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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING J
PAPER-I
Consider the followmg statements: b. product of lengths of \'ectors f:rom mm
When all tbe elements in one row of the the zeroes to that pomt

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Rourh s tabulation are zero then this c. ratio of product of lengths of 1ectors
condi uon indocates from poles to point to the. product
one pair of real roots l\iU1 op.posite of length of vectors from zeros to that
sign m s-plone point
2. one pair of conj ugate roots on the d. product of lengths of vectors from all
poles lo ze1os

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1111aginury S..\:IS "'splane
3. conjugate roots fonning a quadrme in \Vh1ch one of the followoog is correct '/
s-plane The slope of the. a!;)' mptmic Bode

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Which of the statements giVen above lslare magnitude plot IS integer multipie of
com:cr? a. db/decade
a I only b :1: 12 db/decade
b. 2 only c. (, db/decade
c. 3 only
ra d. ,.. 3 db/decade
d. 1. 2and3 What is the range of K for Which the open
2. The low frequency and high frequency K
m
loop lrunsfer fw1ctio1t G(.1J =- --,1 ....:..:..-
asymptotes of Bode magnitude pl01 are s (s +G)
-i\0 db/decade and -40 re.presents tin unstable closed loop system
dbfdccade. Whut os llo" type of tho system'/
a. K > \l only
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a. Type(l
b. K = Oonly
b Type I
c. K < (J only
c. Type U
d. -x: < K <CY.>
d Type Ill
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7 The characteristiC polvnomial of 3 doscrete

3. Whicl1one of the followong lscorrect'!
time system is given. by ' z a. For
If the open-loop transfer function has one what value of a is U1e system stable '!
pole in the right half of s-plane, U1e c.losed
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a. 2
loop system '"II
be stable rf the Nyquist
b. (),5
plot ofGH
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a. <)oes not encircle the (- 1 - jll) pomt c. 1.5

b. encircles the (-I + jO) poonl once iii the d. -115
djructtou 8. Isocline method is used for whtoh one of
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c. <.'ncircles the t - l + jO) point one<' in ll1c the

clockiVise dfrection a. Desogn of nonlinear
d. encircles the origm once- in the b. Constructoon of root loci of nonl menr
w1se direction system
Which one of the following is correct'/ " Constnoctoon of phase trajectories of
The I'Uiue of the system gain at any point nonlinear systems
on locus can be obtained as a d. Stability rumlysis or non-linear system
a, product of lengths of vectors from the
poles to l11nr point
9 1o detect tJ1c posit10n error in '' poliition c. h.:
control whi<'h or I)"'
D. b,
mny be used?
Listll
I, Pntentiomch:rs
(Dimcmitm)
2 Syncbros
I. Joupedonce
.3. LVDT
2. Admilt.,nce
Select the concct rut5wa using tho code
given below ' Current mtio
4 . Voltngc cntio
I and 2

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Otdc:
b. lnotl3 unly
c. 2 nnd 3 only
.-\ B c D
a. 2 4 3
<.L 1. laud 3
lfl Single step response of a typical stepper b.
3 2 4
<:. 1 .. 2 4

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Jnotor is oscillatOJ)'. Braluos an: used
to reduce or climinnl< oscillations. Which <.L I 4 2 3
one of th.c lnUowing fnlemcnl< is n111 t4 Which one of Ute follow is The
correct regarding UijC of hraluos'l

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tmpcdnJJca fwtetion
n. h provodes memory or position
information when motor is switched
;\ ) _ ( , ) L< on
otT: ,\ ,, 2
h. reduces dc.:clcrnlion lime.
c. It reduces length of motor load.
ra LC' driving point funelion
b. RL driving poml fwrction
d. tl pullout torque, c. RC clci,ing point function
m
11 Synchro ntJOchine! arc used for whicl1 one
of the fonowing?
" Conv011ing lphaso supply lo 3phase
,, d. PLC driving point function
Wlrie)l nne of the following p>ssive
compon<:nLI has lbe m<ll>l precise lnd
supply
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ueourat t tJondard ?
b. Stepping up In" lreque11C)' ign;ol tu a.
high fr<:qucncy
b. lnduclonce
c. Detection of positional error In a.c.
c. Cap:oc:itrmce
seJVo systcm
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d. ConductJonoe.
cl Detectivn of positional error in d.c .
If. Which of the foLio" ing i81aN primary
l'or voltage maimained by
A. 8. r and 0 reprt:Scnt the
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prllllloten; of lwo-poo'l. uetworl;.. Whl!tl i N>tinool Lahoo':ltories'!
tha network n:clprocal? I. Zener diode" ith 1.5 V out pot at 2ti"C
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n. :<\B-CD I 2 Nickel c.1drnium rcchnrgeable cell of

b. AD BC = 1 1.25 V QUt{JUI 20 '('
c. AB- CO= it Sei<Xll U1e correct nnswer using the code
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g.iven below:
d. AD - BC= ll
a. I only
13 1\lotch Lis1 [ with List U 3nd s d cct the
;:orrec.t answer usong th<> CO<Io given below b. 2 on
the " BoUt I p,rd 2
ListI d. N I nor 2
CNetworl; parameter) 17 Wbat i8 the prcli.\ tcru cquivaltnl to?
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A. htt a. 10"
b 10
n.
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c, I (ll b. Eureka
d. lOl l c. Mangan.Ut
I S, The errors introduced by an instrument fall d. Nichrome
ln which category? How c111l a milli-ammeter be llSed as a
a. Sys1ematic errors voltmeter?
'b. Random cnor:s a B y connecting a low resistru.JCe in
c, Gross errors parallel <villt the instrument
d. EnviJoruncntal cnon 'b. l:ly corutecling a hlgh resistance in
Jlanillcl with Ute inslrumcnl

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c By conneeli ng a low res.islance in

Cl D
series w.ilh the lnstrurnenl
d. By cotntecting a biglt resistance .Ut
with the instrumeJtl
l ' .) fl
15. The principle of.Hall cftect ls made usc of

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tllfll! !>nlltll -

1\ l"avefomt show11 i;tlhe figure ab\lve, in 1he construction or which one oJ' the
fo11 owing7
is fed to a d.t . .uruneter. Wlwt lhe
a. Anuneter

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reading shown by the meier 7
a Zero 1.> . Voltmeter
b. 50 m -!\ c Gaussmeter
c. 75mA ra II. Galvanometer
26, Wh at is tlre radiation o f a di pole
d. 100 mA
anleruta /J20 long approximately eguallo7
20. Whkh one of lhc foUowlng instruments is
commonly 'USed to mea<oure prlmru-y a. 2 0
m
Cllrrenl of a Lmnslbrmer connec ted to b. 40 0
mains? c. o.6 n
n. ElecU'Qstatic meter
d. 20rl
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b. Cwrenl tnuJSformer 27. !\t<ording to max.imnm pmver blmsfer

c. Mo\1ng coil type meter thwrem, when is lhe ma:Jmum power
d. Moving iron meter absorbed by one network from ano Utcr
1J . What is cla.ntp-on arrun.eler IISed fnr ? network?
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a. The impedance of one of lhe nelw\Jlks

a [,ow a.c. current
is half that of th e otJwr
IJ. High a.c. clln'<lnt
1>. The i mjledru1ce of one is Ihe c011Tf)lex
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c. L ow d.c. current col]iugate oflhe olher

d. lligh d.r. c tm enl c. Tllfr unpedance of 011e is equal 10 that
22. Which one of the ftlllowiug is used for Ute oF the ol}ler
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measw-en1ent of 3-phru;e power fitt(nr?

d. Only lhe resistive pans llf both are
a. Power factm meter equ>ll
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b. power factor meter 28. Coll.Sider the JoUowing statements for

c, Phase-angle waft hou.r meter trrutsnussion lines:
d . Polarised-vaile power factor meter t . When transmission line is tenninated
23. What is the 'swamping' resislance- wbicl1 by its charactelistic impedance the line
ls cormected !11 series wiU1 the worlcing will not have any reflected wave.
coil <>fa voltmeter to draslical.ly red!JceUte 2. For n finite Hne te1m inru.ed bjr its
enot in measurement caused due lo impedance the velocity
v-..uiation i1L temperature, made ofl and curtent a! all po,i.nLS on Ute 1me arc
a
exacd.y same.
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3. For :1 h:ttf W3Ve lJ"ansmio;sion 33 Which one of the following modes
line the in11UI in>l>l:tinnce is not et1ual!o ha< the high"" t cut wavclengtJ in a
load i:mpeduncc, rcc\.'l.ogulor wavo guide?
Which of the sL1te.nen ts ghcn above Me a. TE1
corrccl? b. 'I'F.o,
a. I and 2 only c,
b. 2 and J nnl) d. TM11
c, I ond 3 only A long straight wire catTi<'ll a current I "'
d. 1. 2and 3 10 A. At what di!llllnce is U1e 1n.1gnetic

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Wllich ol' tl1c follt1win!! lleld H = I AM' I.I
Cjll>ntity? a. l. l9 m
a_ Standing, wave ratio only b. 1.39 Ill
b. Rellection codffioidlll only c, 1"59 Ill

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c, Gain d. L79m
d. Standing w:we ratio nnd l'eflec:tioo 35 TI1e vector A
co<>fficieul which equalions7

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3H What cause$ cloclromagnetic wsve I. jj , , A
polarization?
a. Refraction 2. V''A p0 ]
h. Retlection
3 . ,]; Jp,,JD.i
c. Longitudinal nature nf electn>magnetic

ra 4nR
Sele.:.t the correct 3Jlswor usiug code
d. Transverse of eleclr<mmgnetic g iven below;
m
wave
" Lnd 2 unly
31 A plane wave 011vellng in air is incident on b. 2 and 3 only
a mcdiunl. Wllid1 """ of Ooa
c. I and 3 only
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lt11Jowing COI'f'CCt'?
n magn">>ic field intensity
a. becomes approximtcly haIf
b. gels approxim>lely doubled
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d. I. 2 and 3
36 The force on a charge moving with
velodty v under the influenc-e of electric
and nt:tgnotic elds is gi\'1;.11 by which one

c remins nnchnsed followingl

cl. c:nnot be determined
a, <J(ft R 11)
Coraide.r U1c foliowiog equations:
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b. q(E+I'xR )
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c. ,,(11 )
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2. v
d. ,J(E ' I' 8)
37 Which une of' the tollowing i U1o C(m-..et
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3. \! B=O sL3lemc..-ot'?
Equi-potential Jines and fleltl lines
Which of the llb<JVc appellr in
ecluatiuns? a.rc parallel
lL. 2 and 3 b. are anliparollel
b. lmd 3 on ly c. arc ortlmgonal
o. 2 and 3 only d. beat no definite

tl I and 3 on ly 38 Consider ll1e followmg fur an

electrostatic fie ld!
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1. hs curl is ze-m The impulse =pon.<e uf n second-
2. It i negative of gradient of order under-dampc:<l syst0111 starllng (rom
p01<>nti l 4 rest is giv"" by
3. h i!l C(l) : 125. e... sin 1 2 0.

Which of the stotemeots below Me 11w natural frequency and lhe damping
fador oflhi>SY>Iem at'e respectively
a. I aotl2 unly a. Wand 0.6
b. 2 ond 3 only h. I 0 nnd 0.8
c. Sand 0.6

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t>, I ltnd 3 ()nly
d 1. 2 3 tl Sand 0.8
39 fhe lnptu-output of svstem 43. Given a unity fc.:dbaok !ystem wilb
ls. by
(](,<) J: tha value ofK fo dampm@
<ilC(I) c/c(l) .V(H 4)
r(t) = --;;;" I 3--;.;/ ' 2c(l)

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flllio of0.5 i;
wbcr" r(t) ond c(l) are mput and oulpul
respcctively. The transt<:r Junction of U1a b. 4

ce
i cijualto c. 16
I d. 64
11. lx' F'or type 2 system. l.he steady-stale etTor
due lO input Is .:qua l to!
b. (s' Js, 1)
I
ra a. zero
b. finite constant
2
m
C. (S' 2) c.. infinile
d. ind<rterminte
<L I nu; lypc number of tho conltol
&'- 5+3)
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with
4<1 (' onsider the function:
(!}
G(s)N() ""
ts
o(s't 2s - 3)
F(,) - ' '
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a. one
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where J7fs) Lapbc<>lrnnsfottu of fll).

b. lwo
The final value of fll) i5 cqul tn c. three
\1. ln1in1te
d. four
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b. ;rero A sy<tetn t' if all Ute

c. finilo constant poles of Uo Z-trnsier !unction of d1c
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tl. n V!llue in bttween - 1 and t I sy,tcrn lie

41 Given the Lplnt.'t transfoon of l1tl : F(s) !1. outside tl1c circle of uojt r.tdiWJ on 01e
the Laplnoc tr>usfllnll of ffl.t)c'"'l i$ equal Z-plnne
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to: b. within a cuclc of u.nit rodiu on l.he Z-

o. f( a) plana
F(> ) c. to left of imnginruy on tho z-
b.
(.< + If
d. to Ihe right ol' imoginry 1111 the Z.
c. e"'Fis) plone
d. c'"f(s)
<17 111e \lyquist plot of a poaes
through (-I, jU) point in the ll(jm) H(i4>)
Ute< phase-marg in of the systont is:
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n. infmlle (Where ro, is the
b. greater zero but not iolinite and o>, is the ma.'t.imum
c. in U1c signaL )
cl less than zc:m 5.l ror a tachometer if Olt) ,. the rotor
u the poles uf " lie 0 11 th<- displacenteJIL e(l\ i> th<: volt:tge
im ginary axis. the system will be : and K1 ilthe tnchlmcter constant. t.hen the
(t. S!Ahld functi<)n i.'S delined as

h. ('()nditlonally a. K, ..li::

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c. Mnr!linally table b. Kt.s
tl. t; notnblc c.
49. The fwtatior of o P-1 is d. K,
:1-t A tocboruotcr IS added lo a S<:rvo-
mcch:anil'lm
b. K1, + (K/s)

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c. (K,Is)+ K.s It is easily adju.stable
cl K1,s 4 b. It can adjust damping
c. It converts velocity ol U1c shalt to

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Given tho m:atri.x
proportioMI d.c. vollugc

A- 0 0
o 1 ol1 d. n reduces

Assertion (A): Ferrite< are at very

r 6 II 6 ra high frequencies.
the oft\ are Rensun (R): Femteo have high
-1 .. .. 2... 3 jX.'nneability and high rc isrivity.
a. BoUt A and Rare truooand
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b. 1, 2.-3
R is Ute com:cl c.-<pbnnuon of A
c. 0. 0, -6
b. Bolb A nn1l Rare individually IJ'UIO hut
d. -6. I L 6 R is not the exp!Jnation vf A
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51 l'he descnption uf a linear c. A is true but R is lalsc

autonomous System is = A..\" where. X s d. A is f:tlse hut R is true
1s a I state vector and A is
,'\sscrti11n (A): A percisison insmunent is
- ro2 201 allays ucwwtc:,
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a mau-ix 8'""" by A=_

Reason (R): A precision instrument b one
po les uf syst.<m a <>located ot.. whv'te tho of ...,produeibiUty of tlu;
- -2 and +2 measurtun ant.s is very goocl
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b. and +lj a. Both A and R rue iudividua Uy true and

R is the correct explanation of A
-2 and -2
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b. Both A ilnd Rare !ndlviduaJJy true bul

cL .,_2 nnd +--2
R is not the correct explanation
51 llte inJ.O.oualion contained ul a .til!""'
c. .:\. is true but R is. false
preserved in the somplod \'Cfaion if
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d. ,A.. is fAlse but R true

n. : {.c)_
ASJ;ertion (A): A PM.MC" ms trumont ts
b. {<1. - 0.Sill used for =ding botl1 d. c. and J.c. iSMls.
c. 11> - O, IIIJ. Renson (R). deflecting torque in a
PJVI!\ IC instrumeni is dirocUy proportional
il "' = 2w. to the current in the moving coil
a. 13otlt A 11nd R arc individuolly true 11nd
R is the currect e)(pl>nntion of A

h. Bolh A and R are indjvidually true hut aL Bn.luntransfonner
R " not rhe correct explanation t>r A b. Sinslc _.-tub of atljus L!blo p0$ition
c. A is true t>u1 R is false c. Double stub
d. A is fn lse but R is true d. Brood band cliroctiunal coupler
58 Allllertion 1A): Pi.,-t od cctric tr:onsducc 'I he copacitance of '"' insulated conducting
be used tor measurernnl L)f both totic spbetl! of rndius R in vocuum js;
and tl'yoamic pht:nt>meoo.
a. l ns., R
Reason (R): Pie-1.oelectric transducers have
wry good hlgh frequency response. b. 41!c0 R

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a. Both A and R individually true and c. .lm; R'
R is U1e con-oc.t of A
d. 4111;0 R
\>. B<Jih A and R are individu lh true but
R is not tltc correct explannlion I)[ 1\ matorials having lompen>turc
A is ltlle but R is false cucUicicut " f 0.004 aucl 0.0(14 tespccti vci.V

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cl. l\ is false but R i; true ""' joinoo in .eri 1l1d ovor.>ll
temperature coef'Jici<:nt ts approxirn,lely :
59 Asertiun (A): S:unple1HIt:t syste'"
a. 0.08
requires hnlcl circuit.

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Rea,.on (R): Hold circuit convert< lhe b. 0.04
signolto analog fo1m. (;, 0.001
n. Roth A and R are individua lly lnlc nnd d. 0.0001
R the corroct "'(]llnnntion ul' '\ A 10 pF' capacitor 1s f'cd from dU a,c.
h. Bolh A and R are individually true but
R js not the corr<:<:t of A
ra voll4& source cnnl:nnm& a fundamental
and a third bam1oltic of strength one-third
c. A is lnle but R is false of limclamcnt:cl. TI1e lh lnl h:c.,nmtie
m
current flowing through lhe capaciwr
cl. A is false but R i9 tr<te
expressed as percentage of U>o:>
1\.,ert ion (A): C'opad toe trnnducers can fundamcntnl tUider >lClldystote condition
he used for measmement of hoth and
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will bo:
tlyuautic phenomena.
a. l50o
R,eason (Rl: <:>Jlll<!tlive lranducers
b. 1001.
cxtremel,)
C. SO'lo
a. 13()th A imd R are intliviuu.111)' !rue nod
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R the com:.;[ CXplanotion orA d.

b. lloUJ A ond R arc indjv[doall) but oti In a two clement series network. the
R is not tl1u corn.lcl c."<pl.uution of i\ voltage nd onrrent respecthely are given
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as. v(l) 50 s in (314 t) 1 50 sin (9-12 t} V

c. 1\ is (fue but R i(l) 10 in (3 14 tl 60 ) 8 s ill (942L
tl. A is fnlc hut R true 45") A, than Ute power factor of the
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6t l'wo coil are coupled in uch w ay that network is approxjmalely

noutunl iucluctMce between them i 16 . 0.9
mll. If Uou induciJ1nccs of U1c coils .rc 20
h. 0.6
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mH and 80 cuH respectively, the

coefficient ofcoupling i>: c. 0.3
n. t),OJ d. Q. t
h. u..J ,7
t+ 2)
c. 0, I
d, (1,0025
represents n:
62 For a Lransmis.o;lon liJie load m31chlng over " RL impedance only
a range ofJruqueneies. it is boslw tlSC b. RC impedanc.: only
c. RL admitl4nce and RC impooaoc.;
 d. RC admittance and RL impedmcc
h8. In a CRO tlSligmatism is: r-=-h
a.
b.
A source of generating taSI electrons
A medium lb r absorbing secondary

emission electrons For shown above, the black box
c.. An additioo1al locus control coma ins resistors and independent sources
The current I is 3 A artd 1.5 A fcr R
d. A I hno-dcluy control in the vertical
deflection system = 0 and 20. respecti vely. For R = 10.
what is the currem I?

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69. In an clectromctct, the movable plate is II
a, lA
em in diameter. When 12 kV is :lpplied
behveen the movnhle and the lixed b. 1A
plate, the force is 0.006 N. The chang< in c. 3A
for 1..5 11ll11 Of d. 4A
movable plute is:
74. What is the Laplace transform of a

.c
a. J0' 12F fimc.tion (\ (t-1) 'I
b. !1.37 IO.,;F a. 2
c. 0.125 ' IO'"F

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b. 0
d. 12.5 10'12F
70. Continuous recording of 11 signal Is not d. 2s
possible in a
7S.
ra
a. Magnetic tape recorder
b. Strip cbrut recorder '"
c:. X Y rec(lrdor

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d. Galvanomerric recoder
71. l'he successive approximation AID output
for a 4-bit convener to a 8.217 Volt input Who! i:s the lime cotlStnnt of the circuit
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(if the reference is 5 V) will be:

al>ove?
a. lJO I a. 0.5 s
b. 0 11 0 b. Is
c. 10 10 c. 2s
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d. 100 1
d. 4s

76.
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In the nelworl\ above, il is g1ven

In tbe circuit shown above, wh"n is the
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power absorbed by the I n resistor tv

UtUI v = I V and -' - = - 10 V/s nl a time t.
maximum? dr
a. R O where 1 is the a fter switch S is
closed. What is the value ofC?
b. R - H !
a. 0.05 F
c. R - 4n
b. 0. 1 f'
tl. R >
c. 0.15F
73.
d. 0.1 F
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77. A series R-L circuit is to be corule<:red to
an a.c.
Which one of the lollowing is correct?
The trans ient current will be absem if the
sourt:e is connected at a tinle that
a. trJ/0 = 0

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(!)
1.:. ru r., = tan
I
R
d. 1000 w
d. tn 10 bas any arbiter value
A series RLC circuit is switched on 10 a &2.
step voltage V at t = 0. What are the Initial n

C:._____,t
R ; J

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and final values of the current in the
cl rcuit. respectively'?
i (i)
a. VIR. V/R

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b. Zero, lnliniiy
c.. Zero, Zero VL.O

d. Zero. V/R ra For the netw!lrk shown nhovc. if the

Cltncnl i(t) = J2 sin((!)/ - 30). then 1vhm Is
7?,
tl1e value of R?
a. tn
m
b. 30
c. .J3n
d. J .../3 0
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What does the function I\() ploltea in the

above figure represent? 83. A control system has a transfer functio11
a Unit limction Ktl O.Ss)(l + 2s + Ss' )
1
.< (11s)( l t 5s+ IOs' X1 + 100s+500s,)
b. linit impulse function
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What is I he lypc oft he

c. Unit ramp function
a. ()
d. Unit Parabolic function
b. I
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80. A lossy capacitor is by an

Ideal capacitor C with a high tcsistance R c. It
in What is the Q of the circuli lit d. Il l
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frequency ro? 114. Which ont of lho followit1g is corrccl'l

a. mCit Final value lhcorem is not applicable lor
the system wben the input is:
b.
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a. Step
c. luCfR
b. Ramp
d. ltl(coC)
c. Parabolic
St. A voltage of V = IOOL30 is applied to an
d. Exponential
impedance 2 - 3 j4. WWch one ur Ooe
tOII(lwing is Lhe power lriang:le? 85. Which olie of the following statements
re.garding steady state errors in control

[L_
L:Jm'" lf'mW
system is not correct?
u. Steady state error analysis relies on the
usc of initial valuc
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b Sumdy error IS a measure o( c
b)' Stem accuracy "lien u spcc1 fie 1ypu
or input is applied to 3 comrol system.
c 'I he. error constants do nm give
informarion rcg;Ltding stead) slulc 0
0rror wben inputs are other thru1 step.
mmp and parabolic The tronslcf 1\.inction for the diagram
cl Steady error docs not provrdc shown nbilVe ts gtvcn b)' 11 hic.h one of the
infonnnuon on hm1 the error varies ing7
a. 111 1

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whh lllllC.
Whrch one of the following is the most b siK /( I+.<RC)
likely reason ror lurge overshoot rn n c. sRC/( 1-sRC)
cunlrol system'> d. l+sRC
a. lllgh gam m a QO_ The instrumeututiou aulpliCiers arc used

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b Presence or dc.1d time m a pnncrpally to ampl ify srgnul!i lrom 1vhkh
system of followmg'!
c High posllwe correcung torque a. Tronsduccrn

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d High retarding mrque b. ActiVe fillors
87 In the umc domain analysis of feedback c. Choppers
control systems whrch one parr of the
d DIA conwrters
f'rlllowing is not matched?
Which of the tollowmg pnmnry delet'tor
a. Under
of nonhnllarnres
Mmrmi1cs rhe eft'ec1
ra
')t '
tYflC' tmnsducers are employed I'M
displacement measurement
b. Dommam l'oles- Trnnstems dre out l f'herm1$tor
more mp1dl)
m
2 diaphragm
c Far ll\\e.t)' poles to the lei! half of s-
plnne;- l'mnMentS die out more ruprdly J . Thermocouple
cl A pole nilllr to the len uf dominant 4 Pivot Torque
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complex poles and ne-.tr a .rero.- Sela:l c(liTeCl UIIS\H:.r usiog the cud"
oftrunsi<lllt is small given below
88 Whicll of the folio\\ rng transfer funcuous n. 1 and 2
is/arc minuuurn phase lmllSfcr function(s)?
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b 2
I c 3and4
I.
(.> I) d I
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2
(s4 3)(.v ,. correct ans11cr t1smg the code gtYcn helow
the lfSIS
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3 List-l
(s+3)(s-4)
A , Variable capacnancc dev1ce
Select the correct UUS\\-et using t.be cod(!
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g.ven below
C.
u. land3
List-11
b I only
I Flow
c land3
2 Temperature measurement
d None
3. Pressure. tnUlsdl.tccr
89 4. force nnd torque measurement
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n AJ, BI , C2 c. Very small resistance
b. A2. B4, C3 d. Copncillince nnd il.< power factor
c.. 112. BL CJ 10\1 Whnt is a dlffcrentlul translbrmc(/
d AJ, Fl4, C1 a. Co11stant tmnsducer
93 Which disrlncement tnlnsducer is tor b. prcssvre transducer
nccurale nnd liucar nH!asurerHCHI'! c. Constant displacemcnt iTansducer
a LVDT d. Variahle inductance transducer
b. S1n110 guugc Ill I The imperfect capacitance "Juch as

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c. Pmcmiomcter shunted by 11 resistance can be measured
d Capacitive displaoemem tmnsducer by wh1ch one of the following'!
Which ampl iJier is used in an clcdronio a. Carey Foster bridge
nmlt imeler? b. Owen bridge
a Po"er umplffier c. Schering bridge

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b. Outler amplifier d. Wicn bridge
c. umplifier 102 Due to which one uf Ute following reasons
d. Widcbrutd runplilicr bearings of PMMC Jnstnunent mode of

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.Jc,vct?
I'or low ( from lew micro ohms
to one ohm) measurement, which bridge is a. ro 3\'0id wear and 1<:nr of the moving
system
n. Whllln:;tone bridge
ra b. ro pro I' ide small suppon
b. Kelvin bndgc. c. It can he eas ily replaced
c. Guarded Whe:ustonc d. I o make the system robust
d. bridge 103
m
96. Which bridge IS used to detemune
frequency? v I
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I I .J.:b
b. De Souty bridge
c. Wien bridge
d. Campbell bridge
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97 dielectric of a t'<lpucitur cuu ho Por the circnil shown. what IS the voltage
llll'l!Siarcd by which one p rthc following? V if tho soulee vnlluge 1$ rtoduccd by 50%?
o. Wicn bndge a, IR +E
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b Owen hridg< b. E - lR
c. Sdtcring bridge c. 21R - tE/2)
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QS luductanco measured by which one of 104
tM tollowing?
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b. Schcring bridge
c. MnX\vell bridge
d_ Owen bridge '--- - - --
Schering bridge can used 10 measurd Voltnge Stlurce is l'tJlrc>entea as shown in
wh1ch one of the following? U1c figure given above.
a. Q <f a coil What ls the cq1tivalcnt curront source'!
b Jnductnncc !Uld its OYulue
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resistance is 10 V. what is the voltage
the voltage source In the circuit shown
above?
a. -50 V

h.
10 <'-lOOi b. -10
c.
v
10 v
d. - 50 v

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In 1he circuit shown above. what the
a, value ohhe currem I?

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a. JA
1()5, b. 2A
c. 3A
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d. 4 A
- ( t)
ra
WIJ Why is the core of the transformer buill up
oflam ination"
For the network shown in the figure. what a. To reduce eddy current loss
m
is the voltage across the current source I? h. For convenience of fabrication
a. V - RI c. No specillc advantage
b. V+ Rl d. For increasing the permeubil lry
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d. RI - V dipoles arc known as:
106. a. Pammagnetic
b.
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c. Fen-omagnetic
d. Fen-imagnctic.
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What is the value of lhe current I in the correct answer using lhc code give-n below
circuit shown above? the lists:
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h. 2.5 A A. Silicon steel
c. 30 A
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d. 311 A C. A lnict>
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I. High frequency transformers
,., ,\' 2. Pe-mtancot magne-ts
3. Current rransfom1ers
i) 4. Power transfonncrs
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A B c I. 2und 3
n, 2 b. I and 2on l}
b. 4 J 2 c. 2 and :; only
c. 3 d. lnd 3 only
d. 4 I l 11 7 Which one of the lbllowmg is U>e correct
Ill Which one <1f the 1\.\llowlng i$ the oorrcct st:11ement?
sllltcmcnt1 When a p-11 juncrivn i$ revcrse-bias<:d,
l'he oricntotional in them

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t>olyMomic go$ i> proportioMI w a. Hole ml tt11!Vc oway l'rom
Ute junction
temperature r
h liT b. Depletion region

c. .,., c, Barrier breaks dnwn

d. indupondenl ofT d. Minority carriers are nol 3il'ected

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113 Tn the case of n dielectric. subj<>eW<1 to ou ll 8 Consider the ful lowing <btomont nbnot p-
nltemntjng e lectric field of li'cqucncy f. the- It junctions:

clielectric pmportionnl1<1 which one I. p-n jnnction behavel! '' c:tpicil()r

ce
or the t'olluwing'l wht:1t fqtWard bi;;ed.
(l. r 2 p-n junction h.-.s p and n type
b. r 5emlconductors with depletion faye. in

c. li f ra P'll junctoon has a widT depl<JLiou
''- vf layc:r "" "'nn p:cretl tn ZCTter diode.
114 The eloc.tronic Polaris >htlily of an inert
W]liclt of (he g[,en above 3n>
gas atom is proportiona l to wlticb one of
m
com.-cl?
foll01<iQg'1
- l . 2and3
R b. I and 2 u11l)'
b. R'
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d. I and 3 only
d R'1
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(Where R
the radius ofthc> lctom)

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The ty pe of charge carriers in
c.lose to which nne ofthe following?
semioc)nduetor com be fo11ml by
o, 'rhe top of tho valence bond
a. etlecl
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b. Piezoelectric eJfecl
c. The top of the oonductiou bnnd
c. Photoolcetric effect
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116 Cons idef' lhe followi.ng statements about
.sctmiconductors?
12U Wlich one of following is U1e c:mrect u,.,
sL-:attancmt?
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During procc5s of mognctizarion of
S\lmiconductors lid."' b13tW""-1l tlu: forromngnetic mn:ri.al. tlte magnetic
valence band and conduction band.

2. 'fltc forbidden cncf!'Y gap m
a. Only expnnd
gennnium al 0 K i nhQnl 0.72 cV,
b. fml orul thou C.'<pond
3. Semiconductors have
lempeulure of resi..'*tivity. c. bXJlllnd fu>it ond then rollltc
Which of the .stnemenls given tooo\'e nrc d. Neither nltate nor exp:md
correct'/