Roll No. B.E/ B.Tech ( Full Time ) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, APRIL / MAY 2014 COMMON TO ALL BRANCHES Semester :1 GE 172 & Fundamentals of Computing (Regulation 2004) Time: 3 Hours Answer ALL Questions ‘Max. Marks 100 sens "1 ge erneon PART-A (10 x 2 = 20 Marks) What is a graphics package? Define pseudo code, State the Von-Neuman architecture for digital computers. State the software development advancements made during fifth generation computers. Differentiate ASCII and extended ASCII. What are the different symbols used in the hexadecimat number system? What is the static variable? When should it be used? List out the rules to be followed in forming an identifier. How is a structure different from an array? What is the difference between function declaration and function definition? Part —B (5 x 16 = 80 marks) Describe the basic computer organization of a digital computer with necessary diagram. (16) 12.21) Multiply the binary numbers 1010 and 1001. 8) 12. ii) Divide the binary numbers 10001 by 110. ® (OR) i) What is software? Describe the types of software with examples. (12) ji) State the software development steps. 413.ai) Draw, name and define the basic flow chart symbols. ) ji) There are 100 employees in an organization. The organization wants to distribute annual bonus to the employees based on their performance. The performance of the employees is recorded in their annual appraisal forms. Every employee's appraisal form contains his/her basic salary, and the grade for his/her performance during the year. The grade is of three categories ~ ‘A’ for outstanding, ‘B’ fo good, and 'C’ for average performance. It has been decided that the bonus of an employee will be 100% of the basic salary for outstanding performance, 70% of the basic salary for good performance, 40% of the basic salary for average performance, and zero for all other cases. Write an algorithm to calculate and print the total bonus amount to be distributed by the organization. (8) (OR) 13 bi) Describe the features of a word processor and spread sheet software package, (16) 14) Write a C program to print all prime numbers between 2000 and 5000. @) ii) What is the purpose of switeh-case statement? What are the rules associated with it? Give an example, @) (OR) 14 b i) What is loop in programming? Write while, for and do-while loops’ syntaxes. Write a loop to find the sum of digits of a number, using each of these three types of loops separately and do the comparisons. (10) ii) Write a C program to find the roots of a given quadratic equation. © 15 ai) Write a function to sort an array of integers in ascending order. @®) ii) Write short notes on preprocessor directives. ® (OR) 15 b i) Discuss about all possible pointer arithmetic operations and theirs results. @) ii) Write aC program to define a structure named time that contains three int members and declare an instance of type time named dateQyBirth. 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Jind) Yoola /* 3a ‘ON 1108,i) Write a function to return factorial of a passing number. (6) (OR) 'b) ) What is the purpose of pre processor directives ? ‘Give the usage and example for the “#define”, “#include” and rectives ® Write a C Program to find the minimum and maximum values, of a given array, with their locations. (8) 45.2) ) Write short note on pointer variables with example. ®) )) Write C program to display lower triangle pattems for the given size, as follows, using function. (E.g : if the given size is 6) (OR) i) i) Define Linked Li and give example ©) ji) Write a menu based C program to perform the following operations: 4. logical OR Display “Invalid Option’ for the choice other than 1 to 4. (10)B.E/B,Tech (Full Time) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, APRILIMAY 2014 ‘Common to All Branches FIRST SEMESTER GE9112 ~ FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTING. (REGULATIONS 2008) Time: Three Hours ‘Max. Marks: 100 Answer All Questions PART —A (10 X 2= 20 Marks) List the characteristics of computers? List the different types of media used to link a network What are the functions of system software? List the services of Internet. yee pe ‘What will be the output of the program? #include main { int x=10, y=15; XK; yortys printf("%d %d", x, y); 3 6. Differentiate between an Entry controlled and Exit controlled loop statement, 77, What will be the output of the program? Hinclude main) { int are{](2}=(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9); printt(%d", sizeof(art)); } 8. Why do we have a null character at the end of string? 9. Differentiate between structures and unions. 10. Differentiate between ptr++ and *ptrt+. PART - B (5 X 16 = 80 Marks) 11. (i) Describe the various generations of computers with their features and limitations. o Gi) Explain the purpose of Operating Systems and list some of the OS. © Explain the various bus technologies used in Personal Computers? @12a Explain the features of DBMS and spreadsheet package, (6) cor) 12b (i) Describe WWW and its advantages. @) (i) Explain the various Network Topologies with diagram. ) 13a () Write a C program to check the given number is positive, negative or zero using conditional operator. 8) ii) What are the basic data types in C? Specify the number of bytes allocated for each. (8) (OR) 13b (i) Write a C program to find the factorial of a given number. CS) (ii) Write a C program to swap two numbers without using a temporary variable. ) 14a (i) Write a program to find if the number to be searched is present in the array and if it is present display the rmmber of times it appears in the array. % @) (ii) Write & C program to read a character in lower case and then print it in uppercase. ®) (OR) 14b Discuss the various ways of using functions in C with an example. (46) 15a (i) Explain the importance of Dynamic memory allocation in C. o i) Discuss the relationship between array name and pointer with an example. (10) (OR) 15b (i) What is structure variable? Why itis required? o Gi) Describe the syntax of defining structure and its usage with an example. (10)Roll No. ee [ B.E/ B.Tech ( Full Time ) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, APR / MAY 2014 COMMON TO ALL BRANCHES First Semester ” GE 8151 - COMPUTING TECHNIQUES (Regulations 2012) Tim Hours ‘Answer ALL Questions Max. Marks 100 PART-A (10 x 2= 20 Marks) 1. How the computers are classified? 2. What is psuedocode ? 3. What will be the output of the follo\ ttinclude main() f int a=1, B=6,x; xea +-5+b"*(b/a); printt("%6d",X); } 4, Write the typical structure of a C program. 5. What is the major advantage of arrays. 6. Write the outputs of the following program when the values @ = 61 and a= tlinclude main() int a; itfa > 70) printf("Good'); else iffa > 80) printi("Great"); else iffa > 90) print('Excellent’ 7. Write any two advantages of function? 8. Give an example to differentiate the string functions strepy and stmopy. 8. What is the need for structure data type 2 10. Wiite any two storage classes PART —B (5 x 16 = 80 Marks) 11.) Draw the architecture of a general purpose computer and explain its major components. (8) ii) Convert a decimal number, (139.25)10 into Binary . @ Convert a hexadecimal number, (37D1)i6_ into decimal number. a)12. a) ) List the numerical and logical operators in C. Explain each with example. (10) ii) What is ‘switch-case’ statement? Give an example with complete rules. © (OR) b) i) Explain the modifiers short/long, signed/unsigned over the basic data types with example. (8) ji) Write a C program to accept a number of arbitrary length and reduce it to the single digit. (8) (Eg. 657->6+54+7=18->1+8=9) 13.a) i) How to inifialise values to singl ind two dimensional arrays? Discuss the cases with & without using size of the arrays in initialisation. Give an example for each. ) ii) Write a C program to find the maximum and minimum number in a single dimensional array of numerical values. (8) (OR) b) How to use character arrays? Write any four string functions and explain each of its usage with ‘an example. (16) 14. 2) Explain how to define, declare, and call a function with a function to find the factorial of a given number. Write a main program to compute "=; using this function. (16) (or) ') i) What is pointer variable ? Explain with example for integer and character pointers ® ii Illustrate pass by value and pass by reference, with swap function. 3) 16. a) i) What is the importance of pre-processor directives? Write any two pre-processor directives and describe its usage with example. (8) ii) Compare structure variable with array variable, Give example for each. ® (OR) b) i) Define a structure variable to store date. Declare necessary tags to store current date and date of birth and show how to compute age. (10) ii) Discuss the similarities and differences between structure and union variables. ©Roll No. f | B.E/ B.Tech ( Full Time ) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, APR / MAY 2014 COMMON TO ALL BRANCHES First Semester ” GE 8161 - COMPUTING TECHNIQUES (Regulations 2012) Time: 3 Hours, Answer ALL Questions Max. Marks 100 PART- A (10x 2= 20 Marks) 1. How the computers are classified? n . What is psuedocode 7 3. What will be the output of the following program? #include main() { int a=1, b=5,x; xsa +-5+b*(b/a); printh("%d",x); } ‘Write the typical structure of @ C program, e . What is the major advantage of arrays. 2 Write the outputs of the following program when the values. @ = 61 and a= 907 #include main() { int a; ia > 70) printf("Good"); else iffa > 80) printf ("Great"); else iffa > 90) printf(Excellent’); } 7. Write any two advantages of function? 8. Give an example to differentiate the string functions strepy and stmopy. 9. What is the need for structure data type ? 10. Write any two storage classes PART —B (5x 16= 80 Marks) 11.) Draw the architecture of a general purpose computer and explain its major components. (8) jl) Convert a decimal number, (139.25)10 into Binary . @ ili) Convert a hexadecima! number, (37D1);5_ into decimal number. 4)B.E. (FULL TIME) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, DEC2012 7 FIRST SEMESTER - (REGULATIONS 2012) GE 8152 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS Time: 3 Hours: Max. Marks: 100 Note: i) Drawings should be neat and legible li) Standards should be followed for dimensioning and printing ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS (8x 20 = 100 Marks) 1.a)_ Draw the following orthographic views of the component shown irr Fig.t.a. The arrow indicates the direction of viewing from the front view. i) Front view i) Top view and ili) Right side view Fig. 1. OR 1.b) PQis a 1.4 m long rope, tied to a pag at Q, as shown Fig.1b. Keeping it always tight, the rope is wound around the pole whose centre is O. Draw the curve traced out by the end P. Identify the curve. Use appropriate scale if needed: Polo R28 NY2a) 2.b) 3a) 3b) 4b) 5a) 5.b) The top view of a 75 mm long line PQ measures 50 mm. The end P is 15mm . above the H.P and 50-mm in front of the V.P. The end Q is 20 mm in front of the V.P. and above the H.P. Draw its projections and determine its true length and the VAT, OR A semicircular plate of 50mm diameter rests on'its diameter on the H.P. with the surface inclined at 30 ° to the HP. and the diameter AB is inclined at 45 ° to the V.P. Draw its projections, ‘A tight circular cone, with the diameter of the base 60 mm and the height of the axis 80mm, rests on a point of the base on the H.P with the vertex 55 mm from the ground, Draw the projections when the axis is parallel to the V.P. OR Apentagonal prism, having a base with a 30 mm side and 75 mm long axis, has a comer of its base on the ground and axis is inclined at 60° to the H.P. Draw its projection if the plane passing through that comer and the axis is parallel to the VP. A pentagonal pyramid of base side 40mm and axis 75mm is resting.on the H.P on its base with one of its base: edges parallel toV.P and nearer to it. It is cut by a plane inclined at 35 ° to H.P and perpendicular to V.P and is bisecting the axis. Draw its sectional view and the true shape of the section. OR In a cylindrical drum, with 2 60 mm diameter and 100mm height is resting on its base on the H.P. A square hole with 50mm side is cut through the drum such that one of the faces of the. square hole makes 30 ° with the H.P. The axis of the square hole is perpendicular to the V.P. and is 12mm away from the axis of the cylinder. Draw the development of the retained cylinder. A hexagonal prism of base edge 25mm and height 50mm rests on the H.P. on its base with two of its rectangular faces perpendicular to the V.P. It is cut by a plane whose VT is inclined at 30° to the XY. It intersects the axis of the prism 40 mm from the base. Draw the isometric projection of the truncated prism OR ‘A hexagonal pyramid of base side 25mm and axis length 50mm is resting on G.P on its base with a side of the base parallel to 20mm behind P.P. The station point is 60mm above G.P. and 80mm in front of P-P and lies in a central plane which is 50mm to the left of the axis of the pyramid. Draw the perspective view of the pyramid.«B.E. (FULL TIME) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, DEC2012 FIRST SEMESTER - (REGULATIONS 2012) GE 8152 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks: 100 Note: i) Drawings should be neat and legible il) Standards should be followed for dimensioning and printing ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS (5x 20 = 100 Marks) 1.a) i) Differentiate between cycloid, hypocycioid and epicycloid by means of sketches. (4 Marks) ii) Draw an epicycloid generated by a tolling circle of 60mm diameter for one complete revolution. The radius of the directing circle is 100mm. Draw a tangent and normal to the epicycloid at 250mm from the centre of the directing circe. (16 Marks) OR 1.b) Draw the foliowing orthographic views of the component shown in Fig.1a. The arrow indicates the direction of viewing from the-front view. i) Front view ii) Top view ill) Right side view Fig 1.b 2.a) A ine PQ, inclined at 30° to the VP has its end P at a distance of 15mm from the H.P. Its front view measures 70mm and makes an angle of 45 ° with the reference fine. The V.T. of the line is 25mm below the H.P. Draw the projections of the line and determine its true length, inclination to the H.P. and the H.T OR 2.b) A regular hexagonal plane ABCDEF of.side 30mm is resting with its corner A in the H.P and the corner D in the V.P. with A 35mm from the V.P. The projections of AD are along the same projector. Draw the projections of the plane.3a) 3b) 4.a) 4.b) 5.a) 5b) A pentagonal pyramid, of base edge 25 mm and axis 50 mm long, has one of its triangular faces parallel to and farthest away from the H.P. The axis is parallel to the V.P. and at a distance of 60 mm from V.P. Draw the projections OR A cylinder having 50mm diameter and a 70mm long axis, has a point of its base circle in the V.P., such that the axis is inclined at 45 ° to the V.P. and parallel to and 40mm from the H.P. Draw its projections. Accone with a 60mm base diameter and 70mm long axis, is resting on its base on the H.P. It is cut by an Auxiliary Inclined plane making 45 ° with the H.P. and passing through a point on the axis 20mm above the base and cutting the extreme right generator. Draw the sectional view and obtain the true shape of the section, OR Figure 4b shows the front view of.a truncated hexagonal prism with 30 mm base edge and a 90mm long axis resting on the H.P. with an edge of the base paralle! to the V.P. Draw the development of its lateral surface oa” 45" | oo 1 ned Fig 4.b ‘A hexagonal prism of base side 20mm and height 40mm has a square hole of side 16mm at the center. The axis of the square hole and the prism coincide. One of the faces of the square hole is parallel to a rectangular face of the prism. Draw the isometric projection of the prism with hole to full scale. OR A rectangular pyramid of base 30mm x 40mm and axis 50mm rests on the G.P on its base with a comer of the base touching the P.P. The longer base edge is on the right and inclined at 30 ° to the P.P. The station point is 50mm in front of the P.P and 75mm above G.P. If the central plane is 20mm on the left of the axis of the pyramid, draw the perspective projection of the pyramid.Roll No. B.E. (FULL TIME) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, APRILIMAY 2014 FIRST SEMESTER - (REGULATIONS 2004/2008) GE171/ GE 9111 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks: 100 2a) 2b) 3.a) 3.b) 4a) Note: i) Drawings should be neat and legible ii) Standards should be followed for dimensioning and printing ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS —= (5x 20 = 100 Marks) Draw an ellipse when the eccentricity is 2/3 and the distance of the focus from the directrix is equal to 50mm. Also draw a normal and tangent to a point on the ellipse which is at a distance of 75mm from the directrix. The front and top views of a line DE 60mm long measures 50mm and 60 mm. respectively. One end of the line D is 15 mm above HP and 25 mm in front of VP. Draw the projections and find the true inclinations of the line DE with HP and VP. OR Draw the projections of a regular hexagon of 25mm side, having one of its sides in the HP and incfined at 60° to the VP. Its surface makes an angle of 45 ° with the HP. Draw the projections of a pentagonal prism, base 25mm side and axis 50mm Jong, resting on one of its rectarigular faces on the HP with its axis inclined at 45° to the VP. “OR A cone of base 75mm diameter and axis 80mm long is resting on its base on the HP. itis cut by a section piane perpendicular to the VP and inclined at 48 ° to the HP and cutting the axis at a point 36mm from the apex. Draw its front view, sectional top view and true shape of the section. A vertical cylinder of diameter 60mm and height 80mm is completely penetrated by another cylinder of diameter 35mm and height 89mm such that their axes bisect one another at right angles. Draw their projections showing curves of penetration, assuming the avis of the penetrating cylinder to be parallel to the HP. OR4.b) Develop the lateral surface of the lower part of a truncated cylinder shown in the figure 4b of diameter 45mm and height 6mm. | ie Dinas: Fig. 4b §.a) Draw the isometric view of a frustum of a hexagonal pyramid when it is resting on its base on the HP with two sides of the base parallel to the VP. The side of the base is 20mm and top is of side 8 mm. The height of the frustum is 55mm. OR 5b) A rectangular prism of base 50mm x 30mm and height 55mm rests on its base’on the ground. A vertical edge is in the picture plane and one of the longer edges of the base is inclined at 45 ° to PP and behind it. The station point is S0mm in front of PP, 75mm from the ground and lies in a central plane which passes through the contre of the prism. Draw the perspective view.Roll No, B.E,/ B.Tech (Full Time) DEGREE EXAMINATIONS, November / December 2013 First Semester ‘Common to All Branches GE172_ - FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTING (Regulation 2004) Time: 3 Hours Answer ALL Questions Max. Marks 100 PART- A (10x 2 = 20 Marks) Convert a decimal number 76 into binary and hexadecimal number. How the computers are classified ? What are the types of software 7 ‘What is ASCII code ? Draw a flow chart to find the greatest of 3 numbers. Name any two mathematical functions available in a spreadsheet. ‘What are the basic data types in C ? Write an “if condition to check whether “age of a person is in the range of 18 to 27. Define an array variable. Cen garhene 10. Give any two examples for preprocessor. PART —B (5 x 16 = 80 Marks) 11. i) Explain the basic organisation of a computer with neat sketch. 8) ii) Write about the evolution of computers in four generations. @ 42. a) i) What are the steps in software development life cycle. ® i) Perform Addition and subtraction on the following binary numbers, and show the result with carry, i any. 4014101 , 1001010 @) (OR) )i) Multiply 1001 with 0101 and show the workout with result. Perform division for the same values and find the quotient and remainder. (10) ii) Write short notes on logical system architecture ©12, a) 1) Write an algorithm or draw a flow chart to check whether the roots of a quadratic equation are equal or complex or real, for the given three coordinates. (10) ii) What is pseudocode ? Give an example. 6) (ORD ») i) Describe the edit, table and font features available in document writer to enhance the quality of document typing. (10) 1) What are the steps involved to draw a chart or bar graph in spreadsheet? © 14. @) Explain the operators, " +, *, %, ++, &&, >="_ of a C program, with associated data types. Give example for each, (16) (OR) 'b) i) What is fooping ? Explain it by writing a C program, to find the factorial of @ given integer value. . (8) il) Write a C program to check whether a given number is prime number or not. ®) 45, a) Write @ C program to get the integer values for two matrices. Perform, addilion and multiplication and display the resultant matrix. (16) (OR) 1) What is string ? How to input and output string values ? Explain with example, (10) ii) Write any two predefined functions with example. ©)Roll No. | [ | BE. (Part Time) End Semester DEGREE EXAMINATION, OCT /NOV 2008 First Semester Common to Civil /Manufscturing Engineering /Aule/) Prod /eal PTGE 172- FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTING (Regulation 2002 / 2005) Time: 3 Hours Answer ALL Questions * Max. Marks 100 PART-A (10 x 2= 20 Marks) . Differentiate between data and information. . Convert LAF ¢ to decimal. . Define Collating sequence. How many bytes will be required to represent ~128 as packed decimal number? State the advantages of Pseudocode. Why proper documentation is necessary for a program? ‘Write down the rules for Evaluation of expressions. Mention the various data types available in C language. ~ How pointers act in Call by Reference method? 0. What do you mean by Preprocessor? Bee A AHA KH EE Part — B (5x16=80 marks) 11. a) Draw a block diagram to illustrate the basic organization of computer system and explain the functions of various units. (a0) b) Write short nofes on Evolution of computers. © Z 12. a) i) Explain the logical system architecture of software. (8) ii) Subtract 2340 from 5889 using complementary method. ® (OR) 3) Discuss the various types of software with examples. ® ii) List out the similarities and differences between 7-bit ASCII and 8-bit ASCIL. @iii) Divide 3319 by 610 using the method of addition, @ 13. a) i) Discuss the need of flowcharts and various symbols involved in it with suitable examples. (10) ii) Discuss the features supported by graphical softwares. © (OR) 1b) i) Write a Pseudocode to find out whether a given triangle ABC is isosceles. ® ii) Discuss some of the formatting features supported in a modern spreadsheet package. ® 14, a) i) Write.a C program to print the total count of each grades A,B,C,D and E . obtained by the students of same class. ) ii) Develop a C program to find the prime numbers between 1 to 100. (8) (OR) ) Explain the Decision Making and Branching statements with proper syntax and ‘examples. (16) 15, a) i) Write a C,program to search a given number in an array of n numbers.(8) ii) Describe the various String handling functions with examples, 6 (OR) b) Define a Structure called Employee that will describe the following info: EmployeelD Employee Name Date of Birth Designation a Salary Use a Separate structure for Date of Birth, Using Employee, declare an array of employees with 100 elements and write a C program to read the information of 100 employees & display it. (16). Heer reeeeterreeseeteRoll No. Lh B.E. (Part Time) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, APRIL / MAY 2013 Common to All Branches First Semester PIPH 130/ PTPH 171 / PTPH 9111 - APPLIED PHYSICS (Regulation 2002/ 2005/2009) Time : 3 Hours Answer ALL Questions PART-A (10 x2 = 20 Marks) What is meant by acoustic grating? Define Spontaneous emission and Stimulated emission. How are optical fibres classified? Explain splicing in optical fibres. Give the physical significance of wave function. State Rayleigh- Jean's law. © O@ARAR WN Write the procedure for finding Miller Indices 10.What are Bravais lattice Part—B (5 X 16 = 80 Marks) Max. Marks 100 What is Magnetostriction effect? Name two Magnetostrictive materials. What are the different methods of achieving population inversion in Lasers? 11.(a) Calculate the atomic radius and packing factor for Simple cubic(SC), Body centered cubie(BCC) and Face centered cubic(FCC) systems. (b) What is Polymorphism? Give example. (12) @) 412. (a) (i) What is Piezoelectric effect? With a neat circuit diagram explain the production of ultrasonic waves using a Piezoelectric generator. (12) (ii) Quartz crystal of thickness 0.001 is vibrating at resonance. Calculate the fundamental frequency of the quartz crystal. (Young’s modulus of quartz = 7.9 x10"? N/m? and its density = 2650 kg/m?) (4)(OR) (b) (i) Explain Ultrasonic non-destructive testing method with different scan modes (12) {ii) Write a note on the industrial applications of Ultrasonics (4) 43.(a) (i) Explain with theory the construction and working of Nd YAG Laser. (12) (ii) Write a note on the Industrial applications of Laser 4) (OR) (b) Describe she construction and reconstruction methods of a hologram. 14. (a) What is Compton effect? Give the theory of Compton effect and how is it experimentally verified by Compton. (of) (b) Explain the construction and working of Scanning electron microscope (SEM) and Transmission electron microscope (TEM). 15.(a) (i) Derive an expression for the Numerical aperture and Acceptance angle of a fibre in terms of the refractive indices of the core and cladding. (12) (ii) Write a note on the different types of losses in optical fibres (4) (OR) (b) Describe the functioning of a Fibre Optic Communication systemRoll No. B.E/ B.Tech ( Full Time ) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, APRIL / MAY 2013 ‘Common to All Branches Semester | CY9111 & Engineering Chemistry (Regulation 2008) Time: 3 Hours ‘Answer ALL Questions Max. Marks 100 PART-A (10 x 2 = 20 Marks) Me 1. How many degrees of freedom are present in the following systems? a. Two partially miscible tiquids in absence of vapor b. Water (!) = Water (9) State the second law of thermodynamics. Can a eutectic mixture be called a compound? Why? ‘What is reduced phase rule? Brief about solid acid catalyst. ‘What is autocatalysis? Ail molecules cannot interact with IR radiation why? What are the electronic transistions? ‘What is Quantum well? Give an example. 0. Brief about nanocatalysis. Zorn eraenr PART-B (6 x 16 = 80 Marks) 11. () Write in details about the preparation of nanoparticles. @) (i) Explain about the cabon nanotubes and their applications. (8) 12. a) (). Derive Gibbs Helmholtz Equation. Give its applications. (8) (ii) What is chemical potential? How the chemical potential changes with the temperature? (8) (OR) )(). Derive an expression for van't Hoff reaction isotherm. @) (i). Derive the Maxwell's relations. ®13. a) (i). Draw a phase diagram of Zn-Mg system. Explain the curves, areas and triple points involved in it. @) (ii). Draw and explain the phase diagram of water system. ® (OR) ) (0. Draw and explain the phase diagram of sulphur system. 8) (ii). With the help of a neat phase diagram, describe the lead —silver system. 8) 14. 2) (). What are the postulates of Langmuir adsorption isotherm? Derive the equation | and prove that the adsorption is independent of high pressure conditions. ) (ii). What are the characteristics of catalysts. @) (OR) b)()). Derive Michalis-Menton equation, 3) (ii). Explain about the role of adsorption in catalytic reactions, (8) 16. a) Write the principle, block diagram and applications of IR Spectroscopy. (8) (ii) What is meant by substitution reactions? Discuss the mechanism of SN1 and SN2 reactions @) (OR) b) (i) Define Beer-Lambert Law. Derive its mathematical formula and its applications. (8) (i) Write the principle, block diagram and applications of UV-Visible Spectroscopy. (8)Roll No. B.E/ B.Tech ( Full Time ) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, APR / MAY 2014 COMMON TO ALL BRANCHES OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY First Semester Cy 17] ev 9111 — ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY (Regulation 2008) Time: 3 Hours Answer ALL Questions Max. Marks 100 PART-A (10 x 2 = 20 Marks) Define Claussius statement. What is chemical potential? Define the term ‘phase’ and ‘component’. What is condensed phase rule? List any four factors that govern the adsorption of gases on solids. What is autocatalysis? Give an example. Define Beer-Lambert's law. Give any two applications of IR spectroscopy. Define the term ‘nanorod’ and ‘nanowire’. 10. Write a brief note on nanocatalysis. Serneeagns Part - B (5x 16 = 80 marks) 11. () Write short notes on carbon nanotubes and their applications. @) (i) Explain the various applications of nanochemistry in biology and (8) medicine. 12, a) (i) Prove the Maxwell Retations:($) = -@), 2m @- @), ®) (i) Derive Gibbs Helmholtz equation relating free energy and enthalpy. (8) Discuss any two of its application. (OR) b) ()_ What is Van’t Hoff isotherm? Derive an expression for the Van't Hoff (8) reaction isotherm. (i) Write short notes on entropy change for ‘reversible and irreversible (8) processes.13. 14, 15. a) (i) (i) by) di) a) (i) qi) »0 « a) (i) (0) bw a Draw a neat labeled phase diagram of water system and interpret the areas, curves and triple points in it. Write short notes on thermal analysis when a pure substance and a mixture of solids in a fused state are allowed to cool slowly. (OR) Draw a neat labeled phase diagram of sulphur system and explain areas, curves and triple point in it What is an eutectic system? Describe ‘Lead-Silver’ simiple eutectic system with a neat phase diagram. What is adsorption? Write short notes on the various applications of adsorption. Discuss the role of adsorption in catalytic reactions taking a specific example. (OR) ‘Write short notes on basic principles of adsorption chromatography. Discuss the kinetics of enzyme catalyzed reaction by deriving Michaelis-Menton equation. Describe briefly about the mechanism of substitution nucleophilic unimolecular (Sw1) reaction. Explain the basic components in IR spectrophotometer with a neat block diagram, (OR) What are elimination reactions? Discuss briefly on the E1 mechanism, Discuss the principles involved in the instrumentation and working of a UV-Visible spectrophotometer. 8) (8) (8) 8) 6) (8) 8) 8) 6) @) ® @)rae TTT e ANNA UNIVERSITY : M.LT ; CHENNAI ~ 44 B.E/B.TECH (PART TIME) END SEMESTER EXAMINATION APRIL / MAY 06 I SEMESTER (R 2004) PTPHI73 PHYSICS TIME: 3 HOURS MAX.MARK: ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS PART A (10 x 4 = 40 MARKS) 1.4, Define the term Reverberation Time, @) ii, Mention the factors which are affecting the acoustics of buildings. @ ‘What is magnetostriction effect? Q) ‘A quartz crystal of thickness Imm is vibrating at resonance. Calculate the frequency for the second overtone. The Young's modulus and density of the quartz are 79 mega Pascal and 2650Kg/in’ respectively. (2) What are miller indices? How will you determine the miller indices of a given plane? 4, The lattice constant of a cubic lattice is 4.52A. Find the lattice spacing between (1,2,3) and (2,1,1) lattice planes. Mention any two imperfection effects on physical properties of a crystal. Distinguish the Fresne] and Fraunhofer diffractions, 6, What is double refraction? Calculate the thickness of quartz plate required for making a halt - ~~ wave plate for 2=5890A. The two indices of refraction of quartz are 1.545 and 1.554 74, What are the characteristies of laser radiation? ii, What is meant by population inversion? ay What is the principle used in the working of fibers as light guides? Q) What is the necessity of cladding for an optical fiber? @ 9% Write down the various steps involved in any Non Destructive Testing. (4) 10. Write on Ultrasonic method of Non Destructive Testing, @ PART B (5 x 12 = 60 MARKS) ii, Derive an expression for the growth and decay of sound energy. Explain it through the time versus and energy graph, (+342) ii, A hall having a length of 10m, breadth of 8.5m and height of 6m. The area of the wall, ceiling and floor of the hall are 260m, 100m” and 100m? respectively. The sound absorption coefficient for the wall, ceiling and floor are'0.025, 0.02 and 0.55 respectively. Calculate the reverberation time for the hall @42)send, de 12a. Explain the terms: Primitive cell and co-ordination number. (242) ii, Determine the atomic radius, co-ordination number and packing fraction for BCC and FCC structuces with necessary diagram, ®) (OR) 12b.i. Explain in detail about the various types of point defecté in erystals with neat sketch. (8) Distinguish between edge dislocation and screw dislocation. (4) 13a, Derive an expression for the width of interference band, (4) . Explain the theory of plane diffraction grating and using this determine the wavelengths present in a mereury vapour lamp. 8) (OR) 13b.i, What is Polaroid? What are its uses? @42) in detail about the production and analysis of different types of polarized light. (8) What is optical pumping? @) i. Explain in detail the construction and working of a He-Ne laser with necessary diagram.(10) (OR) 14b.i, Define numerical aperture and derive an expression for numerical aperture and angle of acceptance of fiber in terms of reftactive index of the core and cladding. © ii, Explain with basic prineiple, the construction and working of one type optical fiber sensor. © 15a... Derive the law of absorption of X-rays, “ eseribe the X-ray radiographic technique and explain the determination of location of the defect in X-ray radiography with snitable diagram. 8) : (oR) 15b. Explain with necessary diagram, the Non Destructive Testing of materials by (i) Liquid penetrant method 8) (i) Magnetic particle method 4) eereeeRoll No. [ee ata B.E/B.Tech Part Time) End Semester DEGREE EXAMINATION, OCT / NOV 2007 First Semester Common to All Branches PTPH 130 / PTPH 171 - PHYSICS (Regulation 2002 / 2005) Answer ALL Questions Max. Marks 100 PART-A (10.x2= 20 Marks) . Time : 3 Hours ‘Define intensity and loudness of sound Define sound absorption coefficient and give its unit. Explain magnetostriction effect. Define unit cell and the give unit cell parameters. What are coherent sources? What are haif wave and quarter wave plates? Define optical activity and two example materials. What is population inversion? Where is it significant? NOPRONS . How do you classify optical fibres. }0.Give the principle of ultrasonic flaw detector. =o @ PART-B. 5x 16 = 80 Marks 11.Describe the construction and working of Helium-Neon laser with a neat sketch of energy level diagram and mention any four applications of tasers. 42, (a)Define reverberation time and derive Sabine's formula for reverberation time. (oR) (©) Describe the principle, construction and working @ piezoelectric ultrasonic generator and give any four applications of ultrasonics, 13. (a)Define packing factor and coordination number. Derive packing factor for, body centred and face centred cubic structures and give their coordination numbers. (OR) (b)Give the conditions for the seven crystal systems and explain Bravais lattices. Derive the relation for the interplanar spacing from unit cell parameters for cubic system14. (a) Derive the equation for the interference band width. Explain the biprism experiment to determine the wavelength of a given light source. (OR) (b) How will you produce and analyse various polarized light beams 15. (a)Describe various steps involved in liquid penetrant method of NDT. (OR) (b)Give the basis for xray radiography. Explain in detail the X-Ray radiographic method of NOT. . BEB EBEEEERoll No. BE. / B.Tech, Degree End Semester DEGREE EXAMINATION, NOV / DEC 2010 First Semester Common to All Branches PH 171 PHYSICS I (Regulation 2004) Time : 3 Hours Answer ALL Questions Max. Marks 100 NAR BYE 1. 12. 13, PART-A (10 x 2 = 20 Marks) What is Echelon effect? State Weber-Fechner law? Name the seven crystal systems Write the merits and demerits of liquid penetrant method What is antireflection coatings Monochromatic light emitted by a broad source of wavelength $80 nm, falls normally on two plates of glass enclosing a wedge shaped film. The plates touch at one end and are separated at a point 15cm from that end by a wire of 0.05mm diameter. Find the fringe width. What are the assumptions of Planck’s quantum theory? Define Compton effect. What are the three important requisites for laser action to take place? How are optical fibers classified? Part ~ B ( 5 x 16 = 80 marks) (i) What is inverse piezoelectric effect and with neat circuit diagram, explain the production of ultrasonic waves by piezoelectric method. (ii) A quartz crystal of length 1mm is vibrating at resonance. Calculate its fundamental frequency. Given E=7.9x1010N/m? and density=2650kg/m°. a) Define coordination number and packing factor. Calculate packing factor for BCC and FCC structures. oR b) Describe in detail the X-ray radiographic method of NDT a) Explain the construction, types of fringes and applications of Michelson’s interferometer, OR b) Explain with block diagram the photo-elastic bench.15, b) a) b) Derive schrodinger’s time- independent wave equation. OR Derive an expression for Compton wavelength. Describe the construction and working of He-Ne laser. OR What are different types of fibre optical sensors.? Explain the work! of any two sensors.Reg.No.: B.E./B.Tech. DEGREE EXAMINATION APRIL / MAY 2013 ISEMESTER PH9111-- ENGINEERINIG PHYSICS (Common €6 all branches ) (REGUL ATION 2008) Time: 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 100 marks sat (Answer ALLL questions) ot ne PART-A (10x2=20 marks) 1. Why springs are made from steel and nest from copper? . Four identical cylindrical columns of steel support a big structure of mass 50,000 kg. The area of cross-section of each column is 0.22 mi, Assume the load distribution to be uniform, calculate the compressional Strain of each column. The Young’s modulus of steel is 20x 10!” Pa. 3. Why a given sound is louder in a hall than in the open? Ifthe intensity of sound is inicreased by a factor of 20, by how many decibels is the sound Jevel increased, - What is a bimetallic strip? How it is usec] as a temperature sensor? Whatis the working principle of a refrigerator? Diode laser made of GaAs emits light at 0.9 um. What is the band gap of the material? . Give any four advantages of fibre optic Communication system. yea A a) Silicon is doped with phosphorous to increase its electrical conductivity. This process leads to what type of imperfection. 10. Copper crystallizes in face centered cubic structure with a lattice constant of 0.3615 nm, ‘What is the radius of copper atom? PART -B (5x16 = 80 marks) TI. “i) Wiat's a single crystal. Explain the C2chralski method of growing singlé erystal from melt. @) ii) What are Miller indices? Derive an expression for the interplanar spacing between (Hk!) planes of a cubic structure. ®)_, 12.9). .Retiye an expression for the internal bending moment of a.beam with rectangular cross section. Use this expression to find the depression produced in a beam, when load acts at the middle and supported at its ends. (8+8) (or) b) Derive an expression for the period of oscillations of a torsion pendulum. Using this expression explain the method to determine the moment of inertia of an irregular body. (848) 13. a) i) Explain the various factors that affect the acoustics of an auditorium and their remedies, (12) ii) Bxplain how ultrasound is useful in detecting flaws in metals. ® @ oe “b) i) What iS magnetosttiction effect? Explain how this effect can be used for the generation of ultrasound, (12) ii) Define sound absorption co-efficient of a material and describe a method to determine it : 4 14. a) i) Describe with theory Lees’ disc method of determination ‘of thermal conductivity of card board... (12) ii) Thickness of ice on a lake is 5 cm and the temperature of the surrounding air is -20 °C. If the rate cooling of water inside the Jake is through each square meter surface, find the thermal conductivity for ice, “ : (Gye eR reese esrBiCte ee Baten b) Explain the various strokes of a Diesel engine with neat diagram. Derive an expression for its efficiency from the P-Y diagram, (88) 15.a) Explain the formation of fringes in an air-wedge setup illuminated with a monochromatic source of light.. Derive an expression for the fringe width. Explain the applications of the air-wedge setup. (1244) (@r) b) Explain the theory, construction and working of Nd: YAG laser. Explain how this laser is more efficient than Ruby laser. Give its applications. (124242)Tuto FN r ee eee Rott No, | tle | fel LEE BE. / B.Tech. (Part Time) End Semester DEGREE EXAMINATION, OCT/NOV 2008 _ Fin it Semester / Common to all branches PYPH 130/PTPH 171 - PHYSICS (Regulation 2002 / 2005) Time: 3 Hours Answer ALL Questions Max. Marks 100 PART-A (10 x2 =20 Marks) 1, Define intensity of sound’? 2. What is Magnetostrietive effect? 3, What are Bravais lattices? 4 What are Frenkel defecis? Calculate the thickness of quarter wave plate for light of wavelengtl 5893 A. Given active indices for on inary ray and extraordinary ray are’l,544 A and 1.553 A 6, What are coherent sources? . 7. What is stimulated emission? ad 8. Catculate the numerical aperture and the acceptance angle of an optical fibre from the following data Refjactive index of cor Refiactive index of eladdin: 9, Wat are the limitations of liquid penetrant method? 10. Give the merits and demerits of magnetic methnd of non destructive testing. Part B (16x5-80 Marks) o-vlectric method of production of ultrasonic waves er megnetostticiive one (4) Give an account on pei plain its mer a detailed accouni on polat defecis and dislocation in crystals (12) ion the effects of imperfection on phystcal properties (4) (Or) é the inter planar spacing in a crystal system (12) ai is the inter planar spacing between (J 1 0). (4) ae aa }4. a) Describe the bi prism, explain how it can be used to measure the wavelength of “ uukncwn monochromaric source ion ¢ 7 b) Give the biock diagram end explain the principle and working of a Polarimeter, ~ What are its ap ions? 34. a)Giv¢ the conscruetion aiid working of He-Ne laser with a neal sketch of ifs energy levei (Ox) 4b} What are op ers? Explain their types. Name one of the appli ; fibre as a sensor jons of optic a brief account of is and demeuils, of ultrasonic method and give ry pal of radiography and explain how it can be wed to byt w the working pri 5 fing the depth of the Mavacs IES suomson sone osm troy (0) suo sone baum 0320) uonpuoo wes oH OFS “6 | -onz ye soyas some uy = (2) puoasa “@ “qwejuoo 9 (2) yey Nous "wes ue nteue s(x uss=K'go000=% 0 co 38,4. 7 BeBe iow mous uaa (,h4 pxyen) “1 =[p|seu ona yeu eossowoue sly Hz ‘vp anensti rrson i mn | Jer piesa : (EI 07 = 7x 0D VLE 001 SHEN ON, suopsand ‘TTy soMsuy sinoy ¢ = ain, ($002 ).200g voreinBay) 1- SOLLVINGRLEWW\~ 111 VINA /O€T VIKA seypunag [fy 01 uouRLIOD © “toysoun9g 38it S007 AVIK/ UMaV“NOLLYNUAVXG aau9gd Jorsou9g pug (oul, HED) OLA TAL T T T oN | | I oy | q | \ | | |BARES (5x 16 =80 Marks) 110. 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(19) 19) Stow tat the tunétion conjugate harronic fun ‘or QOFing the ail, funeon, vee™Gcosyayainy). aut wwhose Imsginary part Find the bilnegy Wansformaten that maps 1,i-t of the z-pine onto LO-i of the we plone 6 +40) Evatusto using Cauchy's integral formusa the © tec es a erent ol mewmion tee? nalarosss, (oR) 4p) Using contour integration evaluate he integra 9 oF 4 feone y (orate teat! © (OR) joe x0 Fn he Laptce tetra | 208, ” i (GUsing Lepiace ransorm. sve (0? +30+2}y elvan thaty()=y'0)~0. . «)15. a, Draw and explain the internal architecture XC4000 family Configurable Logic Block(CLB). Explain how this CLB is different from that of XC3000, (10) b. Sketch the structure of the switching matrix used in Xilinx LCA atray and demonstrate the use of it making connection between CLBs, © ae Or ®. i, Sketch the basic organisation of different Logic Modules of Actel ACT architecture. @) plain how ACT | Logic Module is considered as Boolean funetion generator. ®Roli no [a ol iols PART TIME) END SEMESTER EXAMINATION, APR/MAY 2010 FIRST SEMESTER (Commonto AUTO, PROD) PTE] 9161- ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (Regulation 2009} TIME ;3 HOURS MAX.MARKS 100 ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS PART -A (2x10=20) 1 State OHM?S law and find the current fowing through a resistance of 1000 ohms ‘When a voltage of 10 volt is applied across it 2, State Norton's Theorem as applied to an electrical network, 3. Explain the method to construct B-H curve for a magnetic material 4. Define Fleming's right hand rule with a sketch. 5. Caleulate the form factor of a sinusoidal signal V=200Sin 314t. 6. What are the advantages of using 3-phese supply in electrical equipment. 7. Write we EMF equation of @D.C generator 8. What is the function of Commutator and Brushes in D C Motors? < 9, Explain in brief the principle of Alternator. 16, Differentiate the starting and running torque of an induetion motor. PART-B (5x16=80) 11 i) Write.the formula for converting i) Star to Delta ii) Delta to Star network.(6) * ii) Solve for current in zach loop for the following electrical network using MESH analysis onty. (0) Su {ov ©Ole 12. a) i) Define Faradays law of electromagnetic induction and hence derive the expression for its dynamically induced EMF. (10) s through a coil of 350 tums wound on an iron ring of mean diameter 12 cm. The flux density established in the ring is 1.4 web/m *m. Find the value of relative permeability of iron. (oR) b) i) Define the terms magnetic flux, magneto motive force and magnetic flux density as applied to magnetic materials. ii) A current of 2 amps pas © ©) ii) Derive the expression for mutual inductance between two coils 6) iii) Caleulate the magnetic energy stored in a coil having self inductance a of 0.5 H when a current of 5 amps is passed through it. “ 13. a) i) Derive the expression for AVERAGE & RMS value of sinusoidal wave. (8) ii) An alternating voltage is given by e = 311 sin 3141, calculate the following Frequency , Period , Average value , Rms value. : (OR) t ______})i) Derive the expressions for the frequency of a RL-C r eae ii) Ina series RL C circuit if (4x28) 0 ohms, L= 10 milli henry, C micro farad, determine the resonance frequency, Q-factor, Band width. (44242) 14.) i) Explain in detail the construction and working of D,C generator. (10) ii) A 8 pole,lap wound generator, whose armature rotated at 350 rpm, generates 260 volts. The useful flux per pole is 0.05 Wb. If armature has 120 slots Calculate number of conductors per slot. © (OR) b) i) Explain various types of D.C Motors with suitable diagrams showing the connections of field coils to armature. (10) ii) A 230 volts de shunt motor takes total current of 25 amps from supply lines. The resistance of shunt field circuit is 200 ohms and armature is 0.3ohms. Find the current in armature and the back emf. +3)B.E/ B, Tech DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, Nov/Dec. 2013 B.E- Printing Technology (PART TIME) ‘Common to Mechanical Engineering PTEE - 8252/ Basic Electrical Engineering and Measurements Il- SEMESTER (REG: 2013) Time : 3 Hours Max. Mark : 100 Answer ALL Questions Part-A(i0"2 =20 Marks) 1. Explain the disadvantages of Ohm's law. 2. Why sinusoidal wave form is preferred as an AC source? 3. State the need for commutator in DC generator. 4. What is condition for getting maximum efficiency in transformers? 5. Define creeping and How creeping can be avoided? 6. Why Wheatstone'’s bridge cannot be used for measuring low resistance? 7. What are the applications of Load cells? 8. Explain Seebeck effect. Ht 9. Whatis the need for Filters? 10. Why analog to digital conversion is necessary? Part Cal 41. Explain Instrumentation amplifier and Data acquisition in detail. (Compulsory) 42. (a) Find the currents in all branches shown in Figure .1 Figure 1 Circuit diagram for Question. 12 (a) 12Or 12.b Prove that one watimeter is sufficient to measure three phase reactive power. 13.2. Derive the EMF equation of transformer and explain the various losses occurred in transformer. Or 13. b Explain the various characteristics of DC motors. 14a. Explain the working principle of Maxwell's and Schering bridge. or 44.b. Explain the working principle of Moving coil instruments and mention its advantages and drawbacks. 15.a Explain LVDT . Mention its advantages and applications. Or 15.b Explain pH sensors with neat diagram. 2/2Ve [RottNo: | T_T I B.E/B.TECH (FULL TIME) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATION APRIL / MAY 2013 ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING SECOND SEMESTER CY 9164 CHEMISTRY FOR INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERS REGULATION 2008 ‘Time: 3 hours ‘Max.Marks:100 8 9. 10. u 12. bi Answer ALL Questions Part-A(10x2=20Marks) Write two conditions for high quantum yield. Define the term Rad as applied in radiation dosimetry. How will you prepare PVC? Write the chemical equation involved. |. What is polymer alloy? ‘What is differential aeration corrosion? Define Pilling-Bedworth rule. What is nuctear energy? Differentiate between primary and sccondary batteries. Mention the major conditions for electron transfer in homogeneous system. ). What do you mean by electrochemical extraction of metals.? Part-B(5SX16=80 Marks) i. What is Jablonski diagram? Using which explain the mechanism of fluroseence and Phosphorescence. (10) Explain the mechanism of photochemical decomposition of Hydrogen Todide. O .a.i Write the preparation, properties and uses of polyamides. (8) Explain the process of vulcanization of rubber. (8) (OR) Explain the semiconducting behavior of poly ferrocenes. @)What is fibre reinforced plastics? Explain their properties and usages. @) 13.a.i.Desoribe the mechanism of chemical corrosion, @) . With a neat diagram explain the mechanism of Galvanic corrosion ® cor) b.i. How will you control corrosion by cathodic protection method? Explain, (8) scuss with a neat diagram of pitting corrosion. 8) 14..i.Explain the parts and functions of light water nuclear reactor. @) ii, Discuss with equations involved in discharging and recharging of lead-acid battery. (8) (OR) tui, Discus the construction and working of solar cel ® ii, Write a detail note on lithium battery. ® 15.a.i, Explain the electron transfer process in heterogeneous process. ®) ii, Explain with a suitable diagram of electro refining of copper. ® (OR) b.i Explain the extraction of aluminium by Baeyer’s process, ) ii, Write a detailed note on voltametry. ®rottno, | tf | L BE. /'B.Tech. (Part Time) End Semester DEGREE EXAMINATION, OCT/NOV 2008 First Semester Common to all branches PTMA 130 / PTMA 171 - MATHEMATICS -1 (Regulation 2002 / 2005) wc ‘Time: 3 Hours Answer ALL Questions ‘Max. Marks 100 PART-A (10 x2=20 Marks) i‘ 41 Find the eigen values of [3 2) x ‘What type of matrices can be diagonalised using orthogonal transformation? ° xy 2 Find 2 if xt y=3ax’y. ind Sif xt ys3ar'y Find 2022) ip x= rc0s0 end y=rsind 8(r,0) Prove that the function u = x? — 3xy? +3x* -3y? +1 is harmonic. } x ao Define conformal mapping State Cauchy's integral theorem. xn ? (2-2) (#49) 4, Oe, when e>0 ite stip sx 2. the infirite stip }4 xs ®) where ¢ is the circle [z—2|= 14, using Cauchy's e)(-2) integral formula, ; © 5 valid in the region |z+1]<1. (8) (OR) Find the Laurent's series of f(z: Evaluate using Contour integration. (18) = 5-2 Find the inverse Laplace transform of —S 18-2 8 oF Ser ai-3) ei 1, Ocrex Find the Laplace transform of f(r)=4’ iven that 0 { x 0, cl) ; a a (i) 2 =e? ¢(ax — by), then show that bat an 2abz © (OR) 2b.() Expand e* log(l +») about (0,0) upto the third degree terms. (10) u,v) a =tY y tan“! x+tan™! y, then find <7. Are w and v functionally related? If alz,y) y yes, find the relation between them. 6) (Fue Oar mal oi, 14a. (i) Express the integral 5 ex" sin bxdx in terms of gamma functions, (10) (i) Prove that Sorel © (OR) 1 b. () Using Leibritz’s rule, evaluate [q%”” (logx)" ax. (40) T(m)C(a (i) Prove that A (m,n) oe ©) 1 x 45a. ()) Change the order of integration and hence evaluate | f dxdy ®) 0 x yxety (i) Using triple integral, find the volume of the solid bounded by the planes x=0,y=0,2=0 &xtytz=1 @) (OR) ». @) Using double integral, find the area between the parabola y” = 4x—x7 and the line y= x. (8) 2 {Psy {ii) By changing into polar co-ordinates, evaluate q f et etedy ®‘Time = 9. 10. BE. /B. Tech (Full Time) DEGREE EXAMINATION, NOV/ DEC.2013. COMMON TO ALL BRANCHES FIRST SEMESTER PH 8151 - ENGINEERING PHYSICS (Regulation 2012) Three hours Maximum : 100 marks Answer ALL questions. PART A~(10x2=20 Marks) . What are the advantages of I shape girders? A load of 2 kg produces an extension of | mm in a wire of 3 m length and | mm diameter. Calculate the Young’s modulus of the wire. How can SONAR be used to find the depth of the sea? An auditorium is in a cylindrical shape with diameter 20m and height 6m. The absorption coefficient of the walls, ceiling and the floor are 0.025,0.02 and 0.5, respectively. Calculate the reverbation time for the auditorium. State the second law of thermodynamics. A heat engine is operating between ice and boiling water. Calculate its efficiency. ‘Write the Einstein coefficients of stimulated absorption and spontaneous emission, What. are the significances? Calculate the numerical aperture and acceptance angle of. fiber having core refractive index 1.50 and the cladding refractive index 1.45 Define space lattice, unit cell and lattice parameters. Explain briefly the Burger vectors,i. 12. 13, PART B-(5 x 16=80 Marks) (i) What is magnetostriction effect? Explain with neat diagram, the generation of ultrasonic waves using the magnetostriction oscillator. (12) Gi) A quartz crystal of thickness 1.0 mm is vibrating at resonance and the vibration prodiices ultrasonic waves which are used in the acoustic grating experiment. (Young's modulus of quartz is 79 GPa and its density is 2650 kg/m’). Calculate the velocity of ultrasonic waves in the liquid in the acoustic grating experiment using the following data: ‘Wave length of the light used is 600 nm. Angle of diffraction for the first order diffracted beam is 5° 4 (a)(2)_ One end of a rectangular bar of iron is fixed and load is applied to the other end. Drive the expression for the depression at the free end, (a2) (ii) A uniform rectangular bar of 1 m Jong, 2 om breadth and 4mm thickness is supported on its flat face symmetrically on two knife edges 80 cm apart. If loads of 250g are hung from the two ends, calculate the radius of the curvature of the bar in equilibrium position. Young's modulus of the materials is 9 GPa. @) OR (b)())_ Derive an expression for the twisting couple in a hallow cylinder. (2) (ii) A wire of length 1 m and diameter Imm is clamped at one end of its ends. Calculate the couple required to twist the other end by 90°. Given the rigidity modulus of the materials is 28GPa. @ (ai) Describe with theory the Lee’s disc method of determination of thermal conductivity of a bad conductor. 2 Gi) A copper rod 19 em long and 1 cm diameter is thermally insulated is heated at one end through 100°C while the other end is kept at 30°C. calculate the amount of heat which will flow in'L0 min along the way. Thermal conductivity of copper is 380W/m/K. @) OR ()G) Explain the working of the Otto and the Diesel engines. Why is Diesel engine more efficient than Otto engine? Why is the Otto engine known as four stoke engine. (12)14. 15. (ii) A quantity of heat AQ is transferred from a large heat reservoir at temperature Ty to another large heat reservoir at temperature T required for spontaneous transfer(T) >T2). The heat reservoirs are infinite capacity so that there is no observable change in their temperature. Show that the entropy of the entire system has increased. “ (a)(i) Describe in detail the Michelson Interferometer and explain the formation of the fringes on it. Discuss how this interferometer is used to find the thickness of a thin transparent sheet. (2) (ii) An_air-wedge is formed using two glass plates each of length 5 cm and thin insulation coated wire. The wave length used is 589 nm. 100 fringes are formed with insulation on the wire and 200 fringes are formed when the insulation is removed. Calculate the thickness of the insulation coated on the wire, ) OR (MG) Explain the modes of vibration of CO, molecule. Describe in detail the construction and working 6f CO; laser with necessary diagram. (12) (ii) For a heterojunction semiconductor laser, the band gap of the semiconductor used is 1.44 eV. By doping, the band gap of the semiconductor is increased by 0.2 eV. Calculate the change in the wave length of the laser. ( Plank’s constant is 6.626 x 10° JS and the velocity of light is 3 x 10° m/s) @) (@)_ Discuss in detail a suitable method to grow single crystals of semiconducting materials. (12) ii) Metallic Iron changes from BCC to FCC at 910°C and corresponding the atomic radii vary from 1.258 A to 1.292 A. Calculate the percentage volume change during this structural change. @ OR (b)(i) Define packing factor. Deduce c/a ratio and packing factor for HCP structure. (12) (ii) A compound AB is simple cubic structure (like CsCl) in which the atom A is at the corners and the atom B is at the centre of the unit cell. The radius of the atom A is double that of atom B. calculate the packing factor. 413. a) Describe with theory in detail Lee’s disc method for determining the thermal conductivity of a bad cortductor. (OR) b) Describe in detail the various stokes in Diese! Engine and derive an expression for its efficiency. 14, a) Explain the theory of non-uniform bending of beam. Describe the experiment to determine the Young’s modulus of the material of the beam. (OR) b) Give the theory of Torsional oscillations. Describe the experiment to determine the rigidity modvlus-of the material of the wire. 15. a) (j) Describe the construction, working, and fringe formation of Michelson’s Interferometer (12) i) How is it used to determine the thickness of a thin transparent sheet?. @ i (OR) ) (i) Describe the construction and working of Nd: YAG laser with energy level diagram. (12) ii) Mention the applications of Lasers. @(ie tilt ret | B.E/B.TECH.FULL TIME) DEGREE ARREAR EXAMINATION-APRIL/MAY 2014 irst Semester (Branch : Common to all Branches) PH 8151 - ENGINEERING PHYSICS (Regulations 2012) : Three hours Maximum : 100 marks (Answer ALL questions) PART -A (10 x2.=20 marks) 1, What is Poisson’s ratio? What are its significances? 2. What is the bulk modulus of an incompressible fluid? 3. Define intensity and loudness. What are the differences between them? 4, What is meant by NDT and what are its advantages? 5. On heating an object, how does thermal stress occur? 6. Calculate the efficiency of a diesel engine assuming y = 1.4 and the adiabatic compression ratio is 20 and the adiabatic expansion ratio is 5. 7. State the two important principles in achieving anti-reflection. 8. What is an active fiber optic sensor? 9. What is the need for growing single crystals? 10. What are Bravais lattices? PART-B x 16=80 marks) 11. (i) Obtain the packing factor for the HCP structure. (10) Gi) Give any two advantages and disadvantages of crystal defects. @)(ii) Copper has FCC structure and the atomic radius is 0.1278 nm. Calculate the interplanar spacing for (110) and (212) planes. Q 12. @) (® Give the theory of non-uniform bending. Describe an experimental technique to determine Young's modulus of the material of a beam by this method. (12) Gii) A 1 m long gold wire of 1.2 mm in diameter elongates by 1 mm when stretched by a force of 0.5 N and twists through one radian when a twisting couple of 100 Nm is applied, Find the value of Poisson's ratio for gold. @ (OR) (b) () Determine the rigidity modulus of a material in the shape of a thin wire by using the torsional pendulum, (12) Gi) For the same cross sectional areas, show that the beam of a square cross section is stiffer than one of circular cross section of the same material. Also show that for a given load, the depressions are in the ratio 3 : x. @ 13. (@ Derive the Sabine’s formula for the reverberation time and also explain the growth and decay of intensity of sound waves in a hall. (16) (OR) (b) @ Discuss in detail about the generation of ultrasonic waves using inverse Piezo-electric effect. (10) Gi) Discuss in detail about the industrial applications of ultrasonic waves. © 14, (a) Describe the theory and experiment to determine the thermal conductivity of a good conductor. (16) (OR) (b) With neat diagrams, explain the construction and working of Otto engine and hence obtain the expression for the efficiency of the same. (16) 15. (a) Discuss the construction and working of Michelson interferometer. Also describe its applications. (16) (OR) (b) Derive the expressions for Einstein’s coefficients and discuss their physical significances. Explain why stimulated emission is essential for lasing. (a6)Roll No. B.E/ B.Tech ( Full Time ) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, April/ May 2014 ‘Common to All Branches |- Semester CY8151 & Engineering Chemistry (Regulation 2012) Time : 3 Hours Answer ALL Questions Max, Marks 100 PART-A (10 x 2 = 20 Marks) Define: Second Law of thermodynamics, N Calculate the entropy change in the thermodynamic expansion of § moles of an ideal gas from a volume of 10 liters to a volume of 100 liters. Define: Functionality of a monomer. Brief about the tacticity. What is meant by pseudo molecular reactions? Brief about the auto catalysis. What are the types of electronic transitions? Define: Stark Einstein Law. What are nanorods? 0. Give any two differences between bulk materials and nanoparticles, Part - B( 5 x 16 = 80 marks) 11, i) Describe the synthesis of nanomaterials by hydrothermal and solvothermal methods e Se ePngoase @ ii) Explain about the risk discussion and future perspectives of nonomaterials. (6) 12.. a) i) Derive Clapeyron-Clausius equation. Discuss its applications. 8) Il) Derive the four forms of Maxwell relations ® OR 6) i) What is meant by Van't Hoff isotherm? Derive en expression for the isotherm of a general reaction BA+ DBS CC + dD ® (i) Derive Gibb's Heimholtz equation and discuss its applications 8) 13, a) i) Differentiate between: thermoplastics and thermosetting plastics. Give two examples each. ® ji) Brief about the following properties of the polymers Tg, molecular weight-weight average, number average, polydispersity index (8)b) 14, a) b) 15, a) b) Roll No. [| OR () What is meant by addition polymerization? Discuss the mechanism of free radical polymerization with suitable example. @) (ii) Write notes on bulk, emulsion, solution and suspension polymerization techniques ® 4) Discuss about the mechanism of Langmuir—Hinseiwood (8) Gi) Applying Michaelis-Menton equation, discuss the kinetics of enzyme catalysed reaction, Find the order of the reaction when the substrate concentration is high. (8) OR () Derive the rate equation for a second reaction where the reactants are same (8) (i) Hydrolysis of ethyl acetate by NaOH using equal concentrations. of the reactants was studied by titrating 25 ml of the reaction mixture at different time intervals against standard acid. From the data given below, prove that this is a second order reaction and calculate the rate constant, Time (min) 0 5 15 25 35 | Volume of HCl used (mi) | 46.00] 10.24 432 | 3a | @) ()-Explain the principle of UV-Visible spectroscopy. Give the block diagram and its funetions ®) (iiWrite in details about the Internal Conversion and Inter-system crossing. (8) OR (i) Explain about the chemilumescence and photo sensitization 8) (i) Write in details about Fluorescence and phosphorescence @)Roll No, [| | B.E/ B.Tech ( Full Time ) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, NOV / DEC 2013 COMMON TO ALL BRANCHES OF B.E / B.Tech PROGRAMMES First Semester CY 8151 — ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY (Regulation 2012) Time: 3 Hours ‘Answer ALL Questions Max. Marks 100 COIN anraon 1. 12. PAR’ (40 x 2 = 20 Marks) Calculate the entropy change when 2 moles of an ideal gas expands isothermally and reversibly from a volume of 4 litres to a volume of 20 fires. (R = 8.314 J K* mole’). Define Claussius inequality. ‘What are isotactic and syndiotactic polymers? ‘What is co-polymerization? Give an example. How is the order of reaction determined by halflife method? List any four factors that affect the reaction velocity. Define chemiluminescence. Give an example. What is meant by ‘width’ in a spectral line? How does it arise in spectra? Why do nanoparticles show size dependent property compared to bulk materials? Define nanowire and nanorod Part - B (5 x 16 = 80 marks) () Explain the different types of adsorption isotherms with suitable (8) examples. (i) What are enzymes? Discuss the kinetics of enzyme catalysed reaction (8) by deriving Michaelis-Menton equation. a)()) Derive Gibbs Helmholtz equation in terms of Gibbs free energy and (8) enthalpy and discuss any two applications. i) What is Van't Hoff isotherm? Derive an expression for the reaction (8) isotherm of the general reaction: aA + bB = cC + dD. (OR) 7 , ©) (Derive the Maxwet Reiation, (32) = (2) - a), \S/p43, 14, 45. Gi) Oy aq) ) »w i) a) (i) i) yo ) i) a) (0 i) »@ @ ‘The equilibrium constant for the reaction, Np + 3H; == 2NH, is 1.48 x 10% aim and 0.113 x 10% atm at 523 K and 873 K respectively. Calculate AH for the reaction. Derive Clausius-Clapeyron equation and discuss its applications. Distinguish between thermoplastic and thermosetting polymers. Give an ‘example for each type. Write short notes on suspension and emulsion polymerisation with suitable examples. (OR) Digcuss the tree radi¢at mechanism of addition polymerisation - ~~ Explain number average and weight average molecular mass in polymers. Discuss in detail the photo-processes which can occur in molecules upon absorption of light radiation Explain the principle and working of UV-Visible spectrophotometer with the help of a neat schematic block diagram. (OR) State and explain Grothus-Draper Law. ‘Write short notes on photosensitization. Describe with a neat diagram the principles and instrumentation involved in IR spectrometer. What is chemical vapour deposition? Describe the synthesis of nanomaterials by this method. Explain any four properties of nanomaterials. (OR) What is Soivothermal synthesis? How are nanomaterials synthesized by this method? Explain in detail any four applications of nanomaterials, @) 6) (10) (8} (8) @) (8) 8) ) (8)B.E/ B.Tech. DEGREE EXAMINATION, APRIL-MAY 2013 First Semester HS 9111 ~ TECHNICAL ENGLISH ~I (Common to all branches of Engineering and Technology) (Regulations 2008) Time: Three hours ss Maximum: 100 Marks Answer All Questions. Part ~ A (10x2=20 marks) 1. Match the words in column A with their meanings in column B: (4x'4=2) A eee 1__| Plentiful a_| Division 2__| Erosion b_| Radiation 3 Default ¢ | Abundant 4 Fission, d_| In the absence of an alternative | Gradual destruction of the surface through wind, rain, etc. 2, Fill in the blanks with comparative adjectives of the words given in brackets: (2x1=2) i) Engineering arts and science today. (popular) ii) Living in a city is living in a village. (costly) 3. Change the voice of the following sentences: (2x1=2) i) The government has announced a new scheme to improve technical education, ii) Hitesh achieved success very carly in his life. 4. Fill in the blanks with suitable tense forms of the verbs given in brackets: (2x1=2) After twelve years in the corporate world Ganesh ------ (quit) to set up his own company in 2012. Then he ~------ (develop) a mobile application for identifying diseases in the human liver and ------- it freely available to doctors . Doctors ----- (find) it very useful. 5. Explain the following compound nouns: (4x' i) business plan i) venture capital iti) bank loan iv) success story 6. Define TWO of the following terms: (2x1=2) i) hammer i) pliers tester 7. Punctuate the following: (8x4=2) For Deepa writing those stories was a somewhat life changing experience it was a chance to travel get to know people and cultures I have learned to look beyond what is obvious she adds 8. Correct the mistakes in spelling and grammar and rewrite the following passage: (4x/=2)9. Explain the following compound adjectives: (4x%4-2) i) women-centered ii) binary-coded iif) customer-focused iv) market-oriented 10. Complete the following ‘if clauses: (2x1=2) i) Ifit rains, ii) — engineers would have developed a new design. Part — B x16=80 marks) 11. Read the following passage and answer the questions given at the end: (1x16=16) Henry Ford, as we know, has foutid literally hundreds of ways to make extra profits. He has attacked waste and costs like a Titan. He has revolutionized the art of manufacturing. No other man, in any country, has done as much to show us what efficient manufacturing means. He has kept only a part of his extra profits for himself. The rest has gone to his employees and customers by means of higher wages and lower prices. Most businesses are dwarfed, They are no larger today than they were some years ago. And most of the owners are content to jog along with dwarfed business. As someone has said, “The surest way for a small business to become big is to think in terms of big business.” In business as well as in sports, we study the winners, not the also-rans. And any small men who do not lear. from the big men will continue to have a dwarfed business. In the spring time almost every family begins to think of its garden, We are a garden-minded people. Some of us have very small ones. Some who live in metropolitan fashion, in hotels or boarding houses or flats have mio gardens at all. But they wish they had. By the study of plants, Darwin found the six great laws of nature: growth, reproduction, inheritance, variability, struggle for survival and survival of the fittest. He wrote his controversial book, The Origin of Species, and made these laws known to the world. Then after him came other thinkers who showed that these laws could be applied to human fife and to trade and industry. Twenty one years afterwards, Taylor began to apply Darwin's “scientific method’ to manufacturing. Later other men began to apply it to salesmanship and retailing and advertising and to all departments of business building, a) Choose the correct answer: (4xi=4) i) Who gave the laws of nature? 1) Ford 2) Darwin 3) Taylor 4) Manufacturers ii) Which type of persons would people in general like to more about? 1) businessmenBE. / B.Tech, (Full Time) DEGREE EXAMINATION, APRIL / MAY 2013, HS 8151 - TECHNICAL ENGLISH I (Common to All Branches) I Semester (Regulation 2012) Time: 3hours: Maximum: 100 marks Answer ALL Questions PART ‘A’ (10 x2 = 20 marks) 1. Expand the following abbreviations / acronyms: (4 x %= 2) a) LAN b) WAN c) URL @) IMF 2. Make antonyms of the following words by adding suitable prefixes: (4 x % = 2) a)approval b) correct —_¢) definite _d) intelligent 3. Fill in the blanks with suitable words by adding appropriate suffixes to the given words: (4x%=2) a) The robots that you will encounter most frequently are robots that do work that is too ~ @anger), boring, onerous, or just plain nasty. b) Understandably, writing about music is not as easy as writing about the ©) SEDCO Tally Genicom printers are characterized by their high — ‘print quality, and. .-- (reliable). ~ (verb) arts. (perform), improved 4. Choose the right homonyms: (4 x 4 = 2) 4) The engineers were affaid the dam would ~ (brake, break) if the water got any higher. b) We came in late and only saw the —~ (tail, tale) end of the movie. ©) Michael has just ordered a new bedroom -------—- (suite, sweet) and it is beautiful! 4) A spinal ----—---- (chord, cord) injury can cause paralysis or even death. 5. Expand the following compound nouns: (4 x 4 = 2). a) tooth brush ) train track ©) motor cycle 4) plastic bag 6, Rewrite the following sentences in the passive voice: (2.x 1 =2) 8) The Romans built the bridge 2000 years ago. b) They grow coffee in Kenya. 7. Choose a suitable collocation to complete the following sentences: (2 x 1 = 2) a) I'm afraid he was involved ina —~ (ready, dreadful, widespread) accident. b) We need to take some ------- (deeisiv@; casual, latest) action before itis too late i8, Write a single sentence definition for the following terms: (2.x 1 = 2) a) printer —_b) dynamo 9. Fill in the blanks with suitable tense forms: (4 x 4 =2) a) We ——-—-- (watch) the TV when it started to rain, b) Wait a minute, { ---—-- (carry) this box for you. ©) She watched a video after the children -—------- (go) to bed. 4) It started to rain while she —-----——- (water) the flowers in her garden. 10. Read the following passage and frame two wh-questions based on the passage: (2 x 1=2) In 1666, English scientist Sir Isaac Newton discovered that when pure white light passes through a prism, it separates into all of the visible colors. Newton also found that cach color is made up of a single wavelength and cannot be separated any further into other colors. PART - B (6 x 16=80 marks) 11, Read the passage and answer the questions that follow it: (16 marks) The savagery of the soldier ant is a legend in Africa. I once saw a rat a foot long bhinder into a column. In seconds it was wriggling in agony, covered in a thick black mantle of ants. Soon ants were moving back to their nest carrying tiny chunks of bloody flesh. Five hours later only the rat’s bones remained. People grogay witlf sleeping sickness have been known to collapse near ants? nests: only skeletons are found next day. Ants’ nests line African rivers. On the surface of the ground, only a small indentation is visible, but below is a network of passageways that may extend as deep as ten feet. The Queen keeps court in the deepest and most secret recess of the labyrinth. More ferocious than any human king or queen, she resigns alone; after killing all other active fémales in the group. The males who come to fertilize her eggs are killed by her moments later: Queens rarely make public appearances. They travel only at night, always escorted and even carried by the strongest and fastest ants. ‘The ants I was watching had occupied their nest for about three weeks, and were about to move. It-was seven in the evening, The equatorial night descended abruptly, and the forest became still and quiet. Suddenly a nervous swarm of ants burst from the nest, and swiftly shaped themselves into a column about one and a half inches wide and moving at approximately ten feet a minute. ‘The soldier ants formed the flanks; the workers were in the middle. Millions of ants had already passed when, within the column, a white stream took shape. This stream was made up of the tiny larvae ~ newly born ants — being carried out of the nest by the workers. It was a sign that the ants felt secure. If | was lucky the Queen would soon follow. i 2BE. / B.Tech. (Full Time) DEGREE EXAMINATION, APRIL /MAY 2013 HS 8151 - TECHNICAL ENGLISH I (Common to All Branches) I Semester (Regulation 2012) Time: 3hours ‘Maximum: 100 marks Answer ALL Questio PART ‘A’ (10 x2= 20 marks) 1. Expand the following abbreviations / acronyms: (4 x 4=2) 2) LAN b)WAN —c) URL ) IMF 2. Make antonyms of the following words by adding suitable prefixes: (4x %4=2) a)approval b) correct) definite) intelligent 3. Fill in the blanks with suitable words by adding appropriate suffixes to the given words: (x4 4) The robots that you will encounter most frequently are robots that do work that is too (danger), boring, onerous, or just plain nasty. b) Understandably, writing about music is not as easy as writing about the ------—- (verb) arts. ©) SEDCO Tally Geni¢om printers are characterized by their high —-------- (perform), improved quality, and —~------ (reliable), 4, Choose the right homonyms: (4x %4=2) a) The engineers were aftaid the dam would ~ (brake, break) if the water got any higher. b) We came in late and only saw the ~~ (tail, tale) end of the movi ©) Michael has just ordered a new bedroom --------- (suite, sweet) and it is 4) A spinal - (chord, cord) injury can cause paralysis or even death. 5, Expand the following compound nouns: (4x %4=2). 8) tooth brush ) train track ©) motor cycle 4) plastic bag 6. Revitite the following sentences in the passive voice: (2x 1=2) 2) The Romans built the bridge 2000 years ago. b) They grow coffee in Kenya, 7. Choose a suitable collocation to complete the following sentences: (2 x 1 = 2) a) Tm afraid he was involved ina - (ready, dreadful, widespread) accident. b) We need to take some --------- (deaisivé, casual, latest) action before it is too late. ! =BE. / B.Tech. (Full Time) DEGREE EXAMINATION, APRIL / MAY 2013 HS 8151 - TECHNICAL ENGLISH 1 (Common to All Branches) Semester (Regulation 2012) ‘Time: 3hours Maximum: 100 marks Answer ALL Questions PART ‘A’ (10 x 2 =20 marks) 1. Expand the following abbreviations / acronyms: (4 x %4=2) a)LAN b)WAN = c)URL_—) IMF 2. Make antonyms of the following words by adding suitable prefixes: (4 x %=2) a)approval b)correct —¢) definite —_d) intelligent 3. Fill in the blanks with suitable words by adding appropriate suffixes to the given words: @x%=D 2) The robots that you will encounter most frequently are robots that do work that is too (danger), boring, onerous, or just plain nasty. : b) Understandably, writing about music is not as easy as writing about the ¢) SEDCO Tally Genicom printers are characterized by their high ‘print quality, and -—----- (reliable), —- (verb) arts, (perform), improved 4, Choose the right homonyms: (4.x %=2) 2) The engineers were affraid the dam wold ~ -- (brake, break) if the water got any higher. b) We came in late and only saw the —------ (tal, tale) end of the movie. ©) Michael has just ordered a’new bedroom -------- (Suite, sweet) and it is beautifal! 6) A spinal ---—--- (chord, cord) injury can cause paralysis.or even death. 5. Expand the following compound nouns: (4.x %4= 2). 2) tooth brush b) train track ©) motor cycle €) plastic bag 6. Rewrite the following sentences in the passive voice: (2x 1=2) a) The Romans built the bridge 2000 years ago. b) They grow coffee in Kenya, 7. Choose a suitable collocation to complete the following sentences: (2.x 1 = 2) a) Im afraid he was involved in a ~- (ready, dreadful, widespread) accident. b) We need to take some ~ ; casual, latest) action before itis too late. —Roll No. Le} B.E/ B.Tech (Full Time) DEGREE ARREAR EXAMINATION, APRIL / MAY 2014 COMMON TO ALL BRANCHES ISEMESTER HS 8151 - TECHNICAL ENGLISH I (Regulation 2012) ‘Time: 3 hours Answer ALL the Questions Max. Marks: 100 PART - A (10 x 2 = 20 marks) 1. Fill in the blanks with suitable tense forms: (4x%=2 ‘The British explorer James Cook -~ (be) bom in the village of Marton, Yorkshire, on 27" October, 1728. But his family soon ~ (move) to another village, called Great Ayton, where Cook ~~ (spend) most of his childhood. As a teenager he developed a fascination for the sea and (travel) to Whitby where he found employment on a coal ship. 2, Fill in the blanks with the appropriate verbs to suit the given subject: 4x%=2) 8) Carlos is the only one of those students who ------ (has/have) lived up to the potentials described in the yearbook. b) Politics (is/are) sometimes a dirty business. ©) The survey covering seven colleges ----------- (reveal/reveals) a growth in enrolment. 4) The Nile River -------—- (flow/flows) from south to north, 3. Expand the following compound nouns: (4x%=2) a) silver ring b)tooth brush) burglaralarm —_d) plastic bag 4, Fill in the blanks with the comparative forms of adjectives given in brackets: (4 x %4~ 2) a) This flower is - (beautiful) than that one. +b) A holiday by the sea is - (good) than a holiday in the mountains. ©) Elephants are -— (big) than bears. 4) French is ~ (difficult) than English 5. Define any two of following terms: Qx1=2) a) ammeter b) barometer ©) printer 6. Revite the following didlogue into reported speech: (@x1=2) Rosy: “Mary, I haven’t seen you since February.” Mary: “Pve just come back from my holiday in Ireland.”7. Make two sentences using any one of the given homonyms with different meanings for the homonym in each sentence: (2x 1=2) a) bat b) park ¢) book 8, Rewrite the following sentences in passive voice: 2x 1=2) a) They built the skyscraper in 2009. b) They have finished the new product design. 9. Hl in the blanks with appropriate interogntive sentences: @x1=2) Bank Manager: — Student: I need to open a bank account. Bank Manager: O.K. Get the relevant form and submit the filled in form to open the account. Student: --. Bank Manager: You can get the form from the Accountant who is inthe counter No.3. 10. Write four instructions to your brother for maintaining his newly bought bicycle: (4x%=2) PART - B (5 x 16 = 80 marks) 11. i) Read the passage and answer the following questions: Earthquakes are the most lethal of all natural disasters. What causes them? Geologists explain them in terms of a theory known as plate tectonics. Continents are floating apart from each other; this is referred to as the continental drift. About sixty miles below the surface of the sea, there is a semi molten bed of rock over which plates, or slabs, carry continents and sea floors at a rate of several inches a year. As the plates separate from each other, a new sea floor is formed by the ‘molten matter that was formerly beneath. Volcanic islands and large mountain ranges are created by this type of movement, ‘The collision of plates causes geological instability such as that in California called the San Andreas Fault, located between the Pacific and North American plates. ‘The plates there are constantly pushing and pulling adjacent plates, thereby creating constant tremors and potential for earthquakes in the area. Geologists would like to be able to predict earthquakes accurately. Using laser beams, seismographs, gravity-measuring devices, and radio telescopes, they are presently studying the San Andreas Fault to determine the rate strain and the amount of ground slippage. Calculations indicate that sometime in the future, California will be struck by a major earthquake. In spite of the geologists’ theory of plate tectonics, there are still gaps in man's understanding and knowledge of the causes of earthquakes. Powerful earthquakes have occurred in places where plate boundaries are hundreds of miles away. In the 1800s New Madrid, Missouri, and Charleston, South Carolina, were shaken by carthquakes that no one had foreseen.Certain areas of the world are quake prone. Italy, Yugoslavia, and Algeria have experienced ‘many quakes. In November 1980, Naples was struck by an especially devastating quake. China and Japan have also been hit by horrendous quakes. In 1923, Tokyo and Yokohama were reduced to rubble by gigantic tremors that were followed by fires, tornadoes, and finally a thirty- four-foot tsunami, or tidal wave, which was caused by the earth’s drop into the waters of Tokyo Bay. What effects have geologists’ predictions of earthquakes had? The Chinese in Haicheng in 1974 were warmed that'an carthquake might occur within the next year or two. With the help of amateur seismologists’ observations of animal behavior and the rise and fall of water in wells and measurements of quantities of radioactive gas in water, professional geologists were able, in January 1975, to predict an earthquake within the next six months. On February 4, Haicheng was destroyed, but because its residents had been evacuated, very few people were killed. In California, where earthquake is an ever-present menace, building codes now require quakeproof structures, and Civil Defense units have intensified their training in how to deal with disaster should it strike or, perhaps more accurately, when it strikes. Choose the correct option for the following questions: (8x 1=8) 1) Continental drift is the concept that a) Continents are drawing nearer to each other b) Continents are separating ©) Continents are 60 miles apart from each other d) New continents are developing beneath the sea 2) Geologists are using modem technology to a) Help predict earthquakes b) Enhance their reputations ©) Measure the accuracy of earthquakes 4) Control ground slippage 3) An earthquake may be followed by a) Wind, fire, and tidal waves b) Predictions ©) Radioactive gas 4) Strange behavior by animals 4) The Chinese predicted an earthquake by a) Employing amateur seismologists b) Observing professional geologists ©) Watching animals, wells, and radioactive gas d) Evacuating the population 5) Californians are preparing for an earthquake by a) Saving theit property b) Building stronger houses and practicing techniques to handle emergencies ©) Ignoring the San Andreas Fault 4) Moving to another state6) No one had foreseen quakes in Missouri because a) The area is not quake prone b) Geologists do not understand the area ©) Thete are gaps in the area d) The theory of plate tectonics is incorrect 7) Geologists have been able to predict an earthquake a) With unerring accuracy b) Within months ©) By measuring tremors d) By knowing about continental drift 8) Voleanic islands are formed by a) The separation of plates and the consequent uncovering of the molten sea floor beneath them b) The constant pushing and pulling of adjacent plates c) Constant tremors 4) Huge mountain ranges ii) Look at the following table and answer the following questions: On road price of Bajaj Pulsar in Chennai Bajaj Pulsar Tasurance Registration ‘On Road Price (total Models Showroom Price | Amount Amount price) | Bajaj Pulsar |Rs.53296 |Rs.1363 |Rs.5304 |Rs.60023 135 ce Bajaj Pulsar | Rs. 62402 Rs. 1529 Rs. 6092 Rs. 70023 150ce Bajaj Pulsar |Rs.65733 ‘| Rs. 1650 | Rs, 6359 | Rs. 73742 | 180ce Bajaj Pulsar | Rs. 68275 Rs. 1704 Rs. 5812 Rs. 75791 200c¢ Bajaj Pulsar | Rs. 82685 Rs. 1975 Rs. 0965 Rs. 91625 220ce Choose the right option for the following questions: (8x1-8) 1. Which Bajaj pulsar model is known for the lowest on road price? ) Bajaj pulsar 200 cc ) Bajaj pulsar 220 ce ©) Bajaj pulsar 135 ce 4) Bajaj pulsar 150 ce2. Which Bajaj pulsar model is the most expensive one? a) Bajaj pulsar 200 ce 1b) Bajaj pulsar 220 ec ©) Bajaj pulsar 135 cc 4) Bajaj pulsar 150 ce 3. The total amount of Bajaj pulsar model includes a) Showroom price only ») Insurance amount and showroom price ©) Showroom price and registration amount 4) Showroom price, insurance and registration amount. 4, Which Bajaj pulsar models can be suggested as options if you have only Rs, 710002 ) Bajaj pulsar 200 cc (or) Bajaj pulsar 220 cc b) Bajaj pulsar 180 ce (or) Bajaj pulsar 200 ec ¢) Bajaj pulsar 135 ce (or) Bajaj pulsar 150 cc 4) Bajaj pulsar 180 ce (or) Bajaj pulsar 220 cc 5. The variation in the price of Bajaj pulsar model depends on a) engine efficiency 'b) economic status of the consumer ©) social status of the consumer 4) public opinion 6. Which of the following statements is not true? a) There are five models, ) Engine efficiency of each model has been given, ©) Break up details for the total amount of alll models have been given. 4) All specifications for each model can be seen. 7. What will be the insurance amount if you opt for buying Bajaj pulsar 150 cc? a) Rs. 1650 b)Rs. 1529 )Rs. 1975 d) Rs. 1704 8. Which one of the following statements is correct? a) The registration amount of Bajaj 200 ce is higher than that of 180 cc. ) The registration amount of Bajaj 220 cc is less than that of 200ce. ¢) The registration amount of Bajaj 135 is higher than that of 180ce. 4) The registration amount of Bajaj 200 cc is less than that of 180 cc. 12. Choose either one of the passages and answer the following questions: a) Social classes It is hard to get any agreement on the precise meaning of the term ‘social class’. In everyday life, people tend to have a different approach to those they consider their equals from that which they assume with people they consider higher or lower than themselves in the social scale. The criteria we use to ‘place’ a new acquaintance, however, are a complex mixture offactors. Dress, way of speaking, area of residence in a given city or province, education and manners all play a part. In ancient civilizations, the Sumerian, for example, which flourished in the lower Euphrates valley from 2000 to 5000 B.C. social differences were based on birth, stafus or rank, rather than on wealth. Four main classes were recognized. These were the rulers, the priestly administrators, the freemen (such as craftsmen, merchants or farmers) and the slaves. In Greece, after the sixth-century B.C., there was a growing conflict between the peasants and the landed aristocrats (land-owning noblemen), and a gradual decrease in the power of the aristocracy when a kind of ‘middle class’ of traders and skilled workers grew up. The population of Athens, for example, was divided into three main classes which were politically and legally distinct. About one-third of the total were slaves, who did not count politically at all, a fact often forgotten by those who praise Athens as the nursery of democracy. The next main group consisted of resident foreigners, the ‘metics’, who were freemen, though they too were allowed no share in political life. The third group was the powerful body of ‘citizens’, who were themselves divided into sub-classes. In ancient Rome, too, a similar struggle between the plebs, or working people, and the landed families was a recurrent feature of social life The medieval feudal system, which flourished in Europe from the ninth to the thirteenth centuries, gave rise to a comparatively simple system based on birth. Under the king there were two main classes — lords and ‘vassals’, the latter with many subdivisions. The vassal owed the lord fidelity, obedience and aid, especially in the form of military service. The lord in return owed his vassal protection and an assured livelihood. In the Iater Middle Ages, however, the development of a money economy and the growth of cities and trade led to the rise of another class, the ‘burghers’ or city merchants and mayors. These were the predecessors of the modem middle classes. Gradually high office and occupation assumed importance in determining social position, as it became more and more possible for a person born to one station in life to move to another. This change affected the towns more than the country ateas, where remtants of feudalism lasted much longer. With the break-up of the feudal economy, the increasing division of labour, and the growing power of the town burghers, the commercial and professional middle class became more and more important in Europe, and the older privileged class, the landed aristocracy, began to lose some of its power. Answer the following questions in not more than three sentences: (5x2=10) 1) What are the criteria that we apply to decide the status of a person in society? 2) What were the three main groups of people in Athens? 3) What was the duty of ‘vassals’ in the medieval feudal system? 4) Mention the four main classes in the Sumerian civilization?5) What happened after the collapse of feudal system? 6) Write a short summary of the given passage in not more than 80 words. (6 marks) (On) b) How lions hunt Male lions are rather reticent about expending their energy in hunting ~ more than three- quarters of kills are made by lionesses. Setting off at dusk on a hunt, the lionesses are in front, tensely scanning ahead, the cubs lag playfully behind, and the males bring up the rear, walking slowly, their massive heads nodding with each step as if they were bored with the whole matter. But slothfulness may have survival value. With lionesses busy hunting, the males function as guards for the cubs, protecting them particularly from hyenas. Hunting lionesses have learnt to take advantage of their environment, Darkness provides them with cover, and at dusk they often wait near animals they want to kill until their outlines blend into the surroundings. Small prey like gazelle, does not give any problems to the lions. ‘They are simply grabbed with the paws, or slapped down and finished off with a bite in the neck. A different technique is use with large animals, such as wildebeest. Usually a lioness pulls her prey down after running up behind it, and then seizes it by the throat, strangling it. Or she may place her mouth over the muzzle of a downed animal, and suffocate it. Lions practice remarkably sophisticated cooperative hunting techniques. Sighting prey, Tionesses usually fan out and stalk closer until one is within striking distance. The startled herd may scatter or bolt to one side right into a hidden lioness, Sometimes lionesses surround their quarry. While perhaps three crouch and wait, a fourth may backtrack and then circle far around and approach from the opposite side, a technique not unknown in human warfare. No obvious signals pass between the lions, other than that they watch one another. A tactic may also be adapted to a particular situation. One pride of lions often pursued prey at the end of a narrow strip of land between two streams. Several lionesses would sit and wait until gazelle wandered into this natural dead-end. Then they would spread out and advance quite in he open, having learnt that the gazelle would not try fo escape by running into the bush beside the river, but would run back the way they had come. A lioness has no trouble pulling down an animal of twice her weight. But a buffalo, which may scale a ton, presents problems. One lioness and a young bull battled for an hour and a half, the buffalo whirling around to face the cat with lowered horns whenever she came close. Finally she gave up and allowed him to walk away. But on another occasion, five males came across an old bull. He stood in a swamp, belly-deep in mud and water, safely facing his tormentors on the shore, Suddenly, inexplicably, he plodded towards them, intent it seemed on committing suicide. One lion grabbed his rump, another placed his paws on the bull's back and bit into the flesh. Slowly, without trying to defend himself, the buffalo sank to his knees and, with one lion holding his throat and another his muzzle, died of suffocation.Answer the following questions in not more than three sentences: (§x2=10) 1) What do you mean by ‘cooperative hunting technique"? 2) What happened to an old bull? 3) What is the duty of male lions when lionesses go for hunting animals? 4) How do lionesses kill large animals? 5) How do they hunt small animals? 6) Write a short summary of the given passage in not more than 80 words, (6 marks) 13. a) Most of the city buses are overcrowded during peak hours. The real sufferers are school children, office goers, and elderly people. They find bus travel a nightmare since it is highly uncomfortable for them. Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper explaining the problems of the passengers and suggesting measures to solve their problems. (16) (Or) b) You are the Secretary of Soft Skills Club of your college. Some of the students want to attend a 3-day short term course on interview and presentation skills as the campus interview is to be held next month. Write a letter to the Dean of your college to give permission for conducting this course in the campus. In your letter, you can explain the uses of the course and give the details about the programme schedule. (16) 14, a) The following pie-chart shows the percentage distribution of the expenditure incurred in piblishing a book. Describe the pie-chart and analyse it and give some suggestions to reduce the cost incurred in publishing books. (16) Various Expenditures (in percentage) Incurred in Publishing a Book Cost Promotional cost 10% Printing 20 %. Royalty 15% ‘Transport 10 %. Binding 2096 Paper 25 %,. rn) ) The following bar chart shows the electricity consumption of a middle class family for the first six months of 2013. Describe the chart, analyse the findings and give some suggestions to reduce electricity consumption of the family, (16) icity consumption (in units) of a family 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 san Feb Mar April May. June 15, Write an essay on any ONE of the following topics: a) Bus travel and train travel a6) (Or) b) Impact of mobile phone on youngsters (16)Rol No | [. B.Tech (Full Time) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, APR/MAY 2014 COMMON TO RUBBER AND PLASTICS TECHNOLOGY AND FOOD TECHNOLOGY SECOND SEMESTER (REGULATIONS 2012) GY8254 PHYSICAL & ORGANIC CHEMISTRY Time: 3 hrs Max. Marks: 100 1” Instruction: Question is compulsory Answer ALL Questions Part-A (10 x 2= 20 marks} 1. Distinguish between order and molecularity of a reaction. 2.. Write the application of catalysis. 3. What is buffer? Write its advantages. 4. What is galvanic cell? Give one example 5. Write short on hyper conjugation effect 6. Write down the geometrical isomers of 3-Hexene, butanedioic acid and propene. 7. Write the [4+2] cyclo addition of Diel's-Alder reaction. 8. Why benzene undergo electrophilic substitution reaction whereas alkenes undergo addition reaction? 9. How will you prepare pyrrole from furan? 10. Write any one preparation method of acrylonitrile, Part-B(5x16=80Marks) 11. (@) Derive an expression for the Kinetics of free radical chain polymerization, (8) (b) Discuss the application of phase rule to the water system and the significance of triplé point and metastable curve of water system (8) 12. (a)(i) Discuss in detail the principle and procedure involved in conductomettic titration Studies, (8) Write a brief note on the thermodyanamic aspects of electrode potential @) OR b)(i)Explain in detail the transport number and ionic mobility of an electrolyte (10) (i)Write the characteristics of electrochemical series )13.(a)() Discuss the structure and stability of carbocations by inductive,mesomeric, hyperconjugative effects and by *s’ character (12) (Write a note on types of stereo isomers with an example for each type. 4) OR (0) What is Mesomeric effect? Write-the conditions for resonance and its application. (16) 14. (a) Explain SN * and SN? mechanism of nucleophilic substitution reactions. Discuss their Siereochemical implications with suitable examples, (16) OR (b) Explain the following reaction mechanism of (ielectrophilic addition of HBr to unsymmetrical alkenes (8) (electrophilic substitution of nitration on benzene ® 15. a)(i) Explain why pyridine undergo electrophilic substitution at 3-position ©) (ii) How will you prepare Quinoline by Skraups Synthesis? Write any two Chemical properties of quinolone (10) OR )(i) Write the mechanism of Bischler-Bapieralski synthesis (6) (ii) Oxidation reaction of ethylene glycol ©) (ii) What happens when glycerol is treated with a mixture of conc.HNO; and H,SO, (5)Rolo. B.E. (FULL TIME) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, APRILIMAY 2014 FIRST SEMESTER - (REGULATIONS 2012) GE 8152 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks: 100 Note: i) Drawings should be neat and legible ii) Standards should be followed for dimensioning and printing ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS (5x 20 = 100 Marks) 1.2) Draw the following views of the component shown in Fig.1 by free hand sketching. i) Front view (8 marks) i) Top view and (7 marks) ii) Right side view (marks) Fig.4 OR 4.b) A string of length 116mm is wound around a circle of diameter 30mm. Draw the path traced by the end of the string when it is unwound from the circle. Also draw the normal and tangent to appoint which is at a distance of 70mm from the centre of the circle. 2.a) The end projectors of a line AB are 22 mm apart. A is 12mm in front of the VP and 12 mm above the HP: The point B is 6mm in front of the VP and 40 mm above the HP. Draw2b) 3.) 3b) 4.2) 4.b) 5.a) 6.) the projections of the line and determine its true length and inclinations with the HP and VP. OR A pentagon ABCDE with 40mm side, has its side AB in the VP and inclined at 30° to the HP. The corer A is 15mm above the HP and the corner D is 30 mm in front of the VP. Draw the projections of the plane and find its inclination with the VP. A hexagonal pyramid, of base edge 35 mm and axis 80 mm long, has an edge of its base parallel to the H.P. The axis is parallel to the V.P and inclined at 45 ° to the HP. Draw its projections when the axis is at a distance of 50 mm from V.P and apex lies on the HP. OR Draw the projections of a cone of base diameter 50mm and axis length 70 mm when it lies on the ground on one of its generators with the axis parallel to 40 mm from the VP. A cylinder 50mm in diameter and 60mm long, is resting on its base on the ground. It is cut by a section plane perpendicular to the VP, the VT of which cuts the axis at a point 40 mm from the base and making an angle of 45 ® to the HP. The cutting plane passes through the left side and the top face of the cylinder. Draw its front view, sectional top view and the true shape of the section. OR A square prism of base side 35mm and height 70 mm is resting on its base on the HP ‘such that the sides of the base are equally inclined to the VP.A hole of 38mm diameter is drilled through it such that the axis of the hole is at a height of 35mm from the base, 13mm from the left corner and perpendicular to the prism. Draw the development of the lateral surface of the prism. Draw the isometric projection of a hexagonal prism of base side 30 mm and height 70 mm which has a through central vertical hole of diameter 30mm. The prism is so placed that one edge of the base is parallel to V.P. OR Draw the perspective view of a pentagonal prism of base side 20mm and height 65mm, lying on the ground plane on one of its rectangular faces, the axis being inclined at 30° to the picture plane, and a corner of the base touching the picture plane. The station point is 65 mm in front of the picture plane and lies in a central plane which bisects the axis. The horizon is at the level of the top edge of the prism.Roll No | | L] B.E. / B.TECH. (Full Time) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, APRIL / MAY, 2014 COMMON TO ALL BRANCHES First Semester MA 8151 Mathematics - I (Regulation 2012) Time : 3 Hours Answer ALL Questions Max. Marks: 100 PART-A (10 x2 =20 ) 1. Find the eigenvalue(s) of an idempotent matrix A. 10 0 2. LetA=|2 ~3 0]. Find the sum and product of the eigenvalues of A 0 5 2 <0 2. Find the nature ofthe series 5 net a! 4, Test whether convergent series is absolutely convergent? Justify the claim. 5. Find du/@x and du/dy when u(xy)= x) +y%. 6 Ifz= 2) +o{%]) then find the vatue of x22 +y using Buler’s theorem. x y ox ey a 7. Evaluate the improper integral [ “ax i ni2 8 Evaluate | fcot0 d@ , using Beta and Gamma functions. 0 9. Find the area of a circle of radius ‘a’ by double integration in polar coordinates. 1 ee 40.Evaluate { [xy dx dy dz. x=0 y=0z=1bx 11.) Bvaluate dx,where a,b >0, using Leibnitz’s rule. o Dee LL.Gi) Showthat (m,n) =L@2°@) and hence find the value of (1/2) (10) T(m+n) Qo 21 -1 12a.(i) Diagonalise the matrix A=| 1 1 ~2| by means of an orthogonal 1-21 transformation. 8) 211 12a.(ii) Verify that the matrix A=]0 1 0) satisfies its own characteristic equation and 112 hence compute the elements of the matrix given by A‘=5A?+8A?-2A+I. (8) (OR) 12b. Reduce the quadratic form x? +2y? 4-27 ~2ky + 2yz, to the canonical form by an orthogonal transformation and hence find the index, signature and nature of the quadratic form, and also find a non-zero set of values of x, y, z which make this quadratic form zero. (16) a 2 13a.(i) Test for the convergence of the series +4 TEX t4x2 t4x9 D’Alembert’s ratio test, ; (8) to @ by13a.(ii) Discuss the nature of the series Eee where p>0, by using Integral n=2 n(logn)P test. (8) (OR) 1 1 1 i 13b.(i) Is the series 1-—-+—~-—=+........ to w conditionally convergent or 7 2233 aa absolutely convergent? Justify the claim. ) 7 1 1 1 13b.Gi) For what ‘values of x, the . series G—+———5+ (=x) 21=x)? “ 3Q—x) converges? (8) 14a) Let u=3x+2y—z,v=x-2y+zand W=x(x+2y—z). Are wv and w functionally related? . Ifso, find this relationship. (8) 14a.(ii), Find the Taylor’s series expansion of x2y?+2x2y+3xy? in powers of (x +2) and (y~1) up to the second degree terms. (8) (OR) 14b.@) If z=f(x,y), where x=e" +e7¥ and y=e7" , then show that a Crees 8 ax "ay au ov (8) 14b.(i) Find the dimensions of the rectangular box, dpen at the top, of maximum capacity whose surface area 432 square meters. (8) G12-x 15a.(i) Evaluate integral [J xy dy dx by changing the order of integration. (8) 042 15a.(ii) Evaluate jifxyzdxdy dz, where V is the volume of the positive octant of the A sphere x? +y? +27 by transforming to spherical polar coordinates. 3) (or) 15b.@) Evaluate {fxy,(@—x~ y) dx dy , where D is the region bounded by x = 0, y= 0 D and x-+y=1, using the transforination x-+y =u, y= uv. (8) 15b.(i) Find the area of the portion of the sphere x?-+y7 lying inside the cylinder x24y2 =3y. (8) Qa8.E/ B.Tech (Full Time ) DEGREE END Roll No. LETT TET ‘SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, APRIL / MAY 2014 Computer science and Engineering | Semester S181 Programming and Data structures (Regulation 2004) Time: 3 Hours Answer ALL Questions Max, Marks 100 BORN ARONE 140) qi) 12a 13.4 14a 18a What is an algorithm? What is an abstract data type? Distinguish between array and linked list data structure ‘What is binary search tree? Define priority queue ‘What is hash function? What is sorting? Write a code for swapping What is a graph? What are various graph traversal methods: Part -— B (5 x 16 = 80 marks) Explain the linked implementation of stack and queue How will you implement a polynomial using an array Explain in detail about depth first search and breadth first search with neat diagran (OR) Explain various tree traversal methods using suitable examples Discuss in defail the applications of priority queue with suitable examples (OR) Write a routine for insertion and deletion in a queue. Check for necessary conditions Explain in detail heap sort algorithm with suitable illustration (OR) Explain in detail merge sort algorithm with suitable example Define Travelling salesman problem. Explain the suitable method for solving travelling salesman problem (OR) 4 ‘Explain the spanning tree algorithm. Discuss with a suitable example 16 16 16 1€ 1€B.E/B.TECH ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Nov [oe PTEC 8102- ELECTRONIC DEVICES FIRST SEMESTER REGULATIONS 2013 Time: 3 Hours Max. : 100 marks ‘Answer All Questions PART-A (10x2 =20Marks) 1.What is meant by channel length modulation in MOSFET. 2.Write the expressions for drain current of NMOSFET and JFET. 3.Define diffusion current of a semiconductor diode. 4.Write about Ebers Moll Model 5.Draw the h-parameter model of BIT. 6.In a BJT the terminal currents Ic = 1.2ma and |;=1.4ma Calculate the values of a,B and y of BIT. 7.Draw the structural diagram of VMOS 8.Define efficiency of a solar cell 9.Give the relationship between capacitance offered by varactor diode and the width of the depletion region. 10. What is meant by ‘Hot Carriers’ PART-B (5x16=80Marks 11(i) Explain the working of PN junction diode in Forward Bias Region, Reverse bias region and forward and reverse breakdown regions. (10) (ii)Derive for drift current density of PN junction diode. (6) 12(a)With structural diagram of JFET (N-channel), explain the the output and transfer characteristics (12) (ii)Calculate the drain current of JFET, with Ipss= 13mA, Vos (off) = -4V, when the gate voltage with respect to source is -2.5V (4) OR (b) Derive the expression for drain current in E-MOSFET with structural diagram of N-Channel E-MOSFET.13(a) (i) Describe the V —I characteristics of Zener diode {ii)Explain how zener is used to maintain output Voltage constant with respect to line and load regulation. (8) OR (8) (b)(i) Explain the function of LASER (8) (il) Describe the forward V-I characteristics of Tunnel diode (8) 14(a) (i) What is advantage of Power MOSFETS at high temperature operation(4) (ii) Draw and explain with V-I characteristics of SCR (8) (iii)Differentiate between Diac and Triac (4) OR (b) (i) Describe the V-I characteristics of UIT with circuit diagram (8) (ii) Explain the forward and reverse characteristics of LED with structural diagram. (8) 15(a) Explain the V-I Characteristics of NPN BJT transistor with structuraldiagram OR (b)(i) Explain Hybrid — Model of BJT (8) (ii) Derive the current equations of BIT (8)Roll No. B. E. /B. Tech. (Full Time) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, NOV / DEC 2014 COMMON TO ALL BRANCHES FIRST SEMESTER CY171/ CY 9111 — ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY (REGULATIONS 2004 / 2008) Time: 3 Hr Max. Marks: 100 Answer ALL Questions PART ~ A (10 X 2 = 20 Marks) 4. Calculate the Gibbs free energy change for a reaction at 298 K, given that Keq = 10x10°. 2. Write down the conditions for spontaneity in terms of AG, AH and AS. 3. Define condensed phase rule. 4. What is a eutectic point? Give an example. 5. What is autocatalysis? Give an example. 6. What is Freundlich adsorption isotherm? 7. What are elimination reactions? Give an example. 8. Write down any two applications of UV-visible spectroscopy. 9. What ate nanorods and nanowires? 10. Mention any two applications of nanochemistry in medicine. PART — B (5 X 16 = 80 Marks) 11. i) With a neat phase diagram, explain the salient features of the water system. 8 i) Explain the simple eutectic, two-component, Pb-Ag system with adiagram. 8 12.a.i) Derive two forms of Gibbs-Helmholtz equation and explain its applications. 12 ji) Prove that the total entropy change in a spontaneous process is always positive. 4 (OR) 12.b.i) Derive van't Hoff isochore equation. 8 ll) The free energy changes for a reaction are -29 and -29.5 kcal at 300 and 310 Kelvin respectively. Calculate the AH and AS for the process at 305 K, assuming AH to be a constant over this temperature range. 8 13.a.i) Explain the differences between physisorption and chemisoprtion, 6 ii) Derive an expression to calculate the rate of enzyme catalysed reactions. 10 (OR) 13.b.i) State the postulates and derive Langmuir adsorption isotherm. 10 ii) Explain the ion exchange demineralization of water with suitable reactions. 614.2. i) ii) 14.b 15.a. 15.b. i) ii) Define and explain the mechanisms of Sy‘ and Sy? reactions, Describe the factors influencing the width and intensities of spectral lines. (OR) Discuss the principle, instrumentation and applications of IR spectroscopy. Discuss any four methods of synthesis of nanoparticles and list any four of their applications. (OR) Describe the CVD and laser ablation methods for the synthesis of CNT. Mention afiy four applications of CNT. Write a note on nanosensors. 16 16 12Roll No. eT EH | B.E/B.Tech (Full Time) DEGREE ARREAR EXAMINATION, NOV / DEC 2014 Common to all branches ISEMESTER HS 171 HS 9111 - TECHNICAL ENGLISH I (Regulations: 2004 / 2008) Time: 3 hours Answer all the questions Max. Marks: 100 PART ~A (10 x2 =20 marks) . Match the words in column ‘A’ with their meanings in column ‘ (4x%=2) A B ae a) offence [present everywhere ’b) omnipresent able to resist something ©) peculiar ‘an illegal act 4) resistant strange or unusual Fill in the blanks with the appropriate forms of words: (4x %=2) Verb Noun ——«|—_— Adjective a)agree eee agreeable | b) replace replacement ¢) attract attractive @ a belief believable Use negative prefixes to get the antonyms of the following words (4x %=2) a) moral b) accurate —_¢) comfortable 4) adequate Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions: (4x%=2 rad y Tala Motors owes its leading position -----~- the Indian automobile industry to its strong focus —------ indigenization. This focus has driven the Company to set up world-class manufacturing units —-------- state-of-the-art technology. Every stage of product evolution- design, development, manufacturing, assembly and quality control, is carried out meticulously. Our manufacturing plants are situated —------ Jamshedpur in the East, Pune and Sanand in the West and [icknow and Puntnagar in the North. . Expand the following compound nouns: Gx%=2) a) mouse pad b) moonlight —_¢) switch board 4d) plastic road6. Rewrite the following sentences in the passive voice: Qx 1-2) a) Jane has sent me a text message. b) The mechanic repaired the TV two days back. 7. Bdit the following passage by correcting the mistakes in spelling, grammar and punctuation: (Bx %=2) mother Teresa was born at 1910. Her father dies when she was eight and she was raised by her mother. She was raised as a Roman Catholic and decided to devote her life to god at a young age she joined the Sisters of Loreto at the age of 18 to become a misionary to india 8, Write a single sentence definition for any ¢wo the following terms: (2x1=2) a) microprocessor b) telephone c) computer 9, Fill in the blanks with suitable tense forms of the verbs given in brackets: (2x1=2) a) Last week he —---- (meet) the Principal of the college to get permission for conducting a 2- day conference. b) My friend is always busy with office work, however he ---—-- (visit) his native place every month. in the blanks with the comparative forms of the adjectives given in brackets: (2 x 1 = 2) a) This flower i (beautiful) than that one. b) A holiday by the sea is - (good) than a holiday in the mountains. PART —B (5 x 16 = 80 marks) 11. Read the passage and answer the following questions: Real policemen, both in Britain and the United States, hardly recognise any resemblance between their lives and what they see on ‘TV- if they ever get home in time. There are similarities, of course, but the cops don’t think much of them. The first difference is that a policeman’s real life revolves round the law. Most of his training is in criminal law. He has to know exactly what actions are crimes and what evidence can be used to prove them in court, He has to know nearly as much law as a professional lawyer, and what is more, he has to apply it on his feet, in the dark and rain, running down an alley after someone he wants to talk to. Little of his time is spent in chatting to scantily-clad ladies or in dramatic confrontation with desperate criminals. He will spend most of his working life typing millions of words on thousands of forms about hundreds of sad, unimportant people who are guilty ~ or not ~ of stupid, petty crimes. Most television crime drama is about finding the criminal: as soon as he’s arrested, the story is over. In real life, finding criminals is seldom much of a problem. Except in very serious 2cases like murders and terrorist attacks ~ where failure to produce results reflects on the standing of the police — little effort is spent on searching. The police have elaborate machinery which eventually shows up most wanted men, Having made an arrest, a detective really starts to work. He has to prove his case in court and to do that he often has to gather a lot of different evidence. Much of this has to be given by people who don't want to get involved in a court case, So, as well as being overworked, a detective has to be out at all hours of the day and night interviewing his witnesses and persuading them, usually against their own best interests, to help him. A third big difference between the drama detective and the real one is the unpleasant moral twilight in which the real one lives. Detectives are subject to two opposing pressures: first, as members of a police force they always have to behave with absolute legality; secondly, as expensive public servants they have to get results, They can hardly ever do both. Some of them have to break the rules in small ways. If the detective has to deceive the world, the world often deceives him, Hardly anyone he meets tells him the truth. And this separation the detective feels between himself and the rest of he world is deepened by the simple-mindedness ~ as he sees it — of citizens, social workers, doctors, law-makers, and judges, who, instead of stamping our crime punish the criminals less * severely in the hope that his will make them reform. The result, detectives feel, is that nine- tenths of their work is re-catching people who should have stayed behind bars. This makes them rather cynical. i) Write the response which best reflects the meaning of the text: (6 x 1 = 6) 1. Itis essential for a policeman to be trained in criminal law ‘A. So that he can catch criminals in the streets. B. Because many of the criminals he has to catch are dangerous. C. So that he can justify his arrests in court. D. Because he has to know nearly as much about law as a professional lawyer. 2. The everyday life of a policeman or detective is A. Exciting and glamorous. B. Full of danger C. Devoted mostly to routine matters. D. Wasted on unimportant matters. 3. When murders and terrorist attacks occur, the police ‘A. Prefer to wait for the criminal to give himself away. B. Spend a lot of effort on trying to track down their man. C. Try to make quick arrest in order to keep up their reputation. D. Usually fail to produce results, 4, The real detective lives in ‘an unpleasant moral twilight’ because ‘A. Heis an expensive public servant. B. He must always behave with absolute legality. C. He is obliged to break the law in order to preserve it. D. He feels himself to be cut off from the rest of the world. 5, Detectives are rather cynical becauseA Nine-tenths of their work involves arresting people B, Hardly anyone tells them the truth C. Society does not punish criminals severely enough D. Too many criminals escape from jail 6. The aim of the author is to highlight the A. Similarities between the drama detective and the real one B. Differences between the drama detective and the real one C. Deficiencies in the police department D. Bad temperament of the real police men ii) State whether the following statements are true or false: (10 x 1 = 10) 1) Policemen feel that the image of their lives shown on TV is not accurate. 2) A policeman does not need any special training in law. 3) Policemen and detectives spend a great deal of time at the typewriter. 4) Television crime plays tend to concentrate on the search for the criminal, 5) In real life, finding criminals is one the policeman’s greatest problems. 6) The detective’s work is over once the arrest has been made. 7) People are usually willing to give evidence. 8) Detectives are hot permitted to break the lav. 9) Most detectives fee! that ctiminals are punished too severely. 10) Much of the detective’s work involves arresting former criminals. 12, a) Power cut is a major problem in your town. Power failures become a nuisance to the school students preparing for the public examination and the cottage industry owners also suffer a lot, Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper highlighting the problems faced by people because of frequent power failures. In your letter, give some solutions to solve this problem. (6) (on) b) Imagine that your friend is obsessed with video games and he shows no interest in his studies, His parents are very much worried about his habit of playing video games all the time, Write a letter to your friend explaining the harmful effects of video games. (16) 13, a) The earth contains a large number of metals that are useful to man. One of the most important of these is iron. The iron ore, which we find in the earth, is not pure. It contains some impurities which we must remove by smelting. The process of smelting consists of heating the ore ina blast furnace with coke and limestone and reducing it to metal. Blasts of hot air enter the furnace from the bottom and provide the oxygen which is necessary for the reduction of the ore. The ore becomes molten, and its oxides combine with carbon from the coke. The non-metallic constituents of the ore combine with limestone to foim a liquid slag. This floats on top of the molten iron, and passes out of the furnace through a tap. The metal which remains is pig iron. 6) (Or)') The technological road from oil field to finished plastic product has numerous fascinating side trips. Here’s the route taken in the petroleum-to-plastics process. Crude oil is first drilled and transported to a refinery. It is then refined into ethane, propane, hundreds of other petrochemical products and petrol. Subsequently, ethane and propane are “cracked” into ethylene and propylene, using high-temperature furnaces. After that catalyst is combined with ethylene or propylene in a reactor, resulting in “fluff”, a powdered material (polymer) resembling laundry detergent which is combined with additives in a continuous blender. This polymer is then fed into an extruder where it is melted. The melted plastic is cooled and then fed into a pelletizer that cuts the product into small pellets. These pellets are shipped to manufactures who manufacture plastic products. (16) 14. a) Write a set of eight recommendations to improve quality of education in schools. (16) (Or) b) Write a set of eight recommendations to reduce poverty and hunger in India, (16) 15. Write two paragraphs on any ONE of the following topics, each not exceeding 150 words. a) Solutions for traffic congestion in cities (16) (On b) Advantages and disadvantages of old age homes (6)BE. / B.Tech. (Full Time) DEGRE! ID SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, NOV/ DEC. 2014 COMMON TO ALL BRANCHES FIRST SEMESTER PH 9111 - ENGINEERING PHYSICS (REGULATIONS 2008) ‘ Time: 3 hr ( Max. Mark: 100) 13, 14. 15. Answer ALL Questions Part - A (10 x 2 = 20 Mark) Write down the relation between three moduli What do you mean by shat? Define intensity of sound, Give four applications of ultrasonics. What is meant by steady state temperature? State the second law of thermodynamics. Give four important applications of laser. What are the parts of optical fibers? What are Bravais lattice? Draw the Miller planes for (1 7 0), (3 1 1) Part- B (5x 16 = 80 Mark) . Obtain Sabine’s expression for reverberation in a hall. {a) Derive the expression for the Young's modulus of the beam by uniform bending method and explain the experiment to determine the Young's modulus of the beam by using this method (OR) (b) Explain experiment with theory to find out the moment of inertia of an irregular shaped body using torsion balance. (a). Calculate the packing fraction of , BCC, FCC and HCP. (OR) (b) Describe the two crystal Growth techniques (Bridgman and Czochralski ) in deatail (a) Describe the Forbe’s method to determine. the coefficient of thermal conductivity of good conductor. (OR) (b) Explain the Diesel engine cycle with neat diagram‘and calculate the efficiency. (a) Explain the theory and formation of interference fringes of air - wedge and describe the method to determine the thickness of thin.wire by air - wedge method. (OR) (b) Describe the construction, working and uses of Nd:YAG laserB.E/B.Tech (Full Time) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, NOV/DEC 2014 Common to All Branches ‘ FIRST SEMESTER GE172 - FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTING (REGULATIONS 2004) Time: Three Hours Max. Marks: 100 Answer All Questions PART — A (10 X 2 = 20 Marks) What are the characteristics of computers? What are the functions of system software? ‘What is an elgorithm? Give an example, ‘Why header files are included in *C” programming? What is the difference between ‘= aid ‘= =" operator? What is the difference between +a and a++? What will be the output of the program? #include main { int x=110, y=150; sett; yorty: printi("%d %d", x, y); } 8. Differentiate between an Entry controlled and Exit controlled loop statement, PAAR ON 9. What is register storage in storage class? 10, Write a C program to add two numbers using pointers. PART ~B (5 X 16 = 80 Marks) 11. (i) Desoribe the various generations of computers with their features and limitations. ® (ii) Describe the basic organization of a computer highlighting the features of each uf the component. @) 12a Convert the following: ( (1234,345),0 into binary and octal. ® (ii) (12AF) 16 into octal and binary. @) (OR)12b (i) Explain how subtraction and division operations are performed within a computer by using additive approach. (10) Gii) Write short notes on Software development steps, © 13a. Explain the features of DBMS and spreadsheet package, (16) (OR) \ 13b (j) Draw and explain the various symbols used in flowchart! Praw flowchart to reverse the digits of a given number, ‘ ) (ii) Write an algorithm for a railway reservation system to check the availability and book the tickets from one destination to another. First check the trains that are available between destinations, then check for availability of tickets in 3-tier AC, if not in sleeper class and book the tickets only if confirmed tickets are available, 8) Ada (i) Write a C program to find the factorial of a given number. ®) (i) Write a C program to swap two numbers without using a temporary variable. ® (OR) 14b (i) Write a C program to check the given number is positive, negative or zero using conditional operator. 0) (i) What ate the basic data types in C? Specify the number of bytes allocated for ench, (8) 15a Discuss the various ways of using functions in C with an example, (16) (OR) 15b (i) What is structure variable? Why it is required? © (ii) Disouss the relationship between array name and pointer with an example. (10)wow! | [| B.E./ B.TECH (PART TIME) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATION, NOV. / DEC. 2014 FIRST SEMESTER PTMA130 / PTMA171 / PTMA 9111 - MATHEMATICS | / MATHEMATICS 1/ APPLIED MATHEMATICS (COMMON TO ALL BRANCHES) * (REGULATIONS: 2002 / 2005 / 2009) TIME: THREE HOURS MAX.:100 MARKS. Answer ALL Questions PART- A (10x 2= 20 Marks) 1. Two eigenvalues of a matrix A = are equal to 1 each. Find the eigenvalues of A~! eas =aoo oa Find the nature of the quadratic form 3x? + 2y? ~ 4xy. Find the degree of the homogeneous function f(x, y) = log y —log x . a ey fz=e™siny, find F ang % ox oy State the necessary condition for an analytic function f@) = u + iv.. Find the value of ‘x’ so that the function u(xy) = kx2y — y? is harmonic. State Cauchy's integral theorem in complex integration. Find the Taylor series for f(z) = cos z about the point zo = 7/4. Find the Laplace transform of f(t)=sint cost. 410. Verity the final value theorem for the function f(t)= 2e~St Pe rxnoe PART-B (6 x 16 = 80 Marks) 14.) Find the analytic function f(z) = u-+iv ifu= 3x2y +2x2- y3 — 2y2 @) ii) Find the bilinear transformation-which maps the points «0, i, 0 of the z-plane into the points 0, -i, « of the w-plane. @) owe 204 42{a)() Diagonalize the matrix A=|0 3 0| by a suitable transformation and hence find A?.(10) 102(i) Verify Cayley-Hamitton theorem for a matrix A = ( 3) and hence find A=. ©) (oR) (b) Reduce the quadratic form x? + 2y + 22 2xy + 2yz to the canonical form by an orthogonal transformation. Also find index and signature of the quadratic form. (16) : | af xty ou uu 13(a)() If u= sin find x24 y=, using Euler's theorem: @) (é ay. } x ay (i) Use Taylor's theorem to expand f(x,y) = xy +3y +10 in powers of (x~1) and (y +2) up to terms of second degree. (8) {OR) fu.v,w) (b)(i) If u= x(1-y), v = xy(1—z), w= xyz, find <-— (6) ax, y,2) (i) Determine the maxima and minima of f(x,y) = x°y2(1-x-y). (10) 44(a)() Using Cauchy's integral formula, evaluate | 22, where Cis |z -3i|=4 8) 2 2749 eee (i) Evaluate , by using contour integration, the integral {| ——.— dx. @) 22 0 (14x?) (OR) (b)) Expand f(z) = mes as a Laurent's series valid in 1<|z|<3 and |z[>3. (8) an do {i) Evaluate, by using contour integration, the integral | ——“"— @) 9 2+c080 15(a)(i) Find the Laplace transform of f(t) = teos 2t-cos3t). 6) (i) Use Laplace transform to solve the equation (D?-2D+1)y=e', given y(0)=2 and Dy(0)=-1, where D=d/dt (10) {OR) i : FRReaar 1 Oo (8) For what value of x does the series 3)" converge? @) mi (or) the convergence of the series 2x4 x70. : : ® Examine the conditional convergence of the series ° (~1)""(Ynvl—n ). ml (8) ind x” y-+3y—2 in powers of (x1) and (+2). @) Find the greatest and the least distance of the point (3,4,12) from the unit sphere whose Centre is at the origin. @) (OR) co s the maxima and minima and also find the saddle points of the Flx,y) = 29 43xy? -15x? -15y? 4 72x, (10) ~ whelher the functions u=aytyztax, vext+y? +2? and w2x+y+z are functionally dependent. f yes, then find the functional ‘stationship between u, v and w, ©14a. @) i) 14.) i) 1a. {i) ti) 156.) @ Mend) Show that Alan) =O» 8) 1 1 Evaluate [ x”(i-2")? de and hence find the value of f x°(1—x*)!%ax. (8) é ° (OR) Using Leibnitz’s Rule, evaluate [“—"" a and hence evaluate is “rsinx ate ® Find the value of the product of the integrals, @) i ous ele Change the order of the integration in the integral, { { xydydx and hence evaluate, ® Find the volume of the solid bounded by the cylinder x?+y?=4 and the planes y+z=4 and 2=0. ®) (OR) Find the area of the region that lies inside the circle + =3sin@ and outside the cardioid r =1+sin0. 8) By changing to cylindrical coordinates, evaluate 2 Vie? 2 J JG? +?) dedyae, 2 ies fi (8)Roll. No B.E, (FULL TIME) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATION, NOV/DEC 2014 Electronids and instrumentation Engineering ISemester R R013 PTEI 8101- ELECTRON DEVICES, CIRCUITS AND APPLICATIONS. Time: 3 Hours Maximum: 100 Marks Answer all questions PART-A (10x2=20 marks) 1.Define Rectifier and list its type. 2. What is Avalanche breakdown and Zener breakdown? 3. What is thermal runaway and how to avoid thermal runaway? 4, What is biasing? List the requirements of transistor biasing. 5.Compare JFET and MOSFET. 6. Define transconductance and amplification factor. 7. What is CMRR? Obtain its expression. 8, List the features of differential amplifier. 9, List the classification of oscillators. What is Barkhausen criterion? 10. What is meant by feedback amplifier and list its types. PART-B (5x16=80 Marks) 11. (i) Explain the construction, operation and its characteristics of depletion type MOSFET. In what way itis different from an enhancement type MOSFET. ® (i) Explain about CMOS inverter. (4) (ii) Compare FET and BUT. (4) 12.a. (i) Explain briefly about the construction and working of PN junction diode and its VI characteristics. (12) ) What is transition capacitance and Diffusion capacitance? @)12.b. (i) Explain the construction, operation, volt ampere characteristics, and application of SCR; also explain its two transistor model. (10) (ii) With neat sketch explain the construction and working of TRIAC and its VI characteristics, (6) 13.a.(i) (7) Explain the construction and operation of npn transistor. Also illustrate in what way it differs from pnp transistor (10) (iil) Explain about the transistor switching circuits, © Or 13. b. Draw the hybrid model of CE amplifier and derive the expression for input resistance, output resistance, voltage gain and current gain. (16) 14.2, ()Draw the hybrid model of CE-CE cascade amplifier and derive the expression for input resistance, output resistance, voltage gain and current gain. (16) Or 14.b. Draw the circuit diagram of emitter- coupled differential amplifier and obtain its ac analysis. 16. a. With neat sketch analyze the following () Voltage series feedback amplifier ® (ill) Current shunt feedback amplifier @®) Or 16. b. With neat sketch explain the working of an RC phase shift oscillator and derive an expression for frequency of oscillation for an RC phase shift oscillator. (16)Roll No. B.E. (FULL TIME) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, DEC 2014 FIRST SEMESTER - (REGULATIONS 2012) GE 8152 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks: 100 Note: i) Drawings should be neat and legible ' ii) Standards should be followed for dimensioning and printing ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS = (5x 20 = 100 Marks) 1.a) circle of 60 mm diameter rolls on a horizontal line for half revolution and then on a vertical line for another half. Draw the curve traced out by a point lying on the circumference of the circle. OR 1.b) Draw the following views of the component shown in Fig. 1b. i) Front view (8 marks) ii) Top view and (6 marks) ili) Right side view (6 marks) Fig.t.b 2.a) A75 mm tong straight line PQ lying in the first quadrant has an end P in the HP and the end Q in the VP. The line is inclined at 45° to the HP and 30° to the VP. Draw its projections. OR2.b) A thin circular plate of 60 mm diameter, appears in the front view as an ellipse of major and minor axes, 60 mm and 40 mm in length, respectively. Draw its projections when one of the diameters is parallel to both the reference planes. 3.a)_A pentagonal pyramid, having a base of 30 mm side and a 55 mm tong axis, has a triangular face in the VP and the axis parallel to and 40 mm from the HP. Draw its projections. OR 3.b) A hexagonal prism of base edge 25 mm and axis height 65 mm is resting on HP on one of its base edges such that its axis is inclined at 30° to HP and parallel to VP. Draw its projections. 4.2) A-hexagonal pyramid of base edge 25 mm and axis height 70 mm is resting on HP on its base such that two of its base edges are parallel to VP. It is cut by 2 section plane which is inclined at 45° to HP, perpendicular to VP and passing through a point 40 mm from the base along the axis, Draw its front view, sectional top view and true shape of the section. OR 4.b) A cone of diameter 50 mm and axis height 70 mm is resting on HP on its base. It is cut as shown in the Fig. 4.b. Draw the development of the lateral surfaces of the central portion of the cone.5a) 5.b) A cylinder of diameter 50 mm and axis height 60 mm is resting on the ground on its base. It is cut by a section plane which is perpendicular to VP and inclined at 56° to HP. The section plane passes through a point at a distance 45 mm from the base along the axis. Draw the isometric view of the bottom portion of the cylinder. OR : A rectangular prism 80 mm X 60 mm X 30 mm is placed on the ground behind the PP with the longest edges vertical and the shortest edges receding to the loft at an angle of 40° to the PP. The nearest vertical edge is 10 mm behind the PP and 15 mm to the left of the observer who is at a distance of 150 mm in front of the PP. The height of the observer above the ground is 120 mm. Draw the perspective view of the prism.Roll No. B.E, (Part Time) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, NOV / DEC 2012 Common to Mechanical / Printing Technology First Semester PTEC 130 / PTEC 192 / PTEC 9161 - ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING (Regulation 2002/2005/2009) Time :3 Hours Answer ALL Questions Max. Marks 100 PART-A (10 x2 =20 Marks) Define the terms : (i) intrinsic semiconductor ({i) extrinsic semiconductor. Define the term bias? Draw the fixed bias and voltage divider bias for a tra Draw the zener diode characteristics with the equivalent model for each region. ‘What do you understand by feedback in amplifier? What are the advantages of negative feedback? : Draw the V-I characteristics of a UIT. List few advantages of it. /> Draw the characteristics of TRIAC and DIAC and name the varidus region of it. Draw the circuit diagram of Hartley’s and Colpitt’s oscillator and obtain the maintenance condition of the frequency of oscillation. 8." For a given op-amp, CMRR = 10x10° and common mode gain Acm is 1. Determine the differential gain Ad of the op-amp. ‘What are the basic rules and properties of Boolean algebia? 10. What is a half subtractor? Realize a full subtractor using NAND gate. aeNe may Part-B (5x16=80 Marks) 11.43) Explain the operation of Halfwave rectifier and Fullwave rectifier with its characteris ies waveforms. @) Gi) Draw and discuss the circuit diagram and characteristics of forward and reverse bias PN junction diode and define their regions. 8) 12.(a)(i) With neat diagram explain the working principle of a NPN common emitter transistor configuration. 8) Gi) Determine the h-parameters from the characteristics of common base configuration. (8) OR 12.(b)(i) Draw and explain the voltage series feedback amplifiers with neat diagrams. 8) (ii) Draw the circuit diagram of a tuned amplifier and explain. @)13.(a) Draw the circuit diagram of a FET amplifier at high frequencies and derive the expression for voltage gain, input admittance and output admittance, OR 13.(b)(i) Discuss anyone application of UJT with neat diagrams. 8) (ii) Explain how triggering of an SCR can be controlled by the gate signal. 8) 14,@)(i) Draw the circuit diagram of Wein bridge oseillator and briefly explain its operation. (8) (ii) LERC network consists of resistors 500 kQ and capacitor 300 picofarad find its frequenc} of oscillation. 6 OR 14.(b)(i) Explain the operation of an ideal integrator and differentiator circuit with its ontput waveform. 8) Gi) Draw the operational amplifier with Adder circuit and give its output waveform. (8) 15a) ‘Draw and explain the operation of D flip-flop, JK flip-flop and T flip-flop with their timing diagram. : OR i 15.(b)() Explain the working of binary weighted resistor type D/A convérter. 8) Gi) Explain how a digital demultiplexer can be realized using logic gates. @)v Reg. No. LT] CL ANNA UNIVERSITY : M.-T : CHENNAI — 44 . B.E/ B.TECH (PART TIME) END SEMESTER EXAMINATION APRIL /MAY-06 I SEMESTER (R2004) PTGE172 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTING TIME: 3 HOURS MAX.MARKS:100 ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS eee PART A (10x 4=40 MARKS) 1. Describe the various characteristics of computer briefly. 2. Convert the following number systems ()— (11011.01)2 to decimal See (ii) (256)10 to octal Gil) (1TO111101)2 to octal _—-3e4, What isa BCD ende? Write the BCD codes for 0t0 9 Is it a weighted code? | 4. Define the term computer software. A What do you understand by the term algorithm? Give the algorithm for finding average of 10 numbers. >) 6 What are the different types of software? aot How does a character constant differ from string constant? Illustrate with an example. / 8. Compare ‘continue’ and ‘break’ statements. a What are the permissible arithmetic operations on pointers? 10. What is meant by preprocessor? Give an example. PART B (5 x 12 = 60 MARKS) 11, Design a C structure called customers with members: name, id, age, salary, Declare an array i of customer in a main program get their input and store them, Then print the details to the sereen, (12)12a.i. Draw the neat sketch of basic computer organization and explain the operation. ii, Discuss briefly about the classification of computers. (OR) 12b.i. Discuss the structure of logical system architecture in detail with neat sketch ii, Discuss the EBCDIC code structure. 13a.i, What is a flow chart? Draw the flow chart for finding the roots of quadratie equation. ii, Write short notes on spread sheet and personal assistance s/w. (OR) 13b.i, What is a pseudo code? Why pseudo code is necessary in writing a program. fi, Discuss in detail the various software development steps. Ia. Write a C-program to determine whether () given positive integer is prime or not (il) Write a C-program to evaluate the sum and average of 10 numbers. (OR) program, 15a. Write a recursive function to evaluate the following (iii) Relation between arrays and pointers eer Write a function using pointers to compute the product of two matrices use it in a main( ) © o © © @ @ (6) (6) (6) (6) i) factorial of a given positive integer © (i to find the n" power ofa positive number (6). (OR) SAAS. Write short notes on (Gx4=12) @ union (i) Hierarchy of evaluation of arithmetic expressionsReg.No [ ANNA UNIVERSITY :: MULT. :: CHENNAI - 44 B.E (PART TIME) SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATION APRIL / MAY 06 I SEMESTER (R 2000/2002) PTGE130 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING ‘Time: 3 hours Max.Marks : 100 ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS PART A (10x 4=40 MARKS) 1. List out the Applica ns of computers 2. Differentiate digital and analog computers. 3. List out the essential configuration of a digital computer in respect of hardware and software, 4. What are the networking topologies used in computer communication. 5. Define ROM and RAM. 6. What are the data types available in “C”? Explain. 7. Sketch the features of presentation software ( power point) 8. What is the output of the following “C” segment: { int =20,b=3,¢,d,2; c=athb; dalb; +e; de; x(t); printh(*%d\%d%d”,c,d,x); 3 9. Explain the conditional operator in “C” with an example. 10, Write a “C” Program to find the area ofa triangle, given data is base and height. PART B (5 X 12 = 60 MARK) 11. Write 2 “C” program to multiply two matrices of (3 x 3) sizes. (12)rll. PLT cas B.E/ B.Tech ( Part Time ) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, NOV / DEC 2013 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING | Semester PTCS9151 & PROGRAMMING AND DATA STRUCTURES I (Regulation 2009) Time : 3 Hours ‘Answer ALL Questions Max. Marks 100 PART-A (10 x 2 = 20 Marks: What is a variable and what is meant by the value of a variable? What is prototyping? Why is it necessary? What is a dynamic array? How does a structure differ from an array? What is an abstract data type? List.some operations that can be performed on a list ADT. Construct an expression tree for the expression (atb*c)+((d’e#)*g). ‘What is meant by rehashing? Write the insertion sort routine. © PNOHReOnNs Ss What are the properties of a binary heap? Part ar! 11. Explain the different types of passing parameters to a function with an example. (16) 12. a) Explain preprocessor directives with examples. (16) (OR) b) Write 2 program using pointers to read in an array of integers and print its elements in reverse order. (16) 13. a) Explain array implementation and linked list implementation of a stack with proper pseudo codes. (16) (OR) b) Explain array implementation and linked list implementation of a Queue with proper routines. (18) 14. a) Write the pseudo code for Binary Search Tree and show the result of inserting the elements 3,1,4,6,9,2,5,7 into an initially empty binary search tree. Delete the root of the resultant tree and show the final tree. (18) (OR) b) Explain separate chaining with appropriate routines. (16) 15. a) Write the pseudo code for Heapsort and show how it processes the input142,543,123165,453,879,572,434,11 1,242,811,102. (48) (OR) b) Write the }pseudo code for Quicksort and sort the input sequence 8,1,4,9,0,3,5)2,7,6 (18)B.E./B, Tech. (Part-Time) DEGREE END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS, NOV/DEC 2013 COMMON TO ALL BRANCHES, FIRST SEMESTER PTCM 130/ PTCY 174/ PTCY 9111- APPLIED CHEMISTRY (REGULATIONS-2002/2005/2009) Time: 3 hours Max Mark: 100 Answer ALL questions PART- A (10 x 2 = 20 Mark) List out the disadvantages of hard water used in the boiler feed water. Mention any one method of controlling land pollution. How will you analyze volatile matter and ash content in the coal sample? Define the term spontaneous ignition temperature. Write the oriteria for spontaneity. AG and AH for a reaction at 300°K are -15 k cals and -12 k cals respectively. What is the entropy of the reaction and what will be AG at 325°K. Identify one reversible cell and explain its principle. Define the term auto catalysis with one example. Waite the preparation of PET. Define the term nano rods and mention its uses. PRaAeNe Beoen PART- B (5 x 16 = 80 Mark) 41. i. Drive the expression for Gibbs-Helmholtz equatio (8) ji. Deduce Langmuir isotherm. (8) 12a. i, What is meant by sodium exchanger process? Explain. (8) ji. Explain the terms boiler corrosion. How it can be prevented? (8) (OR) 12b. i, Explain any two secondary sewage treatments. (8) il. Distinguish between BOD and COD and define the term desalination with (8) one example. 13a. i. How will you collect various useful products from outgoing gases in Otto (8) Hoffman byproduct method? Give details ji, Draw a neat diagram and explain Bergius process. (8) (OR) Discuss in detail on production of water gas with a neat sketch. (8) How will you calculate minimum requirement of air for combustible () substances? 14a. i, Derive Nernst equation. (8) ji, Distinguish between wet and dry corrosions. (8) (OR) 14b. i. Describe sacrificial anode and impressed current cathodic methods. (8) ii. List out the characteristics of catalysis. (8) 16a. i, How do thermoplastics differ from thermosetting plastics? Give example. ) ii. Write the preparation, properties and uses of polycarbonates and Buna-S, (8) (OR) 18b. i. Discuss the resinification process of urea formaldehyde. 0) li, Describe any one method of preparation of carbon nano tubes (8)