SRM UNIVERSITY
Faculty of Engineering and Technology
DEPARTMENT OF ICE
Course Code
Course Title
Year& Semester
Course duration
Location
Faculty Details:
: EI0454
: AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS
: IV & VIII
: SIX MONTHS
: TECK PARK
Name of the staff
Section
J.Sam Jeba Kumar
Elective
Office
Office Hours
Mail ID
12.15 to 1.30
jsjebakumar@yahoo.co.in
REFERENCE BOOKS
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Hillier, V A W, Fundamentals of Automotive Electronics, Nelson Thornes Publishers, UK,
1996
James D. Halderman, Diagnosis and Troubleshooting of Automotive Electrical, Electronic,
and Computer Systems, Prentice Hall, 2000
Don Knowles, Automotive Computer Systems, 1st Ed. Thomas Learning, UK, April 1996
Web Resource:
www.automotive-electronics.co.uk
www.autoshop101.com
Prerequisite :
Basic knowledge of Automobile, Electronics, Digital, Microprocessor and Computer
Objective:
1. To enable the students to develop an understanding of the basic concepts of Automotive
electronics. To introduce students to the basics of Signals and Systems, Digital Signal
Processing and DSP processor.
2. To help the students to design the digital filters and Implement digital filters using various
structures
3. To apply the transformation techniques such as Z transform and Fourier transform on the
signals.
4. To study the effects of finite register length in DSP as well as linear prediction and
estimation.
Tentative test details and portions:
Cycle Test - I:
Cycle Test –II:
Model Exam:
Assessment details
Cycle test I
Model test
Surprise test (2* 10 Points)
Paper presentation
TOTAL
20 points
20 points
20 points
10 points
70 Points
Outcomes
Students who have successfully completed this course
Course outcome
Program outcome
• Familiar with the basics of Automobile
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The students will be able to understand the
Automobile control.
• Familiar with the electrical test equipment as
applied to automotive technology.
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The students will be able to understand the
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The students could understand the design
techniques of computerized engine controls.
• Detailed study of the computerized engine
controls.
electrical principles, semiconductor and
integrated
circuits
application
in
automotive field.
Detailed Session Plan
Day
1
Name of the topics
Introduction to shop safety
3
4
5
Proper use of hand tools and equipment
for shop safety
Personal Safety
Computerized Systems
Theory computer networking
6
Theory on input sensors
7
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11
Theory on output actuator
Use of Diagnostic Equipment
Scan tool
Oscilloscope
Four gas analyzer
Live scope
Important Question Discussion
Computer-Controlled Ignition Systems
Theory on computer control ignition
2
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15
Reference
Automotive Computer Systems
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systems
Computer control distributor
Computer control distributor less
ignition systems
D.I.S
L.E.D.
optical distributors
Theory Pulse Generator
Hall-effect
Optical
Important Question Discussion
Fuel Injection systems
Fuel deliver diagnosis and service
T.B.I. Throttle body injection system
M.P.I. Multipart injection system
C.P.I. Central ported injection system
(vertex)
Computerized Braking Systems Theory
Computerized Braking Systems Types
Controllers-Sensors-Actuators
Important Question Discussion
Computer Controlled Transmissions
Computer Controlled Transaxles
Controls Common and Separate from
Engine Management
Engine Management
Sensors-Actuators for Engine
Management
Important Question Discussion
Computer Controlled Air Conditioning
Systems
Miscellaneous
Instrument Panels
Traction Controls
Suspension Controls
Integration/Networking
Important Question Discussion
Automotive Computer Systems
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