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HAL Technical Syllabus

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4
Topics
9
Sub-topics
100
Questions

Technical is one of 9 sections in the HAL syllabus. It has 4 topics and 9 sub-topics, tested in Part III — Discipline Specific, with about 100 questions (100 marks). Electronics & Communication Engineering.

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HAL Technical: topic-wise syllabus

  1. 1

    Analog & Digital Electronics

    • Analog Circuits — Diodes, BJTs, FETs, Op-Amps, Oscillators, Multivibrators
    • Digital Electronics — Logic Gates, Boolean Algebra, Flip-Flops, Counters, MUX, ADC/DAC
  2. 2

    Signals, Systems & Communication

    • Signals & Systems — LTI Systems, Fourier/Laplace/z-Transform, DSP basics
    • Communication — AM/FM/PM, Digital Modulation (ASK/FSK/PSK/QAM), Noise
  3. 3

    Control Systems & Measurements

    • Control Systems — Block Diagram, Stability, Root Locus, Bode, Nyquist, PID
    • Measurements — Bridges, CRO, Transducers, Instrumentation, Optical Instrumentation
  4. 4

    Network Theory & Electromagnetics

    • Network Theory — KCL/KVL, Thevenin/Norton, Transient, Two-Port Networks
    • Electromagnetics — Maxwell's Equations, Transmission Lines, Waveguides, Antennas
    • Power Electronics & Drives (basic) — SCR, Inverters, Converters

Frequently asked questions

What topics are in the HAL Technical syllabus?

Technical for HAL has 4 topics: Analog & Digital Electronics, Signals, Systems & Communication, Control Systems & Measurements and Network Theory & Electromagnetics, with 9 sub-topics in all.

How many questions come from Technical in HAL?

About 100 questions (100 marks) in Part III — Discipline Specific. Always check the latest notification, as numbers can change.

How do I practise HAL Technical on Topicly?

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