This document contains 15 multiple choice questions about electrical circuit analysis concepts. The questions cover topics such as:
1) Classifying electrical elements and equivalent circuits
2) Analyzing resistor circuits in series and parallel
3) Applying the voltage division rule to design circuits
4) Using star-delta conversion and Thevenin's theorem to analyze circuits
5) Analyzing series resonant circuits
6) Drawing nodal equations for circuits
7) Calculating values for RLC circuits based on given parameters
8) Stating laws such as Ohm's law, Faraday's law, and Fleming's rules
9) Explaining dot convention rules and self and mutual induction
This document contains 15 multiple choice questions about electrical circuit analysis concepts. The questions cover topics such as:
1) Classifying electrical elements and equivalent circuits
2) Analyzing resistor circuits in series and parallel
3) Applying the voltage division rule to design circuits
4) Using star-delta conversion and Thevenin's theorem to analyze circuits
5) Analyzing series resonant circuits
6) Drawing nodal equations for circuits
7) Calculating values for RLC circuits based on given parameters
8) Stating laws such as Ohm's law, Faraday's law, and Fleming's rules
9) Explaining dot convention rules and self and mutual induction
This document contains 15 multiple choice questions about electrical circuit analysis concepts. The questions cover topics such as:
1) Classifying electrical elements and equivalent circuits
2) Analyzing resistor circuits in series and parallel
3) Applying the voltage division rule to design circuits
4) Using star-delta conversion and Thevenin's theorem to analyze circuits
5) Analyzing series resonant circuits
6) Drawing nodal equations for circuits
7) Calculating values for RLC circuits based on given parameters
8) Stating laws such as Ohm's law, Faraday's law, and Fleming's rules
9) Explaining dot convention rules and self and mutual induction
This document contains 15 multiple choice questions about electrical circuit analysis concepts. The questions cover topics such as:
1) Classifying electrical elements and equivalent circuits
2) Analyzing resistor circuits in series and parallel
3) Applying the voltage division rule to design circuits
4) Using star-delta conversion and Thevenin's theorem to analyze circuits
5) Analyzing series resonant circuits
6) Drawing nodal equations for circuits
7) Calculating values for RLC circuits based on given parameters
8) Stating laws such as Ohm's law, Faraday's law, and Fleming's rules
9) Explaining dot convention rules and self and mutual induction
CAT-I 1. Define electrical elements; give its classification along with the typical characteristics. Find the Equivalent current source for the given Source as show in Figure
2. The following two resistor circuit is assembled in a parallel connection, as one
resistor runs parallel to the other. For this circuit, answer the following questions. i. What is the voltage drop across R1 in terms of i1 and R1? ii. What is the voltage drop across R2 in terms of i2 and R2? iii. What is the relationship between v1, v2, and V? iv. What is the relationship between i1, V, and R1? v. What is the relationship between i2, V, and R2? vi. What is the relationship between I, i1, and i2?
3. Explain the voltage division rule. Using only passive elements and DC power supply of 40V, design the circuit which can give the output voltage of the 20V. 4. Explain the voltage division rule. Using only passive elements and DC power supply of 10V, design the circuit which can give the output voltage of the 2V. Model Questions EEE CAT-I 5. Determine the value of Req of the Circuit Given in Figures using star delta conversion method.
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c) Model Questions EEE CAT-I 6. Calculate the current through the load resistor of the circuit shown in Figures. Identify the power dissipating and power absorbing elements, and compute its magnitude using Thevnins theorem?
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7. Write the nodal equations of the circuit shown in Figures
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b) Model Questions EEE CAT-I 8. Explain the behaviour of circuit in series resonance. A resistor, a variable iron core inductor and a capacitor are connected across a 230V, 50Hz supply. By varying the position of the iron core inside the inductor coil, its inductance is changed. Maximum current of 5 A was obtained in the circuit by changing the inductance of the coil. At that time the voltage across the capacitor was measured at 800V. Calculate the value of circuit parameters. 9. Mention the analogy between magnetic and electric circuit. 10. A voltage of V=2 sin (2t+0) is applied across a resistance and inductance in series. A current of 2 sin (2t-π/6) flows through the circuit. Calculate the value of R & L of the circuit. Also calculate power and power factor. 11. A Y connected balanced three phase generator with an impedance of 5+2jΩ per phase is connected to a star connected balanced load with a impedance of 4+9jΩ per phase. The line joining the generator and the load has an impedance of 6+7jΩ per phase. Assuming a positive sequence of the source voltages and that Van = 120 30 V. Find the line voltages and line currents. 12. Write the brief note on the following laws: A. Ohms Law B. Fraday’S Law of Induction 13. Write the brief note on the following laws: A. Fleming Right hand rule B. Fleming Left hand rule
14. What is the use and application of Dot convention rule?
15. Define the self and mutual electromagnetic induction.
