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C.S.E l'r'l'-2007

I ol 11

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

cnniers

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dillltl,~gne.tic

2. A super conductor has bound electron.

s.

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patr wothin it
J A super conductor has bound electrort
pam; witltln tl. Current ubove a critJcaJ
value passes lhough IL
Whlch of ~tc statements given above are
cortecfl
a. 1.1 and 3
b I and 3 only
c. :l and 3 only
d 1 and 2 only
Whoch one the foll owins moterials has
the highest I' aloe of dielectricstr<'.ngth1
11. Rubber
b Nylon

or

4.

c Moen
d. Glass

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Which one of Ute lilllow'ing stntements ts

dot true for son magnetic materi:lls1
a. Solt ruago.edc materials bave bigb
eddy currenl tosses
b. Soft magnetiC matenals have low
hysteresos losses
c. 111 soft magnetic mllletluls domain wall
moll on is easy
d, Soft magnetic materials nre used h1
Lransformers
Consider tlte
following mtportam
ChataCiCOS1lCS Of a frequency COUnter
I. 11m~ base accuracy
2 J.east siguiticam bit coun1
3 Gain oftbe mput amphfier
Tbe most omponunt c"araclerlslocs
responsoble for U1e 0 1 ern II accuracy of
fl'equency measurement using the counter
would include wl:tlch of the characteristics
gi \'en abo1 e1
n. I and 2
b. 2andl
c. I and3
d. 1 only
Wluch one of the. fol1011~ng ls the
definition of lhe dead Lone of nn
instrument'!
~ The tlme required by an instrument to
w:um up in(lirutr
b 111c largest cl$lge of wput qullllti!y
for 11hich there ts 110 output of 01e
instrument
c. The time requrred by tile instrument to
b.:gfn to respond to a chnngu in the

om

(\,

d On Ut" doping_ densit) !Uld Ute t) pe o(

doping (o oro)
Consoder lhe follomng statements for a
superconductor:
L A super conductor os a perfect

I ,0 filii
d. O.Sfllll

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WhtU is the H:lll I'OIUJ.g~ In H:~ll EITect

1:.\-periment for an intrinsic senuconductor?
a. Finite and posolh e
b. Finite ;~nd negmive
c 2ero
d. .Finite and the sogn I positr1e or
negative) depends upo11 the Slrength of
the applied' magn'ltic field.

0Jt what f actor does ~te ratio or electncaJ

mobfli1y (JL) to the. doffusoon coefficoeni
(D) in a doped (n or p) semiconductor at a
gilen ten;(>eraturc
depend'!
a The canier concentrnhon
b. The life time of the carriers
c. Is Independence of Ute earner
concemration lind Ufe time of Ut~

Tb.c transition between t"o level$ baring

enl!r!l) difference of l .(>.c10' 1 ~j produces
hgln ofll'alelengtb 1240 run. What would
he th w~nelen,gth of' the ene!'!,') diiTerenoe
is 2AXeV'1 (leV = I,(, , 10 10)
a 2.4l!trm
b, 1.24p.t/1

measuremen1

l.l The unmea.~ured ttu:lnllly 111tich

exceeds Ute ma'>imum range ol Ute
in~lrum~nl

Wll) gun.rd cucwt is used ut 1be

measurement of hogh reso.stm1ce',t
a. To ~l lllunare Ote car1aciti' e eEiool
b. To eliminate we error owin~ 10
leaknge ctrl'l'e'll o\'ermsulahon
c. To guard lhe re~istnnce against struy
electrosltttic field
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full lo3d torqu!<. fOOn what ts th~ s taninJJ

currcm?
11. liqlllll to Ut~ full l01td eurrunt
b I uor tunes the (ulltuud tutrenl
c. 1'110 tunes tho ful.l lond current
d. T"~"IY live umcsthe (ull loud cuncnt
16

,,r

I. lind 2 onl>
b 1 ond J OPI)'
c. I .uod 3 only
tl l.! lltld3
1 Ill) struoo gailg1 nn! "'''Jlloyc'<i fot the
ttll'asurconcht of Stmtn ul '' cnrohle,ct OtJ<:
guuse ts muuoued on IOJ> of the canhlever
nnd the other is placed ot tbe bottom. The
two snain J!llUJlt:!' fonn two llfms of n
voltage scnsnfve Wheatstone bndge. Whnt
IS this bndge configuration'/

xa

a. Full bndge

.c

.e

b Halfbndgc
c. Q(larter bridge
cl Null bridge
Under wluch condltoou (s) atll dlt;lllJ dam
11cqwsnlon s~ stems US<Od7
~ Physical quanllty being moni tored ha.~
d narrow b11JJd111dth
b. l lt!;li ul'curucy 1> requon:d
c. P<'r ohnnncl cost is luw
d_ All Of ~~ tlJJO\te
A mung single - phr~>c fn~uchon llllltOn.
whoch one oflhe lillowing motor~ hus the
l~ast stnrting torque in per unt l~nns?
o Split- phasu rnuwr
b Cupacotor Jnlllr
c Capacnor smrt mmm
d Shadod-pol<' motor
An inductiOn mutnr hus n slip of 4"~ ot full
load, If ot.~ stnmng torque os equal to the

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IS

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11.

A 2200 V/:!.10V uuto-trunsfomter, shmn

"' the figure above hn\ ots primary coil AS
~:onn~'<ll<:d 111 the ~"mmop lin" m poina C
The secooduJ)' sode is between D rmd C
Now, of there ,,. n dtsconni.'Citon llf'tween
the termonals B and C. while lhe
trans1hnner IS energo7.ed 81 rhe promary
side woth. 22tlll V_ negi~'Ctong mremnl
liUJX!donces ul' the lflliiSfonner, wbnt !l. ~1e
volt:1ge V_ <Yn thc.5ecundary s tde7

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ce

given below:

om

10.

tl ]'o nvotd dltmag~ cnu;ed by hlglt

vollnge u.~ed on measurement
Whtch ooo or ~Ill followmg is the mnm
nuvnnruge 1ofbndge balall<!od TVM'1
\1. It offl!f~ luw mputtmpcdltncc
b Accuoucy of tlll!il>rotton ts matnluoned
over n "1di! mn!!C or tempcronorc nnd
nucluations Ill power supply do 001
onOuenc.e Its perfom10noe
e. It offers lugh inJ)uttlnJX'<Inncl'
tl It i:>ehcnpcr than VfVM
For measurinl! the ~tgnnl level of
mdfvidunl hallllomcs m nn unkfl(lwn
waveform, whtch
1~c
following
onstnunenls are usl!fuJ2
I Dtsronoon anai)Cr
1 Wave analyzer
3, Spectrum analyzer
Select tbe c.orrect answer USing th.:~, rode

... noo v plus1~0 v

b 220\1 V minus 220 V
c. 220() v
d 120 v
A diiTerertttnll) rompounJcd d.c. motor
dnvo.< u constnnt horse power load, of the
!l<lfies field windin11 is short circuited then
which <Inc ofth" followin~ will h:u>pcp?
a. Allllonore t;tJrrent wt ll decrease and
speed wtll im:n:as~
b Armmure current " 'II nlcrease and
speed will ul~> mc~e
c. An)t8ture current wil l dec.rease and
Sp..'Cd WtU decr<':JSC

18.

tl Amlttture current will deetease. and

spccd wtll also dccreBSe
C.:oruadet tb~ fuUo\\ mg Slale.tnctlts
Dual - slope lntegrat.oon type Aroaltog -toDagatJ.tl conve-ners JUOVIdc
I. IIJgher speed!. cuoiiJlnred w iill other
types nt' AID rotwerters
2. Very good ttccumty wlfi i<)Ut putting
.:_~trl!mV r~l!uireOic!l\~ on cnmpon<:nl
5tubolot}'
3 Good ri!JCCltoo of JXll't:r supply hllllls

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b 1 kW/km per phase

Wlllth of U\e suuements &1Vell above tslare

Ct)rrect'~

c. I 13 kW/km per phase

u 2and3

d I 2 kWikm per pllasu

h
~<

llW

d 3 onlv
Conslder n multiplexer wnh X and Y as
d~m IOpttiS und 'I US COtltrOI lllJlUl Z = 0
selecL, input:. X and Z e I S<lk'Cis inputs
Y, Whm an: the co11neclioos r.:qu1r1:d to
reul ae tho: 2- vuriabl~ Boolean fum:tion fT .. R, \\ illwut usmg Jn)' additiQnlll

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Tile dtstl'ibuuon system shu1vn In lito

above ligure 1!. to be ptntucred by ov~..,..

T lUX. R to Y, 0 to Z
R to X 0 to Y. T to Z

What volrogo
gut.:s1

tS

usc.J t\J <lpef111e UCI,

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b. -5V
c. -15V
d Vnri~ lxllle<:ll 0 Ullil 30V
When a urn.: vary ing signal has 10 be
JJgmzed usmg an ADC wh1ch one hf the
roiiOIVIOl\

IS

lli.'CCSSBI)I

dll?,IU28liOD~

IO

USC

A time division mulliplc'Xl.'r

b A Frequency division mul11plcxcr
c A ~mple 1111d hold cir.:uiL
Ll An mstrumenll!lfon nmplilicr
A 10 b1t NO conv~tter is used 111 dlyltilil
lltl unolng )ign~l in the 0 I() 5 V rung.,.
What is the mn~ilnum pcnk 10 peak ripple
voltuge (npprmmnntc) lhnl cnn be ntlnwcd
in th ~ D C supply volmge?

27.

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fhe torollll IllS!> t)ll " partu;ulur sys1~n1 ut

SO Hz is I kWJkm per phns" Wbui would
be the corona loss J t ~ 1-lz,'l
a. 0.83 kWikm per pbasc

b. j and 3 onl)
c. I ahd 2 only
d. 1 and 3 onlj
Wl!lll 13 !11~ 5tru~tur~ of nn ACSR

Stcoel strtlnds forming c<lntr'.ll

cor~.

core, around wh1ch nre steel strnnds

c. Ahnnmurn

or

mugnilud~

a. I. land 3

nmund wh1th ore !IIummum ~trnnd s

b Aluminum ~ttttnd!. formlng c.:ontrul

200 In)
b 50mV
c. 25 mV
tl 5mV
I low is u voltng~ cMU'ol bus spe<~ificd In
load JlCl11 studies a powur syst~m''

u, By real power and rcaciiv._. pCllltr

b. By rcul power and vollage magntlude
c llv vollu~~ und l()ltoge rhnsc ungie
d 8)' f'CUC LIVC f)OI\CT und VQJIIlgl!

correct]

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To rcduco the Fermnu ene~L

Wb1cb of the statements gwen above nrc

conductor'!

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22

berora

21

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J.O

curr,:,nl ~~t~ or J)I'Oiection. For propl!r

fnuh dlscmnmntion, dtr~ctlonnl over current relays "~II be n:qmred n1 whch
locaooo''
a l and 4 only
b 2 ~nd J onlv
c. 1. 4andS
d ::!. 3nnd S
Co1Js1der the Jollowmg statements
Ti]e PII']JOSC of compen;;aung u
trnnsmtSSion Iine >
I Tntrnprove the system stab II II)'
2 ro nnprove the efficiency

ce

I
~

hurdwurc?
n. Rto~ltoV.T tuZ
b TtoX,RtoY.T toZ
L.

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I and:!
lnnd3

2R

nod sle~J

strands

nre

nhemately ploced nnd fom1ed mto u

conductor
d Ahrminum und cqprer allll)' are
simnded 111 form !he c()n(luctor
What is the ptorp()Se of the nmdemtl!r in -U
11\lcle<~r rmwcr plant"
control tlte., Oow ofwalennlet
a.
b rn control the amoum or nuc:ltar fuel
Into the. reactor
c. ro conlrul the nuclear r~~soon or li~ion

ro

r~te hv

sluw111g <lc)\Vll the neutrt!JI~

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d. To I.'Ontrol the steam auw "' llw

th~

uvcrage vllluc

-1 " ' 1-t

the thynMor

or

turbine

z,

and /.~o
and 7,, arc Ul~
Sll{]uene.., impcdnncc.s of 1ho: !tllcmftltlr.
What ls th~ drop produ~-ctl b) lit.: ~urr.:nt

1,,1
lL

35.

I.Z,

utvener7
thl'.

b. 1. 1 (L1 +Z1 )

a. In

c. /, 1 (Z,J;-< Z. )
d. Noncor~abO\e
\Vhic.h pmp<rt) ut' sF. glb makes 11 mos1
suiln~k for usc In circuli hr~:\~cri\7
11. Higher didcctric s1rcng1h
b. Higher mCllecular wcight
a. Higher ~ielcctric ~trcngth und higher
moleculur weight
d. Lower molecular wel!;ht
'' Jphu$c full-bridge diode rcc:tilicr i> red
from dchn-~lllr 1rnnsliJrmur The v"IJagc
fild 10 the r~ct[lier lias n ma(irnum vnluc of
V2 from line Ill ncuLral ~11 lltnt the vnllago:
ufphase a' IS V, = V,10 ;,in tu I ntcphase
s"quenc.c is u-~c. AI the instilnt the phlbl!
n' voltage L~ passing Uuougb zero, wh111
wil l be thc recufie:r output voltng~'l
a. Zero
b. v,,

b In

1111: nmgc

c. In

dt~

'lO ~ s

t.so

Hrrn!!

angles

<>I' firing

angle:.

ol' finng unglcs

1.s ~ 5UJtnbl~
tk sour~ ln tlte lood
d. When it supplies a but~ e.m t: loud
range

9us:a -s lSO wJ,~n tbcr~

3C!.

ru

1)

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l:I !!I
I

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31

or

range

O~u~9o

ce

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D. 009375' II
b O.I87S A
c. 0.3750 ,,
d. 0.625 A
When d()cS ~ 1\tlly Cmllrollcd lim>
commulalcd tonvert<r op<!rule as an

om

If 1 ~ is the positwe scqucnoc current or 1111

al r~mntor

.c

29

e. Jir -_.
c.l. ..fjr ~

Wheu l!dmpar~d 11ili1

cpnn~ctlon wh~t di)I!S

u c..munon

.e

32

~miner

u. Lower outputtmpcdunce

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b. Nigher lnputlmpedmtcc
1:. Higher cumml gnin
11 !.ower ctlrrcnl gain
ln

au

!trllllltttrc

voltugt

c. l / 3po
(l()nU\!IIed

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34.

A splrencnl ,,ofume of mdius a has n

unilbrm charge density p . What IS the
dcetric tli$placement 0 '"' lito surface of
the sphere?
a. 4 13lta1
b. ;rpa

.S.:pUrutcly excited d.c mnior <lrl~c wilh

closed loop $peed control, why ts an inner
aurrentloop useful1
n. II linuts the speed or the motor to n
sore vulue
b. II helps in improvin~ the drive enefl,.'}
efli cienc)'

\1untlJ1Clil.(:r

d 13rrolar-AMI
37.

the common busc

connection of B)'l hnve'/

33.

I
: '-, ~ 1'Witlll ts l.bc encoding format for dtj,!tllll
data sho11n 1n the nlxwc fiaur~!
a. NRZI
h NRZ-1

c. It li mits the peak curn:nl or lhc: mnlnr

Ul lhe pcrmi~slhle vulue
.t It reduces the >leody Stule speed errur
In a chopper corcllll, g)Vcn 1hm hu, 50 V.
R = MO Ohm and dut) cycle = 30%. What

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d. 4 /'J,T{Xl
An ~l~ctromttgMti.- lield
(p,.,<',1) IS [!J Vetl hy

111

lree spnce

E=li, e,, clst~}I-Hl) : t f M

--

N =a, /:..,

-" ms(mt 1 p,.

k;,:) ll m

Where ~. =ti/Jp.c,, Whal Is the average

po11cr per uu it area ossnc1atcd with tltis
wnve'!
u.

a,F..;IIf
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120Jr

( 0 ll'ell

c. a,~ '24()"

a.B;

d.

( G tvell
39.

~2.

300"

~~= J10n )

i\n inilnitcly long line ~brae of d<mJJit}" fJ .

lies along z o.'<is. What i, the ell:cl1 i~
tield at a point (R. 0. 11)7
11, a, (p ' 4nR)

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b. a,(, ' 2"~Rl

c.. ti, (p 2:rc.J1 J

A. v.]- f'P = O

b.

Fi =} ~jj ; ()

c.

E=--cB
;;,

1),

\'.f.J - p

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3 . FaradJt} s Lin~

213
3
3

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4
I

41 .

cL
A

3
2

It,

46.

w.: propngatmg m a lossless dicll:ctri~

luts the liold eoonponcnts:

E= ~OOC>lt(llt't -P=)a.t ' 111

and

. - --co
500
(10 r - /]:t) ii ;1/ m
If
180Jt
,
1
[f th<> wave vclo.::ity is 1.5 10 ml, tho
medium has

'

'-'

,,, - 4.... - I

Ji, .: 3,s, .:. 4 t 3

c. ft,= lc,= 4

cL Pr ; 2.25,&,_ c:; 1

d. p-..[i;}d
For ~imi lorlicltl di$lnoutiun {nl>t ielcnticJt l)
the highest Q foctur Mil be t>btaiucd frt>111
which one nfthe folk>wing o::11iti11?
a. Rectangular CJ>vity
b. Circular ""' ity
c. Sphcncal c.wity

d. Co-axfu I cavity
Wltith one of the folio~< hiS i.l cottect?
A paJ'ticubr mode in u "uvity Jt:solllltor CMt
he excited b)' introdu<lin!', a pmbe imide
the. cavity at ;a lcx::~tion "here
l'be eleclrtc !laid k a maximum
b. Tbe eleetric field is a minimum
c. The mg,nctic lleld i! a ulllx.imum
d. TI1e mugnelid:icld U. u minitnulll
Whlcb one oftlu: following il; oorrcct'l
r laltop Slllltpling ofiOIV pass sigru> ls
a, Gives rise to c.perturo eftect
b. Give~ ri~e to impule oversmitpling
c. l,c:-d to uhasing
d. lo~-oduces ,lelay distortion
Mnkh Lisl-l with Llstll and S<:lt:el the
(!()Net answer u1nug the code gt vcu below
the lists;
l, ist 1 (Tlkr~h'-time 1/ fl ~y~1etn
Dl\'i'rlrlivn whh ln rut ~lnl :met outr ut
~.

.e

Gou~!.' L~w

p ~ ro

e. p = ,/1( ( ()1

tr

l.l$t, If
I. t..lodiJied Kirchhoff's CulTent Law
2. Mudllied Ampere's Low
~-

p ~ d t QJ

ra

B. \1

Whot is the 1 orintion l'lf neat znue

elc:ctric fiel<l 11f :a Hertz l:.n di(lllle with
r.tdial distanc"" R trom the dipole'/
a. 1/R
b. lfR 1
c. 1/R1
<l IIR'
For u parallel plulc tr11nsmis$iOn line with
rerf'ecily conducting, r lott! of. 1~id1h :md
separated hy lo~SI<:"OS diclectrie slob nf
thicl.,llCS8 d, ~10: chl'nelel'i;tic imtlctbnce
zo i~ !I limes the inttin!lic impednncc 11 of
the dich:ctric med ium wharc
ll.

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i't

J.2():1T I

ce

d. a, (P cR)
!\.fatch LL'It-J wi~, J..lst-JI and select tho
<JOfTt..-cl :~.o.~wer using. Otc cod~ .given bdo\\
the lisl.:
Lil<l r

if=

om

.c

b.

S ul I~

47.

"111 1

/L yln) !t[nl -"'n ll

B. y[nl- x[n]
C. y[nl -yln 11 - >:[nl
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List I

Li<l II (Sy.tcm Tr11n<fcr function)

A. SID.SOD
R, READY
c. rRAP

I = ... )

l . 11( 1- =-1 )

(1+:"')

-l.
ll.

B
3

h.

c.

d.

D
l
2
2

...

1
1

2(s. l)
i
. tlt.!n. Wh4lllfC ,-.tu~..

+ 2s1 5
af f (ll ' )attd [ (<J:)~sp.;ctfvcly'!

53.

correct'/

stot~tilenl!l

iJI

.e

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w
51.

e<J!TCCt

l'or 11

semicondu~lor :>.RANI'/

1. h ;, vol31il"

2. ll oeeds r"freslting

3. 11 i~ huih u.lng Uipllups.

Scl~cl

tba correct nnswt.:r u"lng_ tho code

given below:
1.2nnd 3
I> il!Dd 2 on I)

52

A memory JI)'St"ru oi size 16 K bytes is

ra
54.

Spcctml dcn!lt) or roal w lu"d randtlm

pt'o<=hs
n. i\n c:ven synunolry
b, All odd symntolry
c. J\ll()njlli!Jlle aymmelrl
d. NC! ymmelry
Which of the tq tltllving 11re

13

required. In f>e d.,.;gned ming mamcH'y

chips which have 1.2 address lin~ 3WI 4
datn lin~ C<~Cil. What i& lb.: numb<'!' of
such chips required to d""ign the memo!)"
sy!i>tcm7
a. 2

xa

50.

)Mch oqnlrol

ce

0.1

d. 215,0
L'lte leugUos nftwo discrete time sequences
x 1 (Jl) 3nd x., (n ) ""' 5 nut! 7. re.poclivcly.
\\'lmt i Ute maximum leQ.gth of th
equencex1 1.n) .~1ln)'l

~ 5
b. 6
c. 7
d. I I
Which onu bf the foUowing

a.
b.
~-

49.

,<\.<litre~

. 0.1
h 2,(1
c.

S.

u F ( d) :

Li't II
1. WnitsLolc
2. lliiC!tftlpl
3. Soril dota tr:uuJ'or
4. Memory ofl/0 reod1wtito

om

3.

D. ALE

.c

l. I I (!

c. 2 and 3 gnty
d. I nod J t,mly
lllotch List-[ with LISt - [L nod s~t~cl tho
comxt Iln5\YC:r usmg the code- giYcn bela\\
the. IO;ts ;

b. -l
c:. 8

d. 16
Cnttliider an N -bit can-y look altc-ild adder.
As N inore. lh.e qumb01 of golcs

t'equued grows '" propot1ion lo whi"h one

of the lo Uowing/
a. N
b. N'

"- N
d,
j ).

N'

Consider tbe
Mkrocontrollers
upplicntion~

lollowing
support

sL1Iemenia
"embedded ~

because

1. 1'he control sollw~.re is ~o smoU that iL

em
be embedded witltin ll1e
mi.:roconlrotler's ROM
2. Since minimum oxtemo l ~ircuill) i,;

rctluiretl Ute ro.ierOI'onlrllllllT can be

eml,cdded 1\ ithin produ~t.
3. A hard dis~ can l>e cmbcddttd wj thin
the computer >y~tem supportmg the
npplio-ation.
Wltlch ofUtestal~mcnL> giv.n nbo1~ is/are
com:ct?
a. 1, 2 und 3
b. 2 ond 3 on ly
c. I ;md ~ unly
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n, 41'l

\>e ~xpr~secl Ill IC.'Tll\ft ot' t'unr

he~aclecimol 1ligito; o.nlY
R etlllUH (]~): The hexadl:<:imal number
sy1tum bas a b:lllc: tl~at is four alcnt:S tbt
CUll

b:1KU of bin:Jry numb\!r.sys1e11L

a, B11th and R ore indlviduali} true and

R iR 1he cnm:ct ~lannliun off\.

b. 10jl.l

e. 8,tL>
d. 6ps

Mch l..ist-1 with LisH I :mil scleel lh~

<JQrrcc;l dJISWet u.song lbc ~t)de giv~n belo11
Lh~ li~ l5:

xa

59

om

lnclu.sivb'l
11, 4K
!>. 8K
e.12K
cl 161{
Which one of lhe following statements i~
curr""l'l
lltc
ALE
line or lnl~l 8085
ndcrop1'0C~so..- is- fl$cd lo
cc L<ttch the uutpul of :en [0 imtructiuu
inll> (In eX1omal lotc.h
b l)eaclivote the chip- elecl signal ti'ocn
m.:murJ' Uuviues
~. Lblclc lice 8 hils of ddrt:.'ll< !inC>' ,\D7ADO iul<l on Cl<temllotch
d Pind the inlemtpl enable stal11s of the
'l'RAJ' intetTupc
ln M085 willt 2MHz clock frequency. wk1t
l llti: Lime: delnv obtained iller oxeoutiotl
ofJ NOP lnsu-udlons'l

ce

57

How mony lne<~tions of memo ry !poce are

llte.-e between locations B 113 ~nd C 122

Lisl I (Functional Unil')

ALU

.e

A.

w
w

B 110
C .Pri'mary 1\ lemoty
1,1,1 II (ft'<'h n lque/~'unNiun)
1- lnlctleaving
2. Jloolc:M Oj>etations
.3 . DMA
B

2
1

11.

h.
~

3
t

2
3

c
2
3
3
I

2
l_.,t A ~ 1111 10 10 3od !; = ()0(10 10 10 b~
1WU 8-bit '2's complemo:nl nwnb.m. Wllilt
i~ lltoir product n 2, oompllmlcnt'l
n. 1100 OJOO
d.

0(1.

b, 1001 llUil

.:. IOIOU I(ll

tl. 110111\UI

Asserlion (A); Dulk Si ingots oxe purified

by the venic~l Zllnc relining proceS>
without U!linS a crucible
Renson {R}: Tile vc:rtical ptucess of zonu
rofin~ ..Voids U1c conlllminotion of lhe
material b.y the impurities which could be
in tbe crucibl~ mata~nl if nsed,
a. Botl1 A and R ore bJdlvtduaU\ ttuo ond
R is the cum:ct aspboalioJL ofA.
b. Botl1 A ;cud R ar<l lndividualll 1ruo bu1
R L~ not the currect expl:ma!ic;n nf A.
c, A iinte hnt R is fa!J;e
d. A i~ lulsco but R is true
J\.sstortlun (A) l A I6-bi1 datn conllllnlld In
a <=Crill iii Jucatiun 11f a llOIO.JlU(cr Ulcmory

b. J3otlt A ami R art individuaU) IJ'U buL

R is notlh.~ COt'l'd!tc.xpla.nati~" (If1\.
c. A isll'ue but IUs false
d. A is rnlse but R ;, true
Ass~rtion
(A): Jntcrstitiol diffu.ion
decreases lhe life lime or minoril}'
cuJriers iu U1e Si-wufer cowpoccd to
substitution diffus ion procass.
H~:~sun (!~): lnte,..titial llill'uilln uoos not
affect the; lauicc $1nJC!IIrc 10 tht e:<le.tl :c~
Uu~ ~ubstilulion dtlf~lou (ll'O<:.:s affetts
a. BoU1 A aud R ~rc individ113lly truct unu
R is Ute wm:ct cxp13nation of A.
b. Both .\.om! R ~ra tlndividuallv true but
R i< no1the correc1expla.onti,;n of A.
c. A is truct hut R. ~~ l'at<e
d. A is false but 1<- is true
Assertl.nu tA); A mlive,.al molur ~
<:ssenlially o d. <:.. series mnlur wllich <>an
also bo operated from o .,., sou roo Qf soQJe
voltage. but needs eertam modi.ficatklns lo
counter the ill - ellects of aUontolin!l
Duxos to Ote yoke ond pol.:s. ond lbc
transfomter e.m.f. mduced in rhe: nrmahlre
coils
Rcn.~un (R): T he )'C\kc Qnd lhc nulin titld
uf a uni\'tts~l ucul<>r ure lumi.nntc:d.. lind,
coJTtpet)<olin& n~tl lpterlclpe winding~ nn:
req~ire(l I!) he r iNcecJ in the C(llOdrnte-a~!o

ra

56.

ti l.

.c

1L ;; only

64.

of the ~llttOt'.
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S)stem

73

750 kH:z.

w
w

c. 1()5
d.. 130
lf AM index chong_es from 0.5 to 0 7 what
wuultl he the chnnge 111 ratro ol' the
transmrtlcd. power to '"1lri1CI powe1?
n. QOS

11 0 0~

c 0 12

70.

71.

mM

a. N~cJJ; lower bandW1dU1

b Gives lllll'l!r signnl to noise I"Jttl)
~. (hves hrghor signnl lo noosuollo
d. Uses somple.r c~rcwts
Which one of the folhm ing slntemCIIIS

IS

ce

Powe-r sptral denti$IIJ' uppmpnalel}

nonnalizcd, hliS the ptllpertic. liMonll)
assocrmed wttlt u/tm

a. ErgodJc proe~ss
b.

A\~ocorrelaJion

Profamt) densrty fum.ttjon

d. Ctnltul ~llrve IIL~triblltiOII funcllnn
Wltnt fs tho pcnod Of tl~e f11111ltitln
j (r) ro;{n( r- I) 14) 7

74

a. lls.
b. 4s
c, 1 4~

1 18~

75

b. 8S
69.

correct'J

xa

65

~)Stem

t-.

b. QOO k:H7
c lli50 kHl
cl 1100 kHz:
In o PCM system, ihc SJJY1nl 10
qtrantizmion n01se ratio IS 10 be held to n
ntiuimum of -10 dB. Tite numbc1 or
quannzmmn le1 ~Is to achoeve thrs sh</uld
be close to wbicb one ut' th~ followmg~
11,

om

torroct1

.e

o8.

th~

ra

tl.

of

S ii.wt(lQilt
Whrch 0 111! ol 1hc rniii'WIIJ!l sratemlllltS IS

or

Amplitude Shill Kcyin~_t

h l'ha~e Shin Keymg
e Frequen~ :Sh1fi Keyi11g
J QAM
A super holl'rodync lllelver w1th"" LF of
450 IJ-lz Is runed 10 a signal o( 12011 kH7
What IS the unage freqmmcy?

OIIC

followmg'!
11.

whJ~h

Ill

following'/
Q, Srnusordal
b Reetanyulnr
e. Triangular

.c

(i5,

11 or 1~
all of U1<WJ havUJg Ute SLUtre
p~nodi cuy,
the r1111umurn bandwidth

tool11,

"- llotb A nnd R ure tndtv1duaUy true and

R IS the correct ~xplaou110n of A
b Solh A 1md R are mdiv1duully rn~e but
R is not the cum,cl cxplunution of A
c A n'1 true b<rt R 1$ fal!i<.'
d A ~ false burR is true
Coherent demodulntton <f FSK Sign~ I u u1
he effected usmg wbtch one or the
lullowmg?
"- lland puss liIt<rs
b Discriminntory detection
c Comllamm rcc.:iver
d Envelop.: d~te~tor
Tile MHnmum Shin Keyu1g fMSK l IS
!\l)Cotol ca.,o;e ol' wh1<ch une
tile

d..Ol5
Whm IS lhe autocorrelatiOn ti.mcuon
.II
rectangular pulse or durution r
u. A rectungulnr put~~ pf dW11Utln 2'f
h A reelangulnr poise of dumbon T
~ A lri~mgular p11l.'lc of dumuon 21
d.. A triangular puosc of d umtJou T
Ou1 of the four Signal wavcfi:>m>S Slnusotd, rec1angular lnangular and saw-

nr

Wh1ch ooe ol' the- followmg cl)ncbJions

must be sntJslied by the optimal value of
the lime CQ~S\<101 ltC. If 111 !he cnlelope
do lector CJI'(:uil slro\1 i1 nbove. thi: Outplll o(l
Qf tl!e detector follows lbe envelope of lite
modulating s1grutl whhout chppmgs?

a. !W s mI"
h

RC

{,Ji:;1}
, ,,

~(I to,,){ ~}
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The modtdllt1011

f<c'<JUCOC\

is

I and 3 qnfy

Wnut

docs a

campamtor hnve'l
a Two inputs und one- output
b 0 "" mpul and two outpul~
" Tw inputs und three outpuls
d lltrt.'C inputs and two outpuiS
~I

1i i I

6 kllz and tbe msx1mum de1 muon is I()

kHz. Wll>lt is the bond w1dth {usmg
Can.on~ rule)"
II, 8 kl-1
2

L -- . . , . . - - - . l

.c

c. Jlkllz
d 64kHz
What Is the (lllrpil'IC of telei'ISI<ln
mt<!l"lacmg"
a lCI ~roducc mouon of lhe picwrc
b. To 5CSO all the lines on tlte screen
c. Tonvo1d tl Jcker
d To SiiJlpli(y synchromzmg pulses
What IS the purpose of IMtrument Landjng
System (I LS)?
a. To pick up the radio trDllSmJSSioo ft~)m
one or mol'<: control contcn; 10
d~t~nnu1e the cQur.\<! ~f the vehkle
b. To dctcnmnc lhc delay 10 UITJ\'lll of
back scattered ec.ho m calc-ulate lhe
range ol'lhe 1Ch1clc
o. To uuide ''chicle m the runway b)
biln;!ng speclru rod;,, :ringle frOm tho
oirpor1
u ro measure lhc diSilinc~ from the
oontml centre u.~ing spccml C<.tllrpml!llt
usmg rndio signals
Cons1der Lhe following stJJ.lem~uiS about
condvcrlvny of~ m~1al
I Cunducu1 ty or divulcot metals is
more than tbnt ror monovalent mernls
bL-.cuuse the number of tt~e t!k>etr{)ns m
the former is mon:
2 Conducthity or mct:nls decroa5c$ with
inc:reasrng h:mpcrnture.
3 Mean free Plllh 1>f free ek-ctrous
dt!t~ w1Lh th" dddihon ur unpurit)
utoms leading to u d~crcase m
condtlctlvrty V
Wbrch or the SI31Cill~nts )!1\ ~n above are

On a I ou1 of 4 selector. 1hc sgnnls w

thmugh 7. hae ~Jc,n cc)nllt'Cted >IS
described above.

rtt.: circuit n.-alizts the logrc rllu<:tiou .s in

the

or

wtmt nlllnher llfonc:<'l

n. Sbl

b S"'""

c Eight

xa

f(:r,y.:-)= :[(m.,m,m., )
Wh1ch of tho! follo"l"!!- $1Bll!menl~ llTC
I

[' (x. t. :) e r.(.\10 .\11 . M, )

2 / '(,V.j'.:) - L(M,,M,.M,)
3 f' ( ~.J' :)=,-r(M,M1. M M., M. )
~ f' (.t,y.:) = L (m, m,. m,.m1, )

.e

d. Nine
Given Lhll m Jenate mldttrm and M
ma.'Ucm1.,
If
denotes

~<lrl'ccl"

w
w

79

v~~nnbl es " throu!!h z. In a KMnuugh

four ~anahles. the function S l!JWS

map

78

- ta

16kll ~

II

ra

77

10

ce

single b11 magnitude

om

76.

(S) mbuls hove usual mcamngJ

''" IM s1mtnl wnh smuso1dal modulauon

Select the eom:c:t unswef"

~veo below
a landl
b

I ISing

lhe code

3andJ

c.. t and2
d.

I 1111d -1

83

corrcc:t''
0. 1. 2 Q11d 3

h I anf121lnly
c. :! and J only
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4. SeiCbias

w
w
'iclect lh~ ~1~~~
given helvw~

tm~\,cr

uing tile

om

.c

I.

=El
3.1

ra

4 . CMRR

80.

correct answer using the code given below

tM lists:
List I (CONI posithf dfvites)
A. Parallel C011oection
l.l. Cascode connection
C. Darlington conncetion
1), CliS~'II<k C1\11n<lut icm
List II ( Oiagr~m)

xa

A
13
C
0
a.
I
2
3
I
b.
2
)
4.
c
I
1
4
3
!L
2
I
4
3
Coosidcr the following:
E.xteroal th:quenc) compe11S8t1un is used
in an OP-AMr to increase which or the
following'/
I. Open-loop gmn
2. Stnhilit)
J . lllput lrupedauct'

... 1Wld2
b. l onl~
c. + onl)
tl. 3 and -1

d. - 10
Match List I with List II and select the

.e

85.

87.

(._ Collector-teedbnck hillS

D. VQIIage t.livid~r bias
List II (Cburtltteristics)
t. nt used in linear clrctail
2. Nt-cds >el) Jnrgc resis1rmcu
3. Universal bias

fUurll
For the Of'AMP drcuit shown :lbo~e.
what
is
tht:
value
or
the.
ampllticntion,oJ,. = 1:.,. fl ~,'!
(Assume ideal OI'AMPl
a. + I
b. + 10
c. + II

ce

at.

A 7.cner alode regulrnor given In the above

figure Is dcsip~cd to meet the
~peci fications:
1t = IOniA. V0=10V und v,. vnric> from
J OV to 5(\V. The zrncr diode b\1.~ V,= II)V
and 1,, (l.nc'\0 current) = lmA
Which one or the lollmving conditions is
appC\'xirnat.ely requirnJ for sacisfactor)
operation?
11. R $ 1800 Oluns
b. 20/lO l)hms S H :5 2200 Ohms
~. 3700 ()hms"S RS 4000 Ohm>
d. R > 4000 Ohms
Mmch List 1 with List n and select: ll1o
corrcc1 answer using the code given below
the lists:
Lis t I ( Biasing Circuit)
/1. Base hit!$

l'<ld~

~.

a.
\1.
c.

~
A
4
I

c
1

"j

D
I
~

I
2
-1
Match List I with Us1 J.l and .setecl the
cnrrccr flnSIH.'T clsfng the code given be lOll
lh~ lbts:
List 1 (,<\mplifier)
A. RC~ouplcil nmplifi.:r
B. DiiTerential amplifier
C. Ca.~cadl! umplilier
D. limed ltmplifler
Lis t II (Type ufsignnls Alll lllilied)
1. Video
2. A~dio
3. De
4 . De and Hudio
5. Narrow band
A
13
c
n

d.

88.

J3

J
2

a.

.s

1
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B. Bnallles
syuciJronous
und
asynchronous serial ~ommm11cation
C, Hru; 110 ports which .:an be configured
11.'1 input pons, output pons or l'lln i1<l

5
I
t
2
d
2
J
I
5
( onsKier Jhe followt~g ~tatements J>rooer
brasmg
I Stabrlr7.es tile opemlmg pornt M the

tranSistor
Jncrtus~ lite dy namic mnge
!l'ansistor

Changc:s the ll'tlJ1$1lll\tr trltu 11 Utrenr

1h~

om

of'

llsed to produce ~mttol signals

D Cau bc progmo1ttlell to handle all J/0
tash 11.'1 1\~11 !IS cut.ry out some dn.ta
proccssmg
List II (Chip)
I. 825.5
2 R089
3 8259
4 825 l
:a
c
D
A
3.
3
1
4
h
3
2
4
I
c.
4
I
2
3
d
3
2

tl~viet
~.

R~duCC,!, Ul~ diStortion

h -10 flA
..-

8(1 llA

lOA

..

20Y

J It shal I remam unch3ng.xl

91

'i4

ra

of I 0 nA nt 300 C 1f the ttmperatur~ l'tStS

to 600 C. what is th~ leakage c=t'l
n 20 nA

Whteh one 01 llte foUmVIIl& statement Is

xa

not corrl!l:t'l
a Horir.omal mimltnsm1cuons hnl'e long
formn~

ce

'Xl

~ l, 3and+
d 2.3und4
A SlhC()n a Ji has a leakage ct1rren1 lese

.c

Wh1ch of the SI31Cmems. g1ven ubove arc

correct'}
u l , 2and3
b 1 2und4

h l lori11)11llll milTuln~trucllons hu\.: th~

abilny to express " high degree of
parallelism
c. llonw lllal
rmcroms1rucuons
arr.!
broadly similar to RJSC UJStrucnons
d. lloriz.ontul mJcmmstructiuns in volv~
lillie cncodmg of the control
infonnntion
A com puler tokes I 00 os to accr.!Ss mnin

140

lO V
+

I,

65V_
")

60

A part ol' m1 electrical network has tho

conJigwauon shown in the fi~;urc abovo.
The voltage drops across dte resiSmnc~

are 10 V 30 V and b5 V IVILh respocuve

polanhes shown m the ngure Wh1ch one
c)rthe f<JIIowong g1v.:s the correct value or

.e

the resl~'lJlnce R,'l

a. 130
~

50

e. osn

w
w

d o5117n
HI

memory and :0 ns to nctess an nssQCiotiVe

cache mc:mory With a 90't ~ ~~ 111110. what

is the :tverag~ uccc:ss hme"
u 28 ns
b. 3tl ns

c.

lO

HI

10

,t _

Ill
lll

'I~ ll!f

d IOU ns
Mawh List-1 wnh List-IT nnd select the

Wbnl 1~ the currenl I 111 tile lllrcull gll'en

above'1
a. 0

correct answer u~mg the code given bchl\1

th~ hsts

U st I (F'u nrlion)
1\. Contmues to block ltllver pnorny
tntel'rupts lfl11il It rccciv~ 1111 ~OJ
comlll&nd

t!,

lA
1A

3A

96.
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10

l(t) Jbn > QY

JO

In the uiri.'Uil g[\<:11 alovc when R is

1nlinite. V= 4 volts llJld when R = 0. the
~urrcntlhrough R is-11\. ii'R %3Qwhnt i~
1hc current through it?

u. 10., -0 1
b. I(J ( 1- " -:l<)
c. 10 ( 1- c -~ 1 )
d. 10

tOO.

a 4A
b. JA
c. 2A
d. lA

10

.c

l~sln 314 t

97.

Whut is the fllll\l:r t1\n.Sumc~l b~ I he I Q

lcsish>r in 01.: circuil sh11W11 ltbnw in th~
Uguh!'l

ce

+
::,.z

a.

)I)

b. SO W\V
'-' 10{) w

ra

t=2

om

10

12111 I~
In the drc-tlit shown aboi'C, the inductor
current is initially zcm. The switch is
closed al 1: 0. \Vhicb vnc of the lollowing.
gi vc;; the correct e~pr~ssio1i lor 1he currclil

.J. 130 w

IU I.

....JJL

Fnr 1he cirouit giv~.tn ubiV.:. whul Is the

uurl'ent Jelivcretl hy thu batter)'/
!\. 3.0 A
b. 2.()A
c. J.O A
d. O.OA

xa

QM.

so

vIJ

Ii---I

.e

w
w

:L

fhc druuil shown above I>< in stc-~d~ -tute

with the switch open. At 1 = 0. the switch
i~ clos.:d. \\- hm is the current through the
I n resistor I i(O~)]'I

a. ()

b. 1.33 i\
c. 1.66 A

uw

102.

tn
J.-

C(s)
f(( ,f)

func.t10n - -cqulll l<i?

99.

C!<l

For the system represented by th~ above

blo.:k ditt!lfllln. "hut is the ov-.'11llltronsfcr

10

d. 2A

1()
1

s +-.H I U
10
h. ....,,,........:.:;_~
,, tl1.v+ II)
10
.:. -,.~-,--cf +<.\-IIi
10
d. -,,-.:..::....f +2,f+ IO
The trdflsrc-r run~1ion

or

a nhawlcal.l
by G( 1) = 1+J7:r
.
cornpcnS<ItC>r is g11cn
-.1t7s
where T > 0
What is the nmximLim phas~-shil"l pmvid~d
b) such u rempcnsatfir'l
~~.

Jo

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"- 60"
d 90"
I) I

t:~~nl inuot'" tim.:

1
]
-~ - S
\Vllllt .os thu eharadcrisli.e& t:<lualiou7
a.. ~~ +.5&+30
b. '- 3$- 5= 0
1
.:.. .f + 3s -J- 5= 0

'}'Stem is gwen hy ,; - [ O

What nrc \'nlues of tlu: onlurnl frequency

of Qscill3tion nd the d~mping ralio?
a. li>, = L.;= l

b.
c.

u. +$+2- o
1<14.

jt+ l

Which cme of the following i~ ~(>rre~t1

A ~)'l>tetn with g.1lo matg1n cloe to 1.ero
dB or phJt.>< margin clo~e to L~ro de~~

t,.;= o.s
cv. = 0.~.~:: I
tfJ

om

I he sys!Cl)l matri~

14

d. "'~ = o.s.,; = 0.5

109-

WhoL ls lbc ntcSsnry and &ullicient

condition to g\L.'lrnntoo the. stability of a

dicrel.,..time LTI sy<tem1

.c

I (13

13 "'

Coruider lite unit ~tep te$(10nse tlfp unity

feedback l'Ontrul system whil!le erren loop
1
lran.ler function id gh en l>y (
)

a.

L I h(A']I

ce
d.

II 0.

xa

106

( l-s812) " ll(:r-.: (1(~) i..hc:l ..(l

,. b)

~ ,\

Ill

.e

~~~o IJ'aJ~><f<llmor vl' f1t).

W1mt is lim /(. ).:qualti'l

w
w

5
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lend compensn111r is deRcried

b~

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fu:notion v-~ whal an: th relatly,.vnlu.:s

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c. !t?.f1

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Ute ripple lft:qulltlcy

Uf 0 3 pho~C SCtlli COO\'t:fiCr dcp<;ntl?

a. Fidng ;mglc 01nd load r.:si'ilanco

h, Firms ;mgle nnd load inductance
c. P'n-lng angle nnd supply frequency
d LO'ad resistance and load mductonce
When cumpored with BJ1 s. MCISI'ET$
have lt~~scr turn off Lima. onnbJjng thorn LO
operolc ol htgl1 operating frequenci.,,
What is Ute roason t1101 """ be .,fuibuled. to
lhol propel'ty'/

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e.
d.
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n. .Highly sl;lblo
b, Oscillatory
.,_ Relatively table
<l lilt'ltablc
A $Vo1em is desCJibed by the cba.-a~tetistic
cqu~tion_
gi~cn
b)
I -1.4" I (K' 10) 5}; ~ 0
What is the ronge nf K for suble
up,.-atiou?
a. D"' k' < 20
b. 0 K 40
C. l) r K
60
d. h "' K So
Consider
!be
function~

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H.1gb inpul impedonce oJ Ute

MOSFETo
b. Positive lcmper4ture coefficicn.t of tbe
MOSFET!
c. The absence of minority storage charge
in tlte 1\lOSFETs
d. Smo lldf lcaku.gc CUil'<ttl vf MOSFETs
Which one of lbo: following <>Xpn:ss<-s tit<>
tht'fmal ro:~istonco between tlte body or.
power senucondu<>tor de\ice ~nd the
ambienrl
a, Voltage ~cross 01e clc\ic<~ divided bv
eum::nt tlu'Ougb Ute dt!\.jcc
b. TCl!111ernture dilfercncc betwcn bQd}'
11ml amhiem di\i ded b.1 3\'etnge po" tr
dissipated in thtnlc:ViCC
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R.,~j~!.Jnc.:s m inlegralc<l drouits are
I. Avoided ~ince they contribulccto V0''er
dO.sipation
2. lncluded to incroase "u'rent dt'aio
3. Values of SOkOand ,,b,we
I Avmded due lo difficulty in fnbncnling
the values required
\\ hich of the st.atements given abow i81are

tricolor-ethylene u~ed't
a. l'o o'emow dust portlelll$ from lJtij
utfoco:
b. To retnov~: grc~so1i'Om tho sut tillll!
c. To remove impurities from 1\ iUtin Ute
d

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nml ~

a. 1 and 3

d. 2 only
Is it possible for a thin fihn of Silicon lu be
gtO\\ u on Ah0.1 subs\rnle by epitomical
pro~cS!i?

119,

Tt is tliiMihlb oinc Silic.m .Inti Ala01

have 1lifl;'ereut cryslnl st.nochuw ;md

help iJlgrowt/1

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b.

b. II is nut possible sutce lb~y wUI t<:act

tv form S,()!
It is possible incc Silicon ond AhOJ
have- same. cry~ua 1struclure
d. h '' nn\ L){).'~iblt
C11pper has a much to\\ of resistively thon
lbDL of aluminunL SiO, ba. u dlcl.:ctrie
OO!LII.m t of 3.9 ond Xcrogel Ius
diel~tric oontonl of 2. L In or;ler lo
reduc~: the inter~onneet delay iu VLSI
~irouils. wbnt hould b<> the cllmbinotltln of
mclol and diclcctri~ layer'/
o. Copper with Si(l1
II. Aluminunl with Sin~
.:.. Aluminum with Xerogel
d. (',1flllC1" "ilh Xt:rtJgcl
\Vltl' IS a MOSFE'r with pnjy $ilic:.on got"
rrefern>d 1<1 o MOSFET with "lun1inum

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to.

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c. I ond 4
d ~and 4

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Ctln~ider the litiiO\\ ins ~latcmcnts

ce

.a~

c.

crystal
ro remove mo.iswre frqm 11-e urfo.ce

In singl-tllwe lrunfonne1 al no luocl il'

SlliCCJu3tcul IJ!nunulious r rcplcecl by
.1htminum lamination.~~ lh:en
1. Coro flttx would morease
2. lluitin!!,currenl wnulrl ri~e
:>. Pnwer-f.1ctor W<JUid daterim'nle
4. Mu!P'tli7ing reactanc~: Wl!Uid n$e
\Vllkh ...r lbq slllt.:m~nt~ given obovc: ru1:
corrcot'!

oorr~ t'l

2 and~
b. 1 only

II ul 14
In semiconJuctor wafer cleolling. why t

om

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c. 1\vcr~gc:po\\'<lf dissipated fn the de,ioe

divi~ed by Ule sq11ttre of the RMS
e.tin'Cnl in the device
0, Avcrngc pow .. dissipated In Ill" d~,icu
.divided by the lotnt><=tlirc differllnc.:
between body o1nd amhienl

'l11e low vnlt;l!le "indln& ul' a ll ,OUO <1.4()

V. lphas~ 5.0 Hz. ll'>.llliioon~r is to be
conocctc'll to 25 lli_ Io order to ~cep the
magnell7.lll8 curreq\ ol the snme level ~
U1al fur nQrnlal SO Hz.. what should be the
sup11ly vO IIIlj!e?
a.

~40

b. 220 v
c,

1211.

88()

d. 110 "
A 25 kVA, 23(1(1.'2~0 V. S11H1, si!P'~I
pha~e lr.m.lli>nllcr 4upph~~ rAted lc)ad at
230V. Tltc t'Atio of it kakztgo l'ell<IJJo.ee uo
l'tls;,.lnncc Js
'lltc leruliual "olloga on
rllclucmg tl>c lood to zoro ts observed to be
the same !1$ ~t rot.ad lo~d. Whot os tlut
power ti>ctor of the r:tled lod'l
Unity
b, I).R66 t.ggiug
c, U.866 loading
d. Zoto lotnling

../3.

g"te'l

a. t he device becomes more r~istant to

t'lldiation
h. 'lltc gale <l<ln 1>~ ~el f..ulignlitl to Hourcc:

nnd drnill
The O.olo~ion b<!tweon adjooont davie""
is better
d. The g~Jc teak~gecurrent 1s m~ller

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