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Saibal Ghosh

Network Theorems is one of the most important topics for the GATE examination in the discipline of Electrical Engineering. Not only for GATE but also for the general understanding of Electrical Engineering also one need to know Network Theorems from its grassroots level first. This course by Saibal Ghosh aims to cover the entire syllabus of Network Theorems for GATE in EE with thorough definitions, formulas, problems and analysis of question papers over the past years.

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Network Theorems: GATE (Electrical)

Electrostatics

Electromagnetic Field Theory

Electrical Engineering

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This is the overview session of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. Network Theorems is an important & crucial topic for GATE in EE as well as the most fundamental thing for the EE students. This session gives a rough idea of the entire course in terms of its syllabus, previous years' marks allocation in GATE & learning goals.

Course Overview

This is the first lesson of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. This lesson covers the two fundamental laws of Network Theorems i.e. KCL, KVL & their corollaries. A few problems with solutions from previous GATE EE papers have been discussed in this lesson along with some practice problems from previous GATE EE papers.

KCL and KVL

This is the second lesson of the course of Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. In this lesson the five Basic Network Elements i.e. Voltage source, Current source, Resistance, Inductance & Capacitance are discussed. Different series & parallel combination of R,L,C components have been formulated with examples here. A few problems with solutions from previous GATE EE papers along with some practice problems are also given here.

Basic Network Elements

This is the third lesson of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. This lesson focuses on the Self & Mutual properties of magnetically coupled inductive coils. The Dot Convention in case of magnetically coupled circuits is completely elaborated here considering all the possible cases.

Self Inductance, Mutual Inductance and Dot Convention

This is the fourth lesson of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. In this lesson a few problems with solutions from Self, Mutual Inductances & Dot Convention are discussed; the theories of which were covered in the previous lesson. Also some sample problems are provided here for the purpose of practice.

Solved Problems on Self Inductance, Mutual Inductance & Dot Convention

This is the fifth lesson of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. In this lesson we discuss about the Dependent & Independent Voltage & Current sources. All the types of Dependent sources have been briefly introduced here along with some previous year solved GATE EE problems & a few practice problems.

Dependent and Independent Sources

This is the sixth lesson of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. This lesson discusses about the two important combinations of Electrical Networks Star & Delta. The conversion formulas between these two have been thoroughly discussed here in case of resistors, inductors and capacitors. A few problems with solutions from previous GATE EE papers have been discussed in this lesson along with some practice problems.

Star-Delta Network

This is the seventh lesson of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. In this lesson we classify Electrical Networks into its different types in respect of the network properties. We have already covered different Network Elements & Combinations in earlier lessons. So, this is the lesson we enter into the area of Electric Networks with.

Classification of Networks

This is the eighth lesson of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. In this lesson we enter into the DC Networks by discussing the basic properties of DC Networks & analyzing the behaviour of network elements in DC Networks.

Introduction to DC Networks

This is the ninth lesson of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. With this lesson we begin the study of AC Networks. All the basic properties & terminologies of Alternating Waveforms have been discussed here.

Introduction to Alternating Waveforms

This is the tenth lesson of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. In this lesson we will learn to calculate the Average & R.M.S. values for different types of alternating waveforms along with the Form & Crest factors of different alternating waveforms.

Average & R.M.S. Value of Different Alternating Waveforms

This is the eleventh lesson of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. In this lesson we learn a new mathematical tool Phasor which makes it much easier to deal with the alternating waveforms.

Introduction to Phasor

This is the twelfth lesson of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. In the lesson we learn all the operations of Phasor we need to perform to analyze alternating waveforms.

Phasor Algebra

This is the thirteenth lesson of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. In this lesson we discuss about the principle of generation of an Alternating Voltage.

Generation of Alternating Voltage

This is the fourteenth lesson of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. Through this lesson we enter into the field of AC Networks. In this lesson we learn about the behaviour of passive network elements like Resistance, Inductance & Capacitance in an AC circuit.

Introduction to AC Networks

This is the fifteenth lesson of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. In this lesson we will discuss about the process of calculation of Apparent, Active & Reactive power in an AC network.

Power Calculation in AC Networks

This is the sixteenth lesson of the course Network Theorems by Saibal Ghosh. In this lesson we Will discuss about the behaviour of an RL series circuit in an AC network.

AC through Series RL Network

Electrostatic Fields is a very important & fundamental part of the section Field Theory for the GATE aspirants in Electrical Engineering. In this course we will thoroughly discuss about Electrostatic Fields & solve problems from previous year GATE EE papers.

Electrostatic Fields for GATE (Electrical)

B.tech graduate in EE-department. GATE Qualified twice. 

Yatin Gupta

In this course we will discuss following topics.
1. Voltage, Current, Power
2. Resistance, ohms law, concept of Open circuit & Short circuit
3. inductor and capacitor
4. Type of sources- Independent & Dependent
5. KVL, KCL, mesh analysis
6. Nodal Analysis
7. Series/Parallel combination
8. Star-Delta conversion

(Hindi) Basics of Network Theory

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Sanjay Yadav

This course will give you a basic overview of Electromagnetic Theory. Topics which are important considering the GATE syllabus. Introduction to Electromagnetic Theory and concept of vector Analysis and Co-ordinate system are described in very lucid way,  so that students can able to score marks from this area. At the end of the course we will solve plenty number of numerical from this area so we can score easily from this topic.
Please note that this course is covered in Hindi.

(Hindi) Vector Analysis and Coordinate System - GATE

B.Tech in EEE 
Qualified gate 2017 and gate 2018
M.Tech-EE, PhD- EMD(EE)


Kumari Sarita

This course will cover:
* strategy to study magnetic coupling for GATE
* self and mutual inductances
* coefficients of coupling and dot rule
* Leq of coils in series and parallel connection
* Questions practice and PYQs on these topics

(Hindi) Magnetic Coupling - GATE

Magnetostatic Fields is a very important & fundamental topic from the part of field theory for the GATE aspirants in Electrical Engineering. In this course we will thoroughly discuss about Magneto static Fields & solve problems from previous year GATE electrical papers.

(Bengali) Electromagnetic Fields - GATE (Electrical)

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Ravendra Yadav

This course contains 50 questions 2 marks each total test consists of 100 marks.

Lessons

17 lessons • 3h 43m