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Part A (2 Marks)

1. Give the characteristics of a series and parallel circuit.


2. State superposition theorem.
3. State Thevenin’s theorem.
4. Write down the relationship between line and phase voltages in three phase delta
connection.
5. For a three-phase star connected system, the line voltage is 2000 V and line current is
20 A, Calculate the value phase voltage and phase current.
6. State and explain Kirchoff’s laws.
7. State KCL and write the expression with simple diagram.
8. For a three-phase star connected system, the line voltage is 4000 V and line current is
100 A, Calculate the value phase voltage and phase current.
9. Find the maximum power consumed by the load RL for the Thevenin’s equivalent
circuit shown below.

10. For a three-phase delta connected system, the phase voltage is 250 V and phase
current is 52 A, Calculate the value line voltage and line current.
11. Find current through 500Ω resistor for the circuit shown below.

12. Draw the I-V characteristics of SCR.


13. Find the RMS and average value of half wave rectifier for the maximum current of 5
A.
14. Mention the application of PN junction diode.
15. What is meant by doping in a semiconductor?
16. Draw the symbols of JFET and IGBT.
17. Draw the VI characteristics of PN junction diode
18. What is the usage of depletion layer in PN junction diode?
19. Write the different type of configuration in BJT
20. Draw the VI characteristics of SCR
Part B (8 Marks)
1. Using mesh analysis, find the power absorbed by 50 Ω resistor.

2. Find the current through 30 ohms branch by mesh analysis.

3. Using nodal analysis, determine the current in the 50 ohms branch in the circuit of
Figure.
4. Using maximum power transfer theorem, find the maximum power absorbed by load
RL.

5. Find the current flowing through the 10 Ω resistor using superposition theorem.

6. Using nodal analysis, find the power absorbed by 30 Ω resistor.

7. What is the value of the unknown resistor R shown in the circuit, if the voltage drop
across the 500 Ω resistor is 2.5V.
8. Derive the expression for the average value of Full wave rectified voltage wave form.
9. A alternating current of frequency 60 Hz has a maximum value of 120 A. Write down
the equation for its instantaneous value also find the RMS value of the current.
10. Derive the RMS and Average value of full wave rectified wave form
11. An A.C. circuit having a resistance of 15Ω, an inductance of 0.2 H and a capacitance
of 100 μF in series is connected across a single phase 115 volt, 50 Hz supply.
Calculate:
1. Impedance; 2. Current ; 3. Power factor; 4. Voltage across R. L and C
12. A resistance R, an inductance L = 0.5 H and a capacitance C are connected in series.
When a voltage v = 495 sin 3000t volts is applied to this series combination, the
current flowing is i = 19.8 sin (3000 t – 40°) amperes. Find R and C.
13. A resistor of 10 Ω, an inductance of 100 mH and a capacitance of 150 mF are
connected in series and supplied by 200 V, 50 Hz supply. Calculate (i) inductive
reactance (ii) capacitive reactance (iii) impedance (iv) current (v) power factor and (vi)
real power.
14. In a RL series circuit, the voltage and current equations are given by,
v = 282.84 sin314t volts
i = 70.71 sin (314t - 60º) amps
(i) Find the circuit constants R and L.
(ii) Find the power factor and power consumed by the circuit.
15. Derive the expression for the rms value of half wave rectified voltage wave form.
16. The equation of an alternating current is i = 62.35 sin 323t Amps. Determine the
maximum value, frequency, rms value and average value of current.
17. Derive the star and delta network voltage and current relationship with suitable circuit
diagram.
18. Explain the construction, working and operating characteristics of JFET’s with
relevant diagrams.
19. Draw the circuit diagram of an NPN junction transistor CE configuration and describe
the static input and output characteristics.
20. With the help of neat sketches and characteristic curves, explain the operation of the
junction FET.
21. Explain the working of a PN junction diode under forward bias condition and plot its
V-I characteristics.
22. Explain the working of a PN junction diode under reverse bias condition and plot its
V-I characteristics.
23. Compare JFET and BJT
24. Explain the construction, working and operating characteristics of MOSFET with
relevant diagrams.
25. Explain the construction, operation and characteristics of SCR with neat diagrams.
26. Explain the operation of PNP transistor with neat diagram

Part C (10 Marks)


1. Using maximum power transfer theorem, find the maximum power consumed by load
50 Ω

2. a) A resistance of 100 ohm is connected in series with a 50 mF capacitor to a supply at


200 V, 50 Hz. Find the (i) impedance, current, power factor and phase angle and (ii)
The voltage across resistor and across capacitor.
b) Draw the voltage and current wave form of the pure inductor and capacitor circuit.
3. Find the power consumed by 2 ohm resistor using superposition theorem
4. a) A circuit is having resistance R in series with a capacitor C. An ac voltage is applied
to this circuit. Derive equations for voltage, current, impedance and power factor.
(7 Marks)
b) Give the different power represent in single phase AC circuit. (3 Marks)
5. Using Superposition theorem, calculate the current through the 17 Ω resistor.

6. Find the current flowing through 50 Ω resistor in the circuit shown below using super
position Theorem.

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