FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
VISION
Providing opportunities
for intellectual growth
in the context of an
engineering discipline for
the attainment of
professional competence, and
for the development of a sense of the
social
context of technology.
- To produce intellectually and academically
competent
graduates capable of further
education
in the same discipline.
- To produce ethically and professionally responsible
graduates
knowledgeable and capable of contributing
engineering expertise
and technical know how in the
work
place for the countrys advancement
in
industrial progress.
COURSE
OUTLINE ( 2/2005 )
SUBJECT : EE 2202 ELECTRIC CIRCUIT LABORATORY
PREREQUISITE : BG1214 PHYSICS II LAB.
LECTURER : A. TIN SHWE
OBJECTIVE : After
completing this course, the student will be able to:
1. understand the oscilloscope and function
generator operation.
2. understand how to use the instruments, such
as
ammeters,
voltmeters and watt-meters.
3. understand the resistive circuits using DC
sources.
4. understand the reactance, impedance and
admittance concept using AC sources.
5. understand the phasor representation and
relationship of RLC circuits.
6. understand the resonance characteristics of
RLC circuits.
7. understand how to measure the power of the
single phase loads, and three phase loads.
8. understand the power factor of the loads and
know how it can be improved.
Experiments
1. Study of Measuring Instruments and DC
Circuit Analysis
2. Resistance, reactance and measuring
Techniques
3. Charging and Discharging behavior of a
Capacitor
4. Impedance, admittance and Phasor
Presentations
5.
Steady-state AC circuit Analysis
----------------------------------------------Submission of Project Proposal-------------------------
---------------------------------------------Mid-term Examination----------------------------------
6.
Resonant Circuit Analysis
7.
Steady-State Frequency Response of Circuits
8.
Single-Phase Power Measurements
9.
Power Factor Improvement
10. Balanced Three-Phase Circuit
-----------------------------------------------------Project Presentation-----------------------------------
------------------------------------------------Final Examination------------------------------------
Evaluation
Final grades will be based on the following weight
schedule:
Laboratory Performance 30%
Attendance 5%
Interest 10%
Final
Results, Circuit
15%
Laboratory Report 20%
Presentation 5%
Calculation
& Graph 10%
Conclusion 5%
Midterm Practical Exam 10%
Final Practical Exam 20%
Project 20%
TOTAL 100%
Report ( 20%)
|
Introduction (or abstract) + objective + apparatus |
5% |
|
Tabulated results and data (from measurements or meter readings) Calculations & presentations (graphs or vector diagrams) |
10% |
|
Discussion and/or conclusion and/or recommendation |
5% |
|
Total |
20% |
Project ( 20%)
|
Project proposal ( Before mid-term practical exam ) |
5% |
|
Presentation ( Before final practical exam ) |
5% |
|
Project Report |
10% |
|
Total |
20% |
|
IMPORTANT RESTRICTIONS |
1. Each
student must complete all the above experiments during the semester.
Otherwise the student will
get grade W and has to repeat all experiments during the
coming semester.
2. A
make-up for the absences will be allowed only on the day of the last make-up
day. 5% of the total Lab
performance marks and 5% of total lab report
marks will be reduced for
each make up.
3. The
students who have more than 2 make-ups will get the grade W.
4. Lost and
damages of the laboratory instruments due to mishandling should be
compensated by the group of
students responsible for it.
5. The
calculator allowed in the examination will be only Casio fx-61F, Sharp
EL556L,
EL506R, EL506V,EL506W
or
Approximate Grade range
Score marks
91 to 100
..A
86 to 90
A-
81 to 85
B+
76 to 80
B
71 to 75
B-
61 to 70
C+
51 to 60
C
41 to 50
C-
31 to 40
D
0 to 30
F
|
Midterm |
|
Make up and Review, Submit project proposal Sec. 61, 62 on Dec. 30,2005 Midterm Lab Practical exam on Jan 7, 2006 (
Saturday ) |
|
Final |
|
Make up and Review, Sec. 61, 62 on February 17,
2006 Project Presentation, Sec. 61, 62 on February 24,
2006 Final Lab Practical exam on March 4, 2006 |
NOTE :
☻ Students
who are absent in midterm or final practical exam will get the grade Incomplete ( I ) and have to repeat all
the experiments during the coming semester.
☻ Students
getting grade below [ C ] also have
to repeat all the experiments during the coming semester.