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Q.NO . I (a) List and explain performance characteristics of an instrument is essential fo r selecting the (
most suitable instrument fo r specific measuring job?
'- (b) / A circuit was tuned for resonance by eight different students, and the value of resonant
\__/" frequency in kHz were recorded as 532,548, 543 , 535, 546, 531, 543 and 536. Calculate (4)
(i) the arithmetic mean, (ii) deviation from the mean, (iii) average deviation, and
(iv) standard&v!ation .
W Classify the Ana log Instruments on the basis of their principle ofoperation . Which three (4)
types of forc es are necessary for the satisfactory operation of any indicating instrument?
Q.NO.2 ~Convert a basic D'Arsonval movement with an internal resistance of 1000 and a
full scale deflection current of lmA into a multi-range DC voltmeter vvith voltage (4)
..ranges of 0-15V and 0-5 0V.
~ Explain with the help of block diagram i the importance of main gate in digital frequenc) (4)
meter? How does it open or close for frequency measurement,.
(4)
(b) Outline the function and importance of a transducer in electronic instrurr1~ntat1 n {
List five physical characteristics (parameters) and corresponding transducers used
to measure them
(c) A strain gauge having a gauge factor of 4 is used in a test ing machine. If the gauge ( )
resistance is 100 0, and the strain of the gauge is 2*10·5, how much will the resistance
of the strain gauge change? (4)
Q.NO.S (a)
Categorize the methods in which strain gauges are arrange in a bridge circUit to m easure the (4)
stress.
Compare the difference amplifier and instrumentation amplifier. Determine the voltage gains (4 )
of op-amps Al and A2 and the overall voltage gain of the instrumentation amplifier in fi gure
given below.
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steady-state speed be? How much power would the bar be producing or consuming? How
much power would the battery be producing or consuming? Is this machine acting as a motor
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~ ~ -;t:t~{;eed be? Is this machine a motor or a generator now?
(iv) Assume that a force pointing to the left is applied to the bar. Calculate speed of the bar
as a function of-the force for values from ON to 50 Ni., 10-N steps. Plot the velocity of
the bar versus the applied force.
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1200 r/mm There a, , d of this motor when ·1 ·ni,ut current JS 200 A
(1) Find il1e spec d of this motor when'. s '. ut current is 300 A
(u) Find the spce d of this motor whe~ its mp otor.
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terminal prime mover is driving it at 1600 r/min, what is th.is generator's no-load
voltage?
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the generator voltage be, if a 360-A
compensating loa,\ were connected to its terminals'? Assnn1c
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(v) How muclJ field current would be needed to restore the tenninal volt age to its Ill)
load value? (Assume that the machine has compensating windings.) What is the
required value for the resistor Radj to accomplish this?
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factor of 80, and a resonant frequency of 200 krad/s. Calculate the values of R, L, and C. Find the
bandwidth and the half-power frequencies. (CLO 2) lOo)
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bandwidth and the half-power frequencies. (CLO 2) l06)
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Then find response va{t) (voltage across inductor) of the circuit. Also draw amplitude and phase
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3. Ideal Auto transformer
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2) ALL QUESTIONS CARRY EQUAL MARKS.
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What perfonnance characteristics of an instrument is csse,11 ial Ior sc feet mg th, m t "'"'·"'""
instrument for specific measuring job?
(b)
✓ (i)The current through a resistor is 2.5 A, but the measurement yie ld s a va fuc 01 2 45 A
the absolute e1Tor and percentage error of the mcasurcmcnl.(ii) ·1he , al ul t>! a re l')
4.7 kn, while measurement yields a value of 4.63 k.n, calculate rclati"c ut:c
measurement and % accuracy.
(c)
How do you classify analog ammeters a¥ voltmeters?
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Compare the operating principle D' Arsonval move1nent, PMMC mo,cmcnt and
electrodynamometer. .
(b)
What three types of forces are necessary for the satisfactory operation of an) m,J rcat me.
Instrument?
(c)
Fot the iaput of 15 Vnns (i) Design a half wave ac voltmeter and a full \,\ ave ac \ oltn,ctcr
(ii) COQJpare the results of both.
0-~a) Which method is preferable for the measurement of unknown values of follow mg compnn<'nt\
Ci) Low resistance (ii) Medium resistance (iii) High resistance (iv) Inductance & Mutual
Inductance (v) Capadtance. \1 "
(b)
~sing similar angle bridge shown below, has an emf-source oscillator set at l khz, m1d tlw bi 1d 0 ~
IS balanced when R 1= 1650 Q and R 3= 15.3 kQ. For the bridge bei ng used, R, 2.5 kQ and
C 3=J Oµf. What are the equivalent series resistance Rx and capacitance C~. (4, 5)
(c) What is transducer? How do you classify them? Why are transducers important in elcc\r,.1n i-:
Instrumentation? (4 4)
Q.N0.6 (a) A cert~ thermocouple provide outp~ts i~ the vici~it~ of 0.05mV/°C with a constant k l.;'qu::'• t\,
5
5* 10- iiVfC T 1= 80 °C and the coldJunctton kept m 1ce. Compute the resultant e\t>drom1..)\1, 1..'
force. ('1 :-, )
(b) Find the output voltage when the input voltages shown in figure given below, arc app\kd h)
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(ii)Why sample and hold circuit is needed before t he A / D
. conve rter'>· (iii) What 1s the ( )
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Ql (a): Define Laplace Transform & apply it to find the solmron of ~he p.d equat O"'I g _
:~ = 2 ~~ 7" U; Ulx, 0) = 6e-~x ,.vhich is bo un de d for x>O, t>O .
Ql (b): Write th, differential equation of l-R-C circuit with E.ivl.F Ee ccnst
A Condenser of Capacity 'C' is changed to potential 'E ' & d1sctiargea at t = 0 t'lrough a t
resistance L, R. Show that the charge 'q' at a time 't' is given by
=CE -µt(µ . ) , d .,
sm nt + n cos nt wnere tl = - an w = 1-:: - l
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l1H(Max) = 40µA '~Maxi = -400µA J~<W.axJ = -1.6mA lo L(Max) = 16mA (3 Marks)
~c::"fmpleme~Im (1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, 14, 15) using a single 8-to-l line multiplexer and a pp ro priate
gates. '-"V' (6 Ma rks)
JIik'Analyze the M':"IY sequential machine whose excitat~n equations are gi~ elow:
JA = BX la= X KA= 1 Ks= AX Z = ABX (12 Marks)
Where A & B are flip-flop's outputs and Xis an external input.
;
. ~Define transition table, flow table, and primitive flow table. What is race? Define critical race
~--- ~nd non-critical race. In the transition table given below, consider the circuit in stable total
state CliQzX1X2 = 1100. Is there any race? If yes find the type of race. (6 Marks)
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tftj ff the positive terminal of the battery 1s connected to the rightmost bru sh on the motor. w h c...,
way will ,t rotate?
([Ii) If th ts motor is loaded down so that it consumes 50 W from the battery. what wi ll the induced
torque of the motor be? (Ignore any internal resistance rn the motor )
(! What is the effect of armature reaction to the operation of separately excited de motor?
05 ,tef A 50-hp, 250-V, 1200 r/m1n de shunt motor with compensating windings has an arn1ature
resistance (including the brushes, compensating windings, and interpoles) of 0 06 ohm Its fle 'd
circuit has a total resistance RadJ + RF of 50 ohm. which produces a no-load speed of 1200 r'rnin
There are 1200 turns per pole on the shunt field winding (see Figure 2 ).
(iJ Find the speed of this motor when its input current 1s 100 A
{lj) Find the speed of this motor when it s input current is 200 A.
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