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    1 The max: mum space rate

    of

    change

    of

    the

    function

    which

    is in increasing direction

    of

    L1e

    function is

    known

    as

    a)

    curl

    of

    the

    vector function

    b) gradient

    of the scalar function

    c)

    d i v ~ r g e n c e

    of

    the

    vector function

    d)

    Stokes

    theorem

    2.

    The

    fielC

    strength at

    a

    point of

    finite

    distmce

    from

    an

    infinitely long

    straigh:

    u n ~ f o r m l y charged conductor is

    obtc..ined

    by considering the radial

    component

    and

    the

    longitudinal

    component of the

    forces

    acting

    on a

    unit

    cha:-ge

    1t the point, by the charges

    or_

    the

    elenental

    length of the

    conductor

    The

    res.1ltant

    field

    strength

    is

    a)

    the

    sum

    of

    R-components,

    wher_

    the

    sum

    of -components is zero

    b) the sum

    of

    -components,

    when

    the

    s un

    of R-components

    is zero

    c) the

    sum

    of both R- and L-

    conponents

    d)

    a\'erage of the

    sums of R- anc

    L-c)mpanents

    3.

    Con3.der

    the

    following

    standard

    symbols

    for

    two-port parameters

    :

    1. h

    12

    and

    h

    21

    are

    dimensionless.

    2. h

    11

    and B have dimensions of

    ohns.

    3.

    C

    is dimensionless.

    4. is

    dimensionless.

    Whi::h

    cf

    the above are correct?

    a) .

    1,

    2 and 3

    only

    b)

    c)

    (d)

    1 2 and 4

    only

    3 and 4

    only

    1 2, 3

    and

    4

    B-GTD-0-FDA.' 6 A

    4

    A

    conductor

    ha.ring a cn:ss-sectional

    ->

    area a sq

    m

    car=ying

    curreon:

    I j A

    lie3

    in

    a

    magnetic

    fidd

    -> -> ->

    2

    B = 3

    i j) Wb'm

    The

    force

    density

    L

    the

    C:Jr.ductor

    is

    a)

    Bo

    ...

    b)

    Bo

    f :

    Ik

    i

    a a

    c)

    o _

    Ik (c .)

    o }

    a

    a

    4

    -- -}-

    where i j and k

    c.re crthogonal

    uni:

    vectors.

    5.

    For electromechanical

    n r ~

    conversion.

    a

    magnetic

    field

    is e r r . : p l o ~ d as

    the

    medium

    rc..ther

    than e ectric

    field

    because

    {a)

    the stxed =nergy

    density fo:-

    practicc.ble Je d strength is low in

    the

    electric fiek

    b)

    the

    electric

    field

    pre:;errts

    insulatior

    problerr.

    c)

    the

    spe:::ific

    magnet:c ;oss is more

    than

    the sp=cifc diele:::t:ic loss

    d) None

    of the

    axve

    f..

    The

    reliability of a::1 instrument refers to

    a)

    the

    measure:m=r.t

    of ch3.r.ges due tc

    temperc..ture v-=iriaticn

    b) the degree tc ..._ hich repeatabilit)

    c)

    (d)

    continu=s

    to

    specified

    lirr.it;;

    remain

    the life of

    a::1 instrumen:

    withir:

    the extent t.J

    'Nhich the

    character

    istics

    remain iir_ear

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    7

    f the current

    density

    inside a

    straight

    co nductcr is uniform

    over

    its cross

    se:tion, the

    flux density variation

    inside

    t h ~

    conductor

    at different distances

    frc:m

    its centre is

    (a}

    linear

    bj square of the distance

    (c)

    inverse

    of

    the distance

    (d)

    exponential

    8

    The law which states that the

    line

    ~ n t ~ g r l of the magnetic field around a

    :::lo 3ed

    curve is equal

    to

    the

    free current

    :hr:mgh a surface,

    is

    , a) Gauss

    law

    1

    b)

    Tellegen s theorem

    . I

    tc,

    Coulomb s

    law

    fd) Ampere s law

    9 In

    an electrodynamometer

    wattmeter

    (2} the

    fixed coils

    providing

    mag:1etic

    flux

    are connected across the

    power line

    (J)

    the compensated wattmeter

    improves

    its accuracy

    by

    using

    windings

    with

    opposite

    currents

    with respect

    to series

    windings

    fc)

    if

    the

    full-scale

    power

    measured

    is

    100 W,

    then

    the

    half-scale power

    will be

    10

    W

    d) I t can measure a.c. power but is

    unsuitable for d.c.

    power

    10 v

    :e

    (a)

    (b)

    (c)

    d)

    1/2

    - - - - - - 7 - 1 ~

    a}

    High

    stiffness

    and strengths

    b)

    Low

    densities

    c)

    Unusual

    electrical property

    d) Non-C.uctile

    36 The evidence for the importance of

    electron-phonon interaction

    in super

    conductors

    comes from

    a}

    Meissner

    effect

    b)

    Josephson

    effect

    c) isotope

    effect

    d)

    flux

    quantization experiments

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    37

    .vhich

    one of the

    following

    mate:ilis is

    used

    fiJr cc.b:.e i::1sulation?

    a}

    Phen l f i J r m a l d e h y d ~

    b)

    P c l y t ~ t r a f l u o r o e t h y l e n e

    c)

    PclyviqrJ cUoride

    d)

    Acrybnitrile

    butaiiene

    styrcr-=

    38

    ::< or h i g h s p ~ e j readin5 and

    sto:::-:::1g

    of

    informaticn a

    computer, the material

    used

    is

    a)

    f r r i t ~

    b) p i ~ z o ~ l e c t r i c

    c)

    pyroelectric

    d) f e r r o m : ~ . g n e t i c abcve 76.3 o

    39 The

    temperature

    t o ~ which an

    anti-fe:::-rom.:l.gnetic rrateria: bex roes

    paramagne:ic is called

    a)

    peak

    t ~ m p e m t u r e

    b)

    Ni-el tc

    rr:perature

    c)

    cr.

    ic

    : ~ 1 t ~ m : J e r a t u r e

    d} W i s s

    te

    : 1 p ~ r a t u r e

    40 Nhich dfecr. r.he ccnverse of ~ l t i r

    e:fect?

    a) Seebeck effect

    b)

    Tl-.orr.soL effect

    c) Hall ~ f f e d

    d)

    Jcule effect

    [P.

    T.

    0.

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    41

    Magnetic mate:ials

    which

    may be r e a d i l ~ ;

    magnetized ir: either direction are

    (a)

    soft magnetic

    materials

    (b) hard magnetic

    materials

    c) ::,.igh eddy

    current

    loss

    materials

    (d)

    high hyseresis loss

    materials

    42. Consider the

    following

    statements

    regarding

    a fe::-romagnetic

    material

    :

    1. Below

    tl

    e ferromagnetic

    Curie

    tempera::ure,

    the ferromagnetic

    materials

    exhibit hysteresis

    effect.

    2. The

    coercive

    force is the

    field

    required

    tJ reduce the

    flux

    density

    to

    zero.

    Which of the

    3.bove

    statements is/are

    sorrect?

    (a)

    Both 1

    an_i

    2

    fb) Neither 1 :1or 2

    (c.

    1 only

    d) 2 only

    43.

    T:1e

    impact

    ionization phenomenon

    in

    semiconductor may be

    viewed

    as the

    reverse

    process of

    t:z) radiative recombination

    (b)

    Auger reco:nbination

    -::) surface rec:::>mbination

    i) S h o c k l e y R ~ a d H a l l

    recombination

    44

    Refractive index of

    a slice

    glass

    can

    be

    r ~ d u c e d

    by

    d o p ~ n g

    it with

    tiny

    amount

    of

    B-GTD-O-FDA/62A

    45 An

    iron-cored

    c ~ o k e coil has an

    eqdvalent ::-esh:.tance

    of

    5 Q. It

    draws

    10 A

    when

    -:he a?pLed voltage is 24(

    V,

    50

    Hz.

    Its

    induc--:an:e and

    p o v ~ r factor

    respectively are

    (a} 75 mH anc.

    CJ

    (lag)

    (b)

    747 mH ar:d

    0 1 (lag)

    c) 747

    mH ar:d 0 208 (lag)

    (d) 75

    mH anci

    0208

    (lag)

    46 A

    voltage

    of 1

    . I

    V

    is app2ied to

    an

    impedance of = )4)

    Q . What c..re

    the

    values

    of

    :Jctive power, reacbve

    power and

    volt-a:nperes

    respectively?

    a) 1200

    w.

    1 2 ~ 0

    VAR and

    2=00 VA

    (b)

    1600 W.

    16:0

    VAR and

    2200 V. \

    c)

    1200 w

    16=:0 VAR

    and 2000 VA

    (d)

    1600 W,

    12)() \ AR and 2200

    VA

    47 The

    voltage ocroSf.

    a: 1. impedan::e

    Z

    is

    100L15

    V

    ar.d the :::urrent thro-Jgh is

    2 L 45 A. :: he 3Ctive and

    the

    reactive

    powers in

    ::-espectively

    are

    (a)

    1000

    W

    and

    1732

    VAR

    (b)

    500

    W and 732

    VAR

    (c)

    1000

    W and SOCO VAR

    (d)

    500

    W and 6 JOC VAR

    48

    An

    a.

    c.

    source of ~ : ) )

    V

    r.m. s_ supplies

    an active

    power of

    1200

    W and 3.

    reacbve

    power

    of 1600

    VAR to c. loac

    The r.m.s.

    current and the powe:- factor

    of the load respective

    y

    are

    a) 10 A and

    06

    fb)

    8 A and

    )8

    (c)

    10 A and 08

    d) 8 A and 06

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    49

    A

    shunt

    capacitor

    used

    for reactive power

    compensation is operated at 98% nf its

    rated frequency

    and

    95% of its :-ated

    voltage. The reactive power supplied by

    this capacitor

    (as

    compared

    to

    its :-ated

    capacity)

    is

    (a)

    79

    lower

    b)

    115% lower

    (c)

    115% higher

    (d)

    79

    higher

    50

    Consider two nodes A

    and

    B

    conne

    ::ted

    by an impedance of

    j

    Q. f

    the

    voltages

    at nodes A and B are

    100L30"

    V and

    lOOLO V

    respectively,

    the real pcwer

    that

    can be transferred

    from

    node A to

    B

    is

    {a)

    1120

    W

    {c)

    2769 W

    b) 2000 w

    (d) 2769 w

    51 None of the poles of a linear cor:::rol

    system

    lies in the

    right-half of s-plane.

    For a bounded input, the output of this

    system

    a)

    is always

    bounded

    b) could ::,e unbounded

    (c) always

    tends to

    zero

    d)

    None of the

    above

    52

    If

    the diameter of a copper wire is

    increased by two times

    keeping

    :ts

    terminal

    voltage same, then the

    d:i.ft

    Yelocity will

    (. .:1.}

    becorr.e

    twice

    b) become half

    (c) become

    four

    times

    d)

    remain

    unchanged

    B G T ~ O F D A / 6 2 A

    53 Phase lead compem;crion

    a)

    increal:.es bandwidth

    and

    increases

    steady-

    state

    err::r

    b) de::reases

    bandvridL1

    and

    decreases

    s t e a . d ~ 1 s t a t e

    e:-ror

    (c) will nJt affect ba::1dvridth but

    decrea&es steady-

    3 t a t ~

    error

    d)

    i n c r e a s ~ s b a n ~ . d t h

    but

    will not

    affect s:eady-sta:: error

    54 The

    Thevenb

    equiva1fnt voltage

    and

    resistan.::e across B l:;JOwn in the figure

    respecti1ely are

    r ~ .

    A

    t

    2.Q

    fa) 5 V

    and

    5 Q

    (b)

    25

    V

    and

    3

    Q

    ( ::)

    35

    V

    anc

    2 Q

    (d)

    25 v

    anc

    5 Q

    55 n.e theorem

    which states that

    in

    any

    1L. 1ear,

    no:1.-linear, passi-..e,

    active,

    time

    variant

    ar_d time-invariant

    n: twJrk,

    the

    s.1mmation of i n s t a n t a : : : e o u ~ pcwers

    is

    zero will be cElled as

    fc.) Tellegen's theorem

    b.l com

    pen

    sa ion the) -: Til

    , c} recipncity

    theorer:J.

    super::>osition thecn-m

    [ P. T.

    0.

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    56. Trans:isnts are

    caused

    because

    1.

    the load is suddenly connected

    to

    cr disconnected

    from

    the supply

    2. cf

    the

    sudden

    change in applied

    voltage

    frc:n

    one

    finite

    value

    to

    the

    ether

    3. of :he

    change in stored energy in

    inductors

    and

    capacitors

    W_ 'lich of

    the above statements

    are

    corre-ct?

    c.,

    1 and 2 only

    t; 1 and 3 only

    (c) 2

    and

    3 only

    ci; 1, 2 and 3

    57. A uni : impulse function is defined as

    1. a

    pulse of

    area 1

    2. a pulse compressed

    along

    :1.:J::izontal axis

    and stretched along

    vertical

    axis

    keeping the area unity

    3.

    u

    4.

    < ,t

    = 0,

    t #

    0

    Whic:1

    of the

    above

    statements

    are

    corre:t?

    a}

    2

    and 3

    only

    (b,' 3 and 4

    only

    c)

    2, 3

    and 4 only

    (d,

    1,

    2,

    3 and 4

    B GTD 0

    FDA/6 A

    O

    58.

    The derivative

    of a

    parabolic function

    becomes

    a) a u n i t i : n p u ~ s e

    function

    b) a ramp function

    (c)

    .a

    gate

    f..mct.on

    d) a triang.u.lar functic n

    59 Which of the

    fcllowing can

    produce

    maximum

    induce-d

    voltage?

    a) 1 A d.c.

    curent

    b) 50 A

    d.c. current

    (c) 1

    A, 60 Hz c..c. current

    d) 1 A, 490 Hz a.c. current

    60 The Laplace tr:m.sf.)rm of the

    waveform

    of

    the

    following figure is

    v t)

    A

    0

    a)

    {b)

    (c)

    d)

    1

    1\

    I

    3

    A

    1

    s -3s -4s

    2

    e --e e

    s

    A

    1

    s -3s -4s

    - e e e

    s2

    A

    1

    s

    -3s -4s

    e e e

    s2

    None

    of :he

    above

    4

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    61 P.r. ideal current source is connect=d

    to

    the

    disconnected circuit shown in

    the

    figure

    at =

    0.

    The time constant

    c f

    the

    circuit is

    source

    RC

    2

    (o)

    RC

    (c)

    2RC

    (d) RC

    2

    62

    f the Q-fa:::tor of a coil at resor:ant

    frequency of

    15 MHz is

    150 for a

    se:ies

    .

    resonG.llt circuit,

    then

    the

    correspondng

    bandv.idth is

    (a}

    225

    :\1Hz

    (b)

    1 )6 W.Hz

    c, 50

    kHz

    (dJ 1C kHz:

    63

    A

    one-port network

    consists

    of a

    capacitor

    c f 2 F

    in

    parallel with a

    resistor of _ Q Then the input

    3

    adrdtr:e.nce is

    (a) 2s 3

    (b)

    3s

    +

    2

    c)

    2 1

    -

    3

    (d)

    ~

    3

    2

    B-GTD-O-?DA/62A

    64

    In a

    two-wat:meter

    me-thod of

    measuring

    1=ower

    in

    a balance: ~ p h a s e circuit, the

    n.tio of -:he two v e.t-:metecr readings

    1s

    1 : 2. The circuit J=Cvorer fe.ctor

    is

    (a)

    0707

    (b) 05

    c.J

    0856

    (c)

    indeterrr.inate

    65 A

    b a l a n ~ e c d e l : a ~ o n n = c t e d load

    16 + j 12) Qjphase i:s

    connected

    to a

    3-phase 230 V

    baie.nced

    supply. The

    liLe cur:-et1.t and

    the

    ::-eal power

    drawn

    respectiYely

    are

    {aJ 9 ~

    A and

    317 5W

    (b)

    115

    A and

    634

    kW

    c) 199 f.. and

    624 kW

    , d) 115 . ~ d 317 kW

    66 The

    servomotor

    differs fro:Jm tbe standard

    mcnors pincipally

    in

    t::Iat,

    _t

    has

    (a} entirely differen-:

    c:mstruction

    (b) high iner.ia anC. tence

    Ligh

    torque

    . ~ ) low i n ~ r t : a and

    lm:.;

    torque

    (d)

    low

    iner-:ia

    and h i g h ~ r starting

    torque

    67 A

    : : > a ~ a n c e d

    bad of 5 "4 is connected

    in

    delta. What is the i m p ~ d a n c e

    per

    phase

    o::

    tj_e eqLivalent star c::>nne:::tion?

    c.)

    5+

    )4

    (h)

    166+

    j1

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    68.

    The vector i s an e;genvabe

    of

    -2

    I

    A

    =l

    2

    - 1 2

    3]

    1

    -6

    -2

    0

    )ne of the eigenvalues of A

    , a) 1

    , b) 2

    1

    c)

    5

    , d)

    7

    69

    Ir_

    an electric circuit, the nLmber

    of

    independent

    neshes

    M

    is

    ia)

    B

    N + 1

    ib)

    N +

    1

    tc)

    B

    N 1

    d) N

    -1

    where

    B

    is number of branches and

    N

    is

    number

    of no:ies.

    70

    Frequency

    counter can

    be

    used

    to

    measure

    1.

    fundamertal frequency

    of

    inpu:

    signal

    ..

    .< .

    fundamer

    tal and harmonic

    frequencie-s of

    input signal

    time

    interval between two

    pulses

    4.

    pulse wid

    :h

    Which of the

    above statements are

    correct?

    a)

    1,

    2,

    3 ar_d 4

    oJ

    1, 2

    and 3 only

    c)

    2, 3 anc 4 only

    d)

    1, 3

    anc

    4 only

    B-GTD-O-FDA/62A

    12

    7._. In vector i m J ~ d a n c e ::neter, the cJVerage

    o: the instrument -::an

    be

    obtained with

    c)

    V I

    chc...racteri8ics

    of

    the test

    syste:o.

    t) power-

    requency

    plot

    c.) sweep 1 ::-equency p.ot:s

    of

    impedccce aLd

    phase

    angle versus

    frequency

    C.)

    v o l t a g ~ -angle pl)t

    72.

    In the circuit

    ;;he-wn below, the ammeter

    reads

    01 P_ and t te voltme:er

    reads

    10

    V.

    The

    i::ltem:tl

    resistance of the

    ammeter

    iE

    l

    Q

    and

    t:1at

    of the

    vo_tmeter

    is

    500

    Q.

    ~ h a t

    is

    t r_e value of R?

    ~ - - - - f A \ r - - - - . - - - - - ,

    \.:.:..I

    I

    ~

    a_t

    lOOQ

    b) 125 Q

    (c,

    90Q

    d)

    120

    Q

    7:3. The

    open-lcop tra:1s:er

    functi::m

    of

    a

    feedback co::1trol sys-:em

    is

    giv=n

    by

    G(s)H(s) = K(s'+ 8

    s

    s + 41 :s + 4s + 8

    In the :root locus diagram of the system,

    t h ~ asympbtes of :he

    root

    loci

    fo:

    large

    values of 1

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    74 A 1

    rnA

    galvanometer with inte:-nal

    resistc.nce

    of

    50 Q

    is

    to

    be

    converted to

    measure

    :A (full-scale).

    What is the

    vaLle ::>f t h ~ shunt resistance

    required

    for

    thi-3 conversion?

    a} 1

    Q

    b) 0)1 Q

    c)

    1k

    d) lO

    Q

    75.

    A

    50 J l }\ ::>asic

    d Arsonval movement with

    an ir:temal

    resistance

    of

    500

    Q is

    to

    be

    used

    as a voltmeter. The value of the

    multiplier resistance

    required

    measure

    a

    full-scale voltage

    range Jf

    0-5

    volt3 is

    a) 9995kr;

    b) 995 kQ

    c)

    9-99

    kQ

    d)

    099kQ

    76

    The power factor of a circuit in whicl".

    voltage

    and current waves

    are

    non

    sinusoidal

    is defined

    as

    a)

    it is

    the

    cosine of

    the

    angle of phase

    d i f f e r ~ n c e between

    the voltage and

    c1..:.rrent

    waves

    b) it :i s the cosine

    of

    the angle

    of

    phase

    difference

    oetween

    the

    two complex

    waves

    c) it is tl.e coEine of the angle of

    phase

    difference ::>etween two equivalent

    sine waves

    having

    respectively

    r.rLs. values equal

    to

    those of the

    voltage

    and current in the circuit

    d)

    it is

    the sine of

    the

    angle of

    phase

    difference between

    the

    two complex

    waves

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    1 3

    77. The max:inum p::>wer demand of a

    consumer

    2 kW

    and

    the corre- .

    sponding

    iaily er_ergy consumption

    is

    30 units.. w:1.a:

    is

    the correspcnding

    bad

    factor?

    a)

    025

    b) 05

    c)

    062 :

    d)

    075

    iS.

    Time

    r-es::>Onse of

    an indic :tting

    instrument

    is

    de-::ic.ed by which the

    fo]owing ::yste:m?

    a) Mechc.nical system provided

    by

    pivot

    and

    .'e.:rel

    bearing

    b)

    Contrc lling s:?Stem

    c) Deflecting 5ys':em

    d) Damphg s_,'stem

    7;., What

    happens

    to

    the

    resistance { a

    conductor if i:s l ' ~ t h is increased three

    times and Ciameter IS

    halved?

    a)

    Resista::1ce ::-er:-.a:ns

    the

    same

    b)

    Resistance is

    ~ n c r e a s e d

    3

    times

    c) Resistance

    is

    increased 6

    times

    d)

    Resistance

    i3 increased 12 times

    80

    An

    in::egrator cype D\'YI (digital voltmeter)

    contains

    a 1

    0(1 kQ anci

    1

    f i F capacitor. I f

    the voltage a?pliec. to

    the integrat::>r

    input

    is 1 YoH w:'la::

    voltage will

    be

    present

    at the outp:....t of the integrator

    after

    1 secon:P

    a)

    v

    b) 1 v

    c)

    10

    v

    d)

    100 v

    rP .T.O

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    81. In measuring resistance by voltmeter

    ammete-:- method, the voltmeter

    can

    be

    connectr:xl either across

    supply or

    across the resistance.

    f

    the resistance

    is

    low,

    th.:

    voltmeter should

    be

    connect::d

    (a) acoss the supply

    (b)

    acr::>ss

    the

    resistance

    (c)

    either across

    the

    supply or across

    :he

    resistance

    (d)

    neither

    across the supply no::-

    across

    the

    resistance

    82

    A

    bridge

    circuit works at

    a

    frequency cf

    2

    kEz.

    Which

    of

    the following can

    be

    usee

    as detectors

    for

    detection of nuJ

    condi:ims in the bridge?

    (a)

    Vi Jratior_ galvanometers and heaC.

    ptones

    (b)

    Headphones and

    t u n ~ l e amplifiers

    (c) Vibration

    galvanometers

    and

    trmable amplifiers

    (d) Vibration

    galvanometers,

    head

    phones and tunable

    amplifiers

    83 A dual-beam CRO

    (a) ha.s

    one

    set of vertical deflectio::1

    p ~ t e s

    (b) h::ts two sets

    of horizontal

    deflection

    p.ates

    (c) llils two

    separate

    electron

    beams

    (d)

    None

    of

    the

    above

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    14

    84. I f the bandvvidth of an oscilloscope is

    I 0 MHz, whc.t is the fastest rise time 3.

    ::quare wave can

    have

    to be accurately

    :-eproduced >y the

    instrument?

    fa}

    10

    ns

    1

    b)

    35 ns

    . c} 28 ns

    fd) 100 ns

    85.

    l

    Wheatstone

    brXige

    has

    g;Jt thre:e

    res:stances take::1 l o ~ s e directicn

    as

    120

    Q l O Q

    :tnd 150

    Q. The value

    Jf

    the

    fourth

    resirtance for

    n.1L balance

    would

    be

    (a) 150

    Q

    (c)

    300 Q

    (a) 120 Q

    (d) 750 Q

    86. .\

    capacitive transducer c o n s i ~ t s

    of

    tvo

    pa::-allel

    plctes >f diameter 2 em each

    and separa:ed 1:y an air ga? of 025

    mm.

    What is

    the disphcement seLsitivityr

    (a) 200pF/cm

    (b)

    -

    300

    pF

    I em

    (c) -444

    pF I

    em

    (d) 44 -4 pF I n

    87. An analog t::-anscucer wi:h a

    0-10

    V

    in:mt

    is able to

    distinguish a charge of

    1 1 mV in its input

    signa . What is

    ths

    number of bitl: cf

    an

    AjD ccnverte:r

    i Tl

    binary coC.e sc

    that

    the

    digital output

    has

    almost

    the:

    ~ r n e

    res:::>lution

    as :he

    trmsducer?

    (a)

    8

    d 12

    (b) 10

    (d) 4

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    88

    l h ~

    transfer function

    C I

    of the

    syste::1

    shown in the figure is

    R ~

    89 The transfer function of the circuit as

    shown in the

    figure

    is expressed as

    ---,.----0

    ~ 0

    R-C network

    a)

    R

    1 sRC

    iJ)

    s

    1 sCR

    c)

    1

    1 sRC

    d) 1 sCR

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    90 A 3-turn 1(0 kQ poten:iomete::- with 1

    linearity

    uses 30

    V

    supply. What

    is

    the

    potentiometer

    constant?

    a) 01 V/ turn

    b)

    10 V; turn

    c) ~ ;

    .;

    fturr_

    d) 03

    V/ :urn

    91.

    A

    quiescent

    .inear time-invariant system

    subjected

    to a unit step inpu1 u t) has

    the response c t)

    =

    te-t t ~ 0. Then

    C s)

    R s) would be

    Linear time-

    u tJ

    - - - ~ invariant

    c t)

    sy.;;tem

    l

    a)

    s s

    + 1

    c)

    d) None of the

    above

    I

    P.

    T.

    0.

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    92.

    Th:: characteristic

    equation of

    a

    closed

    bop

    syste:n

    is

    s

    2

    +

    4s

    +

    16

    = 0.

    The

    natural fre-quency of oscillation

    and

    d.am?ing ccnstant respectively

    are

    1

    2}

    2

    rad/

    s

    and

    -

    2

    1

    ( YI 2.f3 rad/

    s

    and .f3

    d

    1

    + rae.

    .s

    an -

    2

    1

    fdl 4

    rad/s

    and

    ..J2

    93. Ccnsider

    the

    following

    input and

    system

    -:?:;>es

    nput type

    System

    type

    Unit stei=

    Type

    0

    Unit

    ramp

    Type 1

    1

    Unit parc.bolic

    Type

    2

    1>\ hich

    of

    tl:.e following

    statements are

    co::-rect?

    ~ .

    Unit

    step input

    is acceptable to all

    the three types of

    system.

    Type 0 system

    cannot

    accept unit

    parab-::>Lc input.

    Unit

    ramp input

    is acceptable :o

    Type

    2

    system only.

    A) 1 and only

    1 and 3 only

    c;

    2

    and

    3

    only

    dJ 1, 2 and 3

    B G T D ~ F D A / 6 2 A

    16

    94 -

    A sensor requires 3(

    1

    s to indicate 91)

    of the respor_se tc a step input.

    t f

    the

    sensor is a f l r s t o r d ~ r system, the ti:ne

    constant

    is

    [given, loge 01) =

    -2

    3]

    fa) 15

    s

    b)

    13

    s

    {c) 21 s

    -:1)

    28

    s

    95 .\ unity feedbc..ck s:rs.tem has open-loJp

    transfer function

    G s)

    = K s +4)

    s

    + l

    .s

    + 2)

    The portims of the real axis that lre on

    b e root k>ci are

    between

    (a)

    s = -

    2 an.d

    s = - 4; s = -

    1

    and

    +

    =

    (b) s

    = 1

    an:i s

    = -

    2; s

    = 4 and

    e x

    (c) s =

    0

    and s = -

    2 .

    beyond s = -

    4

    d) s = 0

    and

    s

    = -

    1

    96. J: is the

    fun:lamental voltage,

    v3 and

    \ ~ i

    are the amplituces of the 3rd an::l 5-:h

    harmonic and

    then

    the

    tJtal

    harm)dc

    distortion

    cf

    tr.e

    system will be

    b}

    y

    X

    fc X y

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    97. The

    characteristic equa tion

    of

    a feed:mck

    sy "tem

    is

    s

    3

    s

    Ss 10 =

    0. F::>r a

    stable

    sysem, the

    value

    of

    K shouli be

    ~ e s s than

    ta 1

    ( J) 2

    C) 45

    98 Ccnsider the following

    statements w i t ~

    re3ped to Routh-Hurwitz criterion

    :

    1 :-:can

    be

    used to determine

    relati,;e

    stability.

    2. It

    is

    valid

    only

    for

    real

    coefficients

    o: the

    characteristic

    equation.

    3. t

    is applicable only for

    non-linear

    S}stems.

    4.

    It does not

    provide

    the exact

    location )f

    closed-loop

    poles in

    left- or right-half of s-plane.

    Which of the

    above

    statements

    are

    c o r r e c t ~

    a)

    1, 2

    and

    3

    only

    b) 3

    a:1d

    4

    >Lly

    c)

    1, 2

    and

    4

    only

    d)

    1,

    2.

    3 and 4

    B-GTD-O-FDA J62A

    17

    99 The first : le:nent of each

    of

    the

    ro' I\.'S

    of

    a

    Routh-Hur.vitz

    stabili.;-:y test

    sho\\.ed

    the

    signs as follows

    :

    I

    l

    IV

    v

    Consider

    the foiowing s t t e m e n t ~

    The

    s y ~ t e r r has three roots

    in

    the

    right-hdf of s-plc.ne.

    2.

    The system has

    three roots in the

    left-half of

    s-plan=

    3. The ~ y s t e m is statle.

    4.

    The system

    is

    un,>-:able.

    Which of the above statements a)out

    the system are currect?

    (a)

    1 and 3

    (b)

    1

    and

    4

    c)

    2

    and 3

    d)

    2

    and 4

    100

    Consider thE

    fcllowing

    statements alnut

    rcot

    locus

    :

    1.

    The roct locus syr:unetrical

    about

    real ax:s.

    2. f

    a roo-: lccus

    ~ r a n c h moves along

    the real axis fnm an open-loop pole

    to zero or to

    in:::1ity,

    this root loc

    J.s

    branch

    is

    ::alled

    real root branch.

    3. The

    bre3.ka'lh'a:'

    pcir:t3 of

    the

    rOJt

    locus

    ar: the

    soluticr_s

    of

    d = 0.

    s

    Which of tl-_e

    abC\:e statements

    are

    correct?

    a) 1

    and

    2

    o n ~ y

    b)

    and 3

    on:y

    c)

    2

    and

    3

    )n}y

    d)

    1, 2

    and

    3

    [ P.

    T. 0.

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    101

    The low-frequency circuit impedance

    and

    the

    high-frequency

    circuit

    impedance

    for a series resonant

    circuit

    r e s p e c t i v e ~ ;

    are

    a) capacitive

    and inductive

    b) inductive

    and

    capacitive

    c) resistive and inductive

    d) capacitive a.. 1d resistive

    1 02

    The

    state-variable

    formulation of a

    system is

    x

    =Ax + Bu

    y

    = 1 0] x

    where

    1be system transformation

    would

    be

    s+2

    s

    2

    + 5 s 6

    2s+ 5

    b)

    .s

    2

    +

    5s + 6

    ( C)

    2s

    5

    B-GTD-O-FDf./62A

    18

    103

    Foc the folloiNing

    network

    work as

    lag

    compensatcr

    ~ value

    d R

    2

    s.l.ould

    be

    = 20

    a)

    I

    2

    20

    :2

    fb) R

    2

    ::;

    10

    Q

    R

    2

    c

    k2C::; _ 1 _

    2

    d.) Any value

    of

    R

    2

    104 h ~

    z-transform X z) of

    si?;Pal

    x

    [

    n] = T

    1

    u n)

    w h ~ r e u :1) is seque :1ce

    cf

    unit pulses

    is

    a)

    {b)

    c)

    d)

    J,

    z 1

    z

    z-1

    z

    z a

    1

    z a

    105 How many ro:>ts of the ~ o f i o \ . J i n g equ3.tion

    lie in L1e

    right-half

    Jf s-p. ar.C'?

    2s

    4

    S

    3

    +2s

    2

    T 5 ~ + 1) = 0

    a)

    1

    b) 2

    c) 3

    d) 4

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    Directions

    Each of the next

    fifteen 15) items

    :onsists d

    t-vo

    ste:tements,

    one labelled

    as

    'Statement II) and the

    other as

    'Statement (II)'.

    examine L l . e ~ e

    two statements carefully

    ar_d

    ~ e l e c t the answers

    to

    these

    items

    using the

    :odes

    given

    below

    :

    Co ies

    :

    a)

    BcJth Statement (I) and Statement

    (II)

    are

    individually true and

    S1ateme:1.t (II)

    is the

    corre::t

    eJ.:planation of Statement (I)

    b) B ~ J t h Statement (I) and Statement

    UJ) are individually true but

    Statement (II) is

    not

    the

    corre::t

    e:l-:planation of Statement (I)

    c) Stateme:1.t

    (I)

    is

    true but

    Statement

    11) is

    fal se

    d) Stateme:1.t

    (I)

    is false but Statement

    III) is

    true

    106 Stah:ment (II

    Cdd-workir:g of

    a

    conductor

    material

    resul:s in

    a decrease in

    the electrical

    cc::1d1ctivit) of

    the

    metal because

    the

    localized strains interfere

    with the

    el:ctron movement.

    Statement (II)

    :

    S 1 ~ b s e q u e n t

    annealing

    of

    the

    ccnd1ctor material

    restores the

    el:ctrical ccnductivity by establishing

    great=r

    regularity

    in

    the

    crystal lattice.

    107 Statement

    (I)

    :

    A

    la:-ge number of

    metals

    become

    's.lpercondLcting'

    below a temperatu::-e

    w:1icb is ch&racteristic

    of

    the particular

    meta .

    Statement (II)

    :

    S 1 ~ p e r c o n d u c t i n g compounds

    and

    aloys shJuld necessarily

    ha'le

    comronent ;

    which are themselves

    supe:-cond

    ucting.

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    19

    108

    Statement

    (:) :

    In an R L C series c irc.L.it, ex::::ited

    from

    a

    variable

    f:-eqLency voltage source,

    the circuit bel:aves like a 're ;istive' one

    a: a parti.:::ula:- f::-eque:->ey.

    Statement

    Pl

    The

    frequency

    at which an R L C series

    c:rcuit becomes r e ~ i s t . v e in :::haracter,

    a part of tbe inpLt e:1.ergy oscillates

    between tl:e

    inductive and the

    capacitive

    k m n t ~ of tr_e

    circuit.

    109

    Statement

    (:)

    :

    If a ramp in:rut appHed to a

    second-order 3yste:n, the

    s8ady-state

    e:-ror of

    Ll.e

    respor. se can be reduced

    by reducmg

    dampng

    and

    increasing

    natural

    frequency

    of

    oscillation.

    Statement Pl

    In

    the

    fre:r1e:1cy : : - ~ s p o n s e

    of

    a

    second-onier

    syste:n,

    the change

    in

    s ~ o p e at cne

    cf

    1he

    corner

    frequencies

    is of

    40 dB/ :ie:::ace.

    110 Sta-:ement

    =l :

    The ammeter

    lo:tding

    ~ f f e c t is due to

    the high : e s ~ s t a n c e of the ammeter.

    Statement Pl

    I n c r e a s i n ~

    the-

    ~ s i 3 t a r . c e

    of

    voltmeter

    \\ill reduc:

    tht: voltmeter loacing effect.

    111

    Sta-:ement =l :

    In instru:o.er.t:;

    -whe-re

    sp:ing

    control

    is

    used for

    prcviding

    co

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    112 Sta:ement I) :

    Ar:J.:neter and

    voltmeter method i;;

    u:;ed for measurement of low as well a3

    m ~ d i u m resistances.

    Sta-:ement Ir1 :

    U..rey-Foster slide wire

    bridge is

    a

    modification

    of the Wheatstone bridge.

    113

    S:atenent

    I) :

    In :he

    Kelvin double-bridge

    method.

    p:-Jvision has been made

    to eliminate

    the errors

    due to

    contact

    and leac.

    resi3ta lces.

    S':atc:nent

    II)

    :

    The Schering bridge

    is used for

    measuring small capacitance

    at low

    voltages witr_ very

    high

    precision.

    114 S1at:rment I) :

    A

    ~ t r a i n gauge' is an example of

    a

    T::1:1sducer or an electromechanica:

    tr UJ:Sformer.

    Stat=ment

    II) :

    In

    t.:1e

    'strain gauge', displacement

    is

    used

    to

    vary

    the resistance of

    a

    circuit

    conponent and the

    'strain'

    is

    m=:a.sured

    in terms of

    the

    change in

    the

    resistance.

    115 S1:3.te:r_em

    I)

    :

    Tre

    principle

    of the resistance strain

    gauge

    is

    that if

    gauge

    factor is known,

    th= measurement

    of

    d allows

    the

    f

    d

    me3.;;urement

    o stra1n

    = c .

    Statement

    II) :

    flx- ::mtput of an LVDT is of the order

    Jf millivolt.

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    20

    116 Statement II 1 :

    Inverse

    ro

    Jt locus

    is : 1 : imc..ge of ~ h e

    direct root

    ~ o c u s

    t a t ~ m e n t q :

    Root locus is symmetr ::3 1 c..bout -_he

    imaginary axis

    117

    Statement

    I)

    Centroid i:; the ::>oint vif-_ere

    :he

    root

    loci break frorr_

    the rea] axis

    Statement II) :

    Centroid is tr.e r:oint :n the real

    a:-.;:is

    where all the c..symptc1es

    ink-sect.

    118 Statement I) :

    At breaka-.vay poir_t

    the

    S J ~ t e m is

    critically d3.mped.

    Statement

    (Ill :

    At the point w:1ere n : t Joci i::1tersr::ct

    wi:h the imagir_ary aY.ii:, t:1e ~ y s t e m is

    marginally statle

    119 Statement I)

    :

    A

    root locus :s

    o b t a ~ : : : : d usmg t:1e

    clcsed-loop poles.

    Statement

    rr: :

    A

    root locus

    1s r:lo1ted

    using be

    open-loop p o l e ~

    120 Statement I) :

    Inductor i:3 not u 3ed tJ re:ilize a

    lag networl:.

    Statement

    II) :

    Incuctor r:rociLces

    ti:n.-:

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    1. A 2000 200 V, 50 Hz single-phase trans

    former has

    an

    exciting current

    of

    05 A

    and a core-loss of 600 W. When H.V.

    side is energized

    by

    the rated voltage

    and frequency, the magnetizing current is

    (a) 01 A

    (b) 02 A

    (c) 03 A

    (d) 0-4 A

    2. A 250 kVA, 11000 V I 400 V md 50

    Hz

    single-phase transformer has 80 turns

    on

    the secondary, what is the :naximum

    value of flux

    ?

    (a) 2475 mWb

    (b)

    02mWb

    (c) 225 mWb

    (d) 552 mWb

    3. In a normal

    operation

    of 400

    V,

    50 Hz

    transformer, the total iron loss is 2500

    W.

    When the supply voltage and :iequency

    are reduced to 200 V and 25 Ez respec

    tively, the corresponding loss is 850 W.

    The

    eddy-current loss at normal voltage

    and frequency is

    (a) 400

    W

    (b) 800 w

    (c) 1600 W

    (d) 200

    w

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    - A

    2

    4. A magnetic circuit has 150 l.lrns-co:l, the

    cross-sectional area 5 x10--4 m

    2

    c:na the

    length

    of

    the magnetic circut 25x m.

    What are the values of nugnetic field

    intensity and relative p e r m c b i l i t ~ when

    the current 2 A and 1otal =lux is

    o 3x

    3

    Wb?

    (a) 1200

    Tim

    and 3979

    (b) 300 Tim

    and 500>

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    7. A 3-phase transformer has 420 and

    36 turns on the primary anc secondary

    windings respectively. The supply voltage

    is 3300

    V.

    The secondary line voltage on

    no-load when the windings are connected

    in star-delta is nearly

    (a) 22260 V

    (b)

    1908

    v

    (c)

    164

    V

    d)

    490 v

    8. A 4

    kVA

    transformer has

    ion loss

    of

    200 W and full load copper loss of

    200

    W.

    The maximum efficiency at unity

    power factor will be

    (a) 909

    (b) 856

    (c) 806

    d)

    709

    9. A uniformly distributed winding on the

    stator has three full-pitched coils, each

    coil having

    N

    turns and e:tch tum

    carrying a current

    I

    The

    mmf

    produced

    y

    this winding is

    (a) sinusoidal m waveform with an

    amplitude 3 N

    (b) sinusoidal m waveform with an

    N

    c.mplitude

    3

    2

    (c) t::apezoidal in waveform with an

    amplitude 3

    N

    -d)

    trapezoidal in waveform with an

    N

    a::nplitude 3

    2

    3

    10

    In de machines, the field-flux axis an:l

    armature-mmf axis

    ~

    respectively alon.s

    (a) direct

    aJ

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    13

    The drawbacks

    of

    'Am1ature Resistance

    Control' method

    of

    speed control

    of

    a de

    motor are

    1. A large amount of

    power

    is lost in

    the external resistance

    R

    2

    This method gives the speed below

    normal values.

    3. For

    a specified value

    of

    R

    speed

    reduction is not constant.

    t

    varies

    with motor load.

    Which of the above statements are

    correct?

    (a)

    1

    2 and 3

    (b)

    1

    and 2 only

    (c)

    l

    and 3 only

    (d) 2 and 3 only

    14 A

    de

    motor

    running at 2000 rpm has a

    hysteresis loss

    of

    500 W and eddy

    current loss

    of

    200 W.

    The

    flux is

    maintained constant but the speed is

    reduced to 1000 rpm.

    At

    the reduced

    speed the tota2 iron-loss would

    be

    a) 500 W

    (b) 400 w

    (c) 300

    W

    (d)

    200

    w

    15 The

    speed control

    of

    de shunt

    motor

    in

    both directions can

    be

    obtained by

    (a) Armature resistance control method

    (b) Ward Leo::1ard method

    (c) Field diverter method

    (d) Annature voltage control method

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    4

    16. A

    10

    hp, 240 V de sh 1nt motor, having

    armature-circmt resistance

    of

    05

    Q

    and

    a full-load cunent

    of 4 )

    A, is started

    by

    a star.er, such that sections

    of

    required

    resistances in ,;cries with the amlature

    circuit should limit

    t h ~

    starting current

    to 150

    of

    the

    full bad

    current. The

    steady-state emf developed by the

    machine at full-load when the arm

    of

    the

    starter is moved to the next step is

    (a) 120 V

    b)

    100

    v

    (c) 80 V

    (d) 60

    v

    17. A

    synchronous

    motor

    )perates at rated

    voltage and frequency and has a load

    torque angle

    of

    30.

    If

    'Joth

    the

    terminal

    voltage and frequency are reduced by

    10 , hen

    (a) the load torque z.ngle remains the

    same

    (b)

    the load to:-que angle in:.:reases

    (c) the load torque angle decreases

    (d) nothing cc.n

    be

    said about the

    torque angk

    18

    The

    n ~ u r e

    of a::mature mmf for a zero

    power factor lagging

    l::md

    in a 3-phase

    alternator is

    a) magnetizing

    (b)

    de-magnetizing

    (c) neutral

    (d) cross-magnetizing

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    19.

    The flux/pole in a synchronous motor

    with stator not connected to supply is

    c

    1

    and when connected to supply it is

    P

    1

    The no-load current drawn from

    the supply under this condition would be

    a) lagging the supply voltage

    b) leading the supply voltage

    . c) in phase with the supply voltage

    d) zero

    10. A

    cylindrical-rotor generator with internal

    voltage 20 pu and = 10

    pu

    is

    connected by a line of reactance 05 pu

    to

    a round-rotor synchronous motor of

    synchronous reactance 12 pu and

    excitation voltage 135 pu. When 05 pu

    power is supplied by the generator, the

    electrical angular difference between the

    rotors would be

    b) 30

    c) 60

    d)

    120

    21. The synchronizing power for one

    mechanical degree of displacement for

    a

    3-phase, 20000 kVA, 6600

    V,

    50 Hz,

    12-pole machine having =

    165

    Q and

    negligible resistance is

    a) 10246 kW

    b)

    92 9kW

    5

    c) 7826 kW

    d) 11826 kW

    22. For obtaining v ~ y quick bn

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    24

    A small 3-phase induction motor has a

    short-circuit

    cmrent

    5 times

    of

    full-load

    current and full-load slip 5 .

    If

    starting

    resistance

    starte

    is used to reduce the

    imp:-essed voltage to 60

    of

    normal

    voltage, the starting torque obtained in

    terms

    of

    full load torque would be

    (a) 30

    (b) L5

    (c) 55

    (d)

    80

    25.

    The frequency o:: rotor

    emf of

    an 8-pole

    induction

    motor

    is

    2

    Hz.

    lf the

    supply

    frequency is 50 Hz, then the motor

    speed is

    (a)

    15GO

    rpm

    (b)

    750 rpm

    (c) 375 rpm

    (d) 720 rpm

    26 For

    a given applied voltage and current,

    the speed of a universal motor will

    be

    (a) higher in de excitation than in ac

    excitation

    (b) h:gher in ac excitation than m de

    excitation

    (c) same in both de and ac excitations

    (d) dangerously high in de excitation

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    6

    27. Two single-phase transfonners A and B

    with eqc al turn's ratio have reactan::es

    of

    j3 Q :md j Q refe:-red to secondary.

    When. operated n parallel, the load

    sharing cf 100

    kW

    at 08

    pf

    1c.g betwetn

    A and 3 transfom1ers would respec

    tively be

    (a) 75

    kW

    and

    5 ~

    (b) 60

    kW

    and 40

    kW

    (c) 20

    kW

    and 80 kW

    (d)

    5 kW

    and

    -: 5 kW

    28. Compared to turbines in the conve:1tion2l

    coal-fired thermal 3tations, nuclear

    powu

    plant turbines use steam at

    (a) higher pressure and higher tem

    perature

    (b) lower pressme and lower

    tenpera-

    ture

    (c) higher pressu:-e ani lower

    ten

    pera

    ture

    (d)

    lower presstre and higher tem

    perature

    29

    In an L-section filter, a bleeder -esist

    ance connected across the load

    (a)

    p r o v ~ e s

    good regulation for all

    values

    of

    loac

    b)

    ensures lower

    PIV of

    the dicdes

    (c) ensures lower values

    of

    capaci

    tance in the f Iter

    (d) reduces ripple content

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    30. The

    power

    output from a

    h y d r o ~ e l e c t r i c

    r:ower plant depends

    on

    (a) head, type

    of

    dam and discharge

    b)

    head, discharge and efficiency

    of

    the system

    (c) type of draft tube, type of turbine

    and efficiency

    of

    the system

    (d)

    type

    of

    dam, discharge and type of

    catchment area

    31. Incremental fuel costs

    of

    two units

    and

    B of

    a power station are

    dF

    =

    oA

    ~

    +400

    ~

    d n

    =

    0-48

    Ps

    + 320

    dPs

    For the minimum cost

    of

    generation

    of

    a

    total load

    of

    900 MW, the generation

    zJlocation for and

    B

    units respectively

    are

    (a)

    200

    MW

    and 700

    MW

    (b) 300 MW and 600 MW

    c)

    400

    MW

    and 500

    MW

    c) 500

    MW

    and 400

    MW

    32. A

    power station

    has

    a maximu:n demand

    of

    2500

    kW

    and number

    of

    kWh

    generated per year is

    45x 10

    5

    . The load

    h1.:tor

    is

    7

    (al 1025

    (c)

    41

    (d)

    82

    3. A long

    o v e r h ~ a d

    los ;les:; power trans

    mission line is terninatt:d with its

    characteristi.;

    impedJrce.

    \Vhile the line

    is in operation

    (a).

    a

    resonance cf reactive powers

    occurs :n the li:: t:

    (b) the line become; ::m:rely inductive

    (c) the line become3 :)U:rely capacitive

    (d) there IS no retl.:cted

    w--ave

    on the

    line

    34. For

    ~ x a c t

    conpensation cf

    voltage drop

    in the feeder, the boo:;:er

    m;.;st

    (a) be earthe-d

    (b) work on line voltage

    (c)

    Nork

    on its linea p01ii:m

    of

    V-I

    characteri3tics

    (d) work on its non-l inear portion

    of

    1-

    I

    c h a r a c t e r i s t i c ~

    A -

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    35 A 100 MVA, 50 Hz turbo-generator

    operates at no load at 3000 rpm. A load

    of

    25 MW is suddenly applied to the

    machine and the steam valve to the

    turbine commences to open after

    06 seconds due to the governor time

    lag. Assuming the inertia constant

    =

    50

    kW-s per kVA

    of

    the generator

    rati:1g, the frequency to which the

    generated voltage drops before the

    steam-flow comroences to meet the

    new

    load is

    (a) 490 Hz

    (b) 5015

    Hz

    (c) 4924 Hz

    (d) 4982 Hz

    36. In case of single line to ground fault

    (a) all sequence networks are con

    nected in parallel

    (b)

    all sequence networks are con

    nected in series

    (c) positive and negative sequence net

    works are connected in parallel

    (d) zero and negative sequence net

    works are connected in series

    (a)

    i n ~ a r

    modu_ation

    (b) Over. modul

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    41 When a PNP transistor is properly

    biased, the holes from the emitter

    (a) diffuse through

    the base into the

    collector region

    b)

    recombine with the electrons

    in

    the

    base region

    (c)

    recombine with the electrons in the

    emitter region

    d)

    diffuse through

    the emitter to

    collector

    42

    n

    a

    P N

    junction diode under reverse

    bias, the magnitude

    of

    electric field is

    maximum at

    a) the edge of the depletion region on

    the P side

    b) the edge of the depletion region on

    the side

    (c) the centre

    of

    the depletion region

    on theN side

    d)

    the

    P N

    junction

    43. A silicon diode is preferred to a

    germanium diode because of its

    (a) higher reverse current

    b)

    lower reverse current and higher

    reverse break down voltage

    c) higher reverse cunent and lower

    reverse break down voltage

    d)

    None

    of

    the above

    44

    Compared

    to an

    ordinary semiconductor

    diode, a Schottky diode has

    (a) higher re\erse saturation current

    and zero

    c1t-in

    vottage

    b)

    higher reverse s -.turation current

    and higher cut-in

    Yoltage

    (c) higher reterse saturation current

    and lower cut-in voltage

    d)

    lower revuse satu::-ation current and

    lower cut-in voltage

    45

    Which

    of

    the followbg

    IS

    called hot

    carrier diode

    (a) PIN diode

    b) LED

    (c) Photo dicde

    d)

    Schottky diode

    46. In a voltage-series-feedback amplifiet

    with open lo p gain v and the feed

    back factor

    {3

    the input resistance

    becomes

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    4

    7. Ripple-rejection ratio

    of

    voltage regulator

    is the ratio of

    a)

    output voltage

    to input

    ripple

    voltage

    b)

    output power

    to input

    power of

    regulator

    c)

    input power

    to output power of

    regulator

    d) input ripple voltage to output ripple

    voltage

    48

    Variation in

    f

    in a

    BJT

    can cause a

    fixed bias circuit to go

    a) into active mode of operation from

    saturation mode

    ( J)

    out of active mode

    c) out of saturation

    (d) into cutoff mode from active mode

    of operation

    49 In a McMurray inverter, diodes are

    connected in inverse parallel to thyristors

    to

    1.

    Protect the thyristor

    2.

    Make the

    tum off

    of the thyristor

    successful

    3. Make the tum on of the thyristor

    successful

    4. Provide path to the reactive

    Which

    of

    tbe above statements are

    correct?

    a) 1 and 3

    b) 1 and 4

    c) 2 and 4

    (d) 2 and 3

    50. Following pulse is applied to an SR flip

    flop.

    If M is propagation delay, which

    of

    the

    following relat:ons should hold to avoid

    the race condition ?

    a)

    t

    < L t