ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Verify the basic laws of an electric circuit. 2. Demonstrate the working of an Electrical Machine and compute the performance factors of the same. 3. Measure the electrical parameters and select suitable sensors for an application. 4. Perform domestic and industrial wiring 5. Verify the characteristics of Electronic Devices. 6. Construct a ...
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