Introduction to Electronics
Electronics is the branch of science that deals with the study of the flow of electrons and their effects in a vacuum, gases and semiconductor materials. Electronics basically deals with electronic circuits that involve active and passive components such as vacuum tubes, transistors, diodes, integrated circuits and sensors. Commonly, electronic devices contain circuitry consisting of active semiconductors with passive elements, such a type of circuit is known as electronic circuit.
Few lines about B.Sc Electronics
The B.Sc Electronics is a 3-year undergraduate course that is divided into 6 semesters. The course deals with the fundamentals of electronics and its applications. The aim of the course is to train the students on various subjects of electronics such as vacuum tubes, diodes, transistors and integrated circuits. The students will also be studying about numerous topics like Analog electronics, Network Analysis, Quantum Mechanics, etc.
The B.Sc Electronics course primarily deals with important aspects of electronics such as:
- Electrical Circuits
- Transistors
- Diodes
- Integrated Circuits
- Electronic Equipment
- Digital Electronics
- Analog Electronics
- Signals & Systems
- Microprocessors and Microcontrollers
- Communication Systems
- Computer Application
- Semiconductors
Eligibility for B.Sc Electronics
The students who have completed their PUC or 10+2 with any three of the following subjects: - Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Electronics or Computer Science from a recognised board are eligible to B.Sc Electronics course.
Combinations for B.Sc Electronics
The B.Sc Electronics course is usually studied in triple combinations, some of the important combinations available are:
- B.Sc Electronics (Honours)
- B.Sc Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Electronics
- B.Sc Computer Science, Mathematics, Electronics
- B.Sc Physics, Mathematics, Electronics
Admission Procedures
There are two types of admission procedures for getting admission to B.Sc Electronics. The first one is merit-based admission and second one is direct admissions.
