Basics of Medical Electronics
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The official GTU curriculum for Basics of Medical Electronics (subject code DI01003031) as prescribed for ELECTRICAL · Semester 1 divides the course into 5 units, covering 13 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.
Download the official syllabus PDF (DI01003031)Unit 1 Basics of Electrical Engineering
- Definition & Units of following terms Voltage Current Amplitude Frequency Time Period Wavelength Power 1.2
- Ohm’s law State Ohm’s law Explain Ohm’s law with example 1.3
- Kirchhof’s Current law (KCL) State KCL Explain KCL with example 1.4
- Kirchhof’s Voltage law (KVL) State KVL Explain KVL with example 1.5
- Circuit related terminologies Node Junction Branch Loop (Mesh) Circuit Types of Circuit Program Name: Engineering Level: Diploma Branch: Biomedical Engineering Course / Subject Code: DI01003031 Course/Subject Name: Basics of Medical Electronics
Unit 2 Electronic Components 8 25
- 2.1 Active & Passive Components Definition of Active & Passive Components Enlist different Active & Passive Components Comparison between Active & Passive Components 2.2 Active & Passive Components Definition of Active & Passive Components Enlist different Active & Passive Components Comparison between Active & Passive Components 2.3 Resistor Definition Formula Factors affecting resistance Series & Parallel combination of Resistor Classification of Resistor 2.4 Capacitor Definition Working of Capacitor Classification of Capacitor Uses of Capacitor 2.4 Inductor Definition Working of Inductor Uses of Inductor
Unit 3 Diode theory & rectifiers 8 25
- Program Name: Engineering Level: Diploma Branch: Biomedical Engineering Course / Subject Code: DI01003031 Course/Subject Name: Basics of Medical Electronics 3.1 Structure of an atom 3.2 Comparison between conductor
- semiconductor & insulator 3.3 Semiconductor Intrinsic Semiconductor Extrinsic Semiconductor Concept of Doping P-type Semiconductor N-type Semiconductor Symbol Concept of Forward Bias & Reverse Bias Working of PN Junction Diode V-I Characteristics of Diode Uses of Diode Special Diode LED Photodiode Zener Diode 3.5 Rectifier Circuit Rectifier basic Types of Rectifiers Working of Half Wave Rectifier Working of Full Wave bridge Rectifier
Unit 4 Transistors 4 20
- 4.1.Transistor Definition Symbol of NPN & PNP Transistors Working principle of NPN Transistor Common Emitter Configurations of Transistor: Circuit Diagram
- Input & Output Characteristics Common Emitter (CE) Amplifier using Transistor Transistor as a switch
Unit 5 Application of Electronics Components in Medical Field 4 10
- Program Name: Engineering Level: Diploma Branch: Biomedical Engineering Course / Subject Code: DI01003031 Course/Subject Name: Basics of Medical Electronics 5.1
- Application of Inductor & Capacitor in Medical Field MRI Machine Ultrasound Machine Implantable Medical Device Wearable Medical Device Signal Conditioning & Processing 5.2
- Application of Transistor in Medical Field ECG Machines Pacemakers Hearing Aids Infusion Pumps Medical Imaging Devices