The syllabus for Sessionals (16-19th April 2015) :
1.MATHS :
2. IC SYSTEMS :
1.MATHS :
- Fourier sine and cosine transforms and their properties and related problems
- Application to solve boundary value problems using Fourier sine / cosine transforms.
- Z- transforms: Introduction to Z-transforms and their properties , Z-transform of some standard functions.
- Solution of difference equations using Z- transforms
- Solution of simultaneous difference equations using Z- transforms
- Random experiment, sample space ( finite / infinite), events, probability concepts, addition and other theorems on probability.
- Basic methods of counting, problems on finite sample space
- Conditional probability, independent events, partition for a finite sample space, total and Baye’s theorem, related problems.
- Problems based on independent events.
- Problems on one dimensional random variable
- Mean and variance of a random variable and their properties.
- Problems on mean and variance of a random variable, Chebyshev’s inequality
- Two dimensional random variables and their properties
- Problems on two dimensional random variables.
- Covariance, correlation coefficient and their properties , problems
2. IC SYSTEMS :
- Concept of active filter, Design of first order Low pass filter//High pass filter
- Design of second and higher order Low pass filter
- Design of second and higher order High pass filter Design of wide and narrow band pass filter
- Design of wide and narrow band elimination filter - All pass filter (Phase shifter)
- Precision half wave and full wave rectifier, Peak detector
- Sample & Hold circuit, Log & Antilog amplifiers
- Analog Multipliers & Dividers, Comparators
- Window detector, Schmitt Trigger
- Square wave generator
- Triangular wave generator and Pulse generator
- Pin details of 555 IC, functional diagram of 555 Timer IC, Astable multivibrator
- Positive and negative edge triggered monostable multivibrator
- Linear ramp Generator, FSK generator
- Principles of DAC : Binary weighted type, R-2R ladder type DAC
3.MPMC:
8086
- 8086 interrupts
- Interrupt services by 8086.
- Interfacing memory to 8086
- Programmable peripherals Interface-8255
- Programmable interval timer 8254
- Interfacing peripherals using programmable interfaces
- Interfacing ADC & DAC to 8086
- Programmable USART.
8051
- Introduction to Microcontrollers, CISC and RISC Microcontrollers, and Applications of Microcontrollers.
- History and Architectural features of 8051
- Addressing Modes and instruction classification
- Data transfer instructions
- Arithmetic and logical Instructions
- Branching Instructions
- Byte level and Bit level instructions
- Pin details and I/O Ports,
- Programming of Counters and Timers
- Serial I/O in 8051
- Timer/Counter
4.EM WAVES :
- Dipole, Energy in E field
- Ohm's law, continuity equations, Boundary Conditions
- Dielectrics, Boundary Conditions, Relaxation time,
- Capacitance, Capacitance of coaxial cable, Capacitance two-wire transmission lines
- Poisson's and Laplace's equations, solution to Laplace's equations
- Magnetic field intensity, Biot-Savart's law, Ampere's law
- Stoke's theorem
- Flux, Flux Density, Scalar vector potentials
- Magnetic vector potentials, Boundary Conditions
- Faraday's law, Displacement Current, Torque
- Inductance
- Energy Densities
5. DDHDL :
- PODEM
- Fault-collapsing technique
- Observability and controllability
- Testing sequential circuits: sequential test methods, iterative test generator
- Design-for-test(DFT) methods: DFT guidelines for combinational circuits
- Critical path ,DFT methods like scan path, Boundary scan etc.
- DFT methods like Signature Analysis, BILBO and BIDCO.
- Types and steps involved in synthesis, Digital modeling using HDLs. Hardware Descriptive Language
- VHDL modeling concepts-syntax, entities and architectures
- VHDL object types, Data types: scalar data types with examples,Composite Data types with examples.
- File data types with examples, Access data types with examples.
- Behavioral Modeling: process statement, sequential statements-if, case, loop, next, exit, assert, wait, null
- Behavioral Modeling examples of Combinational circuits - Full-adder, FullSubtractor, MUX, DEMUX, Encoder, D-FF, JKFF, State machines.
- Behavioral Modeling examples of sequential circuits -, D-FF, JKFF, State machines.
- Structural modeling
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