ME 203, Circuits and Electronic Devices (Fall 2022)
ME 203, Circuits and Electronic Devices (Fall 2022)
Pre-requisite(s): PH104.
Instructor: Dr. Abid Imran
Office # G-15 FME, GIK Institute, Ext. 2270
Email: abid.imran@giki.edu.pk
Contact Hours: 1:00pm ~ 5:00 pm (Monday to Thursday)
Teaching Assistants.
Emails of GA/TA:
Course Introduction
Introduction to electrical circuits, KVL and KCL, Norton Thevenin theorems, AC and DC characteristics of RL, RC and RLC circuits,
Introduction to diodes, structure, properties, types and applications, Silicone controlled Rectifier (SCR), Introduction to BJTs, structure,
properties, types and applications, Introduction to MOSFETs, structure, properties, types and applications, Introduction to IGBTs,
structure, properties, types, and applications.
Course Contents
• Week 1: Basic Concepts
Voltage, Current, Power and Energy, Circuit elements, Independent
and Dependent Sources.
• Week 2: Basic Concept
Kirchhoff's Laws, Series and Parallel Combinations of Elements, Voltage Division and Current Division.
• Week 3 & 4: Electrical Networks
Nodal Analysis and Examples, Mesh Analysis and Examples
• Week 5: Circuit Equivalents
Linearity, Superposition, Source Transformations, Thevenin's Theorem, Norton's Theorem.
• Week 6 : RC Circuits
• Week 7 : RL Circuits
• Week 8: RLC Circuits
• Week 9: Introduction to Semiconductors
Types of materials, semiconductors, types and characteristics of semiconductors, pn junction characteristics, diodes and ideal
diode.
• Week 10: Diodes and Applications
Terminal characteristics of diodes, voltage regulation, reverse breakdown region, diode as a full and half wave rectifier,
limiting and clamping circuits, Zener diodes.
• Week 11: MOSFETs and Applications
Introduction, structure, I-V characteristics, basic configurations as a switch and as amplifier, circuit design with MOSFETs.
• Week 12: BJTs and Applications
Introduction, structure, I-V characteristics, basic configurations as a switch, circuit design with BJTs.
• Week 13: IGBTs
Introduction to IGBTs, structure, properties, types, and applications.
• Week 14: Binary Systems
Digital Computers & Systems Binary numbers Number Base Conversion Octal & Hexadecimal Numbers 1's & 2's
Complements Binary codes.
• Week 15: Boolean algebra & Logical Gates
Basic Definitions Boolean Algebra Theorems of Boolean algebra. Boolean Functions Digital Logic Gates. IC Digital Logic
Families.
Mapping of CLOs and PLOs
Sr. No
Course Learning Outcomes PLOs Blooms Taxonomy
The students will be able to analyze electrical circuits C4/WK3
CLO_1 1
networks with AC and DC power sources (Analyzing)
Grading Policy
Assessment Items Percentage Frequency
Quizzes 13% 4-6
Assignments 12% 4-6
Take home Assignments 05% 2
Midterm Exam 25% 1
Final Exam 45% 1
• Instructional materials (such as PowerPoint slides, Lecture notes, Quiz/assignment Solutions, any other Helping material) will
be uploaded on CMS portal under Course Aid Material and also through MS Teams.
• The lecture delivery will be synchronous.
• The online lecture will be delivered through MS Teams and the recorded video link will also be shared on CMS.
Administrative Instruction
Computer Usage
▪ Students are encouraged to solve some assigned homework problems using the available engineering software, such as Matlab/
Proteus.
Lecture Breakdown
Week Lecture Duration
Lecture Breakdown (Topics) Assessment (Type)
No No (mins)
1 Categories of materials (Conductor, semiconductor and
insulator). Electrical charge. Voltage, current and
1:15
resistance. Type and source of voltages
1
2 Ohm’s Law and its applications, Energy and Power,
Watt’s law and its applications, Active and Passive 1:15
elements
Mid-term Exam
Series RLC Circuits, Natural Response (Summary)
17 1:15
Proteus simulation.
9 Diodes, Structure, Characteristics, V-I Characteristics,
18 Diode Testing Diodes, Half Wave and Full Wave 1:15
Rectification
19 Diode Application: Power Supply, Clippers and
1:15
Clampers