SEMESTER -II

Electrical fundamental -I
Avionics (B2)
ELECTRON THEORY

1. the main property that define each element is .

a) numbers of protons b) numbers of neutrons
c) number of electrons d) all of the above
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2. the mass of a proton is ____ the mass of electron

a) equal to b) less than
c) about 1837 times d) 200 times
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3. the electrons in the last orbit of an atoms are called.
a) free electrons b) bound electrons
c) valence electron d) thermionic electrons
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4. one coulombs of charge is equal to the charge on .

a) 6.25 × 1018 b)1.6 ×10-19
c) 6.25× 1026 d) None
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page:- 1.4
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5. a material that is neither a good conductors nor insulators is known as.
a) a dielectric b) a semiconductor
b) an ether d) all of the above
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Level-1
6. a material that has a large number of free electrons available is known the ________ .
a) dielectric b) semiconductor
b) conductor d) all the above
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Level-1
7. the smallest particle of matter than can exist and still retain its identity is called.
a) a molecule b) an element
c) a compound d) atom
ref:- 9A page no 10-01 level –1
8. H2O water is
a) molecule b) atom
c) compound d) element
ref:- 9A page no 10-01 level –1
9.how many sub atomic particles are composed of atom?
a) four b) three
c) two d) one1
ref: - 9A page no 10-01 level –1
10.the free sub atomic particles of atom are :-
a) electron b) protons
c) neutrons d) all of the above
ref:- 9A page no 10-01 level –
11. the centre of the atom is
a) electron b) proton
c) neutrons d) nucleus
ref:- 9A page no 10-01 level –1

12. at room temperature, a piece of silver wire will have.

a) billons of free electrons c) millions of free electrons
c) thousands of free electron d) hundreds of free electrons
ref:- 9A page no 10-01 level –2
13.how many electrons are present in the outer orbits of copper and silver.
a) five b) two
c) four d) one
ref:- 9A page no 10-01 level –1
14. glass ceramic and plastic are examples of
a) conductors b) insulators
c) semiconductors d) none of these
ref:- 9A page no 10-–01 level 1
15. under normal condition what types of materials do not produce free electrons
a) conductors b) insulators
c) semiconductors d) all of these
ref:- 9A page no 10-01 level –1
16.a substance which has got large numbers of electrons as free electrons is known as:
a) insulator b) semiconductor
c) conductor d) poor conduction
ref:- 9A page no 10-01 level –1

STATIC ELECTRICITY AND CONDUCTION.

17. The difference between the_________ is based simply on whether the _______ are at rest
or in motion (dynamic).
(a) one , electron b) two molecule
c) two electron molecule d) two electron
ref:- 9A page no 10-03 level –2
18. it is considered ________ due to the fact that there is no current flowing as in ________
electricity?
a) static , AC or DC b) motion , AC or DC
c) motion , static d) both (a) and (b)
ref:- 9A page no 10-03 level -2
19. static electricity is usually caused when.
a) non- conductive materials b) conductive materials
c) only (a) d) both (a) and (b)
ref:- 9A page no 10-03 level –1
20. the most fundamental laws of static electricity as well as_____.
a) magnetic b) deals with attraction
c) repulsion d) all of the above
ref:- 9A page no 10-04 level –1
21. all electrons process a _____ and as such will __ each other?
a) negative charge b) positive charge , attract
 c) repeal d) both (a) and (c)
ref:- 9A page no 10-04 level –2
22. the metal bar is _______ with an overall excess of _________?
a) left , proton b) left , electron
c) both (a) and (b) d) none
ref:- 9A page no 10-04 level –2
23. all protons possess a ____ and as such will _______ each other?
a) positive, repel b) negative , repel
c) both (a) and (b) d) only (b).
ref:- 9A page no 10-04 level -1
24. coulomb’s law is defines the relationship between
a. masses b. charges
c. magnets d. none of the above
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Level -1
25. two like charges
a. repel each other b. attract each other
c. exert no force on each other d. none of the above
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Level -1
27. two positive charges
a. repels each other b. attract each other
c. exerts no force on each other d. none of the above
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Level -1
28.. the force of attraction or repel between two charges
a. is proportional to the product of the charges b. is inversely proportional to the square of the
distance between them
c. depending up on the medium in which it is present d.a and b both correct
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Level -2
29.as the distance between charges becomes greater, the force of attraction or repulsion
between the charges
a. remains same b. increases
c. decreases d. none
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Level -1
30. the electric current is due to the flow of
a. positive charges only b. negative charge only
c. both +ve& -ve charges d. neutral particles only
(ref. V.K Mehta electrical technology) (page no. 15)
Level -1
31. the electric current in a metallic conductor due to the flow o
a. electrons only b. positive ions only
c. electrons and positive ions only d. neutral atoms only
(ref. V.K Mehta electrical technology) (page no. 15)
Level-1
32. the electric current in a liquid is due to the flow of
a. electrons only b. positive ions only
c. negative and positive ions both d. electrons and positive ions both
ref. V.K Mehta electrical technology) (page no. 15)
Level-2
33. the electric current in a discharge tube containing a gas is due to
a. electrons only b. positive ions only
c. negative and positive ions both d. electrons and positive ions both
ref. V.K Mehta electrical technology) (page no. 15)
Level-2
34. a vacuum is
a. an ideal insulator b.an ideal conductor
c. a dielectric d. none
(ref. V.K Mehta electrical technology) (page no. 15)
Level-1

35.The difference in the potential of ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, is called potential difference.

a) one charge body b) two charge body
c) two upcharge body d) none
Ref: V.K.Mehtapg no. 9
Level 1
36. the formula of electric potential is
a) V=W/Q b) V=Q/w
c) V=P/W d) V=w/p
Ref: V.K.Mehtapg no. 8
Level 1
37.The unit of electric potential is
a) joule/coulomb b) coulomb/joule
c) watt/coulomb d) coulomb/watt
Ref: V.K. Mehta pg no. 1
Level 1
38.The unit of emf is
a) volt b) watt
c) joule d) coulomb
Ref: V.K. Mehta pg no. 8
Level-1
39. a device that maintain potential difference between two points is said to –
a) emf b) mmf
c) both a & b d) none
Ref: V.K. Mehta pg no. 8
Level-1
40. emf maintain potential difference while p.d. causes-
a) current to flow b) electron to flow
b) electron and current flow d) none
Ref: V.K. Mehta pg no. 8
Level-2
ELECTRCAL TERMINOLOGY
41. the direction of conventional current is given in the direction of flow of
a) positive charges b) negative charges
c) electrons d) both (a) and (c)
Ref: BLT pg .3
42. the direction of flow of conventional current is
a) in the direction of flow of electrons b) opposite to direction of flow of electrons
c) in the direction of flow of negative charges d) both (A) and (c)
Ref: BLT pg .3
43. a body is said to have an electric potential of 1 volt
a) if 1Joule work is done to give it a charge of 1 coulomb
b) if 1 N-m work is done to give it a charge of 1 Coulomb
c) both a and b
d) none
Ref: BLT pg .3
Level-2
44. The electric current is a scaler quantity because:
a) it obeys the vector law
b) it does not obey the vector law.
c) it has direction of flow of positive charges and does not obey the vector law of
addition
d) both (a) and (b)
Ref: V.K. Mehta pg.no. 7
Level-2
45.the drift velocity is
a) constant velocity of electrons b. average velocity of electrons
c) average constant velocity of electrons d. both (a) and (b)
Ref: 9A pg 10-17
Level-2
46. a constant voltage source
a) has very high internal resistance b) supply constant current to a wide range of load
resistance
c) has very low resistance d) none of the above
Ref: Mitchel E Schultz page no. 369/L-2
Level-2
47. a constant current source
a) has very high internal resistance b) supply constant current to a wide range of load
resistance
c) has very high internal resistance d) both a and b
Ref: Mitchel E Schultz page no. 369/L-2
Level-2
48.An open fuse has a resistance that approaches
a) infinity b) zero ohms c) 1 micro ohm d) NOTA
Ref: Mitchel E Schultz page no. 369/L-2
Level-2
49. The correct unit of conductance is –
a) siemens/meter b) siemens c) mho d) both (b) and (c)
Ref:BLT VOL-1/Pg. no. 10/ L-2
Level-1
50.MTCS
a) the resistance of an open circuit is practically zero.
b) the resistance of a short circuit is particularly zero.
c) the resistance of an open circuit is infinitely high,
d) there is no current in an open circuit.
Ref: Mitchel E Schultz page no. 51/L-1
Level-3
51. What is the direction of the flow of current
a) positive to negative b) negative to positive
c) either flow positive to negative d) either flow negative to positive
Ref: 9A pg 10-16
Level -

52. What is the direction of the flow of electron

a) positive to negative b) negative to positive
c) either flow positive to negative d) either flow negative to positive
Ref: 9A pg 10-16
Level -

GENERATION OF ELECTRECITY
53. a solar cell or ------- cell the device contains certain chemical element that when exposed to
light energy, they release ----------
a. photovoltaic, electron b. photocell, electron
c. photocell, photon d. photocell, electron
9A-10-24
level
54. solar cell arc not used in?
a. earth orbiting satellite or space probes b. handheld calculator
c. wrist watch d. none of above
9A-10-24
level
55. special merit of fuel cells is not related?
a. pollution free, noise free b. bulk power generation
c. both d. none of above
BLT VOL-I 856
level
56.the disadvantage of conventional source of electrical energy is related to ?
a. conversion efficiency is poor b. highly expansive
c. toxic , hazards fames d. both ( a & b)
BLT VOL-I 858
level
57. a modern coal fired thermal power station consumes about ---------of its power for applying
to auxiliaries.
a. 10% b. 5%
c. 30% d. 20%
BLT VOL-I 859
level
58. which merit not related to the coal fired thermal station?
a. fuel (=coal) is cheap b. less initial cost is required
c. it required less space d. atmospheric pollution is considerable
BLT VOL-I 860
Level-2
59.The electric generation by pressure is commonly known as.
a) Piezoelectric b) Piezo pressure c) piezo mechanics d) none
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60.which of the following are piezoelectric material.
a) crystalline quartz b) Rochelle salt c) barium titanite d) all the above
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61. the application of a voltage between certain faces of the crystal.
a) can produce a mechanical distortion b) produces no effect
 c) shows piezoelectric effect d) (a) and (c) both
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62. which of the following devices use piezoelectric material for converting a mechanical
strain into electrical signal.
a) microphone b) phonograph pickups
c) vibration sensing elements d) all of the above
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63. which of the following devices uses piezoelectric materials for deriving mechanical output
from an electrical signal input.
a) head phone b) loudspeakers
c) (a) and (b) both d) none of the above
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Page:- 4.2 level -1
64. the internal resistance of a lead acid cell that of Edison cell
a) less than b) more than
c) equal to d) none
Ref:Eismin page no. 35
Level-1
65.internal resistance of a voltage source
a) zero b) infinite
c)finite d) none
Ref:Eismin page no. 34
Level-1
66.when the battery is being charged, the terminal voltage decreases with
a) increasing charging rate b) increasing state of charge
c) increase temp d) none
Ref: Eismin page no. 35
Level-2
67. the current flow through electrolyte is due to the moment of
a) electrons b) protons
c) holes d) ions
Ref: Eismin page no. 35
Level-1
68. the production of electricity by friction refers to the.
a) friction electricity b) static electricity
c) dynamic electricity d) none of these
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69. in a battery: -
a) chemical energy is converted to electricity b) mechanical energy is converted to
electricity
c) heat energy is converted to electricity d) both (a) and (c)
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level - 1
70. the ends of battery that frees more electrons develops ____________ and the other end
______-.
a) a positive charge, a negative charge b) a negative charge, a positive charge
c) a positive charge, is neutral d) a negative charge is neutral
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71. a wire is attached from one end of the battery to the other.
a) so that electrons flow through the wire b) to balance the electrical charge
c) to increase the electrical charge on battery d) both (a) and (b)
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Page:- 4.2 level – 1
72. when N-pole of the bar magnet approaches the coil the induced current set up by induced
emf flows in the
a) clockwise direction b) Anticlockwise direction
c) clockwise direction as seen from the magnet d) anticlockwise direction as seen from
magnet side.
Ref :- B.L Thereja vol-1 Page:- 301 level –2
73. whenever the magnetic flux linked with a conductor changes:-
a) e.m.f is induced b) current is produced
c) if closed circuit is made in conductor , current flows d) both (a) and (c)
Ref :- B.L Thereja vol-1 Page:- 299 level - 1
DC CIRCUITS
74.which property of the conduction determines the amount of current that flows under the given
voltage :
a) resistivity b) α
c) resistance d) length
ref:- 9A page no 10-17 level – 1
75. according to the ohms law the relation between current and voltage is
a) linear b) square
c) proportional d) (a) and (c) both
ref:- 9A page no 10-17 level –1
76. if the voltage across a resistor is doubled, then the current through the resistor
a) halves b) doubles
c) remain same d) none of the above
ref:- 9A page no 10-17 level –1
77. the linear relationship between current and voltage is true e:-
a) only if the resistance in current increases linearly .
b) only if the resistance in circuit decreases inversely.
c) only if the resistance in circuit remain constant.
d) provided resistance of circuit is zero.
Ref- 9A page no 10-18 level –2
78. ohms law may be expressed as an equation as follows:-
a) I = E/R b) E =IR
c) R = EI d) (a) and (b) both
ref:- 9A page no 10-18 level -1
79.Kirchhoff’s voltage law deals with.
a) conservation of energy b) conservation of charge
c) conservation of momentum d) conservation of mass
ref:- 9A page no 10-36 level – 1
80. according to the KVL the sum of the voltage any closed loops is equal to _________.
a) 1V b) source voltage
c) 0V d) either (b) or (c)
ref:- 9A page no 10-36 level –1
81. every ______ is a_____ but every ______ is not a______ according to ?
a) mesh, loop, loop mesh b) loop mesh, mesh, loop
 c) loop mesh, loop , mesh d) mesh loop, mesh, loop
ref:- 9A page no 10-36 level –2
82.. KVL is applied in?
a) mesh analysis b) nodal analysis
c) both mesh and nodal d) neither mesh nor nodal
ref:- 9A page no 10-36 level –1
83. KVL is related to ?
a) polarity b) emf’s
c) IR drops d) both (b) and (c)
ref:- 9A page no 10-36 level -1
84.. In any electrical network, the algebraic sum of current meeting at a point is zero is known
as
a. Kirchhoff’s current law b. Kirchhoff’s points Low
c. Kirchhoff’s voltage Law d. both
BLT VOL-I Pg No. 53
Level -1
85. the total current leaving a junction is equal to the
a. the total entering the junction b. total current outgoing the function
c. both (a) and (b) d. none of these
BLT VOL-I Pg No. 53
Level -1
86. Kirchhoff’s current law is applicable to only
a. closed loop in a network b. electronic circuits
c. junction in a network d. electrical circuit
BLT VOL-I Pg No. 53
Level -1
87. in the KCL incoming current and outgoing current indicate with sign .
a. incoming current is positive b. outgoing current is negative
c. both incoming and out going is positive d. both A & B
BLT VOL-I Pg No. 53
Level -1
88. which law is given incoming current is equal to outgoing current
a. Kirchhoff’s current law b. Kirchhoff’s point law
c. KVL d. both (a) and (b)
BLT VOL-I Pg No. 53
Level -1
89. A principle node of the circuit where current is
a) divide b) combine
c) either combine or devide d none
ref: Berneardgrob pg. no. 234, level -1
90. the loop equations are written to satisfy
a) Kirchhoff ‘s voltage law b. Kirchhoff ‘current law
c) both a and b d. none
ref: Berneardgrob pg. no. 235, level -1
91. a voltage source produce IR drop at 40 volt across 20 Ω R1, 60Volt across 30ΩR2 and 180
volt across 90 ΩR3 All in the series ,how much voltage is applied,
a)280 V b) 140V c) 90V d) none
ref: Berneardgrob pg. no. 114, level -1
92. A 6V and 9V source are connected in a series aiding configuration, how much is the net
voltage
a)-3v b)+3v c) 0 v d) 15 v
ref: Berneardgrob pg. no. 128, level -1
93. For resistors in a series circuits, the total resistance is equal to _______ _
a) the sum of the individual resisters in the circuit. b) the multiplier of the individual
resisters in the circuit.
c) both (a) and (b) d) none
Ref: EASA Module-3 page no. 6-13,level-2
94. The total resistance in a parallel circuit is always _ _______ than the value of the smallest
resistor in the circuit.
a) less. b) more
c) either (a) or (b) d) none
Ref: EASA Module-3-page no. 6-13 level-2
95. unit of the conductivity
a) Siemens/metre b) ohm
c) mho d) ohm-meter
Ref BLT VOL 1,Page no 12 level-2
96. Metallic conductors also increases with rises in temperature
a) resistance b) specific resistance
c) resistivity d) all of the above
Ref BLT VOL 1,Page no 11 level-1
97. negative temperature coefficient of resistance has-
a) conductor b) non conductor
c) semiconductor d) all of the above
Ref BLT VOL 1,Page no 11 level-2
98. the current per unit area
a) current density b) vector quantity
c) scaler quantity d) both (a) and (B)
Ref BLT VOL 1, Page no 10 level 1
99. The source voltage equals the sum of the voltage drops. This is known as--------
a) Kirchhoff ‘s voltage law
b) Kirchhoff ‘s current law
c) any one of the above
d) none
Ref: EASA MODULE 3 Page no. 6-13Level 2
100. Kirchhoff’s current law is
a) conservation of energy b) conservation of charge
c) conservation of momentum d) conservation of mass
ref: - 9A page no 10-36 level – 1

Helicopter powerplant (B1.3)

Resistance/Resistor (a)(Level 2)
1. Resistor typically control large amount of current and high power rating(9A-10-27)
(Level2)
a) Variable resistor b) Wire wound
c) Rheostat d) Potentiometer
2.The resistor color code is made up of a group of (9A-10-25) (Level 2)
a) Colors b) Numbers
c) Tolerance values d) All of the above
3. The resistor of a metallic conductor is inverselyprepositional to (9A-10-20) (Level 2)
a) Length b) cross sectional area
c) Strength d) Both a and b
 4. Wire wound resistor typically control(9A-10-27) (Level 2)
a) Large amount of current b) Small amount of current
c) Have high power rating d) both a and c are correct
5. Resistance varies in a non linear manner in that case(9A-10-29) (Level 2)
a) Rheostat b) Thermistors
c) Taperedpotentiometer d) none
6. Unit of conductivity is (BLT-10) (Level 2)
a) Mho/meter b) Ohm-meter
c) Ohm/meter d) none
7. Thermistors are type of resistor(9A-10-25) (Level 2)
a) Wire wound b) Fixed
c) Variable d) None of these
8. Unit of resistivity is(BLT-P-6) (Level 2)
a) Mho-meter b) Ohm-meter
c) Ohm d) None
9. If the cross sectional area of a conductor is doubled then the resistance to current will be
reduced(9A-10-20) (Level 2)
a) Doubled b) Half
c) Four times d) none
10. Potentiometer is considered(9A-10-28) (Level 2)
a) Two terminal device b) Three terminal device
c) Both a and b d) None
11. Ohms law does not hold truefor (BLT-5) (Level 2)
a) Diode b) Mercury lamp
c) Both a and b d) None
12. Insulating material having the function of(BLT Page no-991) (Level 2)
a) Conducting very large currents b) storing very high current
c) Preventing a short circuit b/w conducting wires
d) Preventing on open circuit b/w the voltage source and load
13. If a wire having resistance of 5 ohm it is stretch and double to the length ,the new resistance
will be (BLT page No-5) (Level 2)
a) 25 ohm b) 10 ohm
c) 20 ohm d) none
14. Ionization current is in liquid and gases results a flow of(BLT page No-5) (Level 2)
 a) Free electron b) proton
c) Positive or negative ion d) both a and b
15. MTCS(Eismin-P.No-701) (Level 2)
a) Rheostat has three terminals
b) Potentiometer has three terminal and low resistance values
c) Rheostat has two terminal and has low resistance
d) Potentiometer is trapped resistor
16. The hot resistance of the tungsten filament in a bulb is higher than its cold resistance
because the filament temperature coefficient is(BLT P.No-991) (Level 2)
a) Negative b) positive
c) Zero d) either a or b
17. The resistance of copper conductor becomes zero at (BLT-P-9) (Level 2)
a) 273*C b) -234.5*C
c) -273*C d) 0*C
18. Carbon composition resistor are most popular because they (BLT P-45) (Level 2)
a) Cost the least b) can withstand overload
c) Are smaller in size d) do not produce electric noise
19. A simple potentiometer is correctly called(GROB-P-60) (Level 2)
a) Current divider b) variable resistor
c) Voltage divider d) both a and b

20. Rheostat is a(9A-10-28) (Level 2)

a) Constant resistor b) fixed resistor
c) Variable resistor d) either a or b

Resistance/Resistor (b) Level-1

21. In how many way three identical resistor can be connected(Simple calculation) (Level 1)
a) 1 b) 4
c) 5 d) 6
22. With rise in temperature the change in Eureka (high resistance alloy) is (BLT P-5) (Level 1)
a) Very high b) very less
c) Negligible d) none
23. If the resistance is reduce than the current will(9A-10-17) (Level 1)
a) Decrease b) constant
 c) Increase d) either a or b
24. The percentage variation b/w the mark value and the critical value of a resistor is known as
the(9A-10-25) (Level 1)
a) Clearance b) interference
c) Tolerance d) either a or b
25.]The force b/w two stationary charge particle is……. Force (Eismin-P-4) (Level 1)
a) Electromotive b) magneto motive
c) Centripetal d) electrostatic
26. Which of the following material has a negative temperature coefficient of resistance?
(Grob-p-330) (Level 1)
a) Brass b) copper
c) Aluminum d) carbon
27. When current passes through a conductor the resultant effect is(Grob-P-33) (Level 1)
a)A magnetic field is produce b) only heating effect
c) Magnetic as well as heating effect d) only chemical effect
28. Ohms law is not applicable for(BLT P-16) (Level 1)
a) Linear resistance b) thirties
c) thermistor d) non linear resister
29. Kirchhoff law is applicable to (Grob-P-258, 269) (Level 1)
a) AC only b) both a and b
c) DC only d) either a or b
30. For a given voltage, four heating coil will produce maximum heat when connected
(Grob-P-164) (Level 1)
a) all in parallel b) all in series
c) Two parallel point in series d) either a or b
st
31. Which color is not used in 1 band of a colorcoded resistor(9A-10-26)(Level 1)
a) Brown b) black
c) Blue d) both a and b
32. The resistance of short circuit is (Grob-P-431) (Level 1)
a) infinity b) zero
c) Always 100 d) more than 100
33. If the third color band is silver in color the …..Digit must be multiplied by……
(9A-10-26) (Level 1)
a) Third digit, 10% b) first two digit, 10%
 c) Thirddigit, 1% d) first two digit, 1%
34. The total power dissipated in both series and parallel circuit is …..To the sum of the power is
dissipated in each resistor in the circuit (9A-10-23) (Level 1)
a) Equal b) twice
c) Unequal d) n times
35. Change in resistance is measured using a……..(9A-10-41) (Level 1)
a) Anderson’s bridge b) Wheat stone’s bridge
c) Hay’s bridge d) Maxwell’s bridge
36. Basically potentiometer is a device for (BLT P-440) (Level 1)
a)Comparing two voltage b) measuring a current
c) Comparing two current d) none of the above
37. Thermistors ……. (9A-10-29) (Level 1)
a) Sense large changes in temp b) can’t sense any change in temp
c) Sense small change in temp d) have positive temp coefficient of resistance
38. Which particle of an atom actually moves in production of electric current (BLT-P-1) (Level
1)
a) The protons b) the neutrons
c) The electrons d) all of the above
39. Static electricity is produced by (Grob-P-40) (Level 1)
a) Contact, friction b) distribution of charges on a body
c) Induction d) both a and c
40. When two resistance are connected in series they have (Grob-P-102) (Level 1)
a) Same resistance value b) same voltage across them

c) Same current passing through them d) different resistance value

Power (Level-2)
41. Which of the following statement is true both for series and parallel circuit (BLT P-17)
(Level 2)
a) Voltages are additive b) currents are additive
b) Powers are additive c) elements have individual current
42. When the length of the heater is reduced what happens with voltage ratings (simple
calculation of power) (Level 2)
a)Increase b) decrease
c) Remain same c) either a or b
43. Electrical power is(9A-10) (Level 2)
a) The ratio of time taken to the electric work done
b) is equal to the product of current and resistance
c) The ratio of electric work done to the time taken
d) None of the above

44. Which requires the most electric power during operation?(Ohm’s law) (Level 2)
a) A12 volt motor requiring 8 amp
b)Four30 watt lamp in a 12 volt parallel circuit
c) Two light requiring 3 amps each in a 24 voltparallel system
d) All of the above require same power
45. Power can be measured by(EISMIN P-168) (Level 2)
a) Wattmeter b)inductive pickup meter
c) Voltmeter d) both a and b
46. One HP (horse power) is equal to(BLT P-179) (Level 2)
a) 33000 ft-lb/sec b)746 ft-lb/sec
c) 550 ft-lb/sec d) none
47. No. of pounds to be moved through 1 foot in 1 minute to produce 1 HP are (BLT P-I79)
(Level 2)
a)33000 b)550
c) 746 d) 11000
48. If power is P, resistance R, current I and voltage is V then P is equal to (BLT P-176) (Level
2)
a)VI b)I2R
c)V2/R d) all
49. While measuring the resistance in the power circuit, the power must be (JEPPESEN 3-23)
(Level 2)
a) ON b) OFF
c) irrespective of ON or OFF d)none of these
50. A resistor with a power rating of more than 25W is most likely a
(Grob-P-51) (Level 2)
a) Carbon composite resistor b)metal film resistor
c) Surface mount resistor d)wire wound resistor
51. How much will it cost to operate a 300 W bulb for 48 hours if the cost of electricity is
7rupees/KWH?(Grob-P-81) (Level 2)
a)50rupees b)approx. 100 rupees
c)approx. 90 rupees c) approx. 150 rupees
52. The lower wattage bulb uses(Grob-P-79) (Level 2)
a) High current b) less current
c) High voltage d) less voltage
53. When current flows in resistance, heat is produced due to(Grob-P-81) (Level 2)
a) The friction between moving free electron
b) The atom obstruct the path of electron flow
c) Correspondence between electric powers
d) Both a and b
54. The power is generated by the(Grob-P-81) (Level 2)
a) The source of applied voltage
b) As in a and consumed in resistance
c) Maintaining the potential difference
d) None of the above
55. The voltage across a 5 ohm resistor is 10 V, if R is doubled to 10 ohm
What happens with the current (Grob-P-78) (Level 2)
a) Doubled b)halved
c) No change d) becomes four times
56. A 1.8 KΩ resistor has a current of 25 mA. How much power is dissipated by the resistor?
(Grob-P-94) (Level 2)
a)1.125W b)1.15W
c) 1.07W d) 1 W
57. Which components utilize the power dissipated in their resistance?(Grob-P-83) (Level 2)
a) Lightbulb b) toaster
c) Electric motor d) both a and b
58. Power is a(9A-10-21) (Level 2)
a) Rate of energy consumption b) conversion within that system
c) Either a or b d) none of the above
59. A 200W, 230V lamp is connected across 115V the lamp will draw power(ohm’s law) (Level
2)
a) Slightly more than 50W b) slightly less than 50W
c) Exactly 100W d) exactly 50 W
60. If a unit in a 28V aircraft electrical system has a resistance 10 ohm, how much power will it
use?(Calculation) (Level 2)
a)280W b)78.4W
c)7.84W d)28W
Capacitance/Capacitor (Level-2)
61. The time constant of series RC circuit (T) is equal to(9A-10-51) (Level 2)
a) T=RC b) T=R/C
c) T=C/R d) T=nCR
62) Time constant of RC circuit is that time to charge the capacitor from (9A-10-51) (Level 2)
a) 0% to 50% of the voltage of the source
b) 0% to 68% of the voltage of the source
c) 0% to 63% of the battery of the source
d) 0% to 100% of the battery of the source
63) The capacitance of parallel capacitor does not depends on (9A-10-52) (Level 2)
a) Area of plates b) distance b/w plates (spacing)
c) Dielectric materials of the capacitor d) materials of the plates
64) A good capacitor will block(9A-10-52) (Level 2)
a) Alternating current b) direct current
c) Pulsating DC d) none of the above
65) Dielectric constant of air is (9A-10-52) (Level 2)

a) 1 b) infinite
c) Very close to 1 d) none of the above
66) When greater the capacitance of the capacitor the greater is ……… measured in……. (9A-
10-56) (Level 2)
a) no. of electron, Coulomb b) no. ofneutron, ohm
c) no. of neutron, coulomb d) none
67) Capacitive reactance (Xc) respectively (9A-10-52) (Level 2)
a) 1/12.56fc b) 6.28fc
c) 1/6.28fc d) 6.28/fc
68) The capacitance of parallel plate is directly and inversely proportion respectively (9A-10-52)
(Level 2)
a) Area, spacing b) spacing, area
c) Length, spacing d) area, length
69) Common value of mica capacitor range from approximately(9A-10-53) (Level 2)
a) 100micromicrofarads, to about 0.02 microfarads
b) 50micromicrofarads, to about 0.02 microfarads
c) 150micromicrofarads, to about 0.02 microfarads
d) None of the above
70) The capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor does not depends upon(VK Mehta P-297)
(Level 2)
a) Area of plate b) medium of plates
c) Separation b/w plates d) metal of plate
71) In order to increase the capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor one should introduce b/w
the plates a sheet of(VK Mehta P-297) (Level 2)
a) Mica b) tin
c) Cupper d) stainless steel
72) Parallel plate capacitor is made by stacking n equally spaced plate connected alternately. If
the capacitance b/w any two plates isC, then the resulting capacitance is
(VK Mehta P – 304) (Level 2)
a) C b) nC
c) (n-1) C d) (n+1) C
73) Trimmers Color coded is(9A-10-53) (Level 2)
a) Yellow 5Pf b) Blue 7Pf
c) White 10Pf d) all of the above
74) Fixed type capacitoris(9A-10-53) (Level 2)
a) Tantalum b) trimmers
c) Varactors d) all of the above
75) In radio and radar transmitters which of capacitor is preferred(9A-10-54) (Level 2)
a) Ceramic capacitor b) oil capacitor
c) Mica capacitor d) tantalum capacitor
76) Varactor capacitor is known as (9A-10-54) (Level 2)
a) Voltage variable capacitor b) variable capacitance diode
c) Varicap d) all of the above
77) Capacitor mainly used as (EISMIN P-105) (Level 2)
a) Rectifier b) filters
c) Stabilizer d) both a and b
78) In a capacitor the electric charge is stored in (9A-10-52) (Level 2)
a) Metal plates c) dielectric
b) Both a and b d) none of the above
79) The voltage required to rupture the given thickness of a dielectric material for capacitor is
termed as(9A-10-53) (Level 2)
a) Dielectric strength c) dielectric constant
b) Capacity of capacitor d) ability to conductor to hold the charge
80) What will happen to an insulating medium if voltage is more than the breakdown voltage is
applied on it (9A-10-53) (Level 2)
a) It will get punctured c) it will becomes magnetic
b) It will melt d) its molecular structure will change
Magnetism (a) (Level-2)
81. Al can be classified as a ………..Material (BLT-P-193) (Level 2)
a) Paramagnetic b) diamagnetic
c) Force magnetic d) soft magnetic
82. Diamagnetic materials have permeability (Grob-P-390) (Level 2)
a) More than 1 b) less than 1
c) From 50 to 500 d) exactly 50
83. The ability of magnetic materials to concentrate magnetic flux is known as (Grob-p-386)
(Level 2)
a) Permittivity b) permeability
c) Flux density d) field density
84. The magnetizing force produced by solenoid depends on (BLT-P-193) (Level 2)
a) The no. of its turn b) the current carried by it
c) Its length d) all of the above
85. Those magnetic materials are best suited for making armature and transformer core which
have(9A-10-159) (Level 2)
a) Low permeability and high hysteresis loss
b) Highpermeability and low hysteresis loss
c) Lowpermeability and low hysteresis loss
d) Highpermeability and high hysteresis loss
86. The reluctance of soft iron is much (9A-10-11) (Level 2)
a) Higher than that of air b) lower than that of air
c) Either a or b d) none of these
87. The magneto motive force is measured in (9A-10-11) (Level 2)
a) Weber b) gauss
c) Gilberts d) none of these
88. The ability of a magnet to hold its magnetism varies greatly with the type of material is
called(9A-10-11) (Level 2)
a) Permeability b) resistivity
c) Retentivity d) all of the above
89) Magnet made of soft iron are very easily magnetized but quickly lost their magnetism when
external magnetizing force is removed the small amount of magnetism remaining is called
(9A-10-11) (Level 2)
a) Retentively b) permeability
c) Residual magnetism d) none
90) Where the magnetic lines of force are close together the magnetic field is (VK Mehta P-352)
(Level 2)
a) Weak b) strong
c) Either a or b d) none of the above
91) The direction of a magnetic line of force is form (VK Mehta 352) (Level 2)
a) South Pole to north pole b) north pole to South Pole
c) Both a and b d) either a or b
92) The total no. of magnetic lines of force produced by a magnetic source is called
(VK Mehta P-533) (Level 2)
a) magnetic flux density b) magnetic field
c) Magnetic flux d) none
93) In the magnetic field the line of forces will (9A-10-10) (Level 2)
a) Cross another b) never cross another
c) Either a or b d) both a and b
94) If the bar magnet is cut or broken into pieces, each piece immediately become(9A-10-10)
(Level 2)
a) A magnet itself b) as in (a) with north and South Pole
c) Not become magnet itself d) none
95) Materials have high permeability such as (9A-10-10) (Level 2)
a) Soft iron b) ferrous metals
c) Both a and b d) non ferrous metals
96) The measure of opposition to the lines of force through a material is called (9A-10-11)
(Level 2)
a) Resistance b) inductance
c) Reluctance d) all of the above
97) The polarity of the electromagnet is determined by the (9A-10-15) (Level 2)
a) Right hand rule b) left hand rule
c) Both a and b d) none of the above
98) The magnetizing force produced by a solenoid depends on (Grob-P-400) (Level 2)
a) The no. of its turn b) the current carried by it when P.D. applied
c) Its length d) all of the above
99) When current passes through a conductor the resultant effect is (Grob-P-33) (Level 2)
a) A magnetic field is produced b) Magnetic as well as heating effect
c) Only heating effect d) only chemical effect
100) Hysteresis loss in a magnetic material is due to its (Grob-P-407) (Level 2)
a) Retentivity b) coercively
c) Flux density d) both a and b

MECHANICAL (B1.1)

MAGNETISM
Q1. The unit of the magnetic field strength Level 1
a) N/wb b)A/m
c) both d)none (BLT -259)
Q2.Magnetic field strength is a Level 1
a)vector quantity b)scalar quantity
c)both d) none (BLT -259)
Q 3.Mark the correct statement Level 2
a)the unit of the flux denxity is wb/m2 b)flux density is a vector quantity
c)flux denxity flux quantity d) both a and b (BLT -260)
Q 4.The phenomena of magnetism and electromagnetic depend upon a certain property of
medium is called Level 1
a)MMF b)EMF
c)permeability d)none (BLT -258)
Q5.Permeability of free space is numerically equal to the Level 1
a)4π × 10−7 H/m b)4π × 10−8 H/m
c) 4π × 10−9 H/m d) 4π × 10−5 H/m (BLT -258)
Q6.Magnetic hysteresis defined as Level 2
a)it is always lagging of magnetisation b)no changes
c)it is always leading of magnetisation d)none (BLT -318)
Q7.In ferromagnetic removing the magnetising force but it is not completely de magnetised
called Level 2
a)retentivity b)remanence
c)coercive force d)a or b (BLT -318)
Q8.The value of magnetising force required wipe off residual magnetism is Level 2
a)coercive force b)coercivity
c) both d) none (BLT -318)
Q9.Mark the correct statement Level 1
a)μ>>>1 for ferromagnetic b)μ>1 for paramagnetic
c)μ<1 for dia magnetic d)all of these (9A-10-10)
Q10.The reduction of the eddy current loss can be done if Level 2
a)material of magnetic is sub dicided into thin sheets b)placed parallel to the flux
c)increasing the value of resistance d) all of theses (9A-10-152)
Q11. Eddy current losses controlled by the Level 2
a)flux density b)frequency of supply
c)increase the value of resistance d)all of the above (9A-10-159)
Q12.If we go deep inside the material the eddy current losses Level 2
a)increase b)decrease
c) no change d) both b&c (9A-10-159)
Q 13.Laminated core is used to reduce Level 1
a)hysteresis loss b)Cu loss
c)eddy current loss d)all of the above loss (9A-10-152)
Q14. The absolute permeability of material is defined as the ratio of Level 2
a)Flux density to the field strength b)field strength to the flux density
c)MMF to the EMF d)none of these (9A-10-258)
Q15.When a magnetic material is magnetised its molecule are forced along a straight line
a)According to Weber’s molecule theory b)Faradey law Level 2
c)According to Lenz’s law d) none of these (BLT-319)
Q16.To determine the magnetic field line with iron fillings, the sheet used is Level 2
a)Glass b)Lucite
c) a or b d)none of these (9A-10-8)
Q17.When a magnet is to be stored Level 2
a)Container b)Box
c)Keeper bars d)none of these (9A-10-8)
Q 18.Which of following is an alloy of iron, Ni,Al & Co is considered one of very best magnet
a)Hard steel b)Alnico Level 2
c)Remalloy d)Permendur (9A-10-11)
Q19.When handling a magnet must be avoid Level 2
a)Direct heat or hammering b)Device to provide easy path for flux
c)As in b) & sudden shock d)none of these (9A-10-8)
Q20.The MMF is measured in Level 2
a)Wb/meter square b)Amp/turn
c)Gilberts d)none of these (9A-10-11)
Q21.The individual line of magnetic force is called Level 2
a)Maxwell b)Gilberts
c)Wb/m d)Amp-meter (9A-10-11)
Q22.The unit of field intensity is Level 2
a)Wb/meter square b)Tesla
c)Gauss d)none of these
Q23.Soft Iron is used preferably as core than steel Level 2
a)High permeability b)Low permeability
 c)High coercive force d)Low permeability (9A-10-10)
Q24.The scale based on a perfect vacuum with a rating of 1 Level 2
a)Permittivity scale b)Permeability scale
c)Retentivity d)Paramagnetic scale (9A-10-10)
Q25.The S.I. unit of permittivity is Level 2
a)Wb/m b)Amp-meter
c)Farad/meter d)Wb/meter square (BLT-190)
Q26.The property of a material to oppose the magnetic lines of force through it Level 2
a)Resistance b)Reluctance
c)Reluctivity d)Conductivity (BLT-273)
Q27.______opposes the creation of magnetic flux in a material Level 2
a)Resistance b)Permeance
c)Reluctance d)none of these (BLT-273)

RLC Circuit

28.Resulting current in RLC circuit is given by Level 2

a) I=imsin(wt+φ) b)I=imsin(wt-φ)
c) I=imsin(wt) d)I=imsin(wt+φ) (BLT -533)

29.Current lead in RLC series circuit when Level 2

a)Xc>XL b)XL> XC
c)XL=Xc d)none (BLT -533)

30. Current lag in RLC series circuit when Level 2

a)Xc>XL b)XL> XC
c)XL=Xc d)none

31.Value of impedance in RLC series circuit Level 1

a)√R2+( XL˜ Xc)2 b)√R2+( XL)2
c)√R2+(Xc)2 d)none (BLT -533)

32.When RLC circuit is in resonance net reactance of circuit is Level 2

a)1 b)maximum
c)0 d) none (BLT -533)

33.When RLC circuit is in resonance power factor is Level 1

a) 0 b)1
c)0<1 d) none (BLT -541)

34.Unit of reactive power Level 2

a) volt amp b) volt amp reactive
c) watt d) none (BLT -541)

35.Phase angle for current in RLC circuit Level 2

a)between 0 and 90` (lead or lag) b) 0<φ<90` lead
c) 0<φ<90` lag d) none (BLT
-511)

36.Combined effect of resistance, inductive reactance and capacitive reactance is known as

a)Inductance b)capacitance Level 1
c)impendance d) none (BLT -533)

37.In reasonant series circuit current is Level 2

a)Zero b)minimum
c)maximum d)none (BLT -533)

38.If the impedance decrease the admittance Level 2

a)Increase b)decrease
c)remain the same d)become zero (BLT -559)

39.In a parallel circuit we consider___ instead of impedance Level 2

a)Resistance b)capacitance
c)inductance d)admittance (BLT -559)

40.Admittance of a circuit is defined as Level 2

a)Reciprocal of its resistance b)reciprocal of its impedance
c)proportional to its admittance d)none (BLT -559)

41.The voltage applied across an RLC circuit is equal to ______of Vr&V L Level 2 a)Arithmetic
sum b)algebraic sum
c)phasor sum d)none (BLT -533)

42.A circuit containing a resistor ,capacitor &inductor when resonant is met what will the
impedance of the circuit be Level 2
a)Zero b)resistance across the resistor
c)maximum d)none (BLT -540)

43.The impedance of a series RLC circuit at resonant Level 2

a)Zero b)maximum
c)minimum d) none (BLT -540)

44.In a purely resistance AC circuit current vector is Level 2

a)in phase of phase with the voltage vector b)-90`out of phase with the voltage vector
c)+90` out of phase with the voltage vector d)none (BLT -488)
45.What is the relationship between the voltage &the current in an ac circuit containing
resistance &inductance Level 2
a)Current leads voltage by upto 90` b)Current lags voltage by upto 90`
c)Current leads voltage by 90` d)none (BLT -508)

46.The capacitive reactance Level 2

a)Falls with frequency b)rise with frequency
c)not affected d)none (BLT -492)

47.A parallel circuit at resonance has Level 2

a)maximum impedance b)zero impedance
c)minimum impedance d)none (BLT -589)
48.What shape is the wave form when the input pulse and time base are unequal Level 2
a)saw tooth b)square
c)rectangular d)none (wikipedia)

49.A sine wave has 5 amps RMS value. What is the peak value? Level 2
a)7.07 amps b)6.37amps
c)10 amps d)none (BLT -462)

50.The ratio between apparent power and true power is the Level 1
a)power rating b)power factor
c)efficiency d)none (BLT -540)

51.Frequency ( Hz) is the number of cycles per Level 1

a)minute b)second
c)revolution d)none (BLT -458)

52.In an AC circuit how is the value of true power calculated Level 2

a)by voltmeter reading multiplied by ammeter reading
b)by volts multiplied by amperes multiplied by power factor
c)by wattmeter reading multiplied by power factor
d)none (BLT -510)

53.The peak factor for a sine wave is Level 2

a)1.11 b)0.707
c)1.414 d)none (BLT -464)

54.The value of an AC sine wave that will give an equivalent heating effect in a DC resistor is the
Level 2
a)peak value b)rms value
c)average value d)all the above (BLT -461)

55.An integrated step input at unequal time base produces Level 2

a)sine wave b)a square wave
c)saw tooth wave d)AOA

56.Power factor relates to Level 2

a)horse power b)KW and KVAR
c)true power and apparent power d)both a and b (BLT -510)

57.If current lags voltage by 90 ,the circuit is Level 1

a)resistive b)capacitive
c)inductive d)both b and c (BLT -489)

58.A circuit has a resistance of 50 ohms and inductance of 0.2 henry.If it is connected to a 200
volt, 50 Hz supply the reactance will be Level 2
a)31.42 ohm b)62.84 ohm
c)6.284 ohm d)3.142 ohm (BLT -527)

59.In a tuned circuit at resonance the circuit will be Level 2

a)resistive b)capacitive
c)inductive d)none
60.If a capacitive 1 μf and inductor 10 mh are connected in parallel what is their approximate
resonant frequency ? Level 2
a)1.6 KHz b)62Hz
c)32 MHz d)3.2 MHz (BLT -589)

Inductance /inductor
Q61. Induction opposes ____________ in current in a ckt Level 1
a)Only Increasing b)Decreasing
c)Change d)None Ref – VK Mehta PG-430

Q62. If the no. of turns of a coil is increased in its Inductance Level 2

a)Remain the same b)Decrease
c)Increased d)none Ref – VK Mehta PG-430

Q63. Inductance in a circuit – Level 2

a)prevent the current from charging b)causes the power loss
c)causes the current to d)Delays the current incharge
Ref – VK Mehta PG-430

Q64. Inductance of the coil is _____________ the reluctance of magnetic path - Level 2
 a)Independent of b)Directly proportional to
c)Inversely proportional to d)None Ref – VK Mehta PG-441

Q65. If the no. of turns of a coil is increased 2 times, its Inductance is – Level 1
a)Increased 2 times b)Increased 4 times
c)Decreased 2 times d)Decreased 4 times Ref – VK Mehta PG-441

Q66. Mutual inductance between two coils is _____ reluctance of magnetic path- Level 2
a) Directly proportional to b)Inversely proportional to
c)Independent d)None Ref – VK Mehta PG-446

Q67. Mutual inductance between two coils can be decreased by- Level 2
a)Increasing the number of turns of the other coil b)By moving the coil closure
c)By moving the coil apart d)None Ref – VK Mehta PG-446

Q68. The E.M.F. induced in a coil is____________rate of change in flux linkage Level 1
a)Directly proportional to b)Inversely proportional to
c)Independent d)None of these Ref – VK Mehta PG-431

Q69. The E.M.F. induced in a coil of N turns is given by Level 1

a)d∅/dt b)Nd∅/dt
c)- Nd∅/dt d) Ndt/d∅ Ref – VK Mehta PG-432

Q70. The E.M.F. induced in a______________ is the Mutually induced E.M.F. Level 2
a)D.C. generator b)Transformer
c)D.C. Motor d)None of these Ref – VK Mehta PG-435

Q71. The direction of induced E.M.F. in a conductor can be determined by Level 2

a)Work low b)Ampere’s law
 c)Fleming’s left hand rule d)None Ref – VK Mehta PG-432

Q72. The E.M.F. induced in a ___________ is the dynamically induced E.M.F. Level 2
a)D.C. generator b)Transformer
c)D.C. Motor d)None Ref – VK Mehta PG-435

73.The amount of inductance voltage depends on Level 2

a)Intensity of magnetic field b)applied voltage
c)amount of flowing current d)none (9A-10-57)

74.By increasing no of loops in coil magnetic field line of force will Level 2
a)effectively reduce b)effectively add
c)effectively multiplied d)no change (9A-10-57)

75.Magnetic line of force between adjacent loops are Level 2

a)same direction b)opposite direction
c)varries d)none (9A-10-57)

76.The primary aspect of the operation of a coil is it property to oppose any charge in
a)resistance b)voltage Level 2
c)current d) magnetic field (9A-10-58)

77.The countering emf will no longer be present if- Level 2

a)magnetic force line will no longer expand b)at starting instant
c) current reaches at steady valve d)both a&b (9A-10-58)

78.Time constant for RL circuit is Level 2

a)Ґ=LR b)Ґ=R/L
c)Ґ=L/R d)Ґ=R+L (9A-10-58)
79.At which time constant current will increase upto 99% for both RC &RL circuit Level 2
a)4t b)6t
c)3t d)5t (9A-10-58)

80.inductance can be affected by Level 2

a) cross section area wire b)core material
c) as in (a) &length of coil d)none (9A-10-58)

81.Self inductance occurs because of changing Level 2

a)source voltage b)current
c)sorrounding magnetic field d)none (9A-10-58)

82.core used in inductance have higher degree of stored energy if it is made of Level 2
a)ceramic b)steel
c)ferrite d)all (9A-10-59)

83.The conductor used in construction of inductor should be Level 2

a)thick b)thin
c)either a or b d) all (9A-10-59)

84.current which build up in winding until the resistance of core is overcome will store in core
in the form of Level 2
a)heat energy b)light energy
c)magnetic energy d)both a&b (9A-10-59)

85.If the induced current in the coil flows clock wise direction then the face of coil will be
a)N-pole b)S-pole Level 2
c)neutral point d)none
86.The total inductance reduce if we connect all inductance in Level 1
a)series b)parallel
c)either a or b d)none (9A-10-59)

87.inductive reactance for inductor is depends on the factors Level 2

a)1/f b)L
c)f d) both b&c (9A-10-59)

88.which will oppose any change in voltage Level 2

a)inductor b)capacitor
c)resistor d)both b&c (9A-10-59)

89.inductive reactance of a circuit is 55ohm while E=110volt then current is circuit Level 2
a)0.5 amp b)0.25 amp
c)2amp d)none (9A-10-59)

90.the unit of flux density is Level 2

a)webre b)wb/m2
c)newton m d)none (9A-10-59)

AC THEORY
91. One complete set of positive and negative values of AC is known as : Level 1
a. Time period b. cycle
c. both d. none (BLT 457)
92. MTCS : Level 2
a. Average value is always greater than rms value.
b. rms value is always greater than average value
c. rms and average value are equal in rectangular wave
d. both b and c (BLT 464)
93. The peak factor is the ratio of : Level 2
a. maximum value / Average value b. maximum value/ rms value
c. average value / maximum value d. average / rms (BLT 464)
94. Form factor of sinusoidal AC is : Level 2
a. 1.57 b. 1.414
c. 1.11 d. 1.314 (BLT 464)
95. Peak factor of sinusoidal AC is : Level 2
a. 1.57 b. 1.414
c. 1.11 d. 1.314 (BLT 464)
96. Form factor of a half wave rectifier is : Level 2
a. 1.57 b. 1.414
c. 1.11 d. 1.314 ( BLT 464)

97. The voltmeter and ammeter record : Level 1

a. rms value b. average value
c. instantaneous value d. b or c ( BLT 462)
98. If the alternating voltage is given by e= 50 sin 314 t , then its frequency is : Level 2
a. 50 Hz b. 100 Hz
c. 500 Hz d. 60 Hz ( BLT 458)
99. The alternating voltage is independent of : Level 2
a. Number of turns of coil b. frequency
c. area of cross-section of coil d. none ( BLT 454)
100. A 50 Hz Ac has a time period of : Level 1
a. 50 sec b. 1/50 sec
c. 50 x 60 sec d. 50/60 sec ( BLT 458)