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B.TECH. DDGREE EXAMINATION, NOVEMBER 2O1O

Third Semester
IJranch-Itrloctronics and Communication, Applied Itrlectronics and Instrumcntation
I,llcctronics and Instrumentation Engineering
NETWORK THEORY (L A S)
( Regular,/Improvement/Supplementary)
'l'irne : 'l'hree Hours Maximum : 100 Marks
Part A
Ansu,er all qttestions briefly.
INaclt question curries 4 marhs.
1. l)el-rne and distinguish beween :

(i) mosh and nodc. (ii) mesh and supcr mesh.

2. Two similar coupled coils of rcsistance 5Q and self inductance 1H arc in series. This is in selies
with a 100pt!' capacitor, A 200V, 50Hz source energizes the circuit. Draw the circuit, place thc dot
markings and calculate the coupling coeffrceint so that the circuit behavcs like a pure resistor.
3. Dr:line and cxplain thc terms : oriented graph, incidence and reduced incidence matrices, basic
cul-sel and tic-scl matrices.
4. State and oxplain Norton's theorem with a general example. How would you obtain thc Thevcnin's
equivalent from thc Norton's equivalent circuit ? Illustrate.
5. Statc and provc initial value theorcm when the excitation is continuous.
6. Obtain Laplacc 'Iransform of a ramp function ?
7. l)cfinc thc driving point irnpedance and admittance ofa two-port network.
8. [)cfine ciraractcristic irnpedance. Explain its practical significancc.
9. Writc thc propcrtics of Hurrvitz polynornial ?

10. Comparc thc propcrties of foster and causer forms ofnctworks.

(10x4=40marks)
Part B
Azsrr;cr either Section (q,) or (b) from each module.
Each /itlL questioru ccLrries 12 m.arhs.
MODULD I
11. (a) (i) Usc sourco transformation to convert thc circuit shown in fig.1. to a simple Norton
equivalent.
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Fig.1.

(6 rnarks)

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(ii) Calculate the power delivered by the dependent voltage source in thc circuit shown
it frg.2. 5g1

tot x.ig.z.

(6 marks)
Or
(b)Calculate the effective inductance ofthe circuit shown in fig.3. across the terminals AJ3.

8H

Fig,3.
9H

(12 rnarks)
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12. (a) (i) A source of 100 V feeds a load impedance Z" through a series impcdance Z"(25 +740) a.
1 Dctermine the load impedancc for maximum power transfer and the value of the
maximum power.
2 If the load consists ofa pure resistancc Rt,, find the value of Il, for which maxirnum
power is transfcrrcd to the load. I)ctcrminc the value of thc maximum power ?
(6 marks)
(ii) Using Supcrposition theorem, determine the current in each branch of the network
in frg.4.

(6 marks)
Or
(b) Draw thc fundamental .loops and fundamcntal cut-sets corrcsponding to a tree T ofthc nctwork
graph which is shown by soiid lines in lrig.S. write thc fundamcntal loop matrix 13, and the
fundamontal cut-set matrix Qr" of thc graph.

(6 marksl

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13. (a) The circuit parameters ofFig.6 are R = 10 kO, L = 800 mH, C = 100 nF. and Va" Z0V, find
= :

(i) L,o (t) for r 2 0

(ii) to (t) for ! 2 0
(iii) Use initial and final value theorems to check the initial and frnal values of current and
voltage.

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(12 marks)
Or
(b) Determine the Fourier Transform of the exciting voltage :

I
u(') = {
A",, t>o
I o, t<o
and sketch the amplitude and phase spectra. Ifthe above voltage is applied across a scries RC
circuit, find i(t).
(12 marks)
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1.4. (a) (i) Find the transmission parameters for the network shown in Hg.?.

Fig.7.

(4 marks)

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(ii) Determine the Z and Y parameters for the two-port network shown in fig.8.

(8 marks)
Or
(b) (i) Deterrnine the lr-matrix of the network in Fig.9.

(6 marks)
(ii) Deslg-naTa!$rus 'Z,kll:z
and nominal impedance ll,o = 500 o. Aiso find its characteristic impedance and phase
constant at 24 kHz.
(6 marks)
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15. (a) (i) Check whetrr", e("){}--f is positive real ? (6 marks)

(ii) Realise ,trt "n lg in first

I ]"' aJ cauqr form and draw the circuit. (6 rnarks)
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or
(b) (i) Check whether (i) s2 + 4s + 7 and (ii) sa + 3s2 + 6s + 20 are Hurwitz ? (6 marks)

(ii) .
Realise z(s)
s(s' - +)
(6 marks)
tFnll (sn E in I'oster I form of LC neLwork.
l5 x L2 = 60 marksl

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