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2. (a)
(b)
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(c) t of Fig. 2 (c), when the switch is closed t = 0, it is noticed that i (0) = 10 mA
. sec. Assuming zero initial current for inductor and zero initi a! charge for
411 e values of and R1 and L.
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3. (a) Define the attenuation coefficient and phase coefficient in the context of a transmission line.
A correctly terminated transmission line has Zo = 6 00 0, a,= 1.2 dB/m and = 18 /m (with
usual notations). The line is 5 m long and is fed from a 600 0 source of e.m.f. 3V. Find the
magnitude of the received current at the output and its phase relative to the input voltage.
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(b) The Fig. 3(b) shows the Wien's bridge for measurement of frequency. Drive suitable
expressions under b a! anced bridge condition. What should then be the rei ali on between R and
R1 and between C and C 1 so that the excitation frequency is expressed as 11(21t RC)?
fi!!l. 3 (b)
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Assummg IDss = 5 A and Vpo = -3 V
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(b) what circuit configuration would be preferred and why?
dge ecti fier fed through a transformer from a 2 30 V, 50 Hz supply is used to deliver
to a transistor radio at 9V d-e. Assuming ideal dides and load resistance of 900,
N ci the turns-ratio and current rating of transformer. Also find the d-e and a-c (rms)
v ues of Load current and Peak-Inverse-Voltage.
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The mid-band equivalent circuit of a common emitter transistor amplifier is shown in Fig.
4(c). The h-parameters of the transistor used are
h, = !5oo o, = 1o-3 , ht. = 1oo,
h 0 ,=50x 10-6 0
Find the mid-band gain is, libe where is, where is the current in 5 kO resister.
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5.
(a)
(i)
the followmg logtc functions usmg Kamaugh maps and
f(A,B,C,D)=
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'!em ng NAND
OM (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,12,13)
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(b) It ts destred to add two one-btt btnaty duce the result as Sum and Carry
Prepare a truth table, Karnaugh map and I p sstons to destgn a Half-Adder usmg
muumum number of NAND
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(c) What do you understand byr &. en gap in energy bands?
Electrons are s t idden energy gap Eo in Germanium by bombarding of
photons. Calculate the i ave! ength for a photon which will produce electron-hoi e
patrs m Germantum, I eV.
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(d) A I OkW, 144 0 - hunt generator has resistance Loss of 4 00 watts in its field winding
(b) Two I 0 0 kVa, !-phase transfo are nnected in parallel on both primary and secondary
sides. One transformer has op of 0.5% and reactive drop of 8% of the voltage on
full load. The other has the s ng drops of 0.75% and 4% respectively. How will the
total! oad of 2 0 0 ty w actor be shared?
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(c) The bulk n -typ re o a particular Germanium junction has conductivity of I 04 S/m at
3 00 K and that fo e p -region is I 02 S/m. Find the voltage drop across the junction in
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Qu2stion no. 1 is compulsory.
I. Select any three of the followmg statements, read them careful!
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the correct and the
mcorrect ones Justify your answer usmg not more than 20 0 words
(20x3 = 60)
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State Nyquist Stability Criteria and investigate the stability of the closed loop system with the
following open loop transfer function.
2 3
G(s) H(s) = ((s + )) by drawing Nyquist plot
s s-1
Wherever the Nyquist plot crosses the real or imaginary axis determine the frequency and the
intercept value.
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3. (a) The response of an initially relaxed time invariant constant parameter system to a unit
impulse applied at t = 0 is 4 e-2t u (t).
(i) Find through time domain analysis the response to the same system to an input e-tu(t)
(ii) Find the time function which when applied to the system would yield a response sin
2t. u(t).
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(b) An open loop transfer function of unity feedback system 1s given by
G(s) (
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) .Determine the damping factor, undamped natural frequency, al
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frequency and time response for a unit step input.
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4. (a) Dioow <ho
applications.
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(b) With a neat sketch explain the working principle of circuit to breaker Explain
why such a circuit breaker is prone to current choppi " tis the voltage expected across
the contacts of the circuit breaker under such a c
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(c)
c1rcu1t tn which the resistance IS 1 fault place reducmg the max1mum power
transferable to 0 5 P U, whereas e ault this power was 2 0 P U and after the
clearance of the fault 1t 1s I 5 P By use of Equal Area cntena determme the cnt:l cal
cleanng angle ( 0)
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7. (a) D1scuss the advant u -antages of HVDC transm1ss1on over a c transnu ss1on
Explam wtth i:liagrarn how power flow m an HVDC transm1ss1on system
netther d1rect:1o a e
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(b) 11-<l:V, 3-phase star-connected alternator has a resistance of 0.3 ohm and a
ohms per phase. It delivers fulllo ad current at a power factor of 0. 8 lagging
r ted voltage. Compute the terminal Voltage for the same excitation and I oad
.8 p.f.leading.
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at is a synchronous condenser? Distinguish between a synchronous condenser and a static
var compensator. Why is static var compensation necessary in a power system?
8. An electric train has an average speed of 42 kmph on a level track between stops 1400 m
apart. It is accelerated at 1.7 kmphps and is broken at 3.3 kmphp s. Draw the speed-time curve
for the run. Estimate the energy consumption at the axle of the train per ton km. Take tractive
resistance constant at 50 N/ton and allow I 0 per cent for rotational inertia.
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(b) Explain the working principle of a time graded protective scheme for radial feeders. Explain
further with a sketch of a ring main feeder, why the time graded protective scheme as to be
sup pi emented by dire eli onal control.
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(c) An II kV, 3-phase radial feeder is equipped with two current transformers along with their
associated I.D.M.T.L. relays at two different locations. The c.t. ratios are 600/5 and 200/5
respectively and the relay associated with each c. t. has the following characteristic,
PI ug Setting Multiplier (PSM) Times in sees
2 I0
3 6
5 4.1
I0 30
l:lme of operal:lon of this rei ay, 1f the fault current through the amps Also
cal cui ate the time setting and time of operation of the other rei a onn ted to 6 00/5 c. t.
mqi,.fO.Soo. u0
assuming a plug setting of 2 00% and taking into consideration the a
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te discrimination
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12. (a) Ftnd the requtred stze of a cubtc ca111 ty resonator to have a donunant mode at
the dommant modes for thts ca111 ty
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(c) A broadside antenna array has 20 identical radiators, 112 apart. Find
the directivity of the array and express it in decibels. ," - /
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