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This question paper contains 8+3 printed pages] Roll No. S. No. of Question Paper 7981 Cnique Paper Code 1\;ame of the Paper ~ame of the Course Semester Duration : 3 Hours 2511102 Circuit Analysis [DC-1.1] B.Tech. nstrumentation F-1 Maximum Marks : 75 (Write your Roll No. 011 thl! lop immediately on receipt of this question paper.) nstructions for Candidates :.. Attempt any Five questions in all. Question No. 1 is compulsory... Use of non-programmable scientific calculator is permitted.. (a) Determine the power delivered by the voltage source V in terms of 'a' in Fig. 1. Also determine the power delivered when : (i) a 0 (i i) ([ l. v 3.11 Fig. 1 P.T.O.

2 ) 7981 (h) Calculate the voltage Vab and Vxy in the circuit shown below in Fig. 2. 2A 30V Fig. 2 (c) n Fig. 3, switch is closed at t = 0 sec. (i) Determine the power delivered to the load resistance. What current an ammeter will show if it is connected in series with the load resistor? (ii) Suddenly the ammeter yalue drops to 0 amperes. Explain the reason. (Current rating A of the load resistor is 0.5 ampere). t=o 100 -' 20V T Ra.=lOO Fig. 3

( 3 ) 7981 (d) Draw its equivalent: (z) Star Equivalent for Fig. 4(a). (iz) Delta Equivalent for Figure 4(b ). c Fig. 4(a) Fig. 4(b)., (e) Draw the dual of the circuit shown below in Fig. 5. 5x3=15 Fig. 5 P.T.O. ----~-~~-

( 4 ) 7981 2. (a) Determine the current in all the three branches and verify the Tellegan's theorem for the circuit shown below Fig. 6. ~ Fig. 6 (b) Determine the voltage across and the current through load using Millman's Theorem for, the circuit shown below Fig. 7. 1Ct:t..... Fig. 7

----- ---- - ---------- ' -- - ----- ~-- ( 5. ) 7981 (c) Determine the current in all the branches using Mesh analysis shown below in Fig. 8. 5+5+5=15 100 30 ~- -jso j40 Fig. 8 3. (a) Draw the Thevenin's equivalent of the circuit shown-below in Fig. 9 and also calculate ' the current through load resistance. 2A +Vr 10 20 Fig. 9 P.T~O,

( 6 ) 7981 (b) What will be the maximum power delivered to th~ load in the circuit shown below in Fig. 10? 10V 1A 3Vo -~ Fig. 10 (c) Calculate the value of new currents of circuit shown below in Fig. 11 using the' compensation theorem when the load resistance RL is increased by 25%. Also verify the compensation theorem. 4+5+6=15 sn 75\/ 200 Fig. 11

- r ( 7 ) 7981 4. (a) What is real and reactive power? Why the transformer rating is in VA (volt ampere) and not in watts? (b) n a series RLC combination with R = 2 ohms, L = 1.6 millihenry, C = 20 J..lF passe~ current of i = 3 sin(5000t- 60 ) amp. Find the voltage across each element and the total voltage. Does voltage lead or lag current? (c) Draw and calculate the average value of the full wave rectified signal.... (d) Calculate the rrns value of the periodic signal shown in Fig. 12. 3+5+3+4=15-20 -15-10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 Time (t) n seconds Fig. 12 5. (a) n the circuit shown in Fig. 13, the switch is moved from position 1 to position 2 at t = 0. Calculate the voltage across both the capacitor V 20 ~F(t) and V 6 ~F(t) P.T.O.

( 8 ) 7981 and voltage across the resistor of 20 K.Q i.e. V 20 Kg(t). Also plot the voltage of capacitors as a function of time.. 1 2. Fig. 13. (b) Find Z parameters of two port network shown below in Fig. 14.,.. 1 5 Q + 2 10 3:2 lq 1' 2' Fig. 14 (c) For the RL circuit shown below in Fig. 15, find the current il for the following times: (i) t = -1 ms

( 9 ) 7981 (ii) t = o+ (iii) = 0.3 ms (iv) t =- 00 7+4+4=15 200 300 sgu!t)v 10_001 SA (a) Fig. 15 Calculate the voltage V abusing the Superposition Theorem and also make its Norton equivalent of circuit shown below in Fig. 16. Also plot the impedance diagram. -, ~--------~~-------- a 40<900V Fig. 16 P.T.O.

( 10 ) 7981 (b) Verity the reciprocity theorem for the circuit shown below in Fig. 17. 9+6=15 ' 7. (a) Calculate the z and h parameters of the network shown below in Fig. 18. ~ 11 SOOi!1 1b ~ <===- + son v2 \11 Fig. 18.!

( 11 ) 7981 (h) State and prove maximum power theorem for mpedance.networks. (c) What is the reciprocity condition for the h-parameter and ABCD parameters? (d) Design a passive high pass RC filter with roll of rate 20 db/decade and cut-off frequency 5 khz. Also plot the frequency response of ideal and practical filter of same type. How many capacitors and inductors are needed to design a low pass filter with roll of rate 80 db/decade? 4+5+1+5=15 7981 11 100..