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This document provides the question bank for the Network Theory course offered by CMR Institute of Technology, Bangalore, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, for the third semester. The course covers topics including network elements, network reduction techniques, network theorems, transient analysis in networks, and Laplace transform techniques. It contains 20 questions in each of the 4 modules, for a total of 80 questions covering the various topics addressed in the course. The questions are mostly analytical problems involving circuit diagrams that require the use of techniques taught in the course to solve for variables like voltages, currents, equivalent resistances, etc.
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CMR Institute of Technology, Bangalore

Department(s): Electronics and Communication Engineering


Semester: III Section(s): Lectures/week: 04
Subject: NETWORK THEORY Code: 18EC32
Course Instructor(s): Prof. Abdul Wahid Nasir, Prof. Mahesh Kumar Jha and Prof. Rahul Tiwari
Course duration: Sept 2020 – Dec 2020

Question Bank
Module 1:
1. Define and distinguish the following network elements:
• Ideal and practical current sources.
• Dependent and Independent sources.

2. Reduce the network shown in following Fig. 1 to a single voltage source in series with a
resistance using source shift and source transformation.

Figure 1.1
3. Calculate the voltage across the 6Ω resistor using source shifting and source transformation
technique shown below.

Figure 1.2
4. Calculate the current through 2Ω resistor for circuit shown below using source transformation.

Figure 1.3
5. Determine the power supplied by the dependent source of figure shown below.

Figure 1.4

6. Derive the expression for


a. Delta to star transformation
b. Star to delta transformation

7. For the circuit shown below, determine all node voltages.

Figure 1.5

8. Find the equivalent resistance between ‘a’ and ‘b’ using star delta transformation for the
network shown below.

Figure 1.6
9. Find the equivalent resistance RAB using star and delta transformation of network shown
below.

Figure 1.7
10. Use mesh analysis to determine the three mesh currents I1, I2 and I3 in the circuit shown
below.

Figure 1.8
11. Using Mesh current analysis, find the current through 24Ω in the circuit shown below.

Figure 1.9
12. Use mesh analysis to determine the three mesh currents I1, I2 and I3 as shown in the circuit
below.

Figure 1.10
13. Find the current ‘I’ in 28 Ω resistor by mesh analysis as shown in figure below

Figure 1.11
14. For the circuit shown below, determine Ix and other loop currents.

Figure 1.12

15. Find the Current in 30Ω resistor using nodal analysis for the circuit shown in figure below.

Figure 1. 12
16. For the network shown below, determine the node voltages by nodal analysis.

Figure 1.14
17. Find the value of ‘V’ such that current through 4Ω resistor is zero, using nodal analysis for
the following network.

Figure 1.15

18. For the circuit shown below, determine all node voltages.

Figure 1.16

1 1 1 1 500
19. The node equations of a network are  5 + 2 j + 4  V1 − 4 V2 = 5 and

1 1 1 1 5090
− V1 +  V1 − +  V2 = . Derive the network.
4 4 2 j 2 2

20. Determine the equivalent resistance across XY shown following figure.

Figure 1.17
Module 2:
1. State and explain Superposition theorem with an example.

2. For the circuit shown below, find the current Ix using Superposition theorem.

Figure 2.1
3. Using Superposition theorem, find the current in 6Ω.

Figure 2.2
4. State and explain Millman’s theorem with an example.

5. For the circuit shown below, find the current in (6+j8) Ω impedance using Millman’s theorem.

Figure 2.3
6. Using Millman’s theorem, find the current through load resistance RL for the circuit shown
below.

Figure 2.4
7. State and explain Norton’s theorem with an example.

8. For the network shown below, determine Norton’s equivalent across A and B. Find the current
through the impedance (5+j5)Ω connected to the terminals A and B.

Figure 2.5

9. Using Norton’s theorem, find the current ‘I’ of the network shown in figure below.

Figure 2.6
10. Find the current through 16Ω resistor using Norton’s theorem in figure given below.

Figure 2.7
11. State and explain Thevenin’s theorem with an example.

12. Obtain the Thevenin’s equivalent of the circuit shown in figure below.

Figure 2.8
13. Obtain the Thevenin’s equivalent of the circuit shown in figure below.

Figure 2.9
14. For the network shown below, draw the Thevenin’s equivalent circuit.

Figure 2.10

Vth 2
15. State the Maximum Power Theorem and also prove that Pmax = , where Vth is Thevenin’s
4 RL
voltage.

16. State and prove maximum power transfer theorem for AC circuit, where both R L and XL are
varying.

17. Find the value of load resistance when maximum power is transferred across it and also find
the value of maximum power transferred for network given below.

Figure 2.11
18. For the circuit shown below, find the value of R that will receive maximum power. Determine
this power.

Figure 2.12
19. State and Prove Reciprocity Theorem.

20. Verify reciprocity theorem for the circuit shown in following figure.

Figure 2.13
Module 3:

1. In the network shown below, a steady state is reached with the switch K open. At t=0, the
switch is closed.

Figure 3.1
Obtain the initial values of
i. i1
ii. i2
iii. vc
iv. di1/dt
v. di2/dt and di1/dt at t=∞

2. In the circuit shown below, the switch K is changed from position 1 to position 2 at t=0, the
steady state been reached before switching. Find the values of I, di/dt and d2i/dt2 at t=0.

Figure 3.2
3. For the given circuit below, switch K is changed from position 1 to position 2 at t=0, the
steady state having been reached before switching. Find the values if I, di/dt and d2i/dt2 at t=0-
.

Figure 3.3

4. For the given circuit below, find the value of the loop currents, their first derivatives and their
2nd derivatives, all evaluated at t=0+, given that Vc (0-) =1 volt, t2(0-) =0 amp. At t= 0, sw1
and sw2 are closed.

Figure 3.4
5. The switch in the network shown in figure below is closed at t=0. Determine the voltage
across the capacitor.

Figure 3.5
6. In the RLC series network shown below, the switch is closed at t=0, determine I, di/dt and
d2i/dt2 at t=0.
Figure 3.6
7. For the network shown below, the switch is opened at t=0, solve for V, DV and D2V at t=0.

Figure 3.7
8. State and prove final value theorem and initial value theorem.

9. For the circuit shown below, switch ‘k’ is closed at t=0. The initial current through inductance
is 1A and initial voltage across the capacitor is 1V. Obtain expression for current i(+) for t≥0.

Figure 3.8

10. For the circuit shown below, determine complete solution for the current when switch K is
closed at t=0. Applied voltage is v(t) which is given as 100 cos (1000t + pi/2).

Figure 3.9
11. Explain the transient and steady state behaviour of inductor at steady state under AC and DC
excitation.

12. Explain the transient and steady state behaviour of capacitor at steady state under AC and DC
excitation.

Module 4:
1. Obtain Laplace transform of
a. Step function
b. Ramp function
c. Impulse function

2. Find the unit step response of (a) RC series circuit; (b) RL series circuit.

3. Find the unit response of (a) RC parallel circuit; (b) RL parallel circuit.

4. Find unit step response of series RLC series circuit.

5. Find the unit impulse response of (a) RC parallel circuit; (b) RL parallel circuit.

6. Find the Laplace transform of the periodic signal x(t), as shown below.

Figure 4.1
7. Obtain the Laplace Transform of saw tooth waveform shown below.

Figure 4.2
8. Assuming that the staircase waveform of figure below is not repeated, find its Laplace
transform. If this voltage wave is applied to a RL series circuit with R=1Ω andL=1H, find the
current i(t).
Figure 4.3

9. In the circuit given below, the source voltage is v(t)=50sin(250t). Using Laplace transforms
determine the current when switch K is closed at t=0.

Figure 4.4

10. Refer to the following figure, solve for iL using Laplace transformation.

Figure 4.5
11. Find the Laplace transform of the following
a. sin2t
b. cos2t
c. sinωt
t
d.  i(t ).dt
0

12. Find the inverse Laplace transform:


s2 + 5
a.
s( s 2 + 2s + 4)
2s + 6
b. 2
s + 6s + 25
Module 5:

1. Define ABCD parameters. Express ABCD parameters in terms of Y-parameters and h-


parameters.

2. Express h-parameters in terms of Y-parameters.

3. Define h-parameters. Express h-parameters in terms of z-parameters.

4. Find Z and h-parameters for the network shown in following figure.

Figure 5.1

5. Find Z and Y parameters for the network shown in following figure.

Figure 5.2

6. Find Y parameters and Z parameters for the circuit shown below.


Figure 4.3

7. Determine z parameters for the network shown in figure below.

Figure 5.4

8. Find the ABCD parameters for the circuit shown below.

Figure 5.5

9. Show that resonant frequency of series resonant circuit is equal to the geometric mean of
two half power frequencies.

10. Derive the expression of half power frequencies W1 and W2 and also bandwidth of a series
resonance circuit.

11. What is resonance? Derive an expression for half power cut-off frequency.
12. Derive the expression of a resonance frequency and dynamic impedance of a parallel
resonance circuit.

13. A coil has resistance of 400Ω and inductance of 318µH. find the capacitance of capacitor
When connected in parallel with coil will produce resonance with a supply frequency of 1
MHz. If a second capacitor of capacitance 23.42pF is connected in parallel with the first
capacitor, find the frequency at which resonance will occur.

14. A series RLC circuit has R = 4 ΩµF. Calculate the resonant frequency, Q-factor, half powe
frequencies and bandwidth.

15. Define Q-factor, selectivity and bandwidth.

16. Derive the expression for the resonant frequency of the circuit shown in figure below. Also
L
show that circuit will resonate al all frequency if RL = RC =
C

Figure 5.6

17. Find the value of L for which the circuit shown in figure below is resonant a t a frequency of
ω = 5000 rad/sec.

Figure 5.7

18. A series RLC circuit has a resistance of 10 Ω, an inductance of 0.3H and a capacitance of
100µF. The applied voltage is 230V. Find
a. Resonant frequency
b. Quality factor
c. Lower and upper cut off frequencies
d. Bandwidth
e. Current at resonance
f. Currents f1 and f2
g. Voltage across inductance at resonance

19. A series RLC circuit has R = 10 Ω, L = 0.01H and C = 0.01µF and it is connected across 10
mV supply. Calculate
a. f0
b. Q0
c. B.W.

20. Find the values of L at which the circuit shown below resonates at a frequency of 500 r/s.

Figure 5.8

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