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What is the syllabus of electronics and communication engineering in LEET?

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Asked by ADARSH VERMA

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    Harshit Saxena | Contributor-Level 6

    7 years ago
    The syllabus of Electronics and communication engineering in LEET are:
    1. Basic Circuit Elements
    2. Amplifiers
    3. Network Analysis
    4. Network theorems
    5. Communication Theory and Systems
    6. Communication systems types
    7. Modulation
    8. FM waves.
    9. Demodulation of AM waves
    10. Antenna and wave propagation
    11. AM modulators
    12. Conducting materials
    13. Super conductivity
    14. Resistors
    15. Transformers
    16. Printed circuit boards
    17. Inductors
    18. RF Coils
    19. Measuring Instruments
    20. Microprocessors and its applications
    21. Transducers
    22. TV Engineering

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