Electrical Engineering
Module code: EEU11E06 · Semester: 2
Questions by Year
- 2021/22
- 2015/16 (old code EE1E06)
- 2014/15 (old code EE1E06)
- 2013/14 (old code EE1E06)
- 2012/13 (old code EE1E06)
Topics
- DC resistive circuits: series and parallel, Kirchhoff's laws, sources, power LO2
- Nodal and mesh analysis, Thevenin/Norton, superposition LO2
- Diodes, non-linear circuits and capacitors LO3
- Electromagnetic induction: Faraday, Lenz, solenoids, relays, DC machines LO1, LO4
- Number systems and binary arithmetic LO5
- Boolean algebra and Karnaugh maps LO6
- Combinational logic: decoders, multiplexers, adders, encoders; complexity and speed LO7–8
Learning outcomes (exam covers LO1–9)
- Explain the basics of electricity and magnetism
- Apply circuit laws to DC resistive circuits
- Analyse basic non-linear circuits and diodes
- Understand electromagnetism and DC machines
- Convert between binary and decimal and do binary arithmetic
- Minimise Boolean expressions with algebra or Karnaugh maps
- Design combinational logic circuits
- Evaluate complexity and speed of combinational designs
- Report lab findings clearly