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    This document contains a practice exam for a Network Analysis and Synthesis course. It has two parts: Part A contains 11 short answer questions covering topics like superposition theorem, maximum power transfer theorem, Millman's theorem, incidence and cutset matrices, time constants, Z and Y parameters, poles and zeros, and transfer functions. Part B contains 3 longer questions requiring calculations on circuit analysis using techniques like nodal analysis, Thevenin's theorem, and constructing tie-set and cutset matrices to find power dissipation. It also involves calculating H and ABCD parameters for two-port networks and designing networks from given driving point functions.

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    PVP 14

    Code: EC3T4

    II B.Tech - I Semester – Regular/Supplementary Examinations


    November - 2018

    NETWORK ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS


    (ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING)

    Duration: 3 hours Max. Marks: 70


    PART – A

    Answer all the questions. All questions carry equal marks


    11x 2 = 22 M
    1.
    a) State Superposition Theorem. Explain.
    b) What is significance of Maximum power transfer
    Theorem?
    c) State Millman's Theorem.
    d) Define Incidence matrix and Cutset matrix.
    e) What is time constant of series RL circuit? Explain its
    significance.
    f) What are Z-parameters?
    g) What is relation between Z and Y parameters?
    h) What is significance of poles and zeros?
    i) Define Transfer function and state its importance.
    j) Mention the two properties of Positive Real function.
    k) What is the difference between network analysis and
    synthesis?

    Page 1 of 4
    PART – B

    Answer any THREE questions. All questions carry equal marks.


    3 x 16 = 48 M

    2. a) Determine the current in the 2Ω resistor for the circuit


    shown below, by using nodal analysis. 8M

    b) Find Thevinen’s equivalent of the network shown below at


    X-Y terminals. 8M

    3. a) Find the power dissipated by 2Ω resistor by constructing


    tie-set and cut-set matrices. 8M

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    b) The switch is in position 1 for long time and moved to
    position 2 at t= 0, find current i. 8M

    4. a) Find the h and ABCD parameters of the two-port network


    shown below. 10 M

    b) Find the y-parameters of the two-port network shown


    below. 6M

    5. a) What are necessary conditions for a driving point function?


    6M

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    b) Draw the pole zero diagram for the given function
    and hence obtain V(t). 10 M

     6S  8
    2
    S
    6. a) A driving point function is given by F(S) = S
    2
     4S  3
    .
    Show that the function can be realized in both RC & RL
    forms. 10 M

    ( S  2 )( S  1 )
    b) For the driving point function S ( S  3)
    . Design a network
    by choosing the elements on your own. 6M

    Page 4 of 4

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