GATE EE 2022 Syllabus

GATE EE 2022 Syllabus

GATE Syllabus for 2022 exam for Electrical engineering along with brochure will be officially released by IIT Bombay.

To Crack GATE 2022 exam with better score and rank, one should have an effective preparation plan and to develop GATE study plan, candidates must refer to GATE Electrical Syllabus and Exam Paper Pattern. All the questions for GATE 2022 EEE exam will be based on the GATE Syllabus for Electrical Engineering. So, it's very much important for every GATE aspirant to be aware of GATE Electrical Syllabus.

Below given is a detailed GATE Syllabus for EEE paper with all the main sections and core subjects.

GENERAL APTITUDE

Verbal Ability:

1. Grammar

2. Vocabulary

3. Coding-Decoding & Series

4. Directions

5. Blood Relations

6. Arrangements

7. Syllogism

8. Inference & Assumptions

9. Clocks and Puzzles

Numerical Ability:

1. Fundamentals

2. Equations

3. Percentage

4. Averages

5. Ratio & Propotions

6. Mixture and Alligations

7. Data Interpretation & Data Suffiency

8. Time, Speed & Distance

9. Time & Work

10. Set Theory & Venn Diagrams

11. Progression

12. Functions & Graphs,

13. Logarthims

14. Permutations and Combinations

15. Probability

16. Geometry & Mensuration

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS

Linear Algebra:

1. Matrix Algebra

2. Systems of linear equations

3. Eigen values and eigen vectors

Calculus:

1. Mean value theorems

2. Theorems of integral calculus

3. Evaluation of definite and improper integrals

4. Partial Derivatives5. Maxima and minima

5. Multiple integrals

6. Fourier series

7. Vector identities

8. Directional derivatives

9. Line, Surface and Volume integrals

10. Stokes

11. Gauss and Green’s theorems

Differential equations:

1. First order equation (linear and nonlinear)

2. Higher order linear differential equations with constant coefficients

3. Method of variation of parameters

4. Cauchy’s and Euler’s equations

5. Initial and boundary value problems

6. PartialDifferential Equations

7. Method of separation of variables

Complex variables:

1. Analytic functions

2. Cauchy’s integral theorem and integral formula

3. Taylor’s and Laurent’ series

4. Residue theorem

5. Solution integrals

Probability and Statistics:

1. Sampling theorems

2. Conditional probability

3. Mean

4. Median

5. Mode and standard deviation

6. Random variables

7. Discrete and continuous distributions

8. Poisson

9. Normal and Binomial distribution

10. Correlation and regression analysis

Numerical Methods:

1. Solutions of non-linear algebraic equations

2. Single and multi-step methods for differential equations

Transform Theory:

1. Fourier transform

2. Laplace transform

3. Z-transform

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Electric Circuits:

1. Network graph

2. KCL

3. KVL

4. Node and Mesh analysis

5. Transient response of dc and ac networks

6. Sinusoidal steady?state analysis

7. Resonance

8. Passive filters

9. Ideal current and voltage sources

10. Thevenin’s theorem

11. Norton’s theorem

12. Superposition theorem

13. Maximum power transfer theorem

14. Two?port networks

15. Three phase circuits

16. Power and power factor in ac circuits

Electromagnetic Fields:

1. Coulomb’s Law

2. Electric Field Intensity

3. Electric Flux Density

4. Gauss’s Law

5. Divergence

6. Electric field and potential due to point

7. Line

8. Plane and spherical charge distributions

9. Effect of dielectric medium

10. Capacitance of simple configurations

11. Biot?Savart’s law

12. Ampere’s law

13. Curl

14. Faraday’s law

15. Lorentz force

16. Inductance

17. Magnetomotive force

18. Reluctance

19. Magnetic circuits

20. Self and Mutual inductance of simple configurations

Signals and Systems:

1. Representation of continuous and discrete-time signals

2. Shifting and scaling operations

3. Linear

4. Time-invariant and causal systems

5. Fourier series representation of continuous periodic signals

6. Sampling theorem

7. Fourier

8. Laplace and Z transforms

Electrical Machines:

1. Single phase transformer

3. Equivalent circuit

4. Phasor diagram

5. Ppen circuit and short circuit tests

6. Regulation and efficiency

7. Three phase transformers

8. Connections

9. Parallel operation

10. Auto?transformer

11. Electromechanical energy conversion principles

12. DC machines: separately excited

13. Series and shunt

14. Motoring and generating mode of operation and their characteristics

15. Starting and speed control of dc motors

16. Three phase induction motors

17. Principle of operation

18. Types

19. Performance

20. Torque-speed characteristics

21. No-load and blocked rotor tests

22. Equivalent circuit

23. Starting and speed control

24. Operating principle of single phase induction motors

25. Synchronous machines

26. Cylindrical and salient pole machines

27. Performance

28. Regulation and parallel operation of generators

29. Starting of synchronous motor

30. Characteristics

31. Types of losses and efficiency calculations of electric machines

Power Systems:

1. Power generation concepts

2. Ac and Dc transmission concepts

3. Models and performance of transmission lines and cables

4. Series and shunt compensation

5. Electric field distribution and insulators

6. Distribution systems

7. Per?unit quantities

8. Bus admittance matrix

9. Gauss Seidel and Newton-Raphson load flow methods

10. Voltage and Frequency control

11. Power factor correction

12. Symmetrical components

13. Symmetrical and unsymmetrical fault analysis

14. Principles of over?current

15. Differential and distance protection

16. Circuit breakers

17. System stability concepts

18. Equal area criterion

Control Systems:

1. Mathematical modeling and representation of systems

2. Feedback principle

3. Transfer function

4. Block diagrams and Signal flow graphs

5. Transient and Steady?state analysis of linear time invariant systems

6. Routh-Hurwitz and Nyquist criteria

7. Bode plots

8. Root loci

9. Stability analysis

10. Lag

11. Lead and Lead?Lag compensators

12. P, PI and PID controllers

13. State space model

14. State transition matrix

Electrical and Electronic Measurements:

1. Bridges and Potentiometers

2. Measurement of voltage

3. Current

4. Power

5. Energy and power factor

6. Instrument transformers

7. Digital voltmeters and multimeters

8. Phase

9. Time and Frequency measurement

10. Oscilloscopes

11. Error analysis

Analog and Digital Electronics:

1. Characteristics of diodes

2. BJT

3. MOSFET

4. Simple diode circuits

5. Clipping

6. Clamping

7. Rectifiers; Amplifiers: Biasing

8. Equivalent circuit and Frequency response

9. Oscillators and Feedback

10. Amplifiers

11. Operational amplifiers

12. Characteristics and applications

13. Simple active filters

14. VCOs and Timers

15. Combinational and Sequential logic circuits

16. Multiplexer

17. Demultiplexer

18. Schmitt trigger

19. Sample and hold circuits

20. A/D and D/A converters

21. 8085Microprocessor

22. Architecture

23. Programming and Interfacing

Power Electronics:

1. Characteristics of semiconductor power devices

2. Diode

3. Thyristor

4. Triac

5. GTO

6. MOSFET

7. IGBT

8. DC to DC conversion

9. Buck

10. Boost and Buck-Boost converters

11. Single and three phase configuration of uncontrolled rectifiers

12. Line commutated thyristor based converters

13. Bidirectional ac to dc voltage source converters

14. Issues of line current harmonics

15. Power factor

16. Distortion factor of ac to dc converters

17. Single phase and three phase inverters

18. Sinusoidal pulse width modulation