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active element?
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A. Voltage source
B. Current source
C. Both
D. None of these.
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connected system then what
will be power of an equivalent
delta connected system?
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A. P
B. 3P
C. P/3
D. None of the above
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Magnetic flux has the unit of
0 sudden change of
A. Newton
B. Ampere-turn
C. Weber
D. Tesla
(more…)
inductor is represented as, charge flow through a circuit
0 carrying a current of 10 A in 1 A. 0.625 × 1019
B. 1.6 × 1019
A. product of its inductance 5 C. 1.6 × 10-19
and current through it. D. 0.625 × 10-19
B. ratio of its inductance to the A. 10 (more…)
current through it. B. 60
C. ratio of the current through C. 600 Which of the following are the
it to its inductance. D. 1200 passive elements?
D. product of its inductance (more…) 0
and rate of change of current
through it. The resistance of a conductor A. Resistor
(more…) of diameter d and length l is R B. Bulb
Ω. If the diameter of the C. Both
conductor is halved and its D. None of these.
inductor is proportional to the length is doubled, the (more…)
0 resistance will be
0 Power dissipation in ideal
A. product of the inductor is
instantaneous current and A. R Ω 0
rate of change of current. B. 2R Ω
B. square of instantaneous C. 4R Ω A. Maximum
current. D. 8R Ω B. Minimum
C. square of the rate of (more…) C. Zero
change of current.
D. A finite value
D Temperature of the The resistivity of the
(more…)
inductor. conductor depends on
(more…) 1
Inductor does not allow the
The unit of resistivity is A. area of the conductor. 0
0 B. length of the conductor.
C. type of material.
A. current
A. Ω. D. none of these.
B. voltage
B. Ω – metre. (more…)
C. power
C. Ω / metre.
D. None of the above
D. Ω / m². If 1 A current flows in a circuit, (more…)
(more…) the number of electrons
flowing through this circuit is
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Capacitor does not allow the Which quantity consists of a The substances which have a C. conductance
sudden change of ? unit 1KWh ? large number of free electrons D. inductance
0 0 and offer a low resistance are
called____? Conductance is reciprocal
A. current A. Energy 0 of____________?
B. voltage B. Time 0
C. power C. Power A. insulators
D. None of the above D. Charge B. inductors A. resistance
(more…) (more…) C. semi-conductors B. inductance
D. conductors C. reluctance
Internal resistance of ideal Which of the following has no D. capacitance
voltage source is ? units? Out of the following which is
0 0 not a poor The resistance of a conductor
conductor__________? varies inversely
A. zero A. Permeability 0 as___________?
B. infinite B. Moment of a magnet 0
C. finite C. Magnetic susceptibility A. Cast iron
D. 100 ohms D Permittivity B. Copper A. length
(more…) (more…) C. Carbon B. area of cross-section
D. Tungsten C. temperature
Internal resistance of ideal Which of the following D. resistivity
current source is ? quantities consists of SI unit Out of the following which is
0 as WATT ? an insulating With rise in temperature the
2 material____________? resistance of pure
A. zero 0 metals______________?
B. infinite A. Force 0
C. finite B. Charge A. Copper
B. 100 ohms C. Current B. Gold A. increases
(more…) D. Power C. Silver B. decreases
(more…) D. Paper C. first increases and then
Which quantity should be decreases
measured by the voltmeter ? Electric pressure is also The property of a conductor D. remains constant
0 called________? due to which it passes current
0 is called___________? With rise in temperature the
A. Current 0 resistance of semi-
B. Voltage A. resistance conductors_______________
C. Power B. power A. resistance __?
D. Speed C. voltage B. reluctance 0
(more…) D. energy

A. decreases
B. increases
C. first increases and then
decreases
D. remains constant
The resistance of a copper
wire 200 m long is 21 Q. If its
thickness (diameter) is 0.44
mm, its specific resistance is
around_______________?
0 The resistance of a parallel
A. 1.2 x 10~8 Q-m
B. 1.4 x 10~8 Q-m
C. 1.6 x 10″”8 Q-m
D. 1.8 x 10″8 Q-m
An instrument which detects
electric current is known
as_____________?
0 C. 48 Q
A. voltmeter
B. rheostat
C. wattmeter
D. galvanometer
In a circuit a 33 Q resistor
carries a current of 2 A. The
voltage across the resistor is
0 effective resistance will
A. 33 V
B. 66 v
C. 80 V
D. 132 V
A light bulb draws 300 mA
when the voltage across it is
240 V. The resistance of the
light bulb is___________?
1 respectively. The current in
A. 400 Q
B. 600 Q
C. 800 Q
D. 1000 Q
circuit consisting of two
branches is 12 ohms. If the
resistance of one branch is 18
ohms, what is the resistance
of the other ?
0 0
A. 18 Q
B. 36 Q
D. 64 Q
Four wires of same material,
the same cross-sectional area
and the same length when
connected in parallel give a
resistance of 25 Q. If the
same four wires are
connected is series the
be________?
8 B. Porcelain
A. 100 Ω
B. 200 Ω
C. 300 Ω
D. 400 Ω
A current of 16 amperes
divides between two branches
in parallel of resistances 8
ohms and 12 ohms
each branch
is_____________?
0 B. two in parallel and one in
A. 6.4 A, 6.9 A
B. 6.4 A, 9.6 A
C. 4.6 A, 6.9 A
D. 4.6 A, 9.6 A
Current velocity through a
copper conductor
is___________?
A. the same as propagation
velocity of electric energy
B. independent of current
strength
C. of the order of a few ^.s/m
D. nearly 3 x 108 m/s
Which of the following
material has nearly zero
temperature co-efficient of
resistance_________?
0 0
A. Manganin
C. Carbon
D. Copper
You have to replace 1500 Q
resistor in radio. You have no
3
1500 Q resistor but have
several 1000 Q ones which
you would
connect__________?
0
A. two in parallel
series
C. three in parallel
D. three in series
Two resistors are said to be
connected in series
when___________?
0
A. same current passes in
turn through both
B. both carry the same value
of current
C. total current equals the
sum of branch currents
D. sum of IR drops equals the
applied e.m.f.
Which of the following
statement is true both for a
series and a parallel D. C.
circuit?
A. Elements have individual
currents
B. Currents are additive
C. Voltages are additive
D. Power are additive
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Which of the following All of the following are D. resistors with zero The minimum charge on an
materials has a negative equivalent to watt temperature coefficient ion is______________?
temperature co-efficient of except_____________? 0
resistance? 1 Insulating materials have the
0 function of______________? A. equal to the atomic number
A. (amperes) ohm 0 of the atom
A. Copper B. joules/seC. B. equal to the charge of an
B. Aluminum C. amperes x volts A. preventing a short circuit electron
C. Carbon D. amperes/volt between conducting wires C. equal to the charge of the
D. Brass B. preventing an open circuit number of electrons in an
A resistance having rating 10 between the voltage source atom (#) zero
Ohm’s law is not applicable ohms, 10 W is likely to be and the load
to____________? a__________? C. conducting very large In a series circuit with unequal
0 0 currents resistances______________?
D. storing very high currents 0
A. vacuum tubes A. metallic resistor
B. carbon resistors B. carbon resistor Insulating materials have the A. the highest resistance has
C. high voltage circuits C. wire wound resistor function of___________? the most of the current
D. circuits with low current D. variable resistor 0 through it
densities B. the lowest resistance has
Which one of the following A. preventing a short circuit the highest voltage drop
Which is the best conductor of does not have negative between conducting wires C. the lowest resistance has
electricity _______________? temperature co-efficient B. preventing an open circuit the highest current
0 ____________? between the voltage source D. the highest resistance has
0 and the load the highest voltage drop
A. Iron C. conducting very large
B. Silver A. Aluminium currents The filament of an electric
C. Copper B. Paper D. storing very high currents bulb is made
D. Carbon C. Rubber of______________?
D. Mica The rating of a fuse wire is 0
For which of the following always expressed
‘ampere second’ could be the Varistors in________________? A. carbon
unit ? are______________? 0 B. aluminium
0 0 C. tungsten
A. ampere-hours D. nickel
A. Reluctance A. insulators B. ampere-volts
B. Charge B. non-linear resistors C. kWh A 3 Q resistor having 2 A
C. Power C. carbon resistors D. amperes current will dissipate the
D. Energy power of_______________?

2 0
A. 2 watts
B. 4 watts
C. 6 watts
D. 12 watts
Which of the following
statement is
true________________?
1 resistance is doubled in
A. A galvanometer with low
resistance in parallel is a
voltmeter
B. A galvanometer with high
resistance in parallel is a
voltmeter
C. A galvanometer with low
resistance in series is an
ammeter
D. A galvanometer with high
resistance in series is an
ammeter
The resistance of a few
meters of wire conductor in
closed electrical circuit
is____________?
0 not light
A. practically zero
B. low
C. high
D. very high
If a parallel circuit is opened in
the main line, the
current_______________?
A. increases in the branch of
the lowest resistance
B. increases in each branch
C. is zero in all branches
D. is zero in the highest
resistive branch
If a wire conductor of 0.2 ohm
length, its resistance
becomes______________?
0 Rl>Ri. The largest drop will be
A. 0.4 ohm
B. 0.6 ohm
C. 0.8 ohm
D. 1.0 ohm
Three 60 W bulbs are in
parallel across the 60 V power
line. If one bulb burns
open_________________?
0 0
A. there will be heavy current
in the main line
B. rest of the two bulbs will
C. all three bulbs will light
D. the other two bulbs will
light
The four bulbs of 40 W each
are connected in series swift a
battery across them, which of
the following statement is
true_______________?
0 A. zero
A. The current through each
bulb in same
B. The voltage across each
bulb is not same
C. The power dissipation in
each bulb is not same
D. None of the above
Two resistances Rl and Ri are
connected in series across
the voltage source where
across______________?
0
A. Rl
B. Ri
C. either Rl or Ri
D. none of them
A closed switch has a
resistance of_____________?
A. zero
B. about 50 ohms
C. about 500 ohms
D. infinity
The hot resistance of the
bulb’s filament is higher than
its cold resistance because
the temperature co-efficient of
the filament
is___________________?
0 D. Resistance
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B. negative
C. positive
D. about 2 ohms per degree
The insulation on a current
carrying conductor is
provided__________?
0
A. to prevent leakage of
current
B. to prevent shock
C. both of above factors
D. none of above factors
The thickness of insulation
provided on the conductor
depends on_____________?
0
A. the magnitude of voltage
on the conductor
B. the magnitude of current
flowing through it
C. both A. and (b)
D. none of the above
Which of the following
quantities remain the same in
all parts of a series circuit
____________?
0
A. Voltage
B. Current
C. Power

A 40 W bulb is connected in
series with a room heater. If
now 40 W bulb is replaced by
100 W bulb, the heater output
will__________
0 A. magnetic effect
A. decrease
B. increase
C. remain same
D. heater will burn out
In an electric kettle water boils
in 10 m minutes. It is required
to boil the boiler in 15
minutes, using same supply
mains______________?
0 decreased
A. length of heating element
should be decreased
B. length of heating element
should be increased
C. length of heating element
has no effect on heating if
water
D. none of the above
An electric filament bulb can
be worked
from____________?
0 B. Losses
A. D. C. supply only
B. A. C. supply only
C. Battery supply only
D. All above
Electric current passing
through the circuit
produces_____________?
4 B. Capacitor
B. luminous effect
C. thermal effect
D. chemical effect
E. all above effects
Resistance of a material
always decreases
if___________?
0 Two bulbs of 500 W and 200
A. temperature of material is
B. temperature of material is
increased
C. number of free electrons
available become more
D. none of the above is
correct
If the efficiency of a machine
is to be high, what should be
low __________?
0 than one lamp are switched
A. Input power
C. True component of power
D. kWh consumed
E. Ratio of output to input
When electric current passes
through a metallic conductor,
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its temperature rises. This is 0
due to__________?
0 A. Reactor
A. collisions between C. Inductor
conduction electrons and D. Resistor
atoms
B. the release of conduction It becomes more difficult to
electrons from parent atoms remove_________________?
C. mutual collisions between 0
metal atoms
D. mutual collisions between A. any electron from the orbit
conducting electrons B. first electron from the orbit
C. second electron from the
orbit
W rated at 250 V will have D. third electron from the orbit
resistance ratio as________?
0 When one leg of parallel
circuit is opened out the total
A. 4 : 25 current will______________?
B. 25 : 4 0
C. 2 : 5
D. 5 : 2 A. reduce
B. increase
A glass rod when rubbed with C. decrease
silk cloth is charged D. become zero
because__________?
0 In a lamp load when more
A. it takes in proton on the total resistance of the
B. its atoms are removed load_____________?
C. it gives away electrons 0
D. it gives away positive
charge A. increases
B. decreases
Whether circuit may be AC. or C. remains same
D. C. one, following is most D. none of the above
effective in reducing the
magnitude of the current?

Two lamps 100 W and 40 W
are connected in series
across 230 V (alternating).
Which of the following
statement is correct ?
0 B. series
A. 100 W lamp will glow
brighter
B. 40 W lamp will glow
brighter
C. Both lamps will glow
equally bright
D. 40 W lamp will fuse
In the case of direct
current____________?
0 D. any value
A. magnitude and direction of
current remains constant
B. magnitude and direction of
current changes with time
C. magnitude of current
changes with time
D. magnitude of current
remains constant
When electric current passes
through a bucket full of water,
lot of bubbling is observeD.
This suggests that the type of
supply is____________?
0 Three 6 ohm resistors are
A. A. C.
B. D. C.
C. any of above two
D. none of the above
Bulbs in street lighting are all
connected in_____________?
0 C. capacitance
A. parallel
C. series-parallel
D. end-to-end
For testing appliances, the
wattage of test lamp should
be_____________?
0 of________________?
A. very low
B. low
C. high
Switching of a lamp in house
produces noise in the radio.
This is because switching
operation
produces________?
0 combination to the second will
A. arcs across separating
contacts
B. mechanical noise of high
intensity
C. both mechanical noise and
arc between contacts
D. none of the above
74. Sparking occurs when a
load is switched off because
the circuit has
high_________?
0 0
A. resistance
B. inductance
D. impedance
Copper wire of certain length
and resistance is drawn out to
three times its length without
change in volume, the new
resistance of wire
becomes__________?
2 terms of the resistance
A. 1/9 times
B. 3 times
C. 9 times
D. unchanged
When resistance element of a
heater fuses and then we
reconnect it after removing a
portion of it, the power of the
heater will___________?
0 resistance of the first
A. decrease
B. increase
C. remain constant
D. none of the above
A field of force can exist only
between_____________?
0
A. two molecules
B. two ions
C. two atoms
D. two metal particles
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A substance whose molecules
consist of dissimilar atoms is
called____________?
0
A. semi-conductor
B. super-conducto
C. compound
D. insulator
International ohm is defined in
0
A. a column of mercury
B. a cube of carbon
C. a cube of copper
D. the unit length of wire
Three identical resistors are
first connected in parallel and
then in series. The resultant
be_________________?
0
A. 9 times
B. 1/9 times
C. 1/3 times
D. 3 times
connected to form a triangle.
What is the resistance
between any two corners
___________?

A. 3/2 Q
B. 6 Q
C. 4 Q
D. 8/3 Q
Which method can be used
for absolute measurement of
resistances
_______________?
2 wire required will
A. Lorentz method
B. Releigh method
C. Ohm’s law method
D. Wheatstone bridge method
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Ohm’s law is not applicable
to__________?
0 terms of___________?
A. semi-conductors
B. D. C. circuits
C. small resistors
D. high currents
Two copper conductors have
equal length. The cross-
sectional area of one
conductor is four times that of
the other. If the conductor
having smaller cross-sectional
area has a resistance of 40
ohms the resistance of other
conductor will
be_____________?
0 with insulation layer
A. 160 ohms
B. 80 ohms
C. 20 ohms
D. 10 ohms
A nichrome wire used as a
heater coil has the resistance
of 2 £2/m. For a heater of 1
kW at 200 V, the length of
be_____________?
5 proportional to the size of the
A. 80 m
B. 60 m
C. 40 m
D. 20 m
Temperature co-efficient of
resistance is expressed in
0 correct_______________?
A. ohms/°C
B. mhos/ohm°C
C. ohms/ohm°C
D. mhos/°C
When current flows through
heater coil it glows but supply
wiring does not glow
because______________?
0 and insulator
A. current through supply line
flows at slower speed
B. supply wiring is covered
C. resistance of heater coil is
more than the supply wires
D. supply wires are made of
superior material
The condition for the validity
under Ohm’s law is
that_______________?
0
A. resistance must be uniform
B. current should be
resistance
C. resistance must be wire
wound type
D. temperature at positive end
should be more than the
temperature at negative end
Which of the following
statement is
0 D. low but not zero
A. A semi-conductor is a
material whose conductivity is
same as between that of a
conductor and an insulator
B. A semi-conductor is a
material which has
conductivity having average
value of conductivity of metal
C. A semi-conductor is one
which con¬ducts only half of
the applied voltage
D. A semi-conductor is a
material made of alternate
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layers of conducting material
and insulator
A rheostat differs from
potentiometer in the respect
that it_____________?
0
A. has lower wattage rating
B. has higher wattage rating
C. has large number of turns
D. offers large number of
tapping
An open resistor, when
checked with an ohm-meter
reads_____________?
0
A. zero
B. infinite
C. high but within tolerance
are the materials having
electrical conductivity much
less than most of the metals
but much greater than that of
typical
insulators______________?
0
A. Varistors
B. Thermistor
C. Semi-conductors
D. Variable resistors
All good conductors have
high____________?

0 The number of electrons in
A. conductance
B. resistance
C. reluctance
D. thermal conductivity
Voltage dependent resistors
are usually made
from________________?
5 With three resistances
A. Charcoal
B. Silicon Carbide
C. Nichrome
D. Graphite
Voltage dependent resistors
are used_____________?
0 B. 20 W
A. for inductive circuits
B. to supress surges
C. as heating elements
D. as current stabilizers
The ratio of mass of proton to
that of electron is
nearly_____________?
0 B. negative temperature
A. 1840
B. 1840
C. 30
D. 4
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to Joule’s law heat produced C. Metallic alloys
the outer most orbit of carbon will be proportional D. Electrolytes
atom is___________? to_______________?
0 0 Conductance : mho ::
____________?
A. 3 A. I2Rt 0
B. 4 B. I2Rf
C. 6 C. I2R2t A. resistance : ohm
D. 7 D. I2R2t* B. capacitance : henry
C. inductance : farad
Nichrome wire is an alloy D. lumen : steradian
connected in parallel, if each of_____________?
dissipates 20 W the total 0 1 angstrom is equal
power supplied by the voltage to______________?
source A. lead and zinc 0
equals_____________? B. chromium and vanadium
0 C. nickel and chromium A. 10-8 mm
D. copper and silver B. 10″6 cm
A. 10 W C. 10″10 m
When a voltage of one volt is D. 10~14 m
C. 40 W applied, a circuit allows one
D. 60 W micro ampere current to flow
One newton meter is same
through it. The conductance as_____________?
A thermistor of the circuit is___________? 0
has_____________? 1
1 A. one watt
A. 1 n-mho B. one joule
A. positive temperature B. 106 mho C. five joules
coefficient C. 1 milli-mho D. one joule second
D. none of the above
coefficient
C. zero temperature Which of the following can
coefficient have negative temperature
D. variable temperature coefficient _____________?
coefficient 0
If/, R and t are the current, A. Compounds of silver
resistance and time B. Liquid metals
respectively, then according

Semiconductors
At absolute temperature, an
intrinsic semiconductor
has________________?
0 D. None of the above
A. A few free electrons
B. Many holes
C. Many free electrons
D. No holes or free electrons
A reverse biased pn junction
has resistance of the order
of________________?
0 D. None of the above
A. O
B. kO
C. MO
D. None of the above
A reverse bias pn junction
has_____________?
0 D. None of the above
A. Very narrow depletion layer
B. Almost no current
C. Very low resistance
D. Large current flow
The barrier voltage at a pn
junction for germanium is
about________________?
2 C. Is less than the number of
A. 5 V
B. 3 V
C. Zero
D. 0.3 V
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The random motion of holes
and free electrons due to
thermal agitation is
called______________?
0 0
A. Diffusion
B. Pressure
C. Ionisation
D. None of the above
A hole and electron in close
proximity would tend
to________________?
0
A. Repel each other
B. Attract each other
C. Have no effect on each
other
D. None of the above
The battery connections
required to forward bias a pn
junction
are_________________?
0 B. Is greater than the number
A. +ve terminal to p and –ve
terminal to n
B. -ve terminal to p and +ve
terminal to n
C. -ve terminal to p and –ve
terminal to n
In the depletion region of a pn
junction, there is a shortage
of_________________?
A. Acceptor ions
B. Holes and electrons
C. Donor ions
A pn junction acts as
a__________________?
0 0
A. Controlled switch
B. Bidirectional switch
C. Unidirectional switch
In an intrinsic semiconductor,
the number of free
electrons_____________?
0 0
A. Equals the number of holes
of holes
10
holes
D. None of the above
When the temperature of an
extrinsic semiconductor is
increased, the pronounced effect
is on_________________?
0
A. Junction capacitance
B. Minority carriers
C. Majority carriers
D. None of the above
The leakage current in a pn
junction is of the order
of________________?
A. Aa
B. mA
C. kA
D. µA
The leakage current across a pn
junction is due
to________________?
A. Minority carriers
B. Majority carriers
C. Junction capacitance
D. None of the above

With forward bias to a pn
junction , the width of depletion
layer__________________?
0 C. MO
A. Decreases
B. Increases
C. Remains the same
D. None of the above
At room temperature, an
intrinsic semiconductor
has_______________?
0 C. Holes and free electrons
A. Many holes only
B. A few free electrons and holes
C. Many free electrons only
D. No holes or free electrons
At room temperature, an
intrinsic silicon crystal acts
approximately
as_______________?
0 C. 1 atom for 104 atoms
A. A battery
B. A conductor
C. An insulator
D. A piece of copper wire
A forward biased pn junction
diode has a resistance of the
order of_____________?
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0 A. 6 x 104 cm As the doping to a pure
B. 60 x cm semiconductor increases, the
A. O C. 3 x 106 cm bulk resistance of the
B. kO D. 6 x 10-4 cm
semiconductor______________
_?
D. None of the above The most commonly used
semiconductor 0
In a semiconductor, current is________________?
conduction is due A. Remains the same
to________________?
0 B. Increases
C. Decreases
0 A. Germanium D. None of the above
B. Silicon
A. Only holes C. Carbon A hole in a semiconductor is
B. Only free electrons D. Sulphur
defined as_________________?
D. None of the above A pentavalent impurity 0
has______________Valence
The impurity level in an extrinsic electrons? A. A free electron
semiconductor is B. The incomplete part of an
about_______________of pure
0 electron pair bond
semiconductor ? C. A free proton
A. 3 D. A free neutron
0 B. 5
C. 4 A trivalent impurity
D. 6 has______________valence
A. 10 atoms for 108 atoms
B. 1 atom for 108 atoms electrons?
Addition of trivalent impurity to
D. 1 atom for 100 atoms a semiconductor creates 0
many_______________?
The resistivity of pure A. 4
0 B. 5
germanium under standard
conditions is C. 6
A. Holes D. 3
about_______________?
B. Free electrons
0 C. Valence electrons The strength of a semiconductor
D. Bound electrons crystal comes
from______________?
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0 An n-type semiconductor A. 2 0
is______________? B. 3
A. Forces between nuclei C. 6 A. 50KHz
B. Forces between protons 0 D. 4 B. 100KHz
C. Electron-pair bonds C. 1000/17KHz
D. None of the above A. Positively charged A semiconductor has D. 1000/7.07KHz
B. Negatively charged ______________ temperature
A semiconductor is formed by C. Electrically neutral coefficient of resistance? A differential amplifier is
______________bonds? D. None of the above invariably used in the i/p stage of
0
all op-amps. This is done
0 Addition of pentavalent impurity
basically to provide the op-amps
to a semiconductor creates A. Positive
with a very
A. Covalent many________________? B. Zero
C. Negative high______________?
B. Electrovalent
C. Co-ordinate 0 D. None of the above
0
D. None of the above
A. Free electrons OP-AMP Circuits A. CMMR
The resistivity of a pure silicon is B. Holes
B. Bandwidth
about _______________? C. Valence electrons An OPAMP has a slew rate of 5 C. Slew rate
D. Bound electrons V/μ S .The largest sine wave O/P D. Open-loop gain
0
voltage possible at a frequency
When a pure semiconductor is
of 1 MHZ is_______________? Assume that the op-amp of the
A. 100 O cm heated, its
fig. is ideal. If Vi is a triangular
B. 6000 O cm resistance_________________? 0
wave, then V0 will
C. 3 x 105 O m
D. 6 x 10-8 O cm 0 be______________?
A. 10 volts
B. 5 volts 0
When a pentavalent impurity is A. Goes up C. 5/ volts
added to a pure semiconductor, B. Goes down D. 5/2 volts
C. Remains the same A. Square wave
it becomes________________? B. Triangular wave
D. Can’t say A 741-Type OP-AMP has a gain- C. Parabolic wave
0
bandwith product of 1MHz. A D. Sine wave
A semiconductor has
non-inverting amplifier using this
A. An insulator generally_______________valen
opamp & having a voltage gain A differential amplifier has a
B. An intrinsic semiconductor ce electrons?
of 20db will exhibit -3db differential gain of 20,000.
C. p-type semiconductor
D. n-type semiconductor 0 bandwidth of______________? CMMR=80dB. The common

mode gain is given
by_______________?
0 terminals is zero
A. 2
B. 1
C. 1/2
D. 0
Which of the following amplifier
is used in a digital to analog
converter?
0 B. Av / Ac
A. Non inverter
B. Voltage follower
C. Summer
D. Difference amplifier
When a step-input is given to an
op-amp integrator, the output
will be______________?
0 0
A. A ramp
B. A sinusoidal wave
C. A rectangular wave
D. A triangular wave with dc
bias
For an ideal op-amp, which of
the following is true?
0 0
13
A. The differential voltage across A. High and low 1
the input terminals is zero B. Positive and negative
B. The current into the input C. Inverting and non inverting A. -6V
D. Differential ans non B. -5V
C. The current from output differential C. -1.2V
terminal is zero D. -0.2V
D. The output resistance is zero For an op-amp having
differential gain Av and In the above circuit the current
In the differential voltage gain & common-mode gain Ac the ix is___________?
the common mode voltage gain CMRR is given by___________?
of a differential amplifier are 0
48db & 2db respectively, then its 0
common mode rejection ratio A. 0.6A
is________________? A. Av + Ac B. 0.5A
C. 0.2A
0 C. 1 + Av / AC. D. 1/12A
D. Ac / Av
A. 23dB An opamp has a slew rate of 5V/
B. 25dB Hysteresis is desirable in S. the largest sine wave o/p
C. 46dB Schmitt-trigger, voltage possible at a frequency
D. 50dB because______________? of 1MHz is____________?
Differential amplifiers are used 0 0
in______________?
A. Energy is to be A. 10 V
stored/discharged in parasitic B. 5 V
capacitances C. 5V
A. Instrumentation amplifiers B. Effects of temperature would D. 5/2 V
B. Voltage followers be compensated
C. Voltage regulators C. Devices in the circuit should
The approximate input
D. Buffers be allowed time for saturation
and desaturation impedance of the opamp circuit
D. It would prevent noise from which has Ri=10k, Rf=100k,
The two input terminals of an
causing false triggering RL=10k?
opamp are labeled
as______________? 0
The output voltage Vo of the
above circuit is____________?
A. ∞
B. 120k
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C. 110k 0 C. Have high reverse current divided by the input resistance

D. 10k D. Not invert the signal D. The input resistance
A. 4
An amplifier using an opamp B. 3 An ideal OP-AMP is an Calculate the cutoff frequency of
with slew rate SR=1v/sec has a C. 2 ideal______________? a first-order low-pass filter for R1
gain of 40db.If this amplifier has D. 1 = 2.5kΩ and C1 =
0
to faithfully amplify sinusoidal 0.05μF___________?
signals from dc to 20KHz without How many op-amps are required
introducing any slew-rate to implement this equationop- A. Current controlled Current 0
amps? source
induced distortion, then the
B. Current controlled voltage A. 1.273kHz
input signal level source
0 B. 12.73kHz
exceed_____________? C. Voltage controlled voltage C. 127.3 kHz
source D. 127.3 Hz
0 A. 2
D. voltage controlled current
B. 3
source
C. 4 D.C. Motors
A. 795mV
D. 1
B. 395mV A non inverting closed loop op
C. 795mV amp circuit generally has a gain
Kingdom Protoctista
D. 39.5mV The ideal OP-AMP has the includes_______________?
following characteristics factor______________?
An ideal OP-AMP is an 2
0 0
ideal__________?
A. Prokaryotic organisms
A. Ri=∞ ,A=∞ ,R0=0 A. Less than one
0 B. Unicellular organisms
B. Ri=0 ,A=∞ ,R0=0 B. Greater than one
C. Fungi
C. Ri=∞ ,A=∞ ,R0=∞ C. Of zero
A. Current controlled Current D. Eu-cariotiquic organisms
D. Ri=0 ,A=∞ ,R0=∞ D. Equal to one
source
B. Current controlled Voltage The closed-loop voltage gain of
The size of poxvirus
source If ground is applied to the (+) is_______________?
an inverting amplifier equal
C. Voltage controlled Voltage terminal of an inverting op-amp,
source the (–) terminal to______________? 2
D. Voltage controlled Current will_____________? 0
source A. 20 nm
0 B. 200 nm
How many op-amps are required A. The ratio of the input C. 250 nm
resistance to feedback resistance D. 300 nm
to implement this equation Vo = A. Not need an input resistor
B. The open-loop voltage gain
V1? B. Be virtual ground
C. The feedback resistance

No-load speed of which of the
following motor will be highest ?
0 motor
A. Shunt motor
B. Series motor
C. Cumulative compound motor
D. Differentiate compound motor
The direction of rotation of a
D.C. series motor can be
changed by___________?
0 D. Differential compound motor
A. interchanging supply
terminals
B. interchanging field terminals
C. either of A. and B. above
D. None of the above
Which of the following
application requires high starting
torque ?
0 consisting of thick wire and less
A. Lathe machine
B. Centrifugal pump
C. Locomotive
D. Air blower
If a D.C. motor is to be selected
for conveyors, which rriotor
would be preferred ?
0 B. these motors are not self-
A. Series motor
B. Shunt motor
C. Differentially compound
D. Cumulative compound motor
Which D.C. motor will be
preferred for machine tools ?
0
A. Series motor
B. Shunt motor
C. Cumulative compound motor
Differentially compound D.C.
motors can find applications
requiring___________?
0 A D.C. series motor is that
A. high starting torque
B. low starting torque
C. variable speed
D. frequent on-off cycles
Which D.C. motor is preferred
for elevators ?
0
A. Shunt motor
B. Series motor
C. Differential compound motor
D. Cumulative compound motor
According to Fleming’s left-hand
rule, when the forefinger points
in the direction of the field or
flux, the middle finger will point
in the direction
of_________________?
0 In D.C. shunt motors as load is
A. current in the conductor
aovtaat of conductor
C. resultant force on conductor
D. none of the above
If the field of a D.C. shunt motor
gets opened while motor is
running______________?
0
A. the speed of motor will be
reduced %
B. the armature current will
reduce
C. the motor will attain
dangerously high speed 1
D. the motor will continue to
nuvat constant speed
Starters are used with D.C.
motors
because______________?
0
A. these motors have high
starting torque
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starting
C. back e.m.f. of these motors is
zero initially
D. to restrict armature current as
there is no back e.m.f. while
starting
reduced__________________?
0
A. the speed will increase
abruptly
B. the speed will increase in
proportion to reduction in load
C. the speed will remain
almost/constant
D. the speed will reduce
which______________?
0
A. has its field winding
turns
B. has a poor torque
C. can be started easily without
load
D. has almost constant speed
For starting a D.C. motor a
starter is required
because___________?
0

A. it limits the speed of the motor
B. it limits the starting current to
a safe value
C. it starts the motor
D. none of the above
The type of D.C. motor used for
shears and punches
is_____________?
0 0
A. shunt motor
B. series motor
C. differential compoutid D.C.
motor
D. cumulative compound D.C.
motor
If a D.C. motor is connected
across the A.C. supply it
will_______________?
0 A. The motor will stop
A. run at normal speed
B. not run
C. run at lower speed
D. burn due to heat produced in
the field winding by .eddy
currents
To get the speed of D.C, motor
below the normal without
wastage of electrical energy is
used?
0 B. directly proportional to the
A. Ward Leonard control
B. rheostatic control
C. any of the above method
D. none of the above method
When two D.C. series motors are
connected in parallel, the
resultant speed
is____________?
A. more than the normal speed
B. loss than the normal speed
C. normal speed
D. zero
The speed of a D.C. shunt motor
more than its full-load speed can
be obtained by_____________?
0 0
A. decreasing the field current
B. increasing the field current
C. decreasing the armature
current
D. increasing the armature
current
In a D.C. shunt motor, speed
is______________?
0 0
A. independent of armature
current
armature current
C. proportional to the square of
the current
D. inversely proportional to the
armature current
A direct on line starter is used:
for starting
motors___________?
0 0
A. up to 5 H.P
B. up to 10 H.P
C. up to 15 H.P
D. up to 20 H.P
What will happen if the back
e.m.f. of a D.C. motor vanishes
suddenly?
B. The motor will continue to run
C. The armature may burn
D. The motor will run noisy
In case of D.C. shunt motors the
speed is dependent on back
e.m.f. only
because____________?
A. back e.m.f. is equal to
armature drop
B. armature drop is negligible
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C. flux is proportional to
armature current
D. flux is practically constant in
D:C. shunt motors
In a D.C. shunt motor, under the
conditions of maximum power,
the current in the armature will
be_____________?
A. almost negligible
B. rated full-load current
C. less than full-load current
D. more than full-load current
These days D.C. motors are
widely used in____________?
0
A. pumping sets
B. air compressors
C. electric traction
D. machine shops
By looking at which part of the
motor, it can be easily confirmed
that a particular motor is D.C.
motor?
0
A. Frame
B. Shaft
C. Commutator
D. Stator

In which of the following
applications D.C. series motor is
invariably tried?
0 0
A. Starter for a car
B. Drive for a water pump
C. Fan motor
D. Motor operation in A.C. or
D.C
In D.C. machines fractional pitch
winding is used__________?
0 C. Air compressors
A. to improve cooling
B. to reduce copper losses
C. to increase the generated
e.m.f.
D. to reduce the sparking
A three point starter is
considered suitable
for______________?
0 0
A. shunt motors
B. shunt as well as compound
motors
C. shunt, compound and series
motors
D. all D.C. motors
In case-the conditions for
maximum power for a D.C.
motor are established, the
efficiency of the motor will
be______________?
A. 100%
B. around 90%
C. anywhere between 75% and
90%
D. less than 50%
The ratio of starting torque to
full-load torque is least in case
of____________?
0 D. Centrifugal pumps
A. series motors
B. shunt motors
C. compound motors
D. none of the above
In D.C. motor which of the
following can sustain the
maximum temperature rise?
A. Slip rings
B. Commutator
C. Field winding
D. Armature winding
Which of the following law/rule
can he used to determine the
direction of rotation of D.C.
motor ?
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0 C. proportional to field current
D. inversely proportional to the
A. Lenz’s law armature current
B. Faraday’s law
C. Coloumb’s law In a D.C. series motor, if the
D. Fleming’s left-hand rule armature current is reduced by
50%, the torque of the motor
Which of the following load will be equal to
normally needs starting torque
more than the rated torque? 0
0 A. 100% of the previous value
B. 50% of the previous value
A. Blowers C. 25% of the previous value
B. Conveyors D. 10% of the previous value
E. none of the above
The current drawn by the
The starting resistance of a D.C. armature of D.C. motor is
motor is directly proportional
generally_______________? to__________?
0 0
A. low A. the torque required
B. around 500 Q B. the speed of the motor
C. 1000 Q C. the voltage across the
D. infinitely large terminals
D. none of the above
The speed of a D.C. series motor
is_____________? The power mentioned on the
name plate of an electric motor
0 indicates____________?
0
A. proportional to the armature
current
B. proportional to the square of A. the power drawn in kW
the armature current B. the power drawn in kVA

C. the gross power
D. the output power available at
the shaft
Which D.C. motor has got
maximum self loading property?
0 armature due to excessive
A. Series motor
B. Shunt motor
C. Cumulatively compounded
‘motor
D. Differentially compounded
motor
Which D.C. motor will be
suitable along with flywheel for
intermittent light and heavy
loads?
0 e.m.f. to applied voltage
A. Series motor
B. Shunt motor
C. Cumulatively compounded
motor
D. Differentially compounded
motor
If a D.C. shunt motor is working
at no load and if shunt field
circuit suddenly
opens__________?
0 compensated D.C. series motors,
A. nothing will happen to the
motor
B. this will make armature to
take heavy current, possibly
burning it
C. this will result in excessive
speed, possibly destroying
centrifugal stresses D. motor will
run at very slow speed
D.C. series motors are
used______________?
0
A. where load is constant
B. where load changes frequently
C. where constant operating
speed is needed
D. in none of the above situations
For the same H.P. rating and full
load speed, following motor has
poor starting
torque_____________?
0 C. 1.0
A. shunt
B. series
C. differentially compounded
D. cumulativelyc’ompounded
In case of conductively
the compensating winding is
provided______________?
0 A. Starting torque
A. as separately wound unit
B. in parallel with armature
winding
C. in series with armature
winding
D. in parallel with field winding
Sparking at the commutator of a
D.C. motor may result
in____________?
0 C. To spread out flux for better
A. damage to commutator
segments
B. damage to commutator
insulation
C. increased power consumption
D. all of the above
Which of the following motor is
preferred for operation in highly
explosive atmosphere ?
0 B. 2.0
A. Series motor
B. Shunt motor
C. Air motor
D. Battery operated motor
If the supply voltage for a D.C.
motor is increased, which of the
following will decrease ?
0
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B. Operating speed
C. Full-load current
D. All of the above
Which one of the following is not
the function of pole shoes in a
D.C. machine ?
0
A. To reduce eddy current loss
B. To support the field coils
uniformity
D. To reduce the reluctance of
the magnetic path
The mechanical power developed
by a shunt motor will be
maximum when the ratio of back
is______________?
1
A. 4.0
D. 0.5
The condition for maximum
power in case of D.C. motor
is______________?
0
A. back e.m.f. = 2 x supply
voltage
B. back e.m.f. = | x supply
voltage

C. supply voltage = | x back e.m.f
D. supply voltage = back e.m.f
For which of the following
applications a D.C. motor is
preferred over an A.C. motor ?
0 Sparking, is discouraged in a
A. Low speed operation
B. High speed operation
C. Variable speed operation
D. Fixed speed operation
In D.C. machines the residual
magnetism is of the order
of_________________?
0
A. 2 to 3 per cent
B. 10 to 15 per cent
C. 20 to 25 per cent
D. 50 to 75 per cent
Which D.C. motor is generally
preferred for cranes and hoists ?
0 D. above normal speed only
A. Series motor
B. Shunt motor
C. Cumulatively compounded
motor
D. Differentially compounded
motor
Three point starter can be used
for______________?
0 C. cumulatively compounded
A. series motor only
B. shunt motor only
C. compound motor only
D. both shunt and compound
motor
D.C. motor
because_____________?
0 E. None of the above
A. it increases the input power
con-sumption
B. commutator gets damaged
C. both A. and B.
D. none of the above
Speed control by Ward Leonard
method gives uniform speed
variation_____________?
0 B. the motor will work as series
A. in one direction
B. in both directions
C. below normal speed only
Flywheel is used with D.C.
compound motor to reduce the
peak demand by the motor,
compound motor will have to
be_____________?
0 A. field flux only
A. level compounded
B. under compounded
D. differentially compounded
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Following motor is used where C. induction motor
high starting torque and wide D. all of above motors
speed range control is required?
0 Which of the following motor
has the poorest speed regulation
A. Single phase capacitor start ?
B. Induction motor
C. Synchronous motor 0
D. D.C. motor
A. Shunt motor
B. Series motor
In a differentially compounded C. Differential compound motor
D.C. motor, if shunt field D. Cumulative compound motor
suddenly opens____________?
As -the load is increased the
0
speed of D.C. shunt motor
will____________?
A. the motor will first stop and
then run in opposite direction as 0
series motor
A. reduce slightly
motor and run at slow speed in
B. increase slightly
the same direction
C. increase proportionately
C. the motor will work as series
D. remains unchanged
motor and run at high speed in
the same direction
D. the motor will not work and The armature torque of the D.C.
come to stop shunt motor is proportional
to____________?
Buses, trains, trolleys, hoists,
0
cranes require high starting
torque and therefore make use
of_____________?
B. armature current only
C. both A. and B.
0
D. none of the above
A. D.C. series motor
B. D.C. shunt motor

Which of the following method
of speed control of D.C. machine
will offer minimum efficiency ?
0 0
A. Voltage control method
B. Field control method
C. Armature control method
D. All above methods
Usually wide and sensitive speed
control is desired in case
of____________?
0
A. centrifugal pumps
B. elevators
C. steel rolling mills
D. colliery winders
The speed of a motor falls from
1100 r.p.m. at no-load to 1050
r.p.m. at rated load. The speed
regulation of the motor
is______________?
0 winding
A. 2.36%
B. 4.76%
C. 6.77%
D. 8.84%
The armature voltage control of
D.C. motor
provides____________?
A. constant torque drive
B. constant voltage drive
C. constant current drive
D. none of the above
As there is no back e.m.f. at the
instant of starting a D.C. motor,
in order to prevent a heavy
current from flowing though the
armature
circuit____________________?
0
A. a resistance is connected in
series with armature
B. a resistance is connected
parallel to the armature
C. armature is temporarily open
circuited
D. a high value resistor is
connected across the field
Why are the D.C. motors
preferred for traction
applications ?
0
A. Torque and speed are
inversely proportional to
armature current
B. Torque is proportional to
armature current
C. Torque is proportional to
square root of armature current
D. The speed is inversely
proportional to the torque and the
torque is proportional to square
of armature current
Which of the following motors is
usually used in house-hold
refrigerators ?
0
A. D.C. shunt motor
B. D.C. series motor
C. Single phase induction motor
(split phase start or induction run
motor)
D. Reluctance motor
E. Synchronous motor
Which of the following motors is
most suitable for signalling
devices and many kinds of timers
?
0 D. Mechanical loading system
A. D.C. shunt motor
B. D.C. series motor
C. Induction motor
D. Reluctance motor
Which motor should not be
started on no-load ?
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0
A. Series motor
B. Shunt motor
C. Cumulatively compounded
motor
D. Differentially compounded
motor
Ward-Leonard control is
basically a____________?
0
A. voltage control method
B. field divertor method
C. field control method
D. armature resistance control
method
For constant torque drive which
speed control method is
preferred ?
0
A. Field control
B. Armature voltage control
C. Shunt armature control
In Ward-Leonard control the
lower limit of speed is imposed
by________?
0

A. residual magnetism of the
generator
B. core losses of motor
C. mechanical losses of motor
and generator together
D. all of the above
The main disadvantage of the
Ward-Leonard control method
is______________?
0 0
A. high initial cost
B. high maintenance cost
C. low efficiency at Hght loads
D. all of the above
Regenerative method of braking
is based on that___________?
1 Which loss is likely to have
A. back e.m.f. is less than the
applied voltage
B. back e.m.f. is equal to the
applied voltage
C. back e.m.f. of rotor is more
than the applied voltage
D. none of the above
The hysteresis loss in a D.C.
machine least depends
on____________?
0 parallel with the load
A. Frequency of magnetic
reversals
B. Maximum value of flux
density
C. Volume and grade of iron
D. Rate of flow of ventilating air
In a D.C. generator all of the
following could be the effects of
iron losses except___________?
A. Loss of efficiency
B. Excessive heating of core
C. Increase in terminal voltage
D. Rise in temperature of
ventilating air
The losses occurring in a D.C.
generator are given below.
highest proportion at rated load
of the generator ?
0 B. cranes
A. hysteresis loss
B. field copper loss
C. armature copper loss
D. eddy current loss
Which of the following loss in a
D.C. generator varies
significantly with the load
current ?
0
A. Field copper loss
B. Windage loss
C. Armature copper loss
D. None of the above
Torque developed by a D.C.
motor depends
upon_____________?
0 likely to result in reduction of
A. magnetic field
B. active length of the conductor
C. current flow through the
conductors
D. number of conductors
E. radius of armature
F. all above factors
D.C. shunt motors are used for
driving____________?
0 hysteresis co-efficient for
A. trains
C. hoists
D. machine tools
In a manual shunt motor starter?
0 A. Mechanical loss
A. over load relay is connected in
series and no volt relay in
B. over load relay is connected in
parallel and no volt relay in
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series with the load
C. over load relay and no volt
relay are both connected in series
with the load
D. over load relay and no volt
relay are both connected in
parallel with the load
Which of the following steps is
hysteresis loss in a D.C.
generator ?
0
A. Providing laminations in
armature core
B. Providing laminations in
stator
C. Using non-magnetic material
for frame
D. Using material of low
armature core material
Which of the following loss in a
D.C. generator is dissipated in
the form of heat?
0
B. Core loss
C. Copper loss
D. All of the above
Which of the following losses are
significantly reduced by
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laminating the core of a D.C.
generator ?
0 D. windage losses
A. Hysteresis losses
B. Eddy current losses
C. Copper losses
D. Windage losses
The total losses in a well
designed D.C. generator of 10
kW will be
nearly______________?
0 0
A. 100 W
B. 500 W
C. 1000 W
D. 1500 W
The condition for maximum
efficiency for a D.C. generator
is______________?
0 0
A. eddy current losses = stray
losses
B. hysteresis losses = eddy
current losses
C. copper losses = 0
D. variable losses = constant
losses
D.C. generators are normally
designed for maximum efficiency
around_____________?
0 0
A. full-load
B. rated r.p.m.
C. rated voltage
D. all of the above
In a D.C. generator, the iron
losses mainly take place
in___________/
A. yoke
B. commutator
C. armature conductors
D. armature rotor
D.C. generators are installed
near the load centres to
reduce_____________?
A. iron losses
B. line losses
C. sparking
D. corona losses
The purpose of retardation test
on D.C. shunt machines is to find
out____________?
A. stray losses
B. eddy current losses
C. field copper losses
Which of the following tests will
be suitable for testing two
similar D.C. series motors of
large capacity ?
0
A. Swinburne’s test
B. Hopkinson’s test
C. Field test
D. Brake test
Hopkinson’s test on D.C.
machines is conducted
at_______________?
0 In variable speed
A. no-load
B. part load
C. full-load
D. overload
During rheostat braking of D.C.
series motors_____________?
0 speed
A. motor is run as a generator
B. motor is reversed in direction
C. motor is run at reduced speed
For which types of D.C. motor,
dynamic braking is generally
used ?
A. Shunt motors
B. Series motors
C. Compound motors
D. All of the above
Which method of braking is
generally used in elevators ?
0
A. Plugging
B. Regenerative braking
C. Rheostatic braking
D. None of the above
motor___________?
0
A. a stronger commutating field
is needed at low speed than at
high speed
B. a weaker commutating field is
needed at low speed than at high
C. same commutating field is
needed at low speed than at high
speed
D. none of the above is correct

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When the armature of a D.C.
motor rotates, e.m.f. induced
is___________?
0 which has certain minimum
A. self-induced e.m.f.
B. mutually induced e.m.f.
C. back e.m.f
D. none of the above
Where D.C. motor of H.P. 12 or
more requires frequent starting,
stopping, reversing and speed
control______________?
0 C. decrease in reactance
A. drum type controller is used
B. three point starter is used
C. four point starter is used
D. all above can be used
If a D.C. shunt motor is working
at full load and if shunt field
circuit suddenly
opens____________?
0 D. any of the above
A. this will make armature to
take heavy current, possibly
burning it
B. this will result in excessive
speed, possibly destroying
armature due to excessive
centrifugal stresses
C. nothing will happen to motor
D. motor will come to stop
D.C. motor is to drive a load
value for most of the time and
some peak value for short
duration. We will select
the________________?
0 to______________?
A. series motor
B. shunt motor
C. compound motor
D. any of the above
D.C. motor is to a drive a load
which is almost nil for certain
part of the load cycle and peak
value for short duration. We will
select this______________?
0
A. series motor
B. shunt motor
C. compound motor
Which D.C. motor has got
maximum self relieving
property ?
0
A. Series motor
B. Shunt motor
C. Cumulatively compounded
motor
D. Differentially compounded
motor
In the D.C. motor the iron losses
occur in____________?
0
A. the field
B. the armature
C. the brushes
D. the commutator
The speed of a D.C. shunt motor
is required to be more than full
load speed. This is possible
by______________?
0
A. reducing the field current
B. decreasing the armature
current
C. increasing the armature
current
D. increasing the excitation
current
E. none of the above methods
One D.C. motor drives another
D.C. motor. The second D.C.
motor when excited and
driven_______________?
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0
A. runs as a generator
B. does not run as a generator
C. also runs as a motor comes to
stop after sometime
If the load on a DC shunt motor
is increases, its speed is slightly
reduced due
0
A. increase in armature current
B. increase in flux
D. decrease in back emf
In which of the following device
the generated emf and armature
current are in the opposite
directions?
0
A. dc generator
B. dc motor
C. transformer
D. all of the above
With the increase in
temperature, the speed of DC
shunt motor____________?
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A. decreases.
B. increases
C. remain same
D. none of the above
With the increase in
temperature, the speed of DC
series motor______________?
0 A. not develop starting torque
A. decreases
B. increases
C. remain same
D. none of the above
If the field winding resistance of
a DC shunt motor is increases, its
speed will____________?
0 D. frequency control method
If the field winding resistance of
a DC shunt motor is increases, its
speed will
A. decreases
B. increases
C. remains same
D. none of the above
Which of the following method is
used for the speed control of DC
shunt motor?
0 C. short circuit
A. voltage control method
B. flux control method
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C. rheostat control method Which of the following test can
D. all of the above be performed on DC series
motor?
A dc series motor should not be
started on no load because it 0
would___________?
A. Swinburne test
0 B. Hopkinson test
C. Brake test
D. Field test
B. fail to start without load
C. run at dangerously high speed Ward Leonard method of
D. draw more current without speed control is basically
producing sufficient torque a______________?
In a DC motor the inter-pole 0
winding is connected
in________________? A. field control method
B. armature controlled method
0 C. field diverter
A. series with field winding
B. series speed armature winding
C. parallel big field winding
D. parallel with armature
winding
Armature reaction in dc motor
results___________?
0
A. decrease in speed
B. increase in speed
D. open circuit