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Analog Electronics
Analog electronics is a subject which deals with the low voltage level electronic circuits, particularly as it applies to semiconductor devices like diodes, transistors and operational amplifiers.
Communication System
Communication systems explores the different types of communication techniques like generation and demodulation. It also deals with the different types of noise in communication systems.
Digital Electronics
Digital electronics covers digital signals and the engineering of devices that use or produce them. Here we discuss number system, combinational and sequential circuits, and logic circuits.
Electric Circuits and Networks
Electric circuits and networks is a subject in which we deal with the interconnection of various active and passive components in a prescribed manner to form a closed path. This area also explores various methods of analysis and theorems to simplify the circuits.
Electrical Installations
Electrical installations covers the construction or installation of electrical wiring or installation of electrical products. Electrical installation also entails the maintenance or repair of installed electrical wiring and permanently attached electrical products.
Electrical Machines
Electrical machines is a field of study around electromechanical energy conversion such as electrical to mechanical energy conversion (motoring action) and mechanical to electrical energy conversion (generating action).
Electromagnetic field theory
Electromagnetic field theory examines the different types of coordinate system and the principle of electromagnetic waves.
Electromagnetic Field Theory
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Electronic devices covers the working and construction of low voltage level semiconductor device like Diode, BJT and MOSFET.
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Instrumentation explores the different types of sensors and measuring instruments.
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Microwave engineering investigates the generation and transmission of microwave signal and the ways in which this technology is applied in the real world.
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Power Electronics
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