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BASIC ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING BEEE FIRST YEAR.


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BASIC ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
BEEE (23EE01)
LECTURE: INTRODUCTION
• By
R.ANJANEYULU NAIK ASSOC.PROF
DEPT OF EEE,LBRCE,

8/16/2024 2
BASIC ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
BEEE (23EE01)
LECTURE: INTRODUCTION
• •

Your 4 year hard work
decides your 75 years life….
If you are strong in fundamentals /
basics….mainly in
I YEAR & II YEAR Courses…..

SYSTEMS
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ELEMENT/
COMPONENT
DEVICES / INSTRUMENTS
ATOM
GRADUATE
CIRCUITS
Communication, Radar, Signal processing etc..

Multimeter a designed Circuit

ECE GRADUATED IN 2028
Is it real Outcome?

ECE GRADUATE
Real Outcome:
If you succeed in
Field1?
Field2?
Field3?

FIELD 1

FIELD 2

FIELD 3

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Why do you study this course?
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If u open any device…
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PCB..PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD
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What are the contents of the
course?
Course Educational
Objectives (CEOs)
What are the abilities/capabilities getting after
completion of the course?
Course Outcomes(COs)
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ELECTRICAL PARAMETERS?

ELECTRICAL VARIABLES/PARAMETERS

BEEE COs
BLOOMS TAXONOMY LEVELS : 6
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TEXT BOOKS:
24
UNIT-1,3 UNIT-2

UNIT-1,3

3 Text books
+
TOTAL 3+4 = 7 Books

https://books.google.co.in/books?id=HYNyEAAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=circuit+analysis
+with+multisim&hl=en&newbks=1&newbks_redir=0&sa=X&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=circuit%2
0analysis%20with%20multisim&f=false
BEYOND THE
SYLLABUS

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BEYOND THE
SYLLABUS

Photos
certificates
material
eBooks
etc…..

How to improve memory
and get good Grade in
exams?
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Listening….attending classes Regularly….

UNIT-I
DC & AC CIRCUITS
PART-A
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BASICS….ELECTRICAL….
DC CIRCUITS
AC CIRCUITS

DC CIRCUITS
❖Electricalcircuitelements(R,Land
C),Ohm'sLawanditslimitations,
❖KCL&NODALANALYSIS,KVL
&MESHANALYSIS,
❖Series,parallel,series-parallel
circuits,
❖Superpositiontheorem,
IMPORTANT TOPICS:

❖HowtoApplyOhm'sLaw?
❖HowtoApplyCurrentDivision
PrincipleCDP?
❖HowtoApplyVoltageDivision
PrincipleVDP?
❖HowtoApplyKCL&Nodal
Analysis?
❖HowtoApplyKVL&Mesh
Analysis?
VERY VERY IMP …

10
-24
to 10
24
GENERALLY…

IN UNIVERSE MATERIAL
No.of
electronics
flowing

Materials areclassified based on their electric conductivity as
Metals, Semiconductors and Insulator.

INSULATOR
CONDUCTOR
How to identify the Materials ?
conductivity ( σ) is
inverse of Resistivity
(ρ) σ = 1 / ρ

Based on number of Valence electrons…

What is Free Electron?
What is Valence Electron?

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1s
2
2s
2
2p
6
3s
2
3p
2
.
Energy Band Diagram
highest occupied energy
High in energy and are empty
Valance Band
Conduction Band

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Conductors
electrons can move freely

The atom
An atom is a fundamental unit
of mattermade up of
• protons (with a positive charge)
• neutrons (neutral –no charge)
• electrons (with a negative charge)

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Electrical Charge Q
•measured in
•Coulombs
•which is given the symbol
•C
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❖Movement of charge carriers in a circuit called this as
electric current.
❖One Amp of current is one Coulomb per second .
❖1A= 1C / 1 sec or I=Q/t

copper has 29 protons in its nucleus
and an equal number of electrons
orbiting around it.
atomic model of a copper atom
Now consider a copper
wire: matter filled with
countless copper
atoms.
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Electrons-Charge
•Electric charge is given the symbol
•-Q
•Electrons are the charge carriers that
flow in an electrical circuit from the
negative to positive terminals.
NOTE: Electrons have a negative charge…. Like
charges repel, opposites attract) giving rise to
an electric current.
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Current
The flowof electric charge
-measured in AMPERES(A)
•Electric current is the movement of negative
charges (electrons) in a circuit
symbol..I

Relation between Charge Q,
Current I& Time t

charge can vary with time
For Time-varying or AC current:

A time-varying current is
represented by the symbol i
and which is the sinusoidal
current or alternating current
(ac).
Small Letter’ i’ indicate AC.
Letter I indicate DC.

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Units are important Coulombs

Voltage
Current
Current is
measured in
AMPERES
(AMPS, A).
Current
Andre-Marie Ampere (1775-1836)
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Ammeter always connect in series line only .
I
Break the series…

Break the series… Connect the ammeter

frequency=0
frequency=1/T
f=1/ sec

SYMBOL
CURRENT
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1.Conventional Current flow
2.Electron Current flow
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Representation of Current:

Circuits
•A circuit is a pathfor current to flow
•Three basic kinds of circuits
•Open–the path is brokenand interrupts current flow
•Close–the path is completeand current flows were it is
intended
•Short–the path is corruptedin some way and current
does not flow were it is intended

A
B
A
B

0 A
= 0 Ohm
= ∞Ohm

100A
0A
A
B
A
A
B
When Short Circuit is in parallel:
0 Ohm

It has infinite ResistanceIt has zero Resistance
So that diode work as Rectifier and Switch

High Area
Low Area
When there is height difference, then water
will be flow…..In the same manner
current also flow, when there
is potential difference.

Potential Difference (PD)
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When there is potential difference, then
water will be flow…..Same manner current
also..

The difference between the Higher
and Lower potential energy per unit
of the charge is termed asElectric
PotentialDifference.
Electric PotentialDifference:
Work required for moving one unit charge from one
point to another pointin an electric field.

When there is potential difference, then
water will be flow…..Same manner current
also..

V
A V
B
P.D
V
AB= V
A-V
B
1 2
-3 -6
6 6
0 -1
6 -2
Find out potential difference & comment
whether current will flow or not.

VOLTAGE (Source)/Potential
Difference (PD)/Electro Motive Force
Itis an energy source generated by Battery or
Generator.
Work required to move per unit of charge between two
points. Or Work, which moves one joule of energy per coulomb
Charge.
1 V = J/C
Where:
•V = Voltage in Volts
•J = Energy in Joules
•C = Charge in Columb
Count Alessandro Volta (1745-1827)
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Voltage is measured in Volts V.

Voltage source
Voltage drop

or whor kwh
Watt or kW
t=10 Sec

1 unit=
or wh or kwh

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NOTE: R is a Power Dissipated or
Heat Dissipated Element.
Known as Power Rating.

power using the passive sign
convention: (a) absorbing power,
(b) supplying power.

Power Rating?

If energy expressed in kwh: 960/1000 =0.96 kwh
If t= 24 Sec,
secondsdivided by 3,600

Which Configuration?
▪Unilateral Element
▪Bilateral Element
4.

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What is Linear?
Output follows the input.
105
They obey the superposition
principle &Homogeneity.

Linear
106
Non-Linear

107

LINEAR ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ELEMENTS
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Energy Dissipation Vs Energy Stored
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R
L
C
Identify the components…..

R
L
C

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WITHOUT RESISTOR

RESISTORS
Resistance?
A resistor is an
electronic component
used to oppose flow of
electron with a fixed
electrical resistance or
variable.
Resistance is the property of
the material, which oppose
how much the flow of current
to passthrough it.
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Resistor?

Q1.Find the current I and voltage drop
across resistor if Resistance:
1.1 Ohm 2. 10 Ohm 3.100 Ohm
What do you observe and comment?
Current I = V/R=V/ Total Resistance=
Voltage drop across resistor = I X R

IF R , I
Amount of Voltage supply=
Amount of Voltage drop

Q2.Find the current I and voltage drop across resistors
if Voltage source 1V, R1= 1 Ohm , R2=1 Ohm .
What do you observe and comment?
Current I = V/R=V/ Total Resistance=
Voltage drop across resistor r1 = I X R1
Voltage drop across resistor r2 = I X R2

Q3.Find the current I and voltage drop across resistors
if Voltage source 1V, R1= 1 Ohm , R2=10 Ohm .
What do you observe and comment?

IF R , V
Amount of Voltage supply=
Amount of Voltage drop

Q4.Find the current I and voltage drop across resistors
if Voltage source 1V, R1= 1 Ohm , R2=1 Ohm .
What do you observe and comment?

Q5.Find the current I and voltage drop across resistors
if Voltage source 1V, R1= 1 Ohm , R2=10 Ohm .
What do you observe and comment?

IF R , I
Amount of Voltage supply=
Amount of Voltage drop

SHORT CUTS WITHOUT CALCULATION….
Voltage source 10 V, R1= X Ohm , R2=X Ohm .
IF R1= R2=
R1> R2
R1<R2,

IF R , I
IF R ? , V ?
Amount of Voltage supply=
Amount of Voltage drop

R1//R2//R3

R I
R I

The symbol for the resistor is shown in Fig.
According to Ohm's law,
where ‘G’ is the conductance
of a conductor. The unit of conductance
is mho (℧).
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How strongly the
material opposes the
flow of current.
Conductors -have low resistivity.
Insulators have high resistivity,
ρ is the resistivity of the material in
ohm metres, Ω⋅m.
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The resistance of a piece of material depends on its
resistivity and also its size and shape.

If L and A are constant,

Identify NTC or PTC?

Resistors values are designed at a constant
temperature based on:

At 20 degree, copper R=15 ohm, if
temperature increases to 35 degree, what is
actual Resistance?

The power absorbed by the
resistor is given by,
where ‘i’ is the current in the resistor in amps, and ‘v’ is the voltage across the resistor in
volts.
The energy lost in resistance in
time‘t’ is given by
where v is the volts, R is in ohms, t is in seconds and W is in joules.
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Find ?

When a four resistors are connected in parallel
and their values are 10 ohm,100 ohm,
1000 ohm and 10000 ohm. Total equivalent
resistance values approximately or nearer to
—-------
a)10000 ohm b)1000 ohm
c)100 ohm d)10 ohm
GATE EXAM

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NOTE: The voltage in a capacitor doesn’t
change instantaneously and The current in an
inductor doesn’t change instantaneously.

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TOTAL CAP= ?

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How to solve 4 parallel resistors?

Integration
Differentiation

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R L C
Allow sudden
change of current
and Voltage
Energy Dissipate
Allow sudden
change of
Voltage.
Oppose sudden
change of current
Energy stored
Allow sudden
change of
current.
Oppose sudden
change of
voltage.
Energy stored

State V-I Relationship for R, L and C?

Voltage-current relation for R,L,C
DC AC

RLC series circuit formula

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Voltage Division Principles & Current Division Principles

Voltage Division Principle VDP

Current Division Principles CDP

1)SERIES, PARALLEL, SERIES & PARALLEL REDUCTION
CIRCUIT REDUCTION TECHNIQUES
Super Position theorem
2.
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R=0/ Min (S.C) R= Infinity/Max (O.C)
V= 1 X0= 0 V/MIN V= INFINITY V/ MAX V
I= 1/0= INFINITY/
MAX
I= 1/INFINITY=0A/MIN

3
What is eqvt resistance?
What is eqvt resistance?
What is current flowing
through 5 ohm resistor