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II - 201)1 I o l'l-1

ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

PAPER-I
I. b. 300and50
c. lSD and 300
d. 200 :md 350
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4 For the circuit shown in !he. given figure.
when the switch is at position A, the
Wh1c1J one of Uu: followmg parameters ClliTent i( t) = I sin Ｈ＼ｾ ｴ＠ + 300) A. When
does not excst for U1c two-pon network switch is moved to position Bat timl! t ｾ＠ 0,
shown in the given figure'! the power di$sipated at tho switching
a i\13CD lnstaoc in the resistor R remains cmchungcd

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+t· ﾥ ｾ Ｎ＠ $
b. j
c. h
d. z

ce
2.

The value or I and the elemelll X would

ra r.:spectiw ly, be
a. 1 A uud resistor
b. 2 A nod capacitor
z-matrix tor the network shown in the c. 3 A 1md resistor
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given figure is d. 4 A and capacitor
5.
a ｛ＲＮｳｾ＠ l 2s 3]
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2s ls +-
s

b.｛ｾＲＺ
Ｑ＠

ｾＺ｝＠
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In the circuit shown 111 the given figure. the

values of i(O ' ) cmd I("') will be.
ＲｳＺｾ Ｏ ｳ｝＠
ls • J
c. ｲ＼ｾｳｰ･｣ｴｬｷ ｬ ｹ＠
[ ｾＲｳ＠
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6. In the circuit shown in the given tigurc.

｛ Ｒｳｾｬ＠ J C1 = C, = 2J. 9lld the capacitor C1 has a

-ls
d. 1./ voltage of20 V when S is open.
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2.<+3/.1
J.
ｾＺｬ｟ ｲ＠
Tc, c,I ｬ ｾ＠
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li the switch S is closed at t = 0 lhc voltage

1; will be a
F'or the equovnJent "·• circuit $hO\\ 11 in lhe a f'ixed voltage of20 V
giv"n figure. the values of R,. and RtJ(' arc
b. lixcd voltage or I0 V
respectively
c. ｦ ｌｾ･ ､＠ vtlhag< uf -I 0 V
a, 50 1md ISO
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d sinusoidal ' oltuge b. a high-pass liltcr
7, 'I he circuit shown in the given figure is in c. nn nil - pass filter
lhe steildy state wilh tbe ｾｷｩ ｴ ｣ ｨ＠ S closed cL a band - pass lifter
ｾＱ Ｐ＠
11. If n function f (t)u(t) is shifted to right
20
20
side b) '· , then the funct10n ｣ｾｮ＠ be
cxpr"ssed a'
1111 l 1H
a f(t t. ),(t)
b, /(1)11(1 - t,, )

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The current 1(1) aJler S is openeJ att = 0 i.s
tL u decreasing exponential c. f(t - t, )u(t - t,,)
b. 1111 lnL'fCaslng ｣ Ｎ ｾ ｰｯｮ｣ｭｩ ｡ｬ＠
d. f(t+t., )u(t +t,. )
c. a dantpcd sinusqid
d. oscillatory JJ . The dual of u J13rnllcl R - (.'circuit is a
A resistor R of I n and two iuductnrs L1 a. Se.rics R - C circUli

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8.
and L 1 ol' •nductances I H and 211, b Series R - L ｣ｩ ｲ ｾ ｵ ｩ ｴ＠
rcspect),•ely. are connected in parnlleL At c. Parallel R - C ctrcuit
some rime. the current!> through Lt Ulld L1 d. Parnl lei R- L circuit

ce
arc lA and 2A, respec.tively. The current s(.,- 1 1)
through R nt time 1= ｷｾ ｬ ｨ｣＠ 14, Driving point ｩｭｲｾ､｡ｮ ｣ｬＧ＠ ｌ Ｈ ｳｽ］ＭｾＮＱ＠
a, zero s' . 4
is not realizable because the
b IA ra
ｾＺ Ｌ＠
2A
a. number of z.:ros is more -thw• tho
number of poles
d. 3 A
b. poles and txros lie on the imnginnr)
'), 1\ unit step current 1s appl icd to a network axis
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consisting of only passwe elements. The
voltage across the currcnr source obs.·n•cd c, poles anO 1.cros do not altemme on
imaginary axis
ts v(t) ｾ＠ ( I + e·••t ｔｨｾ＠ simplest possible
network wmconsist of tlte elemenlS d. poles and zeros arc not located on tho
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real ｡ｾ＠ is
a I resistor and l capacitors
b. I resistor and 2 inductors 15. The function s+ ＲＫｾ＠ can be rcnlitcd
c. 2 rcsi>t!lr, m1d I capuciwr
a. both ｩｬｾ＠ a driving point imp«<ancc nnd
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d. 2 resistors lind l inductor

10. If the ｮｵＱｾｲ｡ｴｯ＠ or u second -order transfer
as a driving point admin•ncc
function F(sl ·a consLUnl then the fil ter ｩ ｾ＠ a b. as an tmpedance, but not as an
is udmillance
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a band - pass tiltcr c. as au admitlllllce. bm not as an

nnptdnncc neither
b. band- S1op filter
d. as an impedance nor as rut ndrmttancc
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c. high - pass filter

d. low - pass lifter 16. If /• (s) - ,2·•.+-S • then /(I) is given
,f ..,.. :,,t -+ 6
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by
il. e"'-'' (C(tShO 51 + SillhO,SI)
b. .,!.i• [cosh o.51 H ttth O.S1]
c. ..fie ';' sin(O.S/ + 45°)
d• • ＭＮＺｾ ｛｣ｯｳＰ Ｎ Ｕ ｴ Ｋｓｩ ｮ Ｐ Ｎ Ｕｴ｝＠
The f>Oie-zefll pattems sltttwn in 1he gtwu 17. 1f R. L. C and G ｡ｲｾ＠ the resistance.
figure is lor inductance. ･｡ｰ｣ｩｈｬｴｾ＠ nnd ｣ｯ ｮ､ｵ ｣ ｴ｡ｮｾ＠
ｾ Ｍ u low- piM filter of n ｴｲｮｾ ｭ ｩｳｾｯｮ＠ line. respectively, then
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the condition ror distortion ｬ ｾｳ＠ 4. tho energ) stored on the capacitor I•·
ｴｲｯｮ ｳ ｭｩ ｾｩｯ ｮ＠ line ts ,Joubled.
n. R/C= GIL :{elect the correct answer usrng the cmle•
1>. RC = LG g.iveu below
c. R' C = t i l a. I and 2.
cl. RC"2 = GT.' b. 2 nod 3
18. 18. Til<' Cllef!!Y s tored t>tr unit vo lume in c. 2 and 4
«II clcetric fie ld (w itll USIL'II not.tions) i$ d. ::. and 4
given by 23. Lapbtc « lti• linn in tylioHhi,;al eoordinntcs

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11. 112 eHl is gjven hy
b. 112 cE
c. 112 cE1
a. •v-.!. ｾ＾Ｈｲ･
r a;\ l:r
ｴﾷ Ｉﾷ ＮＡ ＨＢＧ Ｇ ＧＩＬ
r' c- ｾ＠ 1):"" o
d, Efi'!
b.
- . il'l
•J ］Ｍｾ
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19. A ｰ ｴＢｩ ｴｩ ｶｾ＠ charge t>fQ cou1<Jmbs is located m' nl ;J:'

.c
nJ point A(O. 0. 3) and. a negative cb>J•go
of magnitude Q coulombs is located ot c. 'II = p
11
point R(O. 0. · 3). '11Je ｣ ｬ ｾ｣ ｬｲｩ ｣＠ field
.,._!J!.Ir61')·

ce
intensity at point C(<I. O. 0) is in the
tl. ,. a,. fir
I
ｲ Ｑ ｡ｮ ｴｬｾ＠
8 r..... ｾＩ＠ IJtl
a negative :<(·direction
.....ｲ ＬＮＺＷＧ［ｾＭｊ ｳＭ ｭ t ｬＢ dV
b otcgatiw z-<lirectton 0
ＨＡｾ Ｑ＠

ｾ Ｎ＠ pos itive x-<lin:cliou

24. law rei•Les Ute elccll ic Jidd

20.
d. pns iti\'e t.·dircct ion
.!'be •force betwe.:u two 11oint.s charg.:s of
ra G auss
inteusit)• if witlt tloe volume ch;uge
density fJ at • po in t os
] oC c.1cb with -a 1 mm sopar.D tion in air is
a. 9 l O.)N •· V x if=s0 p
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b 9 l O'"N b. 'il.f! = JJ0 p
0
c. 9 10' N
c, v 1i - p i "•
Ｑ Ｐ ﾷ Ｑ ｾ ｎ＠
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d. 9
21. A J foF c:op:ocito•· i• ｾ ｨ｡ ｲｧ｣ ､＠ by n crmsiMol d. 'il.E = p ls0
current of 2 ｾﾷ ａ＠ tor 6 seconds. Tile voitnge 25. The input impedonce of i,.iS long short·
oeross the capoc.ltor at the end of chargjng circuited sectio n of • lossles• transmission
will be line is
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"· ｾ＠ v a. zero
b. 4 v b. inductive
c. (i v c. capacltiw
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d. 9V d . inlinilc
r o nsider the following statements: )vJatch ｌｩｾ ｬ＠ I (Paramcleo'$ ) witlt ｉ Ｎ ｌｾ ｴ＠ [I
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A p<orallcl plane ""podlhr is lilleJ witb a (Valuo:s) for , tn llamission lmc "'"' u
､ ｬ ､ ｾ ｴｲｩ ｾ＠ of ｯ ［Ｌ ｊ｡ｴｩ ｶ ｾ＠ ｰＬｭ ｩ ｴｩ｜ ｾ ｴ ｹ＠ £1'1 and serieo impednno:e Z - R ｾ＠ jm L 0/m and •
connected to • d.c. ' 'oltogc of V volts. If shunt odmit1ance Y = G - J 6) C mh01m.
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the dielectric i• changed lo another with and selccttbc ctlrreet ｾ ｍｗ ｃｉ ｾ＠

ｲ･ｩｾ＠ live permittivity sr2 : 2&r1 keepiog the l.isl I
voltage oonstant tht.ttl A. Chancteristlc imped.1nce l.(,
t. the ele<:tric field onlensity E within the B. Pro pagation conSI!ml y
capacitor do ublcS- C. The ｾ ･ｮ､ｩ ｧ ＭﾢＱ､＠ input impcd•nee z.,
2 ｬｨｾ＠ d isp lacement llux ､ ｾ ｮ ｳｩ ｴ ｾ＠ D wloe11 the lin" i;, tenninulc-d in its
doubles. ･ ｨｯ ｲｯ｣ ｦ･ｲｩ ｾ ｌｩ ｣＠ impedoncc z.,
3. the churge Q on the plotes is reduced In List U
h:tlf. I. ,flY
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2. ff'f 32. In 3 cerl.1in mic-ro strip p11th Mtcnna. the
unexcited patch i' or length I., "idth \\',
3. ,ff7. U\icknc•s of ｾＧ Ｂ＠ substrnte beit\g II ｡ｮｾ＠ IL<
C'odes; relative penniuivity c, - TI1cn. 1bc
A 13 C' capacitance of U1e unexcited patch is
"· 3 11. LW I s,h
b. 2 3
b. LtV I t;,G,/1
ｾ Ｎ＠ 2 I
d. 1 2 c. s,L II' I h

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27. A houndar} <ep:ot·:ote; two mugn10ti<: d. R0n, LW
/1
materials of penneability 1'1 and J' l· 'l'h<> Ma tch List l (1\·laxwell equation) with List
magnetic field vector in ｾＧ ＠ is H1 witlt a D (Ptllloription) and select U1c ｣ｯｮＢＧｾ＠
nonnnl oontponent Hn1 ;md lltng..."tinl answer.
compouoot liLt ｷ｢ｩｬｾ＠ Out in )1! is 11: with List!
a nonnal com1100Cnt Hn,, 11nd a umgentiol

.c
component Ht1. Then the derived A [fJBdii '"' o
condition>wquld be
B. [fJD .da = f.ptW
a. ｈＬ ］ ｈＬ ｣ ｭ､ｈ ｾ］ ＯＱ Ｌ＠

ce
b. fl. ｾ＠ /1 1 und J1, f:f, ｾ＠ ;.<, H ,_ c. [fJE.d ｾ＠ =-[fJB,d"

c, H, - fl, (lnd Ｑ ｾ ｈ Ｌ Ｑ＠ ｾ ＡｴＮＬｈ Ｎ＠ D . [fJtf.d I= !.fit D ｾ＠ .I ).clu

cl. II, = H, .fi,, ］ ｈ Ｌ｡ ｮ ､ Ａ ｾｈ Ｌ＠ = 1<111,,

ra Llstll
28. for fre.1ucncie• up to 1650 kH7_ the I. The mmf nrouod n closed potlt is "'I"''
to the condul:'tinn current plus the time
transmitting ;antenna used is a
derivative of the electric <lisplaceonent
n. Parabolic dish
m
current through ru1y sUJfoce bounded
b. Vertical antenn• by the path
c. Y agi 4ntenna 2 '1'1"' emf around a clo>cd path is "'lual
cL Turnstile anteOJla 10 th.: time derivative of the magnetic
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29. l'11e ｩｯ ｲｾ､｡ｴ ｮ＠ field of ;tt •mtenn.a •l ｾ＠ ､ｩｾｰ ｬ ｡ ｣ ｭ ･ ｮｬ＠ through any smface
dislllnce r vnries tLS bounded by ｴｬｯ ｾ＠ path
n. 1/r -'· The lOl1li elc:etric displuoomcnt through
h. I r·' the .•urfacc: enoiO'Iing a volume is "'lu•l
.e

ｾ＠ lfr3 lo the total ｣ｨ ｯ ｲ ｧｾ＠ within the volume

cL l/r 1 4 . The net magnetic lltc< emerging
thtoiJ!lh any clowd surfnce is ziO'u
30. The wave radiale l)y • hclie1tl antcnnu i•
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a. Llo&rly polllfi:z<:d
l>. Right circulnrly pol<ltit.etl
A A C 0
a. 3 2 4
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c. Left cit<!ularly polarized

d. ElliptiC<llly polariud
b. ｾ＠ 3 2 I
<:. 4 2 Ｎ ｾ＠ l
3 1. Which one of the l'o Uowing ｩｾ＠ NOT a
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con« t M:lX\li ciJ equation'! d. 2 3 4

34. !11 • uttiform pL1.ne w:wc lbe value of
a.. v ff- = -Di5 • J- iEJtiH!is
iJt
c1H
b. \7 E = -
ltr
-
"" ..jp.lt;
C; 'fi]j ｾ＠ {)
b. 0
C; l
ｾ＠ fi 0 =0 d. .[;i
35 For a hollow wa1·eguld", the ｬＮｾｮ ｬ＠ currc11t d. SO joules
must necessarily ｾ ･＠ 41. Tho re•islivity of 1hc wire materia l c.1n be
a. ;a combinalion of conduction and e<pre<sed in tern•• of LMTI system nf
､ｩ ｳ ｰｬ｡ ｣ ｭ ｾ ｴ ｬ＠ CUI'rtml'\ ､ｩｭ ｣ Ｑ ｾ＠ ｩｯ ｵＺｾｌ＠ pnr.unete•· :JM ·
b. conducuon current only 1
a. \1/.'T 1 '
c.. time ... vary ing concluetiml current nnd b. \1/.'T"' I 1
displncomc:ont currcnl
c. \ttlr-' r'
d. displttCt:UlC'lll ｃ ｕｉｔ ｜Ｎｾｉｴ ｬ＠ OUI )'
d. JJL'r·lr'
36. 1\ ｯｹ ｬ ｩｮ､ｊ ｾ｣ＮＺｊｉ＠ cav il}· r""onatcs nt 9 Gflz in
42. A 0 · 150 V ' 'ohmeter has an ｮ ｣ ｴｲ ｯｾｹ＠ of

om
the '1'111 molle. The b3ndWJdth 3 dB 1;;
ｉ ｾＮ＠ of full-scale re•din11. 'fhe voltage
ｭ･Ｚｾ ｳ ｯｲｵ､＠ h> he 2A i\ lllz. The Q of the
mc:•surtil by the in.stl'\tmc-ut is 75 \'. Th<l
CO\ ity at 9 GJlz"'
limiting t:ri'OJ' is
"· 9()()0/2.4 -F. li. 1°u
b. 9{)()0/2.4 .J2 b. 2%

.c
c. 9<
.)00 2..1 ../3t ..fi c.. 2.5%
d. !){)()1)/2.4
37 l'he phenQJIIenon of microwave •ill!lols 4:i. Which o ne of U1e foUow ing i> the l>est

ce
following U1e c:urvalw" of e>Jth is kiowu definilion of' accuracy?
a. ft i• the rneosnre of con,,istency or
•• "'''roducihility ,,,. ｭ ･ｾｵｲ ｲｮ ･ ｮｬ ｾ＠
a. faraday dJc.:t
b. ､ｵ ｾ＾ ｴ ｩｮｧ＠ ra b. it ｩ ｾ＠ tho ratio IJI' the chanJlc 1n output
siwmltu the cll3nl\c in input signal
C. "OVC till
c. ll i.> the slllJl lkst chango in mea•w•:tble
d. lroposcallcr
lnpul
38. 1\ r•dio ｣ｯ ｮ ｵｮｩ･ＺｾｴＮｬｯ ｮ＠ link is to b«
m
d. II is the closen.:s.• with "hich on
ｾ ｬ Ｚｴ｢ ｬ ｩｳｨ･､＠ ｶｩ ｾ＠ tbe iono$phete. Ute virtual
instrument reading approaches the tn1e
height ot the m1d-point til' the path is )00
1 nlue ol' thc ' luantity being measured
I.Jn and the t:riticnl t'rcqOtney i• !I Mllt..
44. \Vl•ik OltiiS UJ'ing the ph:tSto dil)'trcnce
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TI1c rnn:.x..imunt ｬ ｾ ＺＮ｢ｬ｣＠ frc.H{Ut:ncy tOr the

lin!< l)etween O•e •l.•tions of ｴｬｩ ｾ ｬＺｯｮ｣･＠ !;00 between the signals v,(t) : I0 sin olt ond
km as•uming llal .:oflh. ｩｾ＠ v1(t) 10 sin (wt <jl). the ｌｩｳ ｮｪ ｾｬｴｳ＠

a. 11.25 1\.lHz poltc'lll observed on CRO was n circle. The

h. l2MHz value of<:>;,.
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.,. 15 l\•IHz a. 7,ero

d. 25.5 MHz b. lll4
39. Which one of the following slatemenlll is e. "'2
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NOT c01:=1 fo1· a pl>n.: wave with d. "

ff : \).5e '"' ｣ｯｳＨｴｏｾＭ 2.x)ir,Ai m 45. An op·amp has open-loop goin I00000
ｾｮ､＠ the open· loop upper cut-off l'requcncy
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o. The 11 nw frec,ucney i;, to' r.p.s. IS 20 H7- The unity-gain l'r<o]uenc) of the
lo. 'Ute wavelength i• 3. H 111 Of>'DIIIp i!
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.:. TI1c wave trnvcl; along ｾ＠ x-du"Cc1ion a, 2Mfu.

d. The wnve is polarized In U1c £- b. 1 l\1Hz
direction c. 3 klh
40. A coli of resistnnee of S Q ilnd Inductance d. 2 kHz
U.4 H is connected lo a 51) V d.c <uppl)'· -16.
l'hc onorsy .stlwou in the field is
<L I() ｪ ＼ｊｵ ｬ ･ｾ＠
b 20jouJes
c 40 j oule>;
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D. Schering bridge
List ll
1. J1'requeucy
2. lnductancewithvalueofQ < JO
3. Capacilance
4. Inductance with value of Q> J ()
... - Codes;
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The :reading ofhig,b unpcdanoe volbneter
A B c D
a 2 J 4

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V in (he bridge circui1 shown in the given
ｾ Ｍ 4 3 2
figure is
c. 4 J 2 3
a. zero
h. 3.33 v d. 2 3 •I .I
c. 4.20\'
so. Considl;11' Ute foUo,,ing •Mements
associated wifu electrical/electronic

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d. 6.66V transducers
47. ｄ ｩ ｧｩｬ＠ ｾ｡ rueaswing utstrllnlents use lite I. Mass-inertia effecbl are minimized
foUc>ning three ｾｹｰ･ｳ＠ ofA to D wnverters
2. T hese ｴｲ ｭｾ､ｵ｣･ｲｳ＠ t'<lnsunte Vel)' litUe

ce
1. Dual Slope Type power
2. Cotmter Type 3. T)leresponse ｴｩｭｾ＠ is large.
3. Flash Type 4. 1'rruh>"lllission rutd processing tl1e signal
The correct sequence for .these c-onverters ra for Ote pwvose or measurement life
ln decreasing Order of [heir speed (f.1$l'est eas1er.
\(1 slowest) is
Select flte corred answer usir.g the rod.es
a, ;3, Ｑ ｾＲ＠ gi \len below
b. J, Ｒｾ＠ 3
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a. 1,2and3
c. 2, 3, l b. 2, 3 and 4
d. 3, 2, I c 1, 3anrl 4
48. Con:;-ider the following statements
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d. 1, 2 and 4
regartllng the advantages of Andeu<mt 51. Consider the ｦｯｬＢｾｓ＠ sttttcmenlll:
bridge:
A transducer con verts
1. ll is tlte modification Qftlte Maxwell's
I. mechanical energy tuo electrical
inductance-capacitance bridge.
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energy.
2. F'or ｲｮ･｡Ｎ ｾｵｲｩｮｧ＠ tlte low Q of ｃｏｩｬｾＬ＠ il is
2. mechanical displacement into electrical
snperipr l.o the Ma.-.."WeU's bridge.
signal.
3. It is si.Jnple compared ·to Maxwell'"
3. one foon of energy into another form
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bridge.
of eue.gy:
4. It can be used lo <letermine mutnal
4. electrical energy iltto mechanical fulln.
indttctance also
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Which of tl1ese starements is!are correct?

Which oftitese statements are coJ-root?
a_ 1 and 4
a. J, 2andJ
b. I and 2
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b. 1, 2and4
c, 3 alone
c, 2 rutd 4
d. 1 alone
d. J, 3 ｡ｮ､ｾ＠
52. Match Est f (Transducers) Ｂｾｴｩ＠ List If
49. Match List' I (Bridges) Wllh l. ist n (,Measttred Quantities) and selecl Ute
(Quantities) aud select tlte coll'Wt answer
correc·t answer
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A. Ma>.:well's bridge
A Capacitive transducer
B Wi en bridge
B. Theono<:Ouple
C. !-lay's ｢ｲｩ､ｧＺｾ＠
C. Lo>trl t't!ll
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D. ｄｬ｡ｰｵ ﾷｾ ｧｭ＠ c. - log' 1 Ｇ ＨＰｾ＠ ion conccntnujon)
List U d. - log (OH- ion oonc.:nlrat·ion)
I. PtessuN 58. The piezoelectric crYJiU. I vnh•se
2 Torque settsitovity ｬｾ＠ delined as a
J. Displacement ｾ Ｎ＠ volta go> ｶ･ ､ｾ ｬ ｯｰ ｯ､＠ per unit ｾｴｲ･ｳ＠
4. Tempemrure h. field developed per unit stres.<
Codes; c. voltuge devd<IJ!ed per lJml tit roe
A ll c 0 d. field developed pet •mit force
3 59. 'll•e bandwidth ar "" u-l>lt hin.an· coded

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"· 2 4
1 2 II PC'M signal for au otiginat' signal
bandwidth ofB llz is
c. I 3 4
n. B 112.
d. 4 2
b. nBUz
53. Gauge f actor <Jf a ｾ ｴｲｯｩｮ＠ gauge is de(med
liS tl1e ratio oh por unit cl1ange ln the 8
c. -Hz

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J, ｾ ｮ ､ｵ･ ｴｩ ｶ ｩ ｴｹ＠ lo tl1e per unit change in
,.,
up plied foNe acting on Ute ｣ ｬ ｣ｭｾ ｮｬ＠ d. ｮ ｾ ｂ＠ Hz.
b. I'CSistunco w tlte per unil ｣ｨ ｡ｮ ｧｾ＠ in the 60. Fo r an Mf wave. lhc m[L•<.imum voltngu

ce
length of the element wns found 111 he 1(\ V and the minimum
c. stress to the per uni.t change in strain of I'OIIJige wos lbund IV he 5 V . The
the elemc"fll modulation index of U1e wove would be
d, ctJn-enl to tlte per un it clmngo in the ra a. 0.33
knglh ｯ ｦｬ ＼＾ｾ ｬ･ｭ ･ｮｬ＠ b. U.S2
54. A variublc reluctance typ<> tachometer has c. (),.1()
60 oulor ｬ｣･ｴ ｬ ｾ＠ tlo" record, 3600 d. 0.1
｣ｯ ｵｮｴ Ｎ ｬ ｭ ｩ ｮｵｴ ･ｾ Ｎ＠ The device speed is
m
61. T.h" Fl\ 1 tolem<lry •• compared with .'\M
n. 60 r.p.s. telemetry requires a cbanncl that is
b. 1ｾＰ＠ r,p.s. a. equal to tll3t of Atvltolcmotty
c. 3(.00 r, p.Jl.
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b. ｾ ｵｴｮｬＮ ･ ｲ＠ than wl111t. is. required for AM

d 12t\O r.p.s. te lemetry
55. Hot wire anemometer is a ｣ｨ ｾＬﾷ ｩ ｣ｯ＠ U.'ied to c. 100 times of. lltal required for AM
01easure lhe telemelty
ｾＮ｟＠ pn:ssure Jn g_ul'ies d. \0 limes of that •·eqmred for AM
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b. liquid dischnrge tuloulclrJ

c. gas velocities As the Fct•mi energy of • il vcr is 8.8 10·'"
ｪｯｵｬｾＬ＠ U1e velocity of U1e fn•le$1 elec.tron in
d. temperature
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si lvc:r at 0 K (Givcm : Rest ｭ｡ｾ ｳ＠ of' cle<:tron

56. CoM ider !be ｦｯｬｷｩｮｾＺ＠ devices - 9. 1 . 1()'3 1 ｾ ＲＩ＠ ｾ＠
I. Anomnmelcr
a. 3.33 LO$ m/s
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ｾ Ｍ ｓＧ ｴｲ ｯ｢ｾｃｏ ｊｬ｣＠
b. 1.39 ' IＰｾ＠ ml$
3. Aroelerometer
.:. 4.40 I0 7 m/s
l'hQ correct ｳ｣ｱ ｵ｣ｮ ｾ･＠ of these devicl::! to
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d. 3 I08 m!s
ｬｴＺｾ＾ｵ ｲ｣＠ U1e tUintioual ' peed, \ibration nod
ＺｾｵＱｬ ｯｷＬ＠ rCIIpectiw ly ｌｾ Ｍ 63. A four-]lOiul probe method is used lo
evolu•te Ute s heet ,..,.ist>ncc of •
u. 2. 3 and 1
semiconductor ｣ｰｩｾＱｸ ｡ ｬ＠ layer. lf a probe
b. 2. I nnd 3 cun-enl of I0 filA ｰｲ ｯ ､ｵｾ ｾ＠ a ｶｯ ｬ ｧｾ＠ dmp
c . I, 3 and '2 of 0.22 V between U1c inne-r Jll'llbc:s, tbcn.
d. 3. 23nd 1 the sl!cc'lrcsist:utcu of tl1e layer is
57. The pll V11lue of o solution is defined ｾ＠ u. LOO Ols<JU!n·c
n, ·log <H' on concenttlltion) 1). 215 Ol>qWit·c
b. log tH' ion concentration)
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c. 572 0/KqWirc Gamcts
cL 1000 O;squno'C
"·
4. Soft magnetic materials
64. Foo· which of lhe following ('odes;
semiconducto'"', resistance ､ｯ ･ｾ＠ not follo\\' 1\ B c D
Ohm's ｬＺｾｷ＠ over some spedfie ｲｾｮｧ･＠ oftl1e
nppliod vohago"'
•• 1 2 ·I 3
b. 2 3 4
l. Gel'luanium c. 2 4 3
2. GoIlium arsenide d.
3. Iridium pllospltidc 69. 1\.fotch li.<t w ith list JT :'mc1 ｾ･
2
" 4
ｬ･｣ ｴ＠ ohe

om
Seltc.t U11:! coa1-ecl auswt.'l' uswg the codc!i CA1n"c.t ans-wer:
g iven below: A. rerro-onagneti•m
n. 1. 2•nd3 .B. ｓ･ｭｩ ｾＭｯ ｣ｮ､ｵ ｴ ｯｲ＠
b. I ond 2 C. Opoical property of solid
c. 2nnd 3 D. SopeNottductivity

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d. I and 3 L ist U.
G5. £1oclron mobility and life-time fn a 1. d,c. elctoricaJ r""i\tivity ''"nisht:s Jl the
temiconcludor -nt room temperature are critie:t l!cmpcrawre Te

ce
respectively 0.36 m2/(V s) and 3-IU j.LS. ｔ ｨ ｾ＠ 2. Doping wltl1 impurity increases tlte
diiTu>ion lengtll ｾ＠ olcctrical conductivity
n. 3.l3 mm 3. An inl'e mol molecular iidd JlM which
b. 1,77 llUD ra is ｰｲｯｴｩ ｮ ｾＡ＠ t·o ｭｧｮ･ｴＮｬＷ＼ｾｩｯ＠ M
c. 355 mm exist• at <'<lch cllpole >nd aligns it
tl. 3. 13 em parnlld In otl1cr dlpolos
(J(). A piezoelectric cryst•l bus Young's 4. Abuvc tloc Nee! lcn'lpcruture llic
clipoles lx.>come randomly oriented
m
modulus of 130 ｇｐｾ Ｎ＠ The uniaxi.'ll >I"'!!&
that ｭｵ ｾｴ＠ be "')plied to increase its 5. The conductivity ｾｦ＠ crysL1lllioe
J)lo1Mi?.31ion from 550 10 555 (' on= is. <ernlconcluctors and dielectoics
uetnly increased b) rudiation ｩｮ｣ ､ｾｮｬ＠
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;o.. 2.798GPu Codes;

b. 2. I75 GPo A B c D

,.
c. 1.593 GP" a. 3 5 2
d. L182GPa b. 2 5
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67. The oulcrm()sl " lcdronie <:<lnfigurotion of c. -l s 2

o cobalt ato m is Ｓ､ｬ ｾ Ｇｬ ﾷ＠ lb mognetie d. 4 2 5 3
moment Lli 70. Consider Ute follo" ing statcutent.>:
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:• 9 H<olJ•· magneoons The didccoric llOnslru.H of •n ins ula!o•

b. 1 Bohr magnelons dependJ on
c. 5 Bohr magnetons
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I. •pplied vollogc
tl :; Bohr mugneoons 2. fi·oquency of tho alt<:mating field
Matclt list I with List 11 :tnd .-el.:ct the oppl ied,
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con'CCl a.1tsW.a1': 3. tempem ture

List I (Applicatiollll) 4. ma:x imum cmTent density'" insu l-:1tor.
1\. PermAnent onugntl> Seloot the correct ｾｮｳｷ･ｲ＠ oosong the cod'"!
B. Hlglo frequency (}.:!liz) oppUcalio ns given below:
C. Electromagnets 0. !and7.
D. \' ery high frcqucnuy(Gfu)applicatiom b. l and 3
List D Ｈｍｮｧ ｮ ｾｬｩｯ＠ matt-Tialsj c. 2and3
l. Fco:ti fo• d. 3 and 4
2. Hllfd ｾｮｴｫ＠ｭ mowrilll
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71 W1•ich of the loUowing ｳｴｾｬ･ ｭ ･ｮｴｳ＠ arc -'· Impurity ｾｯ ｮ ｣･ｮｴｲｯｩ＠ ll
.:orrect for ｾ･ｲ｡ｭｩ｣＠ maten•lil? hqmogcneclus wiih no internal electric
I. They an: inorganic snhstnnc.es. field.
i. 'They ore brittle. 4. Which of lltosc •tat.,rncnts •rc corr.:cl'l
:1 . Thty are good thmnal iMnlatun;. a. I. 2 and 3
Select the <Orrecl ｡ ｮ ｾｷ･ｲ＠ usmg the codes b. I and 3
giv"n below: c. 2 and 3
n, l. 2 Md 3 d. I nod 2
h. I 41id 2 76. An one • •i1l<:d abrupt junetion ｾ ｾ＠ IOu p<:r

om
c. 2 ond 3 rn 1 Qf dop•nts "" U11: lishtly doped ｾ ｩ､･Ｌ＠
d. lnotl3 ｾ･ｲｯ＠ bi•s ｶｯ ｬｾ ｧ･＠ ［ｾｮ､＠ n huih· in pOtential
n. ｌｾｳ｣ｲ＠ Ct11L,.ion from Ruby crysllll is 111'0.2 V. 111e deplt:tion width oftheohrupl
IJat.:.ause of tran.'S ilion j unction Ｈ ｴ ｾｫｩｮｧ＠ ｾ＠ = 1.6 10' 19 C, ｾ＠ •• - 16
and ,-, 8.875 10'11 P/m) is
• · from conduction band to V'! lcncc bond

.c
AJ,c >j !l, 0.036 Jllll
b. from conduction band h) (me <)f lh" b. 0.6f.1m
len:ls due to Cr ions e. 3 ).lm

ce
c. beh•etn energy leveb mtnxluced by d. 15 mm
Cr ions 77, Wltich of tlte following SUltem"n!Js nllall:
d. botwuen on.. of tlJc leVels due to Cr ion lo the Hall cffc;ct?
and valence bond of i\1 10 3 ra 1. A potcnti.1l diffcr"ncc i• developed
73. \\'ire-wonnd resistanc<s :1re use:d only across a cww nt·canying mc·t3 l strip
when when lhe strip is placed m il transverse
ｩ ｾ＠ c..c;sential
a, Prt:cision uUJguetic field.
h. lowvalnes are reqllired 2 Th,. Hall effect is wry w.::ak in meta Is
m
｣ ｾ＠ hlg.h JX)Wcr r;Hing ｩｾ＠ necessary but is br,gc in semiconductors.
II. C<•!tly "'l'lipmenl' are manuf3cntrcd
:3. The Hall effect is very weak in
74. Consider the following sta1ements: •emicondoctors butm large in ｭ･ｾ｡ｬｳ Ｎ＠
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4. it i; ｾｰｬｩ･､＠ in tho measurement of the

In a I ｲ ｡ｮｳ ｬＧ＼ｾｲｵ･ Ｎ＠ I he core m•terial sbnuld
have low mngneti" field int(.'!l!<ity.
a. I. 2 and 3
I. eQCiiliVit )'
b. 2and 4
2.. 1-elentivity
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c. I. 3 ｡ｮ､ｾ＠
3. l>e.rtneubility
d. l. 2and+
\Vhk b of lb""c >lnl..,utnts are cDm.:ct'l
a. I and 2
7$, ·n,c output cunctll vcrsu.' input volt:Jge
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transter cl••l'ocll.T;,tic ut •n n·c.ltonn"l

b. 2 li.Od 3
JFET is such ｴｨｾ＠ there is
c. J and3 -a. zoro current flow t zero input v'o ltage
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d. 1, 2 J.Ud 3 bias
15. Com idcr the following statemonts: b. uurrent flow on ly when n po•itive inpul
lnlpurity diffwion i" usud [n threshold volt3ge is ｣ｲｯｾﾷｊ＠
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ｾｊ･ ｭｩ ｣ｯ ｮ､ｭ Ｚ ｴ ｯ ｲ＠ to control the conductivity. c. corrcnt Oow cmJy wht=11 a ·oogstivc
n1e n•tllre of' the impurity fli'Ofile shnuld inpur cut-off ｶ ｣ ＾ ｬｴｮｾ･＠ ｢ｩ｡ｾ＠ is c-1·osscd
I>C.such ll••L U1e d. no cul·off utput vollllgc
I. Impurity ooncentrotion decr.,asts with
79. An. SCR triggered by • current pulse
diffusion deptl1. through its gate con be turned <>If by
2. P1'0(jJe n.'sults in Ｂｾ＠ intcn10l electrio >. giving •n(lllter Jlllise <>I" the s:tme
·ficlcl potori(y «• the. gate
h. by giving pulse lo the cathode
c. hy giving pulse lo the nnode
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.1. by n::ver.ing the polarity of ｾ ｯ､･＠ｮ und 84. ]\1Jltch Lilot I IOper:Hin_g point on the 1 -V
C3thode volloge charncteri<tie) witl1 ｌ ｴｾ ｬ＠ 11 Ｈ Ｑ＾ｾ Ｍｶｩ｣･ ｳＩ＠ and
RO. In •n MOS lr.lnsistor, the gal" ｳｯ ｵｲ ｾ･＠ input select the c,>rrt d tH1$Wtr:
ｩｭｰ･､｡ｮ ｣ｾ Ｍ is List l
1. lower ｬｨｾｮ＠ thd fnput lmpod3nce of a A. lst quadrnnt
BH 13. 2nd <tUlllh'a nt
2. higher thun Ute u•ttUt ilnpcd,.ncc elf • C. 3td qundraul
s.rr D. 4th qu;tdt'J nt
3 lower thon the Input impedonce of • Listll

om
JFET I. Solw· cell
ｾ Ｍ hi&h"" than Ute utput impedilnce of 11 2 Photo u<>tcclor with hi£,ltlltrulitivhy
.IFET
3. Photo dctcetor wit.h hnY ｾ･ ｮ ｳ ｩｴ ｶ ｩｴ ｹ＠
n, I lllOIIC
4 . R.:clifier diocl.:
b. h nd 3
Codes:

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c. 4 oJoue
A B C D
d. 2 l1tld 4
8l. A t 25"C. Ute e olle.:tor-•m itkr Yolbgco drop ••
b. 4
4 3 2 1
3 2 I

ce
of a s il icon ｴＮｭｮ ｳ ｩ ｾｴ ｴ ｯ ｲ＠ at sahrrniion ｩ ｾ＠
opproximately c. 4 3 2
a. l v o. d. 3 4 2
11. u..• v 85. AS!!ertion (A): A c ircuit conlllining
c. o.s v
ra t'C3Ctances i$ satd to be in JUonnncc if the
voltage ｲｯ｡ ･ ｾ＠ U1c einmit is 1n pha-<e with
tl. (),7 v
lh<> current thnluj!h it.
l'he ｲ･ ｶｾＢＧ･＠ bia; bn:akdmvn of high speed R e:1sou (R): A t res01mu:e, tbe po wtr
ｾｩ ｬｩ ｣Ｎｯ ｴｬ＠ trans ｩ ｾ ｴ ｊ ｩ ｲＮＤ＠ is due; to
m
ｦｾ｣ＭｬＧ ｯ ｲ＠
of the ciJ'C.Uil s ｺＮ｣ ｲ ｯ ｾ＠
n. avolandu: breokdown mechanism at
• - !loth A and R :u'll true and R fs the
bo th \be j unot.ions
correct exp lanation of A
b. Zener bt-eakdown mccho.nism •I both b. Both A and R are true hot R is NOT
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the junction• tho con;..ct d>:J)Ionalil)n of A

c Zener hrea!(down mech•nis m "' h>Se- c. A is true but R is fa.l<e
cn lh:<:t<)r junction :<nd ;tvalonch"
iJroakdowu mechanism at i)li.Sc-cn\itll:r d. A is false but R is tme
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junction 86. ,'\.!;.-.:rtion (A): Prog.ramrn"-" hro:otlcast hy

d. Zener ｢ ｲ ｃｾ ＮＺ｡ｫ､ ｯ ｷｮ＠
emitter j unctmn and avalanche
b1"e;1kdowu mechanism al base-
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mechanism a l baso· l'lldio ｳ ｷｴ ｩｑ ｮｾ＠ ovt:rotln !! itt lite medium
\\ nvc band of 550 to 1650kHz situated at
lonil dist3l1C.:S in ･Ｎｾ ｣ ･｜ｬｳ＠ of 500 km ¢.1nnot

colt.:ctor j unction be heard during dnv-timc but may he heord

during night-tune.
83. In the ｦｾ｢ｲｩ ｣ ｮＱｉ ｯ ｮ＠ of • bUJ1ed layer n-p-il
Rca$on (R): ln the night-timd. r•dio waves
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l:J"Unsistor_ Lho processes Involved otrc

n::flecled from tho F-!Aycr J ut'fer negligible
I . (liffus ion atlenuntion •ince 0- and E-loyers ｾ ｲ ･＠
2. ox.idauon abs<11t during Ute night-time,
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3. epitax)' a. Doll• A and R "'" true and 1<. is the

4. lithogrliphy com:c l cxpl:ut.1tion of A
fbe co:rrect sequenc.e in which these b. BoUt 1\ and R ore true hut R is NOT
proC<:IlSes are to be carried ou t- is the correct C'<l)lnnation ot' A
•• I
ｾ Ｔ Ｎｾ Ｌ＠ c. A is true but R is f:tl•t:
h. 4_ 2, 1. 3 d. . \ is false but R is true
.:. 2. ｾ Ｍ l.3 87. 1\."ertion lA): f or ｾ ｮ＠ end-ure a rmy. th"
If. 4. 2. ·'· I cummt in ｧ ｵ ｣ｾ ｃＡ｜ ｳ ｩ Ｌ ･＠ lmtcmntts mus.t lag in
Jlhaoc.
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Rcooon (R): RAdiation of ＾ｕＮＺｃｾｳｩｶ･＠ c. .\is true but R is ｲＮｾｬｳ ･＠
an len nos wi II d. A is false hul R L• true
ｾ Ｎ＠ Bolh A and R are tnoe and R i• the ?2. As.•ertiun (A); \ oppcr • • on impuoil)• m
ctm.,cl "" Jllannliou of A gennonoum has on iootlzation energJ<· of
I• Bolb A and R ore ltue but R is NOT 0.25 eV whereas Boron hns ionization
ｵＬ ｾ＠ com:cl explanation of A ｾ ｾ ｲ ｧｹｯｦｏＮ ｬ＠ eV.
c. A is true but R is fol'e ｒ｣Ｎｾ ｳｯ ｮ＠ (R): Copper is on intel'l<titi:ol
d. A is fa lse but R is tmc lmpurlt)' Ｂｨ ｾ ｲ･｡ｒ＠ Boron -is a ｸ ｵｨ ｋ ｾｬ ｴｵｩｯｮ｡ｬ＠

88. r\ssertoon (A): Tioc r.odio horizon for • poco impurity.

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wave is mme than the optlcal horizon. a. !3oth A ｾ ｮ ､＠ Jt aN true Md J{ Is ｕ ｴ ｾ＠

Reason(R): l'he ,otmosphere h•• vorying c:orr.:ct !Ol(plon.1tion of A

density b. Both A :ond R ttrc ll'uc but R is NOT
a. 13olb A and R are moe and R I> the Uoe correct cx:plonotioo of A
COrflll:t explanotion of A .:. ａ［ｾ＠ true but R is ｦｾ ｬ ｳ･＠
d. A is false but R is true

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b. Bolio A And R ""' true but R ill NOT
the cotTDd ｾｯＺｸ ｰ｢ｮ｡ｴｩ ｯｮ＠ of A Assertion (A): Tite semiconductor devices
ｾ Ｎ＠ A is true but R rt fabe Like. Bfl'• lmve o nuximom temperature ot'
opention. beyond which doey do no

ce
d A is fo lso but R is lruc
funciiUIL
8!1. J\Jiseo1.ion (1\): Any indicating irutrumcnt
"h<ould have" damping tnrquc. Rc:osou (R): Elllrinsic, p-typc on<l n•l)pe
ｾ･ｭｩ｣Ｌｮ､ｵ ｣ ｴ ｯｲ Ｎ ｩｦ｜＠ bcbtwe Ｎｴｾ＠ inui nNic hc:vcmd
Reason (R): Wlthoul a damping IOr<jUg, th"
pointer wl.'c.< more sell ling time.
ra ｴｾｵ＠ l"'o1pemture and the effect of Ｈ ｉ ｏ Ｈ ＾ｩｾ＠ is
ｬ ｯｳｾ＠
a. Both A and R oro true and R " lloc
con'Ocl cxp!Jinotion ofA a. Bolh A and R "'"' true ｯｮｾ＠ R is ｉｾ＠
corn:x:t "'-'Phtnfotionor A
b. Both A and R nrc ltu<l but R is NOT
m
b. BoUo A and R arc true but R is NOT
I he com:cl explanation of A
U1o correct explanation of A
c. 1\ is lnoe but R ;, faille
c. t\ i$ lnte ｾ｜Ｑ＠ R ｩｾ＠ false
d. A is fo!Jic but R is tru.e
d. A is l':olse but R ;, true
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ｾＩ Ｎ＠ As•ertion (A): Potentiometric type

The dis.:.rete ｴ ｩ ｭ ･ｳｹｾ ｬ ･ ｭ＠ descrihed by y(n)
ｾ｣･ｬ ｲ ｯ ｭ･ｴ ･ｮ＼＠ have hig)ler resolution ｬｨ ｾｮ＠
LVDT oceelerouooter. = x(n') is
ｒ･ｾｯｴｬ＠ (R): Til<: o\:Si..;tancc offered 10 IJoe
a. causa l, linear ond ttmc-varying
b. causal ｮｯ ﾷｬｩ ｮｾＱｲ＠ ;tnd llme-·vn.rying:
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motion ｩｾ＠ ｬ ･ＺＮ ｾ＠ in LVDT ｾ ｣ＮＺ･ｬｲｯｭ ｴ ･ｲｯ＠

thon in Pot·entiollietrlc acceleromoler. c. ｮｯｾｴｬｳ＠ linear and hm.,..invariant
a. !3oth A and R ore tnoe and R .; lhe d. ｮＨｭＭｩＡＮ｡ｕｾｴ＠ mm-tlncar anc.l ｴｩｭ｣ ｾ ｶｮｲｬ｡ｴ＠
con·oct explrumtion ul' A 95. \VIoicb one of the following transli:r
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b. Both A • ttd R rue true but R i< }I:O'I' func.timlll does COI'I'ospond to a non·
Ut..: corr<Jet.,xplonJJtion of A minimwn pba:sesystem?
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c. A is true but R is foiM: ••

d. A is fo lsc but R i• true •• s' 2'1 1
9L Ass<irtion (A): In tupc'rconducting !llll.,. > t
b.
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both entropy ond themoal conductivity ,ft • 2s • J

clecre.nse. ,;- 1
l<ea"on tR): Superconductivity results ｾＧ＠ 1
.t -2s - l
llasic:olly due on zero atomic vibrotiOJI nf
crysl.lll structure. ｾ＠ I
d.
a. Both A and R oro true nod R i.• tho ＮｲＧ Ｍ Ｚｕ ｾ ｬ＠
correct e"1Jionution of A '>6 The •ignal .Y(t): , Jcrno ( ｾ＠ ;) is
b. Both A ond R are true hut I{ is NOT a. an energy 'ignal
the correct ex-plonation of A
b. 3 power s ignal
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c. Wl energy as well as:1 power signal 1()0. If .r, (1) = 2sinnl + cos-ld/ and
d. ncilher :1n t:m:rgy nor a power signal
x, (1) = sin Sxl+ Jsfn 13dl . then
')7 Which one of the tollowing digitnl tillers
docs have n linear phase· response'! a. x1 and ,XJ both are periodic
b. x1 and x, both are not periodic
a. y(n) • y(n - I ) • x(n)- x(u - I )
c. x1 is periodic. bu1 x1 is no1periodic
h. )'(II) = 116 [Jx( n) + ＲｾＨＱＭ I )+ ｾＨ ｴ ｬ＠ - 2>1 d. x1 is nm periodic, but x2 is ｰ｣ｲｩｯ､ ｾ＠
e, y(nJ = 1/6[xt n) + 2.x(11- I)+ 3xt tl- 2)) 101 The Fourier trnnsform or u doubk-sided
d. y( n/ = 114 [x(n) + ＲｾＨｮ Ｍ I ) + x(n- 2)] exponential signal ＮｴＨ ｬＩ ］ ｾ＠ •H
For the ｓＩＧｾ ｴ ｣ ｭ＠ ､ ｾｳ｣ ｲ ｩ｢ｬ ､＠ ｢ｾ＠ X = AX

om
match List I (Matri x A) with List IT a. is 2b1(1t' +Ill' )
(Posilil>n of dgcnvaluc-s) und sokct tho 1!-J 1111

corn:c\ ｴｵＬ ｳ ｷ ･ｲｳ ｾ＠

list I
b. (b'"i- l,l)
c. does not c.xist
｛ｾ ｉ＠ ｾＲ ｝＠ d. cxisisonl} when It is single sided

.c
A.
102. The Fourier 1ranslorm of ii(l) is

｛］ｾ＠ ｾ ｝＠
a. tOw
B b. jfll

ce
C. J/(1 "JI!t)
C ｛ｾ＠ ｾ ｉ ｝＠ 103.
ct. ｾｬＩＨｭ＾＠ ... t.aw
Mutch List I wllh List II and select rhc
correct answer:
｛ｾ＠ ｾ｝＠
[),
ra List I
A.. e--
l.iSI If B. I -,,
I One ･ ｩｧｾｵｶ ｬ ｵ｣＠ at the urigtn
m
1+.•
2. Both 1he eigenvalues in the LHP
:l. lloth ｾｉ ｴＧ＠ eigenvalues in RIIP
4. Both the cigcnvnlu<s on the imaginar)'
xa

axis [),
s )+us)
(
Codes.
List 11
A B C D L All-pass flller
a, 2 I 3 4
.e

2 'I ronsport delay

h. 2
l ｾ＠ J 3 Lag oetworL
C, 2 4 3 ｾ ﾷＮ＠ Stl1'tllttmor
d. 2 3 -1
Codes:
w

<JJ. For the sySt.em dynnmtcs described by A !l C D

dtftcrcntial equation y + Jy + ly = u(t) the a. 4 J I 2
tmnsler Junction of the system represented b. 2 I 3 4
w

in controllable canonical form is c. 2 J I ·I

1
C[s/ - A1' 0. The mmric A would b\l d 4 I 3 2

ｾｬ ｝＠ 10-i. A linear network has the system i'unclion

w

a [:, H (He)

b. ｛ｾ＠ ｾ ｝＠ (s- o)(s+h)

The outputs t>f lhe network with 7cro
initial renditions for two ditlcrent inputs
c. [ ｾＲ＠ ｾＳ ｝＠ arc tabled as
Input x(l) Output 1/(11

d ｛ｾ＠ ｾ｝＠ u(l)

e· " u(l)
 13 14 or
ｬＱｾｮ＠ the values values of c and Ｑ ｾ＠ are. The Tnput ll> the ｳｹ Ｑ ｾＱ＠ is 11 unit amplitude
respccti\'C.I) SlJUUI'C pulse of 110" unit time duration.
a. 2and3 Which one nr the fftllowing tli1111rams
h. Jand 2 depicts tbc e<>rrl:ct output'!
c. 2 and 2 a.
J. I and3
I1!5. l'wo identicul first-urder ｾＩ Ｇ ｳ ｴ ･ ｭ ｳ＠ have
been cnscadcd non-inlcnlctivcly. The unit
stcr resptlnse of the systems wi II be
a. ｮｶ｣ｨ､ｾｴｭｰ･＠

om
h.
h. om.lcrdnmped
c. uudumpcd
I:L _ .
l()t..
J. critically ､ｾｭｰ｣ ｊ＠
or
Which nne the tbllc>Wing is the ｲ｣ｳｰｯｮｾ＠
ytt) of a cuusai i.TI systt'l11 de;;cn'bro by •r· . . . .

.c
1/(s)= (s+ l)
s' + ＲｳＫＭｾ＠
For a ghen ｩｮｰｵｬＮｸＨＩ ｾ ･＠ 'r (t) '!

ce
a. ｊ ＨｴＩ ］･ ｾ ｳｩ ｮｴｵＨＩ＠

b. J'(t)=e 1' ' 1sin (t - t)u(t - 1) d.

r. y(t)=sin(i- l)u(!-l) ra
d, )'(t)=e C<ISIU(t) 0

107. l'he pules of a illgital liltcr \\ith linear

phase response can lie I II . The miojmum. number or dcht) dements
m
a. Only m 7. = 0 ｲｾｱｵｩ｣､＠ in rcufizin.ga digitallilter \.V ith the
b. Only on the unit oirc.le lr.msfcr function
ｾ Ｎ＠ Only ｩｮｳ､ｾ＠ the unit circle but 110 1 ut L
l +t.r= 1 +h= '
=0 H(:)= .i;
xa

I '
d. On the lefi s ide of Reall z) = 0 line l +c: +d: · +e:
;), 2
1()8. If y(t) + J: ｹ ＨｲＩ ｾ Ｈｴ Ｍｲ Ｉ､ｲ ］ｴｾ Ｈ ｴＩ＼ＭＮｘＨＡＬ＠ b. 3
is c. 4
s
.e

3. u{l) d.
b. r (q 112. A sign3l xtiJ = 6 cos 10m is sampled al
c. 1'( l) 'the rule of 14 Hz. To recover tl1c origloal
d. I signal. the t:ui-OfT trcqucnc) fe or the idoal
w

tOY. Tht impulse t'c'Sponsc <lf uS) stem is h(t) = lm,··p..ss tiller should lx'
o(t - 0.5} If two such systems arc cuscaJcd. a. 511: <f. <911:
the Impulse response the overall system or h.IJ I I z
w

"I ll be c. 10 HL
3. 0.5/i(l- 0.25) d. ｬｾ＠ I It
b. 0 (l- 0.25) IIJ. The impulse response of a discrete system
w

c. S (l - I) with a simple pole is shown in the given

d. 0.5&(1- I I figure

i tI I I I I I I I
11 0. The impulse response ｯｦｾ＠ S) ｳｌｾＧＢ＠ consists
of IWO delta funcilons US Sht\\\'11 in ｴｨｾ＠
given llguro

H-..ｾ＠ J'hc pnk must be located

a. tin the real ｵｳＭＱｾ＠ a1 I"=
b. a1the origin ofthc :t·plunc
c. on the real uxi$ at? = - 1
 I J of II
d. 017.= 00 a. 1 2 3 4
114, b. 3 2 I 4
,..,._6A c:. I 4 3 2
ｾ＠

d. 3 4 I 2
l Oll I IR, T he first Gauer fOM11 reali7.nJ;ion of lhe
ISU n, driving point reat1oncc
2(s' Ｋ ｯＩＨｾ Ｇ＠ • c) .
ｾ＠ 30V
{= )
,If; .f +-h
:a <h < c IS

In lhe ｣ｩｲｾｦｬ＠
shown in lhe giwn tigure. a.

om
1., I•
RL will absorb maximum power when ｩ ｬ ｾ＠ IRW
vuluc is
a. 2.75 U
b. 7.5n b.
c. 250

.c
d. 27fl
115.

ce
c.

rm· ihc &ivcrr circuit the ClliTCIII I is ra

a, 2A
b. SA d.
c. 7 A
d. 9"
---;." · '
,.. c,
［ｾ＠
m
116. In a linear circuli. lhe principle caJI he
superposilion applied lo calculate lhe 119.
a. vollage and power
b. voHnge 11rrd cummt
xa

c. currem and power

d. voll:tJge, current and power
117. Mmclr List X with List V lor rhc Ｑｾ Ｍ｣＠
hmnchcs I. 2. 3 and R l)f the grnph shown In the circuit shown in 1he given figure.
.e

in the given figu.re and select lhe corTeCI [JO\\cr dissipated in lh< 5 0 n:sisr(>r is
OUS\\ Cr: a. L.ero
b. sow
w
w

c. 125
d. 4()5 w
120.
w

ｾｐ Ｎ ｊ｡ｬ＠ ｾｈ Ｔ＠ k1l

I ist X
ｾｍ ｏ＠ ｾ＠ I v,
i '.. ,.
1\ . Twigs
""' '
w

ll. Links
<:. hmdnmcnlal cutscl
D. l'undumenl!ll loop In lhc circuit sh01m n rile given ligure. V,,
List Y is given by
I. 4, 5 b. 7 ｾＮ＠ sin (l· n/4)
2. I. 2. 3. 8 h. sin (l +- 11/4)
3. I. 2. 3. 4 c. sin I
4. 6. 7. s d. ws r
Cudes:
A 13 c 0