QUESTION BANK IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (With More Than 17,000 Objective Type Questions With Answers) For | BE, AMLE,, LEE, GATE, 21, MTNL, NHPC, NTPC, ONGC, 10C, CERA, BEL, HAL, UPSC (Engineering and Civil Services) CPWD, PWD, JEE, + Railways, State and Central Service Examinations, Admissions, Recruitment Tests and Other Examinations By “J.B. Gupta . BSc. (Bloc. Engg.); C. Bog. FALE. (India MIST. S.K. KATARIA & SONS® [Link] Engineering and Computer Books 4885/109; Prakash Mahal, Dr. Subhash Bhargav Lane, ‘Opposite Delhi Medical Association, Daryagany, New Dethi~"10002 Phone: +91-11-23243489, +91-11-23269924; Telefax; +91-11-23243489 ‘eral: Katartabooks @[Link]; katatiebook@gmall com Website: worn [Link]‘S.K, Katarla & Sons® : -4885/109, Prakash Mahal, Dr, ‘Subhash Shargay Lane, Opposiie Delhi Medical Association, Daryageni, New Dethi-110002 ‘Phono: 491-19-28249486, +01-1-75260824; Toten. +91-11-28088480 ‘mal Kteiahooks@[Link]: kalaiabook@[Link] Edited By: Rajeev Mang BE, (len) PD. University : ‘and Rohit Manglik BE, Elec.) Unierety of Rosie ‘ema kaiaiabooks@[Link] Fa apn 07: Seond Edi: Jue, 208; Third Edn: Jet 208; Furth Baio, Ju 201; ith Eon: Jy, 2019 Reprint, 2014Repaet ONG : \aser Type Setting by: SARA ASSIGNMENTS, PatparganjPREFACE TO THE [Link] ‘The author feels grat pleasure in presenting the 5th edition of the book with a marked inproventent over the previous one, The ‘ook has been thoroughly revised, enlarged and rewritten and so design as meet the needs ofthe suidents appearing for vartous ‘competitive examinations conducted by different agents ike. NHPC, NTPC, ONGC, BEL, BREL, HAL, CPWD, GATE, Sie Electricity Boars, Cental and Sute Services for recruitment or admistion to higher courses. ‘A lange number of objective type questions have boen added from the latest papers of U.P.S.C. LES., GATE, Instiution of Bgincers (nia), varios indian Universes and euhe examining bodies. Ax eames eff lias been made 0 providea comprehensive coverage ofthe courses prescribed Hy most ofthe competition examination conducting and other examining bodies onthe subject. ‘of Elétrical Engineering. The book. now, comprises 20 chapters divided into three Sections viz. “Electrical Bngineeting”, “Electronics” and’ - ~* Messacemens, Insrumentation and Control.” First section (Becca! Engineering) comprises 11 chapters namely "DC Basics and Network snd Electromagnetic Theory", “AC Basics and Netwocks”, ‘DC Machines", “AC Machines, “Electrical Engineering Matedils”, “Electrical Machiee Design”, “Electrial-Installation and Wiring”, “Electrical Power Geuetation & Economic Considerations”, “Pransmission and Distribution of Elecic Power”, “Switchgear and Protection” and “Blcticl Energy lization sand Eleiric Taction.” Second section Electronics) comories of 6 chapters namely “Electronic Conaponeats and Devices”, “Analog Bleotonice’ “Industrial and Power Blectronics”, “Digial Electronics’, “Microprocessor”, and *Commbnication System. THe {hind section (Measurements, Instrumentation and Coniel) consists of 3 chapers namely; “Elecwonic and Electrical Meacnremeus snd Meanucng lnstrumests”, “Elecroa! and Electronic Insrumentatoa”, and "Contol 3 ‘The book contains more tan 17,000 Objective Type Questions (ebout 7250 shot answer type.9420 Multiple Choles Type, ‘650 Assetion/Reason Type, 430 Matching Type, 2,300 Troc/False Type and 2,260 Fill-u-the Blanks Type) designed to bring ‘bout the hidden agpects and make the maximum infonnaton available tothe readers on varios subjecisiopics covered and also to text guns in knowledge, understanding and application aspect of leaming Jes earnestly hoped that wit he extensive additions, revision, modifications and improvemeni, the present etc wil prove ‘ory useful tothe teachers in organizing class tests and to the examiners and paper seers in framing of Question Papers with avast vaslty of questions of choice either for writen or orl examinations inno thne. The book will als prove very wseful othe students appearing in regulnicompettive (writenoral examinations. , ‘Every care has been taken to liminaic misprints, omissions and errors but itis tob mich to expect that no inaccuracy/erro4! thlsprint has evept in andthe anhor would be grateful tothe readers fo. bringing wo notice any of euch ecrrsmisprintsfonuissions ‘they may come across while going through the book. ‘The author will keto thank the readers (both caches and stodeas)wio set their valuable uggestions that becure the basis {or the revision of the Book. s ‘The author shall feel satstiedif the book meets the needs ofthe studs foe whom itis meant. Suggestions and cris for the anther improvement of the book shall be wek’omed, ‘The author will Hke to appeecat the sincere effors and contribution made by hi sons Rajeev Manglik and Rohit Manglik ia presentation ofthe now edition inthis fem, ‘The author will ike to thank all the scientists, engincers, athors and publishers whose works ad ent have been the source of cnlightenment, inspiration and guidance in presenting this new edition. Lastly, bot not the lest, the authori thankful to his publisher, Sanjeev Kumar Katara for ringing out the book in such a short time and for pricing it modcrataly despite heavy cost of paper and printing. Jay 11, 2013 1B. GuptaPREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION ‘The primary objective of presenting this book is to meet with the requirements of the siudents appeating for various competitive ‘examinations conducted by various agencies ke NHPC; NTPC, ONGC, BEL, BHEL, HAL, CPWD, GATE, State Electricity Boards, ‘State and Central Services for recruitment or admission to higher courses. The book will be useful to the teachers in organising class, ‘teats and to the examiners and paper setters in framing of Question papers with avast variety of questions of choice eithes for written ‘oF oral examinations in no time. The book will also prove very usefl tothe students appearing in different Electrical Engineering” ‘Papers of AMIE See A and Sec B and facing interview boards. A auick review of large range of topics right trom Elestical Engineering Basi to Coutrol Systems covered by Electrical "Engineering ia a pre-requisite for candidates appearing in competitive examinations conducted by various agencies for recruitment ‘or admission to higher courses. Even w face interview boards for jobs recruitment to various public and private sector organisations, ‘guick review ofall the topics within «short period of time is essential for sure success. Most ofthe agencies conducting competitive examinations nowadays follow the pattern of objective evaluation. Even Institution of Engineers (India) und other examining bodies are adopting the pattem af objective evaluation (pay) for their regular examinations. : ‘The book has been designed Keeping in view the ahove mentioned requirements. The book compcises of 15 chapters covering 8 large range of topics covered by Electrical Engineering so as to make the students confident to face diferent competitive examinstionsinterview boards, The book contains about 12,000 Objective Type Questions (about 8000 Muple Choice Type, £00 Assertiot/Reaton Type, 300 Matching "Type, 2000 True/False Type and 1200 Fill in The Blanks Types) designed wo bring bout the hidden aspects and wake the maximum information availabe to readers on various subjectstopics covered and also to est fains n knowledge, understanding and application aspect of learning, The langage used is simple and Iuci, to cater tothe needs of average and below everage students, While writing this book the difficulties and troubles which an avernge studect faces and. {hire of knowledge ofan intelligent student have been Kein view. Most ofthe question included inthe book are from examaination ‘papers of AMIE See A and Séc'B and UPSC (ES) or ace of equivalent standard. ‘The author bas mode use of his long expericace of teaching, setting of conventional as well as objective type question papers ‘and conducting inceeviews in preparing this book. ° ‘Every care has been taken to eliminate misprints, omissions and erzrs but iis to0 much to expéct thal w inaccuracylertoc/ snisprnt has crept in and the author won! be grateful tothe readers for bringing to notice ay of sich etrors/nieprnts/omissions ‘hey muy come across while going through the book. ‘The author will like to appreciate the sincere efforts made by his son. Mr. Rajeev Mangiik B.E. (Electicel) and Br. (Sm, ‘Shalini Manglik in presentsticn of the book in this form. ” Lastly, but not the least, the author is thankz o his publisher, Sanjeey Kumar Ketaria, fr bringing out the book in such a ‘shoe time end for pricing it moderately despite heavy cost of paper and printing. Lith October, 1996 IB. Gupta> Short Answer Type Questions With Answers ‘Moktipte Choice Type Questions: ‘Assertion(A)/ReasomR) Type Questions ‘Matching Type Questions ‘True(1/Palse(F) Type Questions, Flin The Blanks Type Questions 2 ACBaskes and Networks ‘Short Answer Type Questions With Answers ‘Multiple Choice Type Questions Aisertion(AVReason(R) Type Questions Matching Type Questions “Toe(TYFalsetF) Type Questions Fill in The Blanks Type Questions 3. DCMachines "Sa mee Type Quen Wit Aner _Mitiple Choice Type Questions Assertion(AWReason(R) Type Questions ‘Matching Type Questions: ‘Trwe(TVFalse(F) Type Questions Fill in The Blanks Type Questions 4, ACMachines Short Answer Type Questions With Answers “Moltigle Choice Type Questions “Aasertion(AW/Reason(R) Type Questions. Maiching Type Questions ‘Truc(TyVFulse Blecwochemica eget (208) faba: isthe anon deposteson pmsing nls caret ow ane or ne Seton tag selon 1a wh form nergy sein a secondary bate? nag is sored frm lectern secondary tm ‘Why Fare process mt site for maf o es- {ve ple tether pia? Faure proce ia nich slab for maritcsing of wegive le becaos negate active material pomge ed) te ‘og thar i a lead eerice sand orev undone comparative neigh chnge volume cing charging and discharging processes. Whyin groping ofa id cell te negate group sma ave one plate mre ha pve grow? ‘The negative poup of Ue pies contin me mow late han ‘hate pone geo tbat wen nied toh he nd tes bcome te negate, Ths done stale pve ‘ls an Work equly wel on bath side te pos pate tro wed atone om one ot ies wold eit aan. Ans. an ‘Ans. ax. 38, Ans.GBH arewton Bank in Hhctical Engineering tien the other side expand, wd ths te plate i Wely 19 ‘te. 0.36, Do veusescurde to chargeabanery ? ‘Ans, Fur charging ofa beter dcisessentis. 2.37, Why should he lad aid el ot be alowed und ccm pletely discharged ns, Lead acd calls shall not be allowed to stand complealy die- ‘charged! beeanse the lead sulphate formed ca the plate eral- Tizes andthe peope reforming ofthe plates becoraes difficult 9.38. Why thelead acd battery should note allowed to discharge beyond 175 V7 ‘Ans. The lead seid batery should never be slowed to dishing be- yond 1.75 V otherwise lad sulphate willbe frrsed onthe elec: ‘uodes which is hud, insoluble and ineteanes the intent eis- tance ofthe bateny. 0.39. Why the ste of cige of nicte-ion cll cannot be deter- ‘mined by measuring the specific gravity ofthe electrolyte ? ‘Ans, ‘The state of charge ofa ickel-iron cell cannot be deerminad by the api ravity of eleouipte es it foes not change daring charging nd ischarging. 40, A sphere. of 200 mun eats coins eleccal charge ot density FA qOin?. Wha isto twat charge contained wide dhe phone. ELI Sec et ot Tay Wine 208) ‘Ans. Tota charge contained within the sphere, 4 Qeoxt Q.41, IselecticFelda votor quantity ? ‘Ams. Yes, electric field intensity isa vector quack. (Q.42.-Whiisa polarization vector? ‘Ans. Thesum of dipole womeats per unit volume in adele mate- rial incaled the polarization veto o diloeteopolsizaton, P. (0.43, How iscletic displacement ina ciclemic mitral related 19 polarization ? ‘Ans, Theelectic displacement or electric induction i defined as tht propery of the field whichis evidenced by its ability oinduce charges on conductors placed int andi expressed as - Blow SisplacerentD=6,E + P Q.44. Waco you mean by polarization of dietetic ? [AME Sec B. Cirstt and Fleld Theory Semmer 205] ‘Ans, When a dielectric i subjected to an applied field, it contains a Jacge nmmber of dipoler-indaced or permanent. The dielectric in such a sates sid tobe polarized ovina stae of polarization, ‘When hefeldis removed and the stomsorsiolevules rerun 10 ‘heir normal ornnpolarized sse the dipoles disappear. Q.48, Write any one condition tobe satistied for ane, polsized, uniform plane wave, ABLE Si, Ciena isk Ther Stee 266) ‘Ans. Foralinealy polarized uniform plane wave one of de condition At every point a space E and Hare pupondicular o each ‘other and to the dicection of savel, Alko the field varies fharmonisally wit ire atthe same fever. (Q.46, Whatisreiation between electric ux density and electric field inven? Ans. Elec fax denny, D=€,6, 0.47, Whuinelecuicsuscemsbiliy ofsdislectic? (LES. 19951 ‘Aus, Electric serpy ofa icles mediumis dined athe rato of bound eharge density fee charge dency and is represcted by the yb, 0.4 How iselecric uscepbiltyrefted toa reative petty 7 ‘Ans. lotic susceptibility Z,2¢,~1. 0.49. Define Gous'sIaw inelectrostaics, {ANCE Se 5 Cat PA Thon Sane 2681 ‘Ans. Gaus'staw sizes that he total ux emerging rom a closed sarface Sis equ othe total charge enced bythe surface. Thus qp-as 2g ‘where Q is total charge which is enclosed. The sorfice over ‘hich he integral is taken called the Gaussian surface. Q.50, Write divergence theorems point foun, ALE SB Oka thd Fah hry res 367 ‘Aus. Divergence theorem sal called the Gauss's theorem. “This sone of te most useful theoremsin te area of electric eld. Acoting his heorem, ett lece i yeranting froma closed surface sequal tothe total charge caclosed by the surface. Denoting the charges enclosed by the surface by Q, Qq--Q,«Q, where the Qe maybe positive and negative this theorem may be eapressd matheraccallyby meansof surface integrals follows, 0 ‘where represents the flax density incovlounbfu® lhe conte ofthe sue element represeied by the ounwanily dined ‘ecto ate imegrsionertemd over the etre enclosed murace. ‘thee coninaoas charge distribution of density ainsteaof dere charges, the sum on Ue RHS of Bg. (pi eplaced by the ‘olume inegrl of, the integration extending over the ent ‘yolome enclosed by the surface under consideration. This 9, may be writen a6 w= [fps =ffjoov - li) ‘Q.5L. Wirt Laplace’ sequation in tree dimensional elects prob- tem. ASAE See Cert and Feld Thar Water 3447, ‘Ans, When tbe electrostatic potential V is expresocd as function of ‘he three Cartesian coordinates, x,y,z, Laplace’ sequation takes the form ae er oe eve ‘oF as? as oc SV =0inCantesian coordinates, (Q.52, Waite Laplace's and Poisson's equations, {WAMAE eB, Cet ad ied Theory Scary 086) co eeCc Bee Here ant cena Teor BS Ams. PorLaplace’s oqution Referte Answer ofQ. 51. Poisson's equation, in Caresian coordina eaten is given ZY UV op oF Oe ote QS, Give the mathematica satement of Holmbolr’s theorem. AMIE Se BC Pd They Bomar HL ‘Avs, Accondng to Helms theorem a vetior field iscompetely specified by is divergence and cud. versely, any vector fekd may be expresied athe suc of wm inualogal vector snd solenoidal vector Bil, Q.54 How much werk willbe doue in wansfening a charpe of Q cantons over an equiptetial surface ? Ans, Zero. Q.55, Write the expeesion of 7Vinsphxical coordinate sytem. TASKER S.C nd Fa Ty Wit 4, Ans Neptateotieroes @ Vegetal e, oe 86 rt de 2a, 1 28 Fin oF a oeeatea Q.56. Whar is Brewsterangle? © Cte entry ang ne ag irge oe Cee el ec titencnte ey eagle Serio 08, Coenen matt bent 7 D=p iit sen crac ron Am. €-Da piste Goa ics tee apenas tn ps taro optic =r (18 Wye ment sagt ft Cititcn nrmmen dam Ascot ince Patel ee fSteaismamrblnnoge states epee (itera, 0.9, Dect Chaise aan a Am Conant eee gopeed soRcciwacesed pose tect, C08. 0.6, Rear rcnn tain inlertemfia ‘sud b (a ‘Thue esstrs of 5002 each, in pale () The resistors of 500 2 enc in sds. (©) Tworesisnas of 5002 eech, in paral, (@) ‘Tworesistors of 3002 cach in parle and the combination im series with another $00 resistor. 38, Which of te folowing does uot we healing effect of electic careat? @) Bloawictumace, ——@)Geyrer. © Becticine, (@) Vacwmackanee (©) Elocicoven. ) Imnersionbeatr. ‘4, Which of te followings not equivalent to wate? G@ anperexvoin —@) Caner)? x chm. (© ampectahol {Jools per second, 38. Whichof he following elation snoteorect? @) Pav @ v= VER ek psi age ce ear doubled, then votage across each ) doubled, (©) jcreased fourlines. _@)_aotchanged. (OAL De Ua ed Se May 2061 11, Theres ach haere fen nT ‘Soustawosany roti @ Ra @ den 6 mow Feo eect nek a Blasi fone the ine of ng ge ieacr indi f@ 10 b) 20 © 0 9 cmeeeae 10. Ine gestlwtevanet ne Sasa @) 5.08 © isa @ toon Q R aA 8, sow 190. oxTe ve a ‘Arswrera: 22. (€), 23 (c) 24. (C28. (€), 26 (0), 21), 2 (€, 29. (@), 30), 3. (O, 32. A), 38. @, 34. (©), 36. (2), 36. (©), 37.38. 0), BOO,BCC teestion Bonk i esecttcai Enginering AB, 35 Vsourceis conrected ia seres invattof 60 Dand Resslown Wea | eon ‘volenstoflasema resistance 212 iscomectedaccon $00 Qreisor,it thasy seads5 V. The value of Ris 7 8 @ 122 © 240 © 38k @) 7240 41, When all tho reslesnces inthe ieait are Of 1 each, the xpivaeneisance rots the ‘ois A and B willbe @ 10 ns 2 © O52 © 20 @ 15a (Use. mes E53, 1901 42 Consider tho following creat What is he vale of uremt ia the ‘ircuitchown ? RPA URS EEA om 6 2A | 3A @ 1A @ 4a Purse ues. uz. mea 43. When andlocnc curent flows thmugh acondoccr. its empezar tise. This ie becanse of ()_ mural colsion betweec metal atoms, ()_ovitual collisions between, electra (6) collisions between candzcis clecttous and sons. (@)reease of vonduction electrons from paren tons, 44. Two heater rated a 1000 W, 250 V each ace conneetéd in eres ‘ross 250 V, $0 Fz ac malas. The tal power drawn from the ‘supply vould be: W. @) 100) 500 290 @ 2,000 atta 1906 445. Four 100; bulbs are connected in parallel across 200-V supply line. ae bulb gets fused @) nobulbwilligty. ) all the four bulbs wil tight. (©) restof he thee bulb wil ight (@) ncae of heabove, 46. 4.200 W, 230 V lamp is comected scenes 115 V supply. The ‘amp wil cra power (a) slighty more than SOW, ()_ slightly ss than OW. (©) exactly 10W. @) exactly OW. 47, Two incandescent lightbulbs of 40 W and 60 W rating are connected sis acres the mains, Then (@) the bulbs together consume 100 W. ©) thebuls together eonsuine 50 W. {@) the 60 W bulb glows brighter. (@) the 40 W bulb glows trigher. ABEWEES: 400) 41. (0), 42. (©), AB (44) AB. (0), 46), AT 51.0) ogre na 2a ‘5% Now may 200 8/226 V incandewcen ge Cou teig ‘would consume the rac teal power a8 ingle 109 W209 incandescee ang? @ axporrtis @ 4 32 ATE 2am A certain network concise ofa large mabe of ied Hnzay ‘[Link] of which detgnacd se Rando coarse sources. The power consumed by Ris Py when only the fet source is tive nd P hn nly the secre vetoes active tn sources ar astivsimtancousty hen power conan @ her & ied © (ie ya) @ Gere PSC185 324 sam, {. Thoincndesout abe rated epesvely cP, an Pf szaspecid wags ae aes sts wore ea ss shownisthefiguo, Then the tal power mpd by the ma, tothe two bulbs © ae sons y © ee © @+Py * ORR (use. na, SL. 4 100 wat ight lbs ona averg of 10 ROG & ay fp ‘one week. The weekly consumption of energy wit tr sid, o7 ® ©}or wom {Batt Oo ay sg 52. Which ofthe following ctternents i inconect ? (@) Resistance isapacsive clement. . (0) Indactorisapassive clement, (©) Carentsowceis passive element. @ Voltage source is anactive element. ‘58, The terminals ders the source are ita soumceistobe neglecend. “ @) opencienited @) shortcseaied (©) replaced ty acapactor (@) replaced by esouresresisiance $4, Which ofthe fllowing is at active element in acinuit? (@) Cumenesoaree @) Resistance, (©) Inductance. 6) Copncitnce, ‘SS. Which ofthe following is wotbilateral etemcat? 48) Constant current saree. (&) "Resistor. (©) Induce, @) Capac, ‘56. The ret having sme properties in either izections known as iri, @ bitwera ®) untae ©) imeversibie (© revenible $7. The elements which re aot capable of delivering easy by ing vm ae brown as (©) nara omens, (©)_passiveclements, (8) nontiner element, (8) tiveclemens, (A, 8. (0.0, $10), 52. (9,53), 4.5.0), BBG,06 Besant Hers an Econeenete They — 5% Aceteutktaving opeormor tha one soure of emis known st network, @ pmsive (0) metve (6) oer (2) online 9. Acrouthaviagneinerany energy sonrcenar emf surct called the, circa, @) uibeal © tied (©) ponsive © seve 6. Consider be fellowing circuit: ‘Which one ofthe following stutemeoti correct ? sy i v 2al jen (2) Pesiveandliocar, —() Active and lines. (© Pasivesndnontnear, (6) Activeand uoaliear. TURE LES BA 204) 61. A3 V de sappy with an interns reaitence of 20 supplies a ‘passive nonlinear resistance characterised by the relation Vpq.= Hh. The power dissipated in the nonlinear eisunces @ 10W. @) 1SW. © 25W. @ 30W. (cane ex. 20m (G2 The vi charcerstic ofan elements shown n the figure given below. Theelementis | (@) nouloear,octive, onbilerl, (8) linear ctve matical. (© noninesr, passive, acaba : (6) oniorar, sctive bilateral Wns tea 22.3 2 (63. A network has 4 nodes and 3 independent loops, What is de ‘oumber of tranches in the network? os 86 G7 @s upsets ere 36en (64. Uhre seb branches and 1 nodes the member of equation willbe Won Ob Oban @ b-mat 65. Anetecsc circuit with 10 benches and 7 gods willhave (@) Slowequation. (6) Joop equations. (©) Tloopequation. (4). 10 op equations. (UPSC. LS EEL 28H] 66. Avetwork has 10 nodes and 17 branches. The number of differen. ‘node pair vollage would be ®7 69 @4 @ 10 ASE Se B,C Ty Cl ree 88] 7, che number of ranches in anerwodk is B’, the number of ads 1s 'N and ha number of dependent [Link] Len tbe nomber of ixtependent node equations vllbe @ Net-1 @) B-1 © BAN @ N-1porscuranns.s0 Consider ong atson ire: ‘Arte with n odes bas (n~ 1) edges. 1 Altetatand ve teary eect cmsrted siven ts post-order and per-order traversal eval’, 3, The maximum number of nodes in a binary ee of height (depth) is QF ~1), 4. Acomplete binary tre with internal nodes bas (r+ 1) leaves. ‘Which of statements given shove are corect? @ 1284 @) 1,2and 3 only (©) landonly. (2) 2anddoaiy. Sree Eb R2 aT. 8. A connected network of N > 2 nods has et most one braneh ‘dectly connecting any pai of vodes. Te gral of he net vark (2) mst have af least N tranches for one or more closed aubsto exit? (@) ean have anualinited number of benches? (© “eae only have at moa: N branches? 4@)_camhave a minitaar umber of breaches not decided by nN (oare ex. 20) 70, The geaph ofan cectrical network hes N nodes and B branches. ‘The number of inks, 1, wih respect tothe choice ofa mee, it Brenby @ B-Net © Ren @ N-Bel @ N-m-1 fore em 20 TA. ‘the numer of posible ordre tree widh’3 modes A,B, Cis o6 OF © wT fursc tise 20 72. Whatiethe mumberofchonls of connec graph Can vesties sudeedges? @ m1 at @ en @ e-nst TSC 15 EEE, 20m, 72, Theamumbe of chords in tne graph ofthe ven cloak wilToe @3 w4 Os @6 oaTe x wo) 74, Whasithe total aber of tres forthe graph shown in figure? O4 we OR 616 is Pec as ete 300) 75, Toedetsmainontof the mats 10 00 10 1.0 0 10.20 1 0|* 100 200 300 1 © 1m Om O11 O30 (OATES. 20, 76, Consider the following staements with regard to a complete Incidence matrix: 1, ‘The sumnof the eoties in any colucn i zes0. 2. Therank ofthe matix fon 1 where wie che numberof odes. 13. The determinant ofthe matrix of «closed loops 220, ‘Which ofthe staeasents given above ere conrte? @) 1 s0d2only. @) 2end3 only. (©) Land3only. @ 1 2and3, PSC 1s. RT, 2) ‘TH, Teeineidence matix A ofaconnscted graphs given below: i a Amswrers: 58. (b), 59 (©), 60. (D) 61 (a) 2 (a, 63. (B64, (i), 65. 8). 66. (6) 67. (6 (@), 6B. (0) 7, (2, TH (BD, 2. (B28. (9.74. (0), (0.16.0), 77.0).ERD 20et00n won m ectcal Engineering “Te flowin sea tine with ie sbove mai: 1." Brace 2,3 we nein 2 Brber 4 Sere in ee : 3 Voltages af trac 5d form an indopendet ‘Whici of the statements given sbove is/are conect? (@) Tonly. {b) Zonly. © Lond Sony @ 42a Trac ta8 nem 7B, Thematixd gronbeow ithemdeinceacomanicof nerd ‘Tye clus comespond to bance ofthe sete wh he rpms corspondo tae LAV ee vcr of ‘ranch vig wile. thal of broek come The esr [eed ver node volages eave {oa common rev ‘Which ote following statemeresis tue? 9) The squations V, ~ V3 + Vy =0, Vy +V,-Vy= 0 are [KVL euations forthe network for some Loops.” (©) The equations V, ~ V5 — Vg = 0, Vy + Vy— Vg 0 are KVL equations forthe netwtok for some loops. @) AV =Oare KVL equations for the neiwork, (caTERE 30) 79, Fora voltage source (terminal voltage sequal tothe source exif, () terminal voltegecenotexceed sours emf. (©) terminal voltages always lower then ce en, (@) tecsinal voltegeishigher than the source eng, 80. Constant voltage sewee is (@) active and bile (©) setiveand uniter, ‘SL Heal voltage sourohave 42) zrointemalresivance. (0) infinite imernal resistance. @)_pesive and bilateral @) pabsivesnd oilers, (©) lowvalueofeument, — (@) largevalueofemt. RGD. Rade BE De, 288 $82, Anidcal voltage source should have () legeemt. ©) smullems, (©) roresiaance, (@) nove of hese. TGR, Bre bane 20813) 3. Ideal cureot souree have (9) aeroimermalesistonce. (Q) inte intemal resistance, © lowvaineof voltage, (4) large vale of curent. GEN, Baue enf 38T) ‘84. A practical eurent sources represented by (@) aresistnce in setios with an ideal curent sowee, ©) aresistence in parae with anidel erent sonic. (©) aresistnce in parte with an ideal vllage somes. © wwe of he above, OAT x, 397 BS. dependent source (©) ‘may be current sourcoors voltage source () inalwaysavoleagesoorce (©) isatwaysa curent source (neither a cuuret source nor «voltage source (GTA Bale ER. Deemer 0 cs ‘A constant caren source supplies cyte of 300 mA toalcad of ‘KO. Wien te load it chagsd to 100, te oad cure will be. @ 34 0) 300A ©) 30mA (@) 100mA ‘A voltage soerce having az open-circuit volage of 100 V and ‘intemal resistance of 50 Qis equivalent oxcurtent source (@) 2A inpnllel with50Q. () 2.4 with50 Qin seri, (©) 05 Ain paralel with 5002 () 2.x pale with 1000. TPS LESEER, wee) ‘Toneplocto voltage tance, he feraials ucovs the sce are @) opcacinuited, @) sharecirsited, (©) replaced by same resistence. (6) replace indoctor, GEL. Se, Cea Tey & Covel Wie 366, For determining the polarity of the volage drop arrose resistor, inismecessary tomo the (@) vakwofresstr. (6) value of cures. (©) direction of curen flowing though the resistor. (A) value of emf inthe ice. ‘Kircof's avs are vali for (2) Enearceeuts only. (@) passive timeinvariancczeit, (©) nonlinear only. G@) bothtinearand wcalincar cinait, . (AMIE He See Seamer 196) ‘Kicchbof? «laws are not applicableta crete with (2) isoibued peramette. (0) Inaped parameters. © passiveckments (8) somlineureiaanees, “icehhoffsvolgelew itconcemed with Sista a ite, ), jmein to (0 iz © pat ato be Conseco: ‘What isthe power elvered by ‘ the 26 V source? o @) SW * ® law ay © 1nw @ Ww ‘The current through the 2 kA resimnnee ine ceuksbowats @) Oma, © tma © ame @ ma AMEE son Assuming idea lees nthe isitshownbelow. i voiags Vewillte w WS 3V w ov @3v @ sv i faarten amy Inthe inercoameron ofa ences ny show in he igre, ts Enown tl 8 the OV sources searing power Wrichottifoleningeatetievae GC) ofthecamen sore! ? @ WA @ BA & © 8A © WA toate ce 0m, ‘Anamers: 7B. (0), 79. (0), B (6), 81. (3) 82 (€), 83. (0p 84. (DBS. (4), 8. (0), BT. (3, BB. (PAD. (©), 90. (B). 9A 0h 92. (99. (0.94, 95. (0), 96.(0),om, 16, 104, 1G Reskcs ang Newer and Electrornaunete Theory Gg ‘The cuereatthreagh (20 obm resistor nthe ere show in tho fgureis @ iA @ 3A © 3A @ 4a urse.125 ex,200, For the network shown in the x ‘gre, wht is the vottge acone ‘te current source? @ V-Rr ) V+RI © Zao () RI-V oy oot aya ie 7 Fox the stot showin what isthe 8 voltage Vif the saree voltage it reduced by SO? @ Red * ©). BR © aR-@2) © @-R For the circuit shown, find out the curent fowing hough the 2 2Mirestace Aboidenty he ‘changestobemadetodoublethe ‘current through the 20 ‘esitance @ GA PEY=20¥) 0) CAPav,=8v) (© GA:Pwl= 104) ALPutl,™ 2A) ; raat x2 What is the vahe of Lforthe an below shown circuit, if V = 2 veh? @ 2A © 4A © 6A @ 8A ursctnseessem or the circuit hown, the ‘alu of eurent, Tis @ 24 ) 3A © 6A @ BA a3¥ 1D ‘The currents Ty and Tp in the below circuit av respectively @) 3AiSA ov on Ong, © 264 @ GAi2A [Link] Foc the cscut shown, the voltage across the 1 ohm resistors given by © © w 7 Ww v © v (rsc..es Ee. 200 a vo 105, 106. 118, rT m2 7. Ue the 12 resin dears a “The volte V, ross the sata 2Sessteesin eeu (@ 16v ' 108 @) 60V «© 18V a @ 10V What inthe vottage across the cument siumpe forthe ‘below shown cirnix? @ Sov ® 15¥ @ sv @ 115 ov (unset ne mi wy sa Ox TUPAC LE ELS sm, ‘0 R ‘creat of 1A ay shown in the figure, the value of resetanoe Ris @ sa @ 42 @ sa @ 1a 2a sen Foci creitas shown, indhofigure, whtisthe ‘ale off? Waa @ 3A @ 2A @ 1A Fertheciruit shown inthe ‘igure, Lis @ OA @ 1A © 2A @ 3A eat) recuse enim ‘Tecarens | an inthe below deo ae esretvely so mo wh Qrov (2) 1.818 4;-04545 a © 48S A;- 1818 8 () 2451 Ai 1568 A @) 18645-2458 ESC UES En Trecunent] and volage Jonze te . V,imtbetelow creaiare, spectively v 20% @ SA:10v @) 10A;20V 7 © 6a RY 20V @ 4A.84 qurscurs Beane If the voltage V across 10 2 aR ‘resistance is 10 V, what isthe voluugeofte vollngesourein _(y ea the circuit shown? @ -0V @ -10V © WV «@ Sov TRPSC as ea wen ‘Asnawrerst 91. (0), 98 (0), 99.(C, 100. (0), HM (©), HOR (6, 1.) IA. (a), TS. (C), 106, HAT.) 108, (, 188.118), 111. (0, 12),REF uot corm mn ewomncar Engneonng WR te ecicst domin 1BL Tecate awning te tne nt “ someon > 3 ona ® ta 8 IBA w 254 serra on 104 Wher cone acura ener powerot 18 W. When thesameR isconnectedtoa voltige source «OZ A) OAA ) OHA Kd) OBA ‘aving the same magnitude ag the current source, the power SSG AES PRA, ta SertayRictSWevaghnareftncareimetcan! 12. i the nto a samt shows "blo, is; © fie Awa — amdza vktecme yg, © Amita —ramtesavemezom —Untediecim PVC) Sin to (Pma 115. For the circuit shown halow, the soa sa @ OA ‘theoreti © isa make the eurrentin goal io © SA @ 4A (Ose Le BEA 204) ze, What the value of? ey 123, Inthe given ici, whats jo @ le the voltage across the © 2a cumentsource ls 7 638 Be ct b O48 oy ® av 116 Ae meme ev feracia een ois cc Te och b 12k te pon tc a ‘at Wate tienes ‘ty tines Wied cece seonchiscied’? tartar a) ° © mene ora ©) Decreases. (0) 4A © beni sae O38" @ (@ Aeterna oh wr a a ‘vaneofR, {GATEEE. 190) 125, In tho citeatt shown M88; 11, Supe tonnage bows wate (0 tgp) Menem Saige Some 3 (©) powercileulsions. (4) pastivectomens, resistor? iO Ss Wricickerwsy Soy 2 Na Wichtds towing dexonteppiclrtet acnd ——) SOV ‘pentisear eirouits ? ©) 12500 @ -1250V (UPS&, LES EEA, 2) Sperone ae Ss ° Fctecteatenes ag (© Norton's. (@)_ None of these. ® ADLLE, Be. ence Sommer 19861 inthe given figure the 119. In the cineuit shown in figure, ie Tis given by ‘what willbe the value of cxment @ 34 Nea Osv 4 through the voltage source @ 2a when v=4.V? 1A @ 1A @) 2A (a) aero (OPEC, RS, BE1, aren) Gon B38 . i Tava nace Reba inte eetepare atone 120, Inthe cient shown, whit the value ofthe curent? an “@ Oev - 9 @ 1A @ 2a . @ 4W W@W @ -aw @ 3A @ 44 wrse us wes 20 FOPSC- 18 EBL aay Asmar: 1G 114. M15. 16.) 127. (0) TC, 19 (0, 1D.) IDL (0, 2.0 HB.) 124. DS. HIE,chai ws on excepts Toy 12% A 10, bates with a teal esisizaee of 1 isnt ‘Sysco vie hacen vay qeeev The cure oie ye baer is 2. i 25a & 54 © 6A ® @ TA (ree tes read 129. Ine cra showe a te fig, the value of Vi 0, when Tea. The vlc of whe Vy = 16 V8 © 64 84 © WA @ RA 130. Coasiderthe following creat: on (orseurs Ex 205i In hix sbove crcl, when V; =3 V, when Vg 127 @) SSA) 108 * UPC. 1m Ba, eM 31, Tn gen igure, te poten ‘A, what she vale of © 5A @ 2A @ AY corres en 434, Consider the following iccuit: Wha isthe value ‘of current I ia the 5 ‘resistor nthe cuit given inthe figure ? @ OA & 24 @ 3A @ 4a 1138, The valu of V in the oo cfreuit shown in the given igure @iv Ra 10 J © 2 3 3y j @ Av, 136, In the circuit shown, the curent 8 4a @) 2A ©) 4968 @ DA (OPAC LSB, mM 13, Whaisthecareattieoughite2O y, V. ‘reslotance forthe circuits sown wi baow? 5A ey zov@) Fs 4A @ 34 @ 2A (UPS Es BE 20) 138, Maxwel’ sloop eurent method of solving elecicl networks () usesbranch curents, (©) uillizesKirethof'sVokage law. (6) ixconfised to 5 the device whore itance yas cane too" © WaSAiRy=4O — O) Iy=dARy= 6 @ Sa © WmPARYR16A @) Wed ARyn3O » +e funse um es 3 71, Foctwcii shows, t n 1 veh ar the Vales of Of 50 . mascuseeme BeNeron'seqivaeat 2. Eq wu Statement for Linked Answer cumenlandcondacnce f ww ‘Gentone 168:165 tween AB erial? si 4 2 @ -o2 wage 2 Bp mon 7p Ope fe a a * » © oimenL @ sah mind 165. Fort ict given shove, the Thevenin sistance aroes the ® ® R serminns A end Bik foasc tas extiem ‘Anarers: 160. (0), H6L, (142, (0, LAB. (), 164 (6), 16S. (0), 66. (A, 167. (0, 16R. (A), 169.) 170. (2), 17H.)GP eston 8m is late! Ercnerng 17 Contes she crests A nad B. For wat ves cespetiely of 1 saURuthe creat isequivalettocimcitA? \(Cicouit a) (Circa B) @ 34,400 @) 44.249 © 1400 © 24, 100 (osc. unn eet sy 373, Avtar source with an teal esstane R, supe poser 0 {load Ry, The power deliveredo the ond vtes wil Koo © of wf ( ® w of © ; © O1oaw ©) tomw © i6w © 6pWrurscees.re4, 209 ‘loads connected ton sctive netwock, tthe terminals to whit: ‘heloadis omected, Ry =10 Sand V = 60 V. Thee maxisnam ower supplied to the Kad is @) 3608 ® sow © ow @ WWurscisanes om lathe atic netvck fn the value 70 (OF R for the maximom power tansfecio te load, @ 5a ® os © 8a @ 9a furs ies eR 9m, ‘The. characteristic as sen fom the terminal pir (A, BJ the network of Fig. issbown in Fig 2 Wa viable resaance Ry is ‘Gonmected rots the terminal par (A.B), the maximum power ‘that ena be supplied toR, would be ‘ oe “7 . 4A) 2 © mW. © OW. © mW {8 inde ce he Sal aegien 7 (GATE EE tomy ORSCURS ELE UI yg The current in the given circuit with adepenient voltage source is 174, When te powertnanet welds simu, teeny of power tanseris @) 8% &) 75% 50% @ 1008. BATA Bee ‘TS. The maximum power that can be wae tuciened tt oad cessor Ren, the voage source inthe igus aL a @ 1. LOW, j ©) 025. @ OSW. @ WA 2A © HA @ 6A E REECE en perscues exten, 176 Concer tne following sini, 80 1W3, Conde the cic as shown the figure, which hs comet ‘What should be the talue of IeisaceRindeckcutibown ko a ependent curetsouce, The value ¥ ig ifithas to abior Oe medina = % Power ftom the source ? @i @ 8a @ wo ©] 49 —@ a0 2 forsc ues ws un tea 17% Inthe cuit shown, when ths ra © te Power abyorbed by the 1 0 fesisr manna? os @ R=o. a 2ee ) R=2Q owt ia. © R40 194. Inthe network shown inthe @ Row figure, the effective rxitanes OFAC LER RE mom faced by the volage sources 178, A human nerve cell has sa open-cireuit voleage of 80 mV and it @) 4a sa delveracanentof SA Gaoogha 6M ha oad What athe 30 ‘maxinws1 power available from the cell? ©) 29 @ 19 wrscisentvm ‘Anewers: 172 0, 198.0, 74 (0) 198. (0), 196 (0, 177) TR 179, (0) 16 (HA. a) (0), 183. (©, 184.0,Doteia meant Ty 188, tnthenetwork shou inthe piven figure the awe», wouldbe 191, ‘Thecommen volage acne a zvmiv @% > 3 5v @ [Link]. 65-4 0m 486, Foca liocar petwork comainng generators sl inzedanons, be ‘ato ofthe vokags to the curentpredaced in athe: loop it the ‘tmz asthe rato af voltage nd curent obtain postions of (he volugesoutee and te amumelex meanuag the eutent are Iuerchanged. The ask theorem is knows (©) Milman'seorem. —(@)-Nonon’s theorem. (© Tebegen’stheorem. (4) Reciprocity tere. AML. er Crt Tay We 195, 487, Consider the two creat and IT shown a the given figures ‘Which ofthe following saemeats cepaading the current owing throogh the ammeter: A, and A incorect? wo wa wo wa @ E-} Greist (© Tigers reo he sae va aout Cy Te coven fn Ay and A, are seapcctively 0.25 A. and (©) The cureot in both the emmetesis ofthe same value and equals 25 A. (© Thecurentsin A, and A, ee rexpecively25 A and 025 A. TOPS LES BA, 188, Ina talined Whetstone bridge if the positions of detector sod source ae interchanged the bridge wil el erin balanced. This inference can be data frm (9) eeprecitytheorem. (6) duality tore, (©) compnestioattoocem, (8) equivalence boxe. TOPS ASS. 9m, se Pigfe 109. Ateidgeisshown inthe given figuse, be resistance Ris noeased from 240002510, the ment will (increase. (0) decrease: (© potchange. (increase or decrease ‘onthe polacity of E TOPS Las. Bm oh 190, Whichof the following theorems canbe applied any network tear orocalincar, active or pscve time-variant of ime -nvariant? (® Theveninibeorem. (6). Nowtontheorem. (© Tellegentheorem. (4). Supeepostion theorem. (PSRs. ETB 2h a = Ne 196, 191, cwithditferent volage ‘somes can be compote? fean he eaten Mh Bes, Ry +g +18, ‘The above statements associated with @) Trevenin’ ©) Miner's (©) Nocoa, (6) reciprocity “Tre theorem that enables a amber of voltage (or current) sources tobe combined directly inl a vnglewokage (or erent) sources theorem, the (companion ®) repost © Milinan’s © Marvels Mima’ hecem yes equivaknt (@) mgedanceerritzoe. () cumentsource. ©) voltage source. @ olagecreuzrt sous, Ingiven igue R, Ry andR, ae 20.0, 10 and 10 Grespectely, The eves, an Ry hms fa gaan ea DS. ok wo: (0 2555 © 8255 © 5525 @ 255,25 eae Bx an, “The following ae the resus of tess conducted oa the above mar- ‘The individaaresitances of Ry, Ry snd Ro are, respectively, @ 89, 40m4a © 4080040 ©) 102 20md8a @ 60,60md80 [Link] e440 ‘Consider sar netwok showin figure The seicance between terminals A and with C opens 6, betwezn tennialsB and With A openis 18, andberweemtemninals a Cand A wit 8 opens 92. Then ma © Ry4QRya20,ReaSa ©) Ry=2O.Ryx6Rea 7D. *s © RIORaIAResa o @ RrSQR=1OR =a & toxve ma, an ‘Acwo por device is defined hy the folowing pirof equations: fy=2y tM, and ay + vp Its impedance prametrt (5 Za) a Biven by of} oi detd oad Amswersi 185.0), 186. 187 (0), HBB. (2), 189. (C), 190. (6), 191. (192, (), 193. (8), 194 (a), 195. (6,196.0), 197.00).Beets 0. mem Erdsng 198. The linear network as shovim has ae Snorer Theanine even De io wv "Vn 0 when I, =-8 A and 124A. Then We value of V wheat, == 10 A, is @) 25v." @ 350¥, 199. The parameter of the circuit shown in the figure are Ry= MO, Ry = 100-4 wt Vi en V,= 1 HV, the outpue valiage, “Owe inpat and ouput = impedance respectively ae @ 1% 0m © 1V.0.100. © 1V.0.%, @ 10V,—,100, wens (208 Consider the following statements: = “ *‘Themansferinpedances te? par nett emalnoomsta hen the position af excitation and response wre intachange i the sewer : conti bilder leet, ‘3. high impedance, ‘luescomi. Which ofthe above aatement iv comes? @) V2 only © 2oaly (URAC. Uns. ca ae 201. A tworpost network le defined by the relation: 1 =5¥,43%, 1 =2¥,-79, ‘The value of 218 @3 os 3 ot © % meses xesany 222. A cw-prcerer desi by he ftlovng equonn: ¥,=501, +201 vj2301, 110% Tea, which of aogier L@ Zya20 ® Yqn02 er @ Ata 4 Tse ts ae 9 23: A 2-port networks defined bythe relation 3p od Ver dite Theo yi 1 @ ie ® -to @ 193 @ 4 (urseLes ne 2 204, When port ofatwo- 4 A or neework is short pa ‘ket, Ty = 41, and 220m 205 hen er senior] fixe tollowingistmne? > }— ©} Yyg=8 males (OV 025 ube forsee 088 gan So Inthe figure is deserted Wy —P-Wp f 2a fe: Yap Yop Yay and Yq fo he network shown we 60)" 0S'aho, abo} mba ant mtorespecely. ©) mle, ~ fmt, Limoat ao maeiely: (©) 05 maho,0.3 mio, ..5 mho and 2 mbo respectively. 6) Fre, ~Zrato,2 mio and? mo respecte. {caren 2m 296, Teac crata be flowing hgencs2, 34h 2p ‘3-f4 Thea the Z-parameters would be 74 © OY 3a: ay » G 2). a3 OCF sd © wae 128 20 241, Foxe vgn einot shown I te she Dna siveaby 4% 2% .meZ « lave, % } w Alm « ny y lee, al 2; ey A 4 : ) . 5 act © EF axcesh 208, For the two-port network, the inapedance pulsator mane? rae" 2] x Zn, oa Pies MA 1 ww i pane 2 oo s0o9! Fa 100) © [en aa) © [en-'wa] oa wa on 1008) © [ea wal © [ine 2a msc. ts. net a0) 209. For the cicult shown inthe sive igure, when the voltage Eis 10V, the current lie A, ee applied voltage across ‘Amer: 19. (C), 19. (6), 209), 204 (9), 20D), 249. (0), 4. (0), 205. (), 206 () 207. (BRO BB COOC an es st ators Teey BS (ermal C-Dit 10 V he shoxt ict amen lowing Gough the terminal A-B willbe @ O14 @ 1A @ WA @. 104 ora Ws, Ee 20H) ‘BER. Consider te following wo-port network configurations: 5 HEB ‘Which of thse onus rete othe dettion of hax cirsitcdminne parte Gteod2 O) Land, (20083, () Pants, Tink cea eam 211, Inapusive rv. po network the opemeiimpedance matic «(pe 34 the inpt pnt tinechanged wid de one ori, then he open-circuit impedance metix will be 216. The ¥-paremoters of the fet shou below are © [2a 0s he 280, 008 0.03 o [os 2] oo 0093, © [2m 008 006 008, 22Y7. For the 2-port network at % shown, whetis the valueof 1 2 Yq peunecer? @) Yy4¥5 4 (0) eV © Ys % at @ Yt% +e, ‘218, For the2-port nexwork showin in the Figme, whet is the value of the ay? @) -04 @ 15 © 05 Fors ns. Bx, 208, oa 20) [2 28 219, The A parameters hy, and dar related tz andy parameters os sa 20 20 100] 9 haye ey aod hg = Vy 50 109) [2 39) ©) hy=24 aad y= Yon © be 2a 100 20 (©) yy = Wy and ag = eee [Link]. msm © A= yy adigeyg RCI ERA an ; os 02] 22h, Consided the iwo-port 212, The Z ti of 2 por ners given by fe | ‘he Conse the worport Semen Y, 20 hs comeponding ¥ mar of iste ervodkis Iobrid eameter is sieaty (eR, +R) 12 0d @-4 @ 18 © ae AGATE BE, 2004) ‘ 1213, Feet tego acne na shown below, Yj ise io. 928%, @ Yeh " ; RBs +{ aXe.) @ Gay i om ver ( eit of oie © -%e cursus ana @ Yo " 2 2A. The parameter type and the matrix {ot err ‘Fepresentation of the relevant two port y, ‘e 214, Twoidetoa ection mchesone wa 10m ‘aan hat dete he cet shown iowa emecedin see ee a ‘Waris ty ofte combination? i" what z ® ssc j} o recs ih 8 tise. @ nine. on 1a @ : » © ; . € UPS. THS, BLY, 04 (Cg parmmeters, lo I «. spanocen,[f ‘I 215, Whichonr othe following goth constr cei prmeter arene we sae eter own? oso 222, Thehparameversforatwo- uy 4y zo b mt 5 a 2 eee sp) ® 08, bet ase [ik Tha ha I 40 |e » [is a * e rascal 05 OF, For the two-port netwoek shown in figure, the value of fa is © [2 4] fo ~ Brenby aa 7, @ 125 0.167 @) 0625 @) 0.25 ee an ° Seam ‘Answers 2100 IL (31, BR (AU) 248. (0 26,0, BT.) TABOO DLO EL,NERF eeton Sank in loctcal Enginesring 723, A reiprcal ve portnswarkis symmetrical it @ Ae22 OM) ARC © Hei @ aot réctes kee 209 204, The tho-ciresit tof 2 pou mtnorkis shownin Fig 1 The YlsEE srsr hermes AA inthe network thew a Fig va pal ees eee { Piet Fig.2 @ av w OV sv @ 2 WES LES Ream 225. Which ofthe following athe conditions fora two pox pensive ‘etwark tobe a reciprocal one? Lm 2 ype, 3. hy mm iay ‘Scloe the cotset conition foes the code given below, @) Only | end? ©) Only 2and 3, (© Oolyiand3, 4a) t2mda. TOPS LBs EL a © fg hyyand AD-BC= 9, + @ Fey ond hy = yy MMPS Les Ee 227. AB. C aD represent the tnamisslon parameter of fw pot ‘etwark, When ithe neewort reciprocal? @ AB-CDet. @) AD~BC=s, © AB-oD: © AD-Be=0. 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