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Boe SEINE arm ig (00 NOT OPEN THIS TEST ROOKLFT UNTIL YOU ARE ASKED 10 DO SO) 1 HUF-P-VEA “Test Booklet Series Serial No, TEST BOOKLET ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Paper—t (Time Allowed : Two Hours) [Maximum Marks © 200) INSTRUCTIONS 1. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE EXAMINATION, YOU SHOULD (CHECK THAT THIS TEST BOOKLET DOES NOT HAVE ANY UNPRINTED OR TORN, GR MISSING PAGES OR ITEMS, ETC. IF SO, GET IT REPLACED BY A COMPLETE TEST BOOKLET 2. PLEASE NOTE THAT IT 1S THE CANDIDATE'S RESPONSIBILITY TO ENCODE, ‘AND FILL IN THE ROLL NUMBER AND TEST BOOKLET SERIES CODE. A, B, C (OR D CAREFULLY AND WITHOUT ANY OMISSION OR DISCREPANCY AT THE APPROPRIATE PLACES IN THE OMB ANSWER SHEET. ANY OMISSION’ DISCREPANCY WILL RENDER THE ANSWER SHEET LIABLE FOR REJECTION. 3. You have to enter your Rell Number on the Test Bowker in the Bus provided alongside. DO NOT | ‘write anpthing else onthe Test Booklet. ‘4. This Test Booklet consins 120 items (questions). 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(0) Thee are four aeratvs fr the answer 1 every question. For ach question for ‘shich cong ane hos toen given bythe candidate, onetNird oF the mas assigned 1S tha question sl be deducted ss penalty (iy Hearcantidate ves more than one answer, it will be Weald as wrong answer even If one ofthe given answers huppons fo bo coect nd there wil be same penalty 2s above to that question (iy Tha question 1s eft blank, is, no answer is given by the candidate, there will be fo penalty for that question. DO NOT OPEN THIS TEST BOOKLET UNTIL VOU ARE ASKED TO DO SO, Which one of the following helps ‘experimental confirmation of the Cystine state of mater 7 (@)_ Shock compression () Photo emission (©) Conductivity measurements (8) ray ditaction ‘The electric semiconductor is conductivity of pure (a) Proportion to temperature jereases exponentially with ‘empoature (e) Decreases exponent temperature (Not altered with temperature ly with onde fling sntererts pentaiing to the resistance of conductor 1. Reaatance can be simply defined as the ratio of voliage across the conductor to the current through the conductor. Tit is, in fae, Georg Ohm's law 2. Resistance is a function of voltage and current 3, Resistance isa funtion of conducor romatry and ite conductivity ‘Which ofthe shove satements are eoret? () 1 and 2 only (8) 2 and 3 only (© 1 and 3 only (@ 1.2mnd3 4 The ratio of fone radi of Cations Le and that of Anions i. ry fr stable and ‘unstable ceramic crystal structure, is © © © © Less than uy Ceater than ity unity ther lesser or greater than unity ‘Which one of he fllowing statements x © i} ° ® For insulators the band-gep is narow as compared to semiconductors For insulators the band-gap is relatively wide whereas for semiconductors it matow “The band-gip ie arrow in width for both the insulators and conductors The band-gap is coually wide for both conductors snd semiconductors In an exirinsie semiconductor the conductivity sigifianly depends upon o o © @ Majority change caries ynerted due ‘to impurity doping Minot charge carriers generated due to thermal agitation Majority carpe carts wenrated due to thermal agitation Minor change earsietsgenrated due 10 impurity doping Nesessary condition for photolectrie @ } © @ heed hv 2 me hw > 1 wet (Cond) 6 In some substances when an clectie fold ‘sapliedthe substance becomes polrize ‘The clectons and muelli assume now ‘geometric! positions and the rpechanical 2. Non periodic 3. Periodic for some value of period N Which of the above statements is/are (Tony (©) 2only (©) Sonly (8) Vand 3 (Conta) 2 4, 4 Consider the following tnsorms 4. 1. Foti transform 2. Laplace tansform Which ofthe above wansforms ire wed signal processing ? 1 only @ () 2only (© Both 1 and 2 (© Neither 1 or 2 ‘The vractr diodes voltage depend 1. Resistance 2 Capacitance 3. Inductance Which ofthe above ise cortet ? @ Tony © 2only (@) 5 only (a) tana s 4”. The impulse response fo the discrete time system yn] = 024 ( [a] + x fn — 1) + x [m2] +x (n= 3)) is given by (2) 0 for 0 o0 (© f)~0 forn> n, @ f= 2 fora Positive or negative integer) Zetcansform deals with discrete time stems for their 1. Transient behaviour 2. Steady-state behavior Which of the above behavi (@) only (©) 2 only (©) Both 1 and 2 (@) Neither 1 90r 2 (Cond) 9. 0. su “The response of linen, time-invariant iseretetime system to unit step input ula) is a. The system response 10 a ‘amp input 8 ua} Would be @ 8-11 ©) ofa) (©) na-1) (@) nfo Consider a disereterandom assuming finitely many values, The cumulative dsribaton unetion, FE) hs the flowing properties pr 2. Fie is aom-ecresing with Hnitely any jump-liscontinutes 3. Fe) 1s negative and now deureasing Which of the above properties is/are (@) only (6) 2 only (6) 3 only (@) 2 and 3 Consider & random process given by x) = A.cos Gn f+ 0), where A isa ‘Rayleigh distributed random arable end (in niformly diceibated in (0, 2a] A fand 0 are independent. For any time & the probability density fanetion (PDF) of sty is (4) Gaussian (©) Rayleigh (© Risin (@) Uniform in [-A, A] 2 s. st. ss. Poisson's equation is derived with the following assumption about the medium The mechs is (@) Non-homogencous and isotropic {() Non-homogeneous ad non-sor0p= {@), Homogeneous and non isotopic @ Homogencous and iotropic The sate space representation ofa near xq = AXIO + BUD y= €Xi0 What isthe transfer funtion H\s) ofthe system ? @ Cot-ayB () Bol-ayic © CGl-AB @ Bol-aye ayederX, Zeoke,t, is the eT, combined ignomeric form of Fourier sete foe (©) tal cid wave (Sawtooth wave (©) Rectangular wave (@) lmpatse tain A signal x, is given by x, = 36%, Soy 0 1 2 2.x, = 4, where the subscript‘ denotes time. The peak valu ofthe auto coreation OF 18 @ 0 0 ws @ 6 (Con) 56. A system has impulse response bin] = cos (au (a. The syst is (0) Causal and stable (©) Non causal and sable (©) Non causal an not stable (@) Causal and not stable 37. It the tree essere im deta ework se all equal in vals 4. Rug then the value ofthe resultant resistors in each branch ofthe equivalent star network ie Ry ll be equ to cy Rowra ) PB R ours ( on © 2a (8) Regn 58. Looprotiage equations ofa passive crit see grea by ay te Mah] [% Zn te Ly || by %y %m 2a llb] LY hyenas 23 15 12 2 2204 3 azso ‘Which ofthe above reltion are comet? (@) Vand? only () Vand 3 only () 2and 3 only 59. A function e() sass the diferential equation €() +6 ()~ (9. For er intl ondton «() can be represented by @ e we © eu @ ewe) ‘where ut) is @ unit step faction. ©, For the network shown, Thevenin's ‘equivalent voliage source and resistance ar, respectively: hos ika A 1 mV and 10.0 LV and 1 4a TV and 1k 1V and 10.0 @ ® © © 61, Inthe cieit shown, ifthe power consul bythe SO resistors 10 W, then the power factor ofthe citcut is sok im [ee wan os 06 o © (8) 1, 2nd 3 © @ os 02 (Contd) For the circuit shovn, ifthe power 64 ‘consumed by $0 resistor i 10 W, then yeinev ©) q o. 1 esta 2 Total impedance = $ 92 3. Power factor 866 Which ofthe above are correct ? 6s. (@ Vand only (Vand 2 oy (©) 2nd 3 only © .2md3 For given fixed tee of a network, the 66 following form an independent st 1. Branch eurents 2. Link voltages Which of the above isare core (only () 2only (© Both t and 2 (© Neither 1 nor 2 For ibe nctwork graph, the numer of ees (@) and the number of cutsets (Q) are respecively (@) 4 md () 6 and 2 (©) Aand 6 @ 2anté For which one of the following measurements a thermistor can be use? () Veociy (&) Humany (©) Displacement @) Percent of CO, in at ‘According to network graphs, the network vith 1. Only two odd vertices is taversable 2. No odd veries is taversble 3. Two or more than two od vertices are taversable Which of the above statements inere (@ 1 only ©) 2only (©) only @ baw? (Contd) 67, Por any lumped network, for any eu sets 6. and at any instant of time the algebraic sum of all branch eumens traversing the ‘ute Branches is always (One 0) Ze10 (6) nity (2) Greater than zero, but ess than one Which one of the following statements ‘concerning Tellegets theorem i core? (is usefl in detrining the effets in all parts ofa tines fourserminal ‘erwork (©) It is applicable for any lumped network having elements which are linear or mooie, active or passive, time varying oF time-invariant, and may contain independent or dependent (©) Ita be epplied wo a beach, which isnot coupled 1 other branches in 8 @ [estates thatthe sam of powers taken by all elements of a cireuit within consis imponed by KCL and KVL , 2. ‘The open circuit input impedance of a 2-port neiwork is sep | Consider the fllowing statment |. Two identical order Butlerworth LP fiers when connected in cascade will make a onder Butterworth LP fie. 2 Ahigh 2 order filter wil exhibit peak if Q exceeds carn value 3. A band pass filter cannot be of order ‘A network consists of an amplifier of real gain A and a network in «eascade with veh other The network, will genrate sinusoidal ccilatons if the B network i a first order LP fier. Which of the above statements are (@) Cand 2 (0) 2nd 3 (@) 3nd 4 © tang 4 (Conte) 71, The lowest and the highest al 74, Consider the following driving point Fiequencis of RC driving point sémitance impedances which ae to be resized wing ar, respectively passive elements (@) 22010 and pole 533 (©) pote and a 0 1b Beas) (©) a ze10 and 9 20 (@) pole and pole 2 172, The poles and zeros of voltage function ‘ied ROR ‘() are ¢zaro at the origin and simple poles at 1,3 and the sale factor is 5. se The contribution of the pole at ~3t0 ¥() (0) 2only ® (© Both t and 2 An ase” (@) Neither 1 nor 2 & 1s @ase™ 75, A reactance function inthe first Foster ce 13— form has poles at © = @ and w = 6, The takbox (1) in the ewok ena 73, The diving point impotance ofthe iret pe a Eagan 02 i fate} = ey | J The component values R, Land C are (2) Ao mauetor respectively () 050,11 and 0.1 F (©) A capacitor () 20,5 Hands F (© A parallel 1-€ crit () 050,01 Hand LF (8) A sctes LC clrait © 29,01 Hand $F 4 (Contd) ier the following statements 1, The magnetic Feld atthe centre of @ rela col ofa wire eying current is inversely proportional othe radiss ofthe esi 2 Lifting power of a magnst is Proportional to square of magnetic es deni 3. A sate electric Feld is conservative (rroaiona) 4. IP the divergence ofa vecior ‘Ais ero then Yee 'Acan be expres as Curl of veer F Which of the above statements are (1,2 and 3 only © 3 and 4 only (©) 1,2 and 4 only () 1,2, 3nd ¢ der the flowing 1 Blectsic current flowing ina conducting wire 2 Armoving charged belt 3. Am electron beam in a cathode tube 4. Electron movement ina vacuum tube Waieh oF the above are examples of (@ 2, 3.and 4 only (1, 2and 4 only (©) 1 and 3 only (©) 1,2,3.and § 2. 1. 1. A permanent magnet 2. charged dise routing at unitoem spo0d 3. An accelerated charge 4. An electric Field which changes linearly with vine Which of the above are the sources of steady magnetic field? (®) 1, 2and 3 only () 3 and 4 only (© 1,2 and 4 only @ 123m04 AA charge Q is enclosed by a Gaussian spherial surface of radius R. IF Ris doubled then the outward fax is : (@) Doubted (8) Inreased four times (©) Reduced 10 quarter (Remains unaltered Divergence of a veetor div D in the ‘indicat coordinate system is » Zab © Beye eo Fee Bh me (Coma 81 n. . What is the value of work required to move a+ 8 aC charge fom infinity 0-2 point P which is at 2 m disc from a point charge Q = +5 uC? (190 wt ©) 180.0) © @ 60 ‘An cevostati force between to point charges ineeases when they ate (a) More aput and dielectric constant fof the medium between them decreases (0) Less apart and detest constant of ‘he medium between them desreses (© More apart and dielectric constant fof the medium between them (8) Less opart and dielectric constant of the medium betwen them increases [A plane Y= 2 caries infinite sheet of charge 6 nlm? UF medium is fre space then foree on a point charge of 10 mC located at the ora is () 1030 =, () 108 a, (©) -108 wayN (8) -108 93, a pl see ‘equilateral triangle of side 3 due enters 0 wryclacd tied a aerate at stm el ri a o BS 3 ons oie “The point form ofthe relation connecting vector magnetic potential A and curent ensity J is @ Im the region Z <0, 6 = 2 For region co 9. Consider the following. statements reparding a conductor and feee space boundary 1. No charge and no elect Held ean exit at any point within the ntsrior of conductor ‘Charge may appear on the surace of | conducor ‘Whi othe above satcment re const? @) only () 2only (©) Both 1 and 2 8) Netter 1 aor 2 Apher of homogeneous linear delete material of dileewi constant 2 | is pce Jn © uniform electric field E,, then the ese eld tht exists ie the sphere (@) Uniform and Es B, () Uniform and 2 E, {) aries but F< F,alvays (@) Varios bul E > E, always Which of the following Maxwell's cations repesseats Ampere’ fw with correction made by Maxwell wy © vB @ VaE «= Vieng) gt = ® HO a 0. Precision is composed of two characteristics, one is the number of sigufeant igre to which ametsurement say be mad, the eter Is (@) Conformity (8) Meter error (6) Irena eters © Noise Ir phasors P= 3 + }4 and P= 6 — 8, then |B, = Py 8 5 co} ° @ B iy A plane wave in fee space has a magrtic field intensity of 02 A inthe Vizecton ‘The waves propagating inthe Z-diection with raqueney of 3 GH The wavelength nd ample ofthe let eld intensity se, respectively (2) 005 m and 75 Vim (&) 0.10 m and 75 Vin (6) 0.05 m and 180 Vien (8) 0.10 m and 150 Vin (Contd) 98, For energy propagation in a lossless Uwansmission Hine, the characteristic impedance ofthe line is expressed in ohm as below (where notations have usual meanings). @ Jia fc, Ic w {Ee Fé « a [riot feepac® 94, A quarter wavelength transformer i used 9. to match Joad of 200 0 to a line with Input impince of S00, The characteristic lampodanes of the tansformer would be @ wa () 100.0 (© 400 (@ 1000.0 Foralosdcs tonminion ine L~035 Vn, C= 90 phim and frequency = $00 Miz Thon the magnitude of propagation (as ) 1763 © 939 (@ 2120 %. oe Ian antenna has «main beam with both hal-power beam widths equal 10 20% ite Alirestivity(D) is nearly (@ 996 ©) 1s (© 205 (@ 26 an instrument bays extracts some onan from the measured medium. Thus the measured quantity is always disturbed by the act of measurement, which makes perfect measurement theoretically impossible and itis due o (a) Skinetfet ©) Inductive eect () Loading eect, () Lorenz feet, ‘The characterise impedance 9, of a free Be @% oe © ie ms A. 3 digit voltmeter a om acourey specification of + 0.5% of reading = one igh. What isthe posible eor in vats ‘when the instrument displays 2.00 V on the 10'V scale ? @ ons v @ omy © only @ 0.005 v (Conia 100.8 mogger is an instrument used for 101 107 103 measuring (@). Very high voliages| (Very low voltages (©) Very high resistances (8) Very tow resistances ‘The values of capacitance and inductance nein the series LCR sie ar 160 pF fd 160 HK with the Hnherent tolerance “10% in cach, Then, the resonance frequen of he eit inthe range of (2) 08 Mil tw 12 Miz (©) 09 Mie wo 1.0 Maz (6) 08 Mitz to 1.0 Mite (@) 09 Mite to 1.2 Me Dynamic characteristics of instruments leading to variations during measurement 1 Speed of response 2. Fidsliy 3. Dynamic eror “Which of the above are correct? (@) 1 and 2 only () 1 and 3 oaly (©) 2 and 3 only (a) 1,2 and 3 The lity ofan one es (0 Degree to wish sepaniiy stn ema sti (Tout eh hacia (fang ft (©) Sensitivity of the instrument 104, AC Voltmeter use diodes with (6) ‘High forward curentand low reverse current ratings (Lowe forward eure and low reverse current ratings (©) Love forward eureat and hgh reverse ‘urent ratings (@)_ igh forward current and hgh rene cument taings 105. The bridge cient shown canbe used to measure unknown lossy capacitor, with resistance Ry. At balance é © RGR MES bt Co Bang Ratt ie i and C= 6, ‘where Ry RC, and C, an be assumed Seal components (Contd 106. inductance of coil having Q value fn 110, While measuring the phase difference the range of (

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