Power System
Power System
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3. The voltage across capacitor and current through inductor gives initial conditions at
t=0
t(0+ )
t=∞
t(0− )
x(t)
14. The Laplace transform of corresponds to
t
d X(s) d2 R∞ R∞
2 X(s)
− s X(s)ds
s X(s)ds
ds s dt
15. Initial value of signal in Laplace domain is
lim sX(s)
lim tX(t)
lim tX(t)
lim sX(s)
s→0 s→0 t→0 s→∞
18. Under steady state condition, the capacitor is represented by . . . . . . in series with open circuit
current source
voltage source
impedance
admittance
25. The time required to reach 50 % of the final value in first attempt is called as . . . . . . time.
rise
peak
delay
setting
26. Rise time is the time required for the response to rise from . . . . . . % to 90 % of the final value
0
50
80
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27. . . . . . . time is the required for the response to reach the first peak.
overshoot
settling
peak
rise
28. During transient period; the largest error between input and output is called as
peak time
peak overshoot
settling time
rise time
1A 0A 2A 5A
0A 5A 10 A none of above
10 V 2V 5V none of above
33. In the network shown; after steady state condition, the switch is moved to position 2. Then
initial current is
5A 2A 0A 10 A
0V 2V 5V 10 V
35. The differential equation for the current i(t) in the circuit is ; V (0− )
d2 i di d2 i di d2 i di
2 + 2 + i(t) = sint
+ 2 + 2i(t) = cost
2 + 2 + i(t) = cost
dt2 dt dt2 dt dt2 dt
d2 i di
2 + 2 + 2i(t) = sint
dt dt
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36. The inverse Laplace transform of is . . . . . .
s2 + 7s + 12
−7e−4t + 7e−3t
−5e−4t + 7e−3t
7e−4t + 7e−3t
−7e−4t − 7e−3t
t
37. The unit impulse response of a system is 0.5e− 2 . Its transfer function is
1 1 1 1
s+2 3s + 1 2s + 2 2s + 1
38. The step response of series RC circuit with applied voltage V is of the form
V −t/RC V 1 −t/RC
1 − e−t/RC
i(t) = e
i(t) =
i(t) = e
i(t) =
R R R
−t/RC
V 1−e