Program : Diploma in Electronics/ Electronics and Communication Engineering/
Biomedical Engineering
Course Code :3047 Course Title: Electronic Circuits Lab
Semester :3 Credits: 1.5
Course Category: Program Core
Periods per week: 3 (L:0, T:0, P:3) Periods per semester:45
CourseObjectives:
To provide hands-on experience with basic electronic devices and circuits.
To study the characteristics of electronic devices,
To impart design procedures of electronic circuits.
To develop trouble shooting skills.
To familiarize with the usage of various electronic instruments and measuring
equipment.
Course Prerequisites:
Course
Topic Course name Semester
code
Knowledge of basic
Mathematics I,II 1&2
Mathematics
Experiments with electric circuits Fundamentals of Electrical
2
and electronic components &Electronics lab
Characteristics of diodes and
Basic Electronics 2
transistors
Course Outcomes:
On completion of the course, the students will be able to:
Duration
COn Description Cognitive level
(Hours)
Experiment with the input and output
CO1 9 Applying
characteristics of BJT, FET and UJT
CO2 Design transistor based amplifier circuits. 12 Applying
Design low frequency and high frequency
CO3 9 Applying
oscillator circuits
CO4 Design transistor based switching circuits. 9 Applying
Lab Exam 6
CO – PO Mapping:
Course
PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7
Outcomes
CO1 3
CO2 3 3
CO3 3 3
CO4 3 3
3-Strongly mapped, 2-Moderately mapped, 1-Weakly mapped
Course Outline:
Module Duration
Description Cognitive Level
Outcomes (Hours)
Experiment with the input and output characteristics of BJT, FET and
CO1
UJT
Build the circuit and plot the input
M1.01 Applying
characteristics of BJT in CE configuration 3
Construct the circuit and plot the output
M1.02 3 Applying
characteristics of BJT in CE configuration
Construct the circuit and plot the output
M1.03 characteristics (drain characteristics) of FET 3 Applying
(CS configuration)
CO2 Design transistor based amplifier circuits.
Design a single stage CE amplifier with
potential divider bias and
M2.01 1) Observe the phase difference between Applying
3
input and output waveforms
2) Measure mid band gain
Design a single stage CE amplifier with
potential divider bias and
M2.02 3 Applying
1) Plot its frequency response and
2) Measure the bandwidth
Build an emitter follower circuit and
1) Observe the phase difference between
M2.03 input and output Applying
3
2) Measure the gain
3) Plot its input / output waveforms
Construct a single stage tuned amplifier
circuit and
1) Plot input/output waveforms
M2.04 3 Applying
2) Measure its peak gain
3) Plot its frequency response and
4) Measure the bandwidth
Lab Exam I 3
CO3 Design low frequency and high frequency oscillator circuits
Design a RC phase shift oscillator and
M3.01 1) Plot the output waveform 3 Applying
2) Measure the frequency of oscillation
Design a Hartley oscillator and
M3.02 1) Plot the output waveform 3 Applying
2) Measure the frequency of oscillation
Construct a Crystal oscillator circuit and
M3.03 1) Plot the output waveform 3 Applying
2) Measure the frequency of oscillation
CO4 Design transistor based switching circuits.
Design an Astable multivibrator circuit using
M4.01 transistor and
3 Applying
1) Plot the collector and base waveforms
2) Measure the frequency of oscillation
Construct a Schmitt trigger circuit using BJT
and
M4.02 3 Applying
1) Plot the input output waveforms
2) Measure the UTP and LTP voltages
Design a UJT relaxation oscillator and plot
M4.03 3 Applying
the emitter and base waveforms.
Lab Exam II 3
Student Activity
Suggested Open-ended Experiments:
Students can do open ended experiments as a group of 2-3. There is no duplication in
experiments in between groups. This is mainly for the purpose of continuous internal
evaluation. Students should include the open ended experiment in their lab record. Give
preference to circuits with discrete components.
Example:
1. Complimentary Symmetry Audio Amplifier
2. Burglar Alarm Using Transistor.
3. Touch Door Bell Alarm (Without IC)
Text /Reference:
T/R Book Title/Author
R1 K A Navas - Electronics Lab Manual Volume 1, Fifth Edition - PHI
N N Bhargava, Kulshreshtha and S C Gupta- Basic Electronics and Linear
R2
Circuits- TMH
OnlineResources:
[Link] Website Link
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Sample Questions to Test Outcomes
1. Design and set up an RC phase shift oscillator, plot the output waveform and
measure the frequency of oscillation.
2. Design and set up a single stage CE amplifier circuit, plot the frequency response
and measure the mid band gain and bandwidth.