Marks

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B.E. (E &Ttc) 167 : Devices -3. Networking cards'HUB' Ethernet 3. I Studyof networkingdevices Gateways' Multiplexors' Bridges' Switches Routers' 3.2 Overview of Network systems" LAN/WAN' casestudy networking' LANN' Satelite wireless lnter drive provider of existingLAN/IVAN system' to Exposure VPN (VirtualPrivateLAN) setup. on 4. Business the Internet: of 4.1 Neccesity on lineBusiness' uses& customof the Internet' 4.2 Acceptable accesscontrol and security'case 4.3 E-business studY: Firewall securitY' on Resources the and 4.4 Business professional and Business to Business Internet: Business to custolner. onlinenow and in the future" 4.5 Your Business Books Re.ference L Ralf - Steinmetz Klara Nahrstedt' Multimedia PH applications- STR Communication Computing series' lNNovatingtechniques '1.. JusithJeffcoate, Multimediain Practice: Technology PHI : l99B and apPlication andanimation l. Michel J. Young.WindowsMultirnedia Window95' with C++ Prograrnming & I Alitiken Jarol.Visual C++ ivlultimedia rvindows Books' set,CorioilsCror"rP '). ISDN & IJroundIlantJ-ISDNwitlr frarne rcial' & AfM-Willam Stallings'

Multimedia: TechnologY I "1 IntrodttctionMM scenario Prescnt of APPtications MM tVW devicesusedin MM t.l SNV usedMM f)evices Multimedia devices' o-Pricaldrive" t'1"" '*oage CDROM' DVD' drive' magnetic

different tYPes' Scanners CCD tYPes' Modeur Souncl Soundcards'Microphones' & disPlaYAdaPters/Drtvers' programmlng^ 1.3 Multimedia software support lrr Multirnediu piogtu*ming windows0'5' Communication application''Otul'1'n' interactivevcttct' network' sound editors' aPPl respolrse ications techntques" Remote-Videoconferencing BMP' TIFF' Git GraPhicsfile formats' JPEG' MPE format' pacKagc Imageprocessing packages' Craphics 2. : software systeln to Introcluction ernbedded devices in srnallsystem 2'l Studyof C)'W'Lrsed i.c. PSOS,VxWorks drivers''fSR's clevice 7.2 Studyof DCS kernel'

Ir I
B.E. (E & T/C) / 68 application-Rainev 6. AIM Networks, conceptsprotocols' Hancel,Manfned N' Huter StepheSchrodev-Addission WissleY. IInd III rd edition 7. A.Tannebanm-ComputerNetworks PHI. 8. High speedNetworks Willam Stallings' N/W design;:. nlnciptes of computercommunication J.SeidlerEllis Horwood' 10. Fast Ethernet-Johnson' 11. Book - ELLSWORTH The new InterestBusiness & ELLS WORTH- John Wiley 1996 publication' List of Practicals Group I : Multimedia Assignments' VOC' (Assignment L Study of soundfile formats' Wav' and appending shouidbe framed on conversion'editing' above file formats; techniques 2. A law and Ir law comPunding sound files) (imPlemenatationon implement general 3. Use of Multimedia library of system'(Windows 95' C/C ++' VC++ announcement programming assignments;' 4 . Modem interface for Dial up data transfer' Tel' Dialed 5. Modem programming for incomming into votce' answer dieit identification,switching machineconfiguration)' 6. Use of 3D studio & features' TIFF GIF 1. Study of graphics data file formats' BMP' processing shouldbe framedon image d;ig;*;"ti like grey level, Histogrametc;' apptication

(E B.E. &TtC)t6e
or using scanners CCD 8. Imagegrabbingand processing camera. GP II : Network programrning 1. Case study of exisiting network, study of network & components references. providersset up. 2. Casestudy of interval-service 3. Configuration and set up any one of the following, Router, Proxy server,Web Server,Mail server. 4. Communication between PC's using Telnet' and data transfer using FTP. 5. Dial up networkingusing Modem. login. 6. Remoteprinting, shell access, Any 5 from lst group and any 3 from 2nd group. Note : should be used as Above list of assignments guidelinesfor framing the assignments. should be incorporatedusing Latest Techniques suitablesoftwarepackage/language.

404186: ELECTRONIC DESIGN AND SOFTWARE TECHNIQUB Scheme: Examination Scheme: Teaching Termwork: 50 Marks Lectures/IVeek: 2 Hrs : 50 Marks Oral Practicals/lVeek : 2Hrs 1. SystemDesign : Specificationof Electronic systemto Contraintsrelatedto environment.Industry be designed. standards,balancing overall tradeoffs between of Chart schedule losses and specifications constraints. neededin design. 2. Generating a possible concept of solution to the design problems partitioning the system into the

B.E'(E&T/C)/70 of each module' fundamentalmodules' Spccification with adjacent independency of consideration minimum modules. module: Selection criteria' 3. Detailed design of each of development softwareby circuit designcalculation' techniques' o-rby algorithmic n"*lfl"" the and softwaretechniqueinto 4. Integration of hardware of each design should total system' D";;;;"ion on test' of verification techniques/comment state'choice oiagramof each """rr.i diagram Block ^Jtitt"ituna rc"t' Concisecalculationof of major to*poni'ii' pCg tuyoot' Mechanicaland t"" eachstage, "tii*""' dp"rating instructionsand fault astheticdesign ^t;;;; finding Procedure' an : Importance of software' 5. Software Engineering c.haractcristics' industry p""p"ttii"''oit*ut" of software g:n"ti"components applications'. -u^iew procedural design engineering' Sbltt"u'" design' documentation' notationand extensions:Basic 6. Stuctralanalysisand its its extensions' t-:j'*ut" : Design 7. Design and implementation ?l refinement modularity' fundamental, aLstractions' hierarchy' data structure' software architeeturecontrol hiding' software procedure' information 8.Datafloworienteddesign:Designinformationflow, transform flow' Design p'ot"" consrterations' ftansaction flow'

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ReferenceBooks lr. paualHorowitz & wine Field Hill : Art of Electronics' Mu**"ll-IIIrd Edition. 2. Comer: Digital Logic StateMachineDesign-Saunders College : . 3. Roger S.PressmanSoftwareEngineering-McGrawHill 4. Z.Nawabi : VHCL Analysis & Modelling of Digital Hill Systems-McGraw of Practicals Above mentioned aspectsare to be incorporated in to the following design. l, Design of test and measuringinstruments Design of communicationsystem controllerlPC basedboard level Microprocessor/IV1icro design system Digital design with state of art approachlike ASM' FSM,. Computer aided Engineering design using VHDL/ Verilos Software or similar.

404187:PROJECT
g Scheme: rs/Week-ITerm ExaminationScheme: Terrn Work : 100 Marks Oral : 50 Marks **Exam at the end of II-Term.

/ Week- Il Term

This will consistof a report basedon : Laboratory work involving design and construction of system' electronicinstrumentor control or measurement

B.E. (E &TtC) t72 OR Investigation of practical problems in manufactureand / or testingof electronicor communicationequipment or components. OR Purely Hardware project OR Microprocessor / Microcontroller / PC Basecl Project preferably Hardwareand Softwarecombination OR Softwaredevelopmentproject related to VHDL / Electronics commuflication / ProcessIpstrumentation/ Information Technology/ Power Electronics/ Digital Signal Processing/ Agricultural Electronics with justification for techniquesused/Implemented witlr enoughcomplexity involved to compensate Hardwarc related work. The Project work will be carried out by the studenr individually or by a group of studentsnot exceeding threedependignon complexity of the project. Students shouldmaintain a log-book of the wor'|, done for the project which should be producedat thc time of examination alongwith the boundprojectreporr in a specified format at the of examination students will haveto demonstrate working of the projectcarriedorrr by them during the year.

B . n .(E &T l c \ 1 7 3 404188 COMMUNICATION NETWORKS : TeachingScheme: ExaminationScheme: Lectures/Week:4Fks Paper 100Marks : Practicals/Week:2Hrs Termwork: 50 Marks
1. Introduction of CommunicationNetworks : Types of networks,centralised distributeddatanetworks,voice & networks, local area networks, wide area networks, wireles networks,Internet,Network designissueslike

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data cotnmunication services like SMDS, X-25 networks, Frame relay, BroadbandISDN & ATM in brief. Brief overview of physicallayers: transmission media like twisted pair, co-axidl'cable, fiber optics, radio / microwavetransmission geosynchronous, LEO / MEO satelliteetc.
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Data link layer design issues: Framing, error control, flow control, Simplex stop & wait protocol, sliding window protocol,HCLC, data link layer in Internet& ATM.

4. Medium AccessTechnique: Static& dynamicchannel allocation in LAN's & WAN CSMA / CD protocol, WDNA protocol, JEEE 802 Standardsfor Ethernet, tokenbus,token-ring,distributed queue, dual bus,logic link control, bridges,High speedLAN's like FDDI. 5 . Network layer & designissues: Internalorganization, virutual circuit protocol & datagram;Routing &

( B.E. E &Tl c \ l 7s
B.E. (E &Tlc) 174 IP pt:t::l * Congestioncontrol algorighln{nternent on demand' OSPF & ICMR nnp,"nenn IP address, BGP,CIDR & IPV6. addressing' 6. Transport layer : transport protocols' & & releasing a connections'transport "rtuUiltfling Int"-"t - TCP & UDP' protocol f& Management.: 7. Network Applications, Security Cryptography' ti"t"t key and pY91: s".u.ity irrue., S\Yl' key algorith*, uuth"*tiJution protocolt',-Pf :' & Selver site' Writing a Web worrd"wia" Web - Client programming for Page in HTML' Concept of Socket TELNET etc' .tiEn, t".u"t' JAVA, Remote Login' Networks : Queuing 8. Analysis of loss and delay in network as graph' fft"oty, N/VIvI/ I queue, Modeling. graph' maximum fundamentalgraph algorithms' tree in tree. spanning ReferenceBooks 2nd Edition - PHI 1. A. Tanenbaum- Computer Network Network 3rd Edition - PHI 2. A. Tanenbaum- Conr-puter Networks 3: Auron Kershenbau* - T"l"co-*unication Design Algorithms - MGH to Computer 4. S. ieshav - An Engineering Approach Communications 5. Williams Stallings- Data Computer PHI And Distributed 6. Uyless Black - Data Communication Network - PHI List of Practicals like cables'connectors' 1. Studyof Network Components gateways'(physical switches,Hubs, bridges, routers' Networks - PHI and or components S/IV inoduleoverview)Installation card within .ontigutu,ion of Network interface two machineson windows / and connecting .o-pi "., Novelle Net ware i Unix' up 2. To establish INTERNET connectivity using dial and--configuration modem on windows / Unix systems of samemachine as a proxy server for WWW' Institution a Configuration for domain nameserverfor an on Unix / I Org;nitution having different subdomains' windows machine. OR of main server for an Institution / 3 . Configuration usingUnix machines' Organisation, oisocket programming concept for i-ii"*"t",ion client serverapplicationusing C / JAVA'

(HDD / the of 5. Implementation sharing disk resources (b) Unix system) CDROM) on (a) Windowssystem (tIFS) like TELNET' FTP' 6. Study of Network applications / Login secured unsecured) Rembte OR to a package monitor the-Netwot\-f:,t 6. Installationof
on Web various attributes(e.g.ioad on Network' Load the attributes for a typical server etc.) and finding out network. '1. To write a 'C' program for implementation of shortest path routing alogrithm' for public / 8. To write a'C'program for implementation

utgltirhm (e'g' RSA algorithm)for pri""i" t "y / encryption decrYPtion'

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9. To write a'C'code for an applicationlike ring or Telnet or RemoteLogin. 404ft9 : CONSUMER ELECTRONICS ExaminationScheme: TeachingScheme: : 100 Marks Paper Lectures/Week :4Hrs : Analog & digital sound 1. Sound & reproduction recording & reproduction. Principles & block schematics optical recording,magneticrecordingand of compactdistk recofdingsystems. 2. Audio amplifiers mono and stereoand their subsystems : Featuresof Hi - Fi sound, Audio mixers, graphic cassette deck systems, equalizers, tuners,public address and CD player. 3. Principlesof colourtelevision : Transmissionstandards, Block diagrams Hue, Saturation, colour fundamentals, of and of colour - transmitters receivers.Features current colour TV technology. 4. Video recording : Video cameras: different types and principles of operation.Principles of video recording Videodisplay andblockdiagramof VCR & its features. Units - lvlonitors LCR & its features.Video display Units - Monitors LCD displays, Plasma displays & CCTV system. 5. Principles of HDTV & its transmissionstandards. 6. Moderti home applianceswith electronic control. Microwave ovens,Remotecontrols,Securitysystems, Video games,Digital diaries, Musical instruments. Washing machines,Cam coders, Cellular phones, papers,fax, wireless phones,Digital calculators, thermometers,B.P. meters, Electronic weighing systems.(Principle of operation,block diagram & featuresof each)

B.E.(E &TlC) 177 electronic & techniques consumer 7. Massproduction productdesignfeature. 8. MultimediaAudioVideoStandards g. InternetApplications, Email,FTP.WWW. 10. Solarcellsandpanels. Books References Engineering TMH 1. A.M. Dhake- Television & recording reproduction I Z. OlsonI gigtr Qualitysound I on I 3. Phillips handbooks Audio, Video and Consumer Notes. Application Elecronics I Theory& PracticeTMH Bali - ColourTelevision | +. S.P. I I 404190:ELECTR0MC MEASUREMENTS ) Scheme Examination : lTeachingScheme : 4 Hrs Paper: 100Marks l,Theory/TVeek Pract: 50 Marks / J Practicals Week: 2 tks

I 1. Principle of Vleasurement : Instrumentclassification, static/dynanriccharacteristicofinstruments,instmment I calibrationstandards,calibrationstandards,calibration I methodology,validation,tracebility,measurement, I systeme.rrors-schematic, random and gross, statistical I distribution functions, confidence in intervals, J comparison of means statisticsconditions of data. I regre,ssion analysis I I z. Vol.tage, Current and Resistance measuring in,struments : Measurement of voltage, current, t 'resistance, inductance,capacitanceand frequency with I digital techniques,Sources of measurementerrors. J I

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B.E. (E &T/C) /75 DMM, DVM, digital LCR meter,true RMS Voltmeter. Compleximedance measurement meters. 3 . Oscilloscope: Generaloscilloscope concept, conceptof bandwidth, triggering sources,Multitrace CRD technique, Plug-inunitsfor CRO. Typicaloscilloscope specifications, High frequencyand sampling CRO, power scope.Digital storageCRO, Block diagram, Acquisition methods,Enhancefeatures,Automatic measurements, Oscilloscope probes_Attenuated, High impedance, active,differential,currentand Hall effect probe. 4. Time and Frequency Measurement Techniques (Digital) : Time and frequency standards, Frequency period and ratio measurement, digital timer / counter plug-in modulesfor counter. 5. Signal sources: Kinds of signal waveforms.Standard signalgenerator, synthesized signalsource, synthesized sweeper,prograntmablepulse generator,arbitrary waveform synthesizer. Measuring fnstruments : (Working principle, block diagram and applications)Wave analyzer, Total Harmonic Distortion analyzer, Spectrum analyzer, Digital FFT analyzer,Logic analyzerand Signature analyzer,Network analyzerand OTDR 7. Communicationmeasurement: Selectivity, sensitivity measurement.Communication analyze,t', digital transmissionanalyzer,Case study - Digital radio test nieasrrrement like power, adjacent channel .power, frequency occupiedbandwidth,modulationoccuprancy.
6.

B.E. (B &T/C\ t79 8. Power Measurement Techniques : Audio, Radio, MicrowaveandOpticalpower measurement technique. 9. Automatic Test Equipments : StandardInstrument Buses- like IEEE 4888,VXI. Analog anddigital boardtestingsetup. Computerbased and comuputercontrol system.Casestudy _ pC based instrumenttest system. 10. Guarding Techniques, Radiated and conducted measurement setup : EMI / EMC srandardssuch as IEC, VDE. FCC. CISPER,MIL. ReferenceBooks 1. Clyde F Coombs - Electronic InstrumentHandbook_ McGraw Hills 2. Alan S. Morris - principles of Measurements Instrumentation PHI 3. A.J. Bouwens- Digital Insrrumentation McGraw Hill 4. Oliver Cage- ElectronicMeasurement McGraw Hills _ 5. StanlleyWolf, Smith - Students Reference Manual for ElectronicInstr. - pHI 6. Hewlett Packard,Tektronics,Advantest.Anritsu _ Application Notes on measurement. List of Practicals l. L lC lR and Q factormeasurement LF/RF (up ro of 50 MHz ) for discretecomponents communication & Calibration (flat / coaxial) OR Calibrationof analog TVM / DVM usins standard / V I sources. 2. Experimenton Statistical Analysis of Measurements.

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To measure Conducted EMI for a given electronic equipment with referenceto typical standards. 4. To calibrate an unknown Signal / function generation using universal FIF counter for frequency period and ratio. 5. To study special features of IIF Sampling DSO like zoom and rnathematical storage,cursor measurements, glitch capture,advancedtrigger abilities, transientor and sweepmodes. 6. To measure THD & distortion factor meter / wave
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B.E. (E & T/C) / 8t Elements fibercommuniction of system : Advantages disadvantagesoptical & of communication over other communication sysrems. B_Ay_.thg.-o,r_y .9f. ' transmission concept_of & pu,mpi.iiif _?_gg9p_rglq9:A Spgfyref.rgr_n.it. propagation. off wavelength, Cut , Waye,!""ry of optical p velocity& groupdelay. to use, Tlp"r of differentfibers : according materials dingto refractive indexprofiles acCordine themode & to
transmission. Materials used to maunfacture fibers. nufacutring methods & their relative study. Fiber optic cables: Encapsulation, strengthmembers, cteristics of materialsfor sheaths& otheicomponents,

analyzer.

7. Analysis of waveform in time and frequncy domain

using Analysing recorder/ FFT analyser.OR Analysis of wave forms in frequency donlain using spectrumanalyzerand RF synthesizersource/ sweeper (for sine, square,AM, FM, etc.) 8 . Trouble shotting of microprocessorbasedsystemusing logic analzer. 9 . Study of network analyzerfor analyzing characteristics of typical two port microwave network / RF circuit / OR device Analysis of various real time communication signals I using radio communicationanalyzer.

cific protection techniques, environm"ntu r "riJ.ii&ffil; igning. Characteristices optical fibers. Optical lossby of
lgatlgl (absorption, scattering bendingio..e, in corl & eladding)

Signal distortion in optical waveguides - Material )rsion, Waveguidedispersion,intermodal distortion. tion capacity determination. , Fiber optic spliqes,connectors& couplers.Coupling ses- Splices - Connectors- Directional Coupllrs I rolenses for coupling devices. Optical Sources _ 'elength considerations,Material coniiderations, Light ing diodes- Laser diodes & different modulati,on

404rgl: FIBER OPTIC COMMUNICATION Elective'II ExaminationScheme: : Scheme Teaching Paper : 100 Marks Lectur e s/Week:4Hrs Fractical : 50 Marks / Practicals Week: 2 FIrs
Termwork: 25 Marks

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Optical detectors- Receivers,Noise consideration for ) dgtgctors, their types, manufactruing methods & ve merits & demerits.Technology trends. Optical fiber measurements.Measurements of ion, dispersionrefractive index profile andnumerical

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- tsulluarrr-"'*^ c'ommunication heterodnedetectron' otical amplifiers. svstems& technique::91 ple Loc t xing a Advanced aif

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Books References

1. opticalfibercommunication - J' "::::::'iT::tice & principle practice

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& Scientists' for Handbook Engineers 3. U*"'^Onttts (MH international) FredrickC allaro

Senior(PH)

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fiber optic link for 4. Design build & test simple of transmission analogsignal' fiber optic link for 5. Design build & test simple transirission of digital signal' signal through fiber optic 6. Transmissionof multiplexed & time division line (use any method of modulation multiPlexing') betweentwo PC's using '7. To establisha communication duplex') opti"at link' (Simplex and / or with different values 8. Frequency responseof detector value of load resistor' of load resistor& to find optimum & 'g. Demonstration of Splicing technique Measurementof splicing connectorizationtechnique& ' loss. power g. Study of optical instruments-suchas optical Wavelength meter,Optical time domain reflectometer' etc' atleast two dptical Spectrum analyzer , -"rr., equiPments'shoule be covered'

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anYof the 3 windows) of oneLED source "oii*u"in -1 characteristic t" nt* V optical power Voltage To plot V - I characteristic soure of L'IJ &LD of LED 6L l-l-r ov*'*^-:^^l ----^ ^r o fiber with anertrtre of a fiher wil

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4o4rgl : AGRICULTURE ELECTRONICS Elective'II I Y.r Scheme: Examination TeachingScheme: : 100Marks Paper Termwork:25 Marks Pract.: 50 Marks

light withoutvisible F -,^' fiber' (Lengtlt onfcal t* ulo"no*ionof 3. To measure J' atleastlo meters') ni""r'*rabe

o{ete11311; and scope applicalioy : Need, t. Introduction principlesof guti"'physical

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usedin agriculture' instrume'tts measuring electronic of plants' influenicingthegrowth Factors a.1 of : 2. Soil science Measurernent soil pararnters.such soil ion r"iT."i;,*e, soil temperature, concentration' analysis' for salinity,Mednods soil and irrigation : Instrumentatton 3. Water management andcontrolsformotors,motorpumpset$:lBrotection sprinklenanddrip igigation' values, .iiluitt, solenoid times timers'programmable ii-"tt, OJoff, Sequential based)' (Microprocessor andcontrollers Grepn house 4. Green house instrumentation :. ' requiredfor instrumentSti3ns's *.ft""f.gy introduction, Use of simpleilectronic tissueculturetechniques' like physicalparameters circuits for control ior rangremote Short humidityandirrigation' temperature, ,"niing andindicationof physicalparameters' in 5. Applications of electronic instrumentation loggers' data agricutture : Data logger,featuresof use in agriculture'Use of togg"r, for dedicaied ao:tu aF control opto-"[Jt onic devicesfor measurem3nt The in parameters agri-electronics' sensors o?physical storale structure'Soil' salinity for moisturein grain pH usablo meter' Fster,Specificion analyzet,Field

B.E. (E & T/C) / 8s milking : 7. Dairy electronics Milk testercomputerized process, pocessing milk, Digital weighingmachine. of : and and 8. Troubleshooting maintenance Maintenance usedin agriinstruments of troubleshooting electonic industry. and electro4ics agro-based
l. ReferenceBooks Treatiseon agro-Physisand agri-electronics,ed. By Dr. G.N. Achharya and Dr. D.G. Hapse, published by Vasantdada Sugar Institute, Manjri, Pune. Micro climate by ShashiVerma, Rasenderg& Blad.

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J.

Ian. G.Walls - The CompleteBook of The GreenHouse - Ward Lock Ltd. London. 4. Willard Merrit & Deon - Instrumental Methods For Analy.sis- McGraw Hill. ; rrthateme ). S.P.,S :.Solar Energy. 6. Messel, H. Pergamon,Press- Solar Energy - MGH
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Beyond - Agriculture Electronic - American Society of Agri. Engg.U.S.A. 8. VandenBerg - Agriculture Sensors Agricultural Society U.S.A. of Agri.Engg. F.G. Shinsky - pH and Ion Control Processand Waste l !i ,i ,Strearns Environmental Scienceand Technology. -

6.NonconventionalEnergySources:Energyrequirement . utilization'solar ?o.ug--U*ed product,solarenergy chargers solarbattery system' therrialandphotovoltaic typesof motordrives products' for andinverters farm ' used in agriculture.

of Practibals
Digital weighing machine

OR 'Protection automation for system pumpsets. and like remoteswitch, FM Wire less instrumentation transmitter.

B.E.(E & T/C)/ 86

technique of moisture 3. Study of capacity measurement content in soil. OR and Study of an electronic pH measurement system calibration of PH amPlifier' 4. Determinatiorrofturbidityandviscosityofsolution(mi|k) usingopto-electronics. loggers' 5. study programming of generalpurposedata 6 . Study of drip irrigation systemusing microprocessor' by data 7. Meaurement of temp., humidity, leaf wetness loggersin agriculture field' 8 . To Jesign andbuild electronicliquid leveling instruments' OR flow meter liquidflow by opto-electronic Measurementof technique. 404lgl : MICROWAVE ENGINEBRING Elective' II Examination Scheme : : Teaching Scheme flrs Paper: 100 Marks Lectrues/lV'eek:4 Practical : 50 Marks Practicals/IVeek: 2 t{rs Termwork: 25 Marks : Smith 1. Impedance Transformer and matching with reactive elements' Chart, Impedance matching tunner' Double stub matching network' triple stub Design Impedancematching with Lumped-elements' factor' Waveguide of complex impedance mismatch Binomial reactive elements,Quarterwavetransformer' transformer' Tapered transformer, Chebyshev Lines. transmission

B.E. (E &TlC) 187 Circuit Theory for Waveguiding system : N-Port Circuits, Two Port junctions, Scattering matrix formulation, Scatteringmatrix for a two port junction, Transmissionmatrix represention. Passive Microwave Devices & Electromagnetic resonators. : Terminations, Attenuate, Phaseshifters, Directional couplers,Hybrid Junctions,Power dividers, Circulators, Microwave propagation in ferrite and faraday rolation, resonant circuits, Transmission line resonanr circuit. Mirco resonators, Dielectric resonators. Periodic Structures and filters : Capacitively loaded transmission line circuit analysis, wave analysis of periodic structurefor TWT, Introduction to Microwave filters Image paraneter method of filter design, specification of power loss ratio, low pass filter design, Frequency transformation, Impedance and admittanceinverters,microstrip half wave and parallel coupled filter, Quarter wave coupled and direct coupled cavity filter. Microstrip design aspects : Microstrip Transmission lines, Coupled Microstrip lines, Strip Transmission lines, Copkinar Transmissionlines, Circular wave guide,Wave velocities.Ridge Wave guide,Fin line. Parametric Amplifiers : Microwave tubes, Solid state Amplifier, O-type TWT, M-type TWT, M-type TWT, BJT, FET, Microwave amplifier design using Amplifier power gain and stability S-parameters, criteria, Low noise amplifier design, Microwave amplifier design, parametricamplifiers.

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B.E. (E & T/C) / 89 2. Liao - Microwave Devices and Circuits - PHI Microwave Circuits 3. SisodiyaRaghuwanshi Passive - WileY Eastera. 4. Sisodiya& Raghuwanshi MicrowaveTestLaboratory Measurement- PHI. 5. Hewlett PackardApplication Notes. 6. Skolink - Radar Systems- McGraw Hills. Ust of Practicals 1. Parametermeasurements a circular waveguide. of 2. S. Parametermeasurements an active device. of 3. Analysis of a typital two port microwave circuit for VSWR, reflection coefficient, ZO, S - parameters microwave network analyser. 4. PIN diode chaiacteristicsand applications. 5. Measurement on a microstrip antenna (primary parameters L, G, C, secondaryparameters and r.) R, Zo 6. Budget calculation of a typical microwave link set up. 7. Study of typical microwave amplifier and its testing. 8. Typical Industrial applications of microwave such as non-destructive testing,Heating,Drying etc. 404191 : SOFTWARE ENGINEERING Elective-II

7. Oscillator and Mixers : Gunn oscillator, IMPATT

diodes, Transistor oscillator, Three - port description of Transistoroscillator circuits and design, Linear and non-linear Mixers, Mixer noise figure, Balanced Mixers, Mixer analysisusing harmonic balancing. Antennas : Linear wire antennas,Linear elements near or on infinite plane conductor, Ground ef,fects, Loop antennas, Polygonal & ferrite loop linear, Planar and circular Arrays, Broadband Dipoles and matching techniques, traveling wave and Broadband Antennas. Frequency Independent Antennas and Antennaminiaturization. Reflectorsand antennas. Laser and Maser : Theory and applications. Microwave communication systems : Analog and digital microwave communication systems, LOS system, GTA system. Interference,damping duct propagation. Link calculation, noise consideration. Digital hierarchies, Bandwodth efficient digital radio system,Hybrid microwave systems. Radar : Doppler, CW Doppler, MTI, FMCW radar' Radionavigationaids. Microwave Frequgnciesand Microwave Applications : Industry(Food,Rubber,Chemical,HeatingandDrying in Various Industries), Scientific (Satellite, Radio Particlc Navigation,Radio Astronomy,RemoteSensing, Accelerators, Fusion, Spectroscopy,Space Craft and Missile and Echo Friendly Applications), Medical (Diagnosis,Monitoring and Treatment.) ReferenceBooks R. E. Collin - Foundationof Microwave Engineering - McGraw Hill.

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t!:'-'::^; The intentof OO Metricsfor Obiec.t-orien"( metrices' and class-onented operation-oriented metrices, Engineeringz SoJ'rware 5. Advanced topics in Software rzuseprocess' building the :tvtunug"*"ni-i*u"t' Reuse classifying and retrieving reusable "o*poo"ni., comPonents ering, reverse reenglner Recngineering; Software engineering,restructunng' erin g :'The structureof Cliertt -Serv er Soft'uare En-gine C/S tofi*u'" ^"ogineeringfor client-serve^y'i"tt' systems' ;alysis and design for C/S ;ste;" ReferenceBooks : A (1) Roger S. Pressman: "software-Ensineering Ed'' McGraw-Hill practitioner'stppt"titt"lil"ltt g Engi neerin series' Edi;i;;; S"ftware i nternational to SoftwareEngineering' (2) Raijive Ball - Introductiorr List of Practicals which involve drawing points' 1. designGraphicsEditor

of tut""ttunics structured iir".."i""no*, dictionary. : and Methods The and DesignConcepts Principles Effective designpro""", p'in"iples and Tl-t"ptt'and design m.o'del modular aesignl if'e design tural desi gn' p utu design-' .architec documentation'^ design' design'interface pto""Outut and strategies; Testing SoftwareTestingmethods box, basispath,controlstructure' wehite iuiraunr"oruls, and validation Unit'' intergration black box testing'. testing' sYStem testing. Engineering : The OO 4. Object'oriented SJftware Elementiof objectmodel' unA paradigm "o"""pis' vs' OO' : A-nalysisConventional Obiect-Oriented theObject-relationship Domainunuryti']OOe pio""tt' model. vs' Design: Conv.eltlo.nal OO' design Object-Oriented of Iomponents OOD' the system and issues tandscap' design Process' and design object

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Elective'II Examination Scheme: Teaching Scheme: : 100Marks Paner Lectures/Week; 4 Hrs' Practical : 50 Marks : PracticalsAVeek2 Hrs' : 25 Marks f"nn*ork : Open loop.and closed loop 1. Review of controllers trattsient response& control, transfet function' proportionalcontrol' integral danlping,on-off "onirof' P+I' P+D and P+I+D control, ae'iuatiu" toni'of' actions. process.control loop' 2. Introduction to typical algorithms iike ISA' introduction uu'il'ot tontrol PID tuning' I'If) 'o iliJ" interactive 'Lt"t "tt' 'ut" limitations' controllers' Adaptive'self tuningPID 3. Digital controller' of various control 4. Introduction and aiplications selective'feedtrorward i"ii"' paradigrnsrir" ti"ii"' Logic Controller : Introductton' 5. Programmable diserete)' and continuous Types o{ ptut"""s (Batch physicalandprogramrnble Block ,.t,"*uu",'iJ"v Lgi" scantlme' ladderdiagram'conceptof : Progra.m*i^q lTi:i:: 6. ProgrammingTechniques *tt"er' trmer' Bit' Outputs,lnstru*ions-like :Lll: table monitoring' Advancect counter,file traJsfer'clata data conversionetc' like sequencer' instructions (e'g' Modbus'devicen::l l:::::*t.t "t 1 . Pl,C protocots' on' wlrrng' guiatlonhardwareselecti PLC' s, confi and troubie nroclification 8. PLC progra-*t "n"ly'is' shooting' control etc'

like Burnermanagement g. Applications PL'Cin areas of Brewerv'cement' ;;:J";' Bottle filling plant' Diary' plantsetc' Autornobile e;ent sequencing, like siemens' FLC systems i0. CASE Study of typical etc' Messung Allen BradelY, & it:;softwarc' I l. SCADA sYslern Bot*s R<ft''r(tt('( Control- Chinton B. J. Liptak - Industrial -'fMH Controlsystelns F. C. Shinskey Pr''rccss Controllnstrumentation-PHl C" D' Johrrson Process l-ogic Controllers J. D. Otter- Programmable l'ogic Controllers J. W. Webb - Prograrnmable and PlinciPles APiictitions - ISA astromandFlaggtrundPID Controllers

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