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    This document provides a course information plan for the course "NETWORK ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS (4-0-0-0-4)". The course is divided into 5 units that will be taught over 15 weeks. Unit topics include review of circuit concepts, network analysis using Kirchhoff's laws, network theorems, transient behavior analysis, two-port networks, and network synthesis. The document lists the chapter topics and references that will be covered for each unit, approximating the percentage of each reference that will be covered. It also provides publishing details for 3 textbooks and 3 reference books used in the course.

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    Network Analysis and Synthesis (4-0-0-0-4) Faculty: Ann/Pu/Shk Credits: 04 Hours: 52

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    Course Information Plan

    UE16EC201 – NETWORK ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS (4-0-0-0-4)

    Faculty: ANN/PU/SHK Credits: 04 Hours: 52

    % of Portion
    Chapter
    Class Covered
    Title/Reference Topics to be Covered
    # Refere Cumul
    Literature
    nce ative
    UNIT-1
    1 Review of Circuit Reference directions for current and voltage
    2 Concepts and Active element conventions
    3 Network Convention Network reduction technique using Star – Delta transformation
    4 s: Source Transformations and source shifting
    5 T1 : 2.1 to 2.3 Kirchhoff s Laws, network equations
    Analysis using 19 19
    ``6 - 7 Node and mesh analysis, concepts of super node and super mesh
    Kirchoff’s Laws:
    8 DC and AC networks excited by independent and linearly dependent sources
    T1: 3.1 - 3.8
    9 T2 : 4.1 - 4.6 , 5.6 Concept of Duality.
    10 Dot convention for coupled circuits. Numerical examples
    UNIT-2
    11 Linearity and superposition
    12 Thevenin’s theorem
    13 Network Theorems Norton’s theorem
    14 Source transformation
    15 Text 1: 9.4 Numerical Problems
    16 ,9.5,14.4, 14.6 Maximum Power transfer theorem
    17 Text 2 5.1 to 5.5 Reciprocity theorem 19 38
    18 Millmann’s Theorem
    19 Tellegen’s theorem
    20 Numerical Problems for DC and AC excitations
    UNIT-3
    Transient Behavior Damping and time constants (series and parallel circuits), Time domain analysis:
    21 -27 and Initial First order and second order DC circuits, Time domain analysis: First order and
    Conditions: second order AC circuits, s-domain analysis: First order and second order DC
    19 57
    T 1 : 4.1 t- 4.4 circuits, s-domain analysis: First order and second order AC circuits.
    5.1 to 5.4, 6.1 Practice problems for DC and AC excitations
    28 - 30 to 6.5
    UNIT-4
    31-33 Two-port Networks: One port networks, S-domain circuit analysis
    34
    35 Text 3 : 9.1 to 9.6 z-parameters: open circuit analysis, y-parameters: short circuit analysis,
    h-parameters and t-parameters, 19 76
    36
    37 Deriving two port network parameters from one another,
    38 Interconnection of two port networks (series, parallel and cascaded)
    39-40 Numerical problems
    UNIT-5
    41 Elements of
    Causality and stability
    42 Realizability

    P.E.S. University – Course Information – (Autonomous) Session: Aug – Dec 2017 3rd Semester Dept of ECE - 1-
    Course Information Plan

    43 Theory: Hurwitz polynomials , Positive real functions


    44 Text 3 : 10.1 to 10.4
    Elementary Synthesis procedures
    45 Synthesis of One
    46 Port Networks with Properties of LC immitance functions 24 100
    47 Two Kinds of Synthesis of LC driving point immittances
    48 Elements: Properties of R-C impedances and R-L admittances
    49 Text 3 : 11.1 to 11.6 Synthesis of R-C impedances and R-L admittances
    50 Properties of R-L impedances and R-C admittances
    51 Synthesis of R-L impedances and R-C admittances
    52 Numerical problems

    Book Type Author & Title Publication information


    Edition Publisher Year
    M.E Van Valkenburg, Network Analysis
    Text book 1 Third Prentice Hall of India 2008
    W.H. Hayt, J.E. Kemmerly, S.M. Durbin,
    Text Book 2 Sixth Tata McGraw Hill 2008
    Engineering Circuit Analysis

    Franklin F Kuo, Network Analysis and Synthesis


    Text Book 3 Second Wiley student Edition 2010
    Robert L. Boylestad, Introductory Circuit
    Reference Tenth Prentice Hall 2002
    Analysis
    Norman Balbanian, Network Synthesis
    Reference First Prentice Hall 1958
    John O’Malley, Theory and Problems of Basic
    Reference Second McGraw Hill 1992
    Circuit Analysis

    P.E.S. University – Course Information – (Autonomous) Session: Aug – Dec 2017 3rd Semester Dept of ECE - 2-

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