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This document outlines a Class Test for the Electrical Engineering department at Government Polytechnic Bhojpur for the subject 'Electrical Circuits' during the 2025-26 academic year. It includes a series of questions related to electrical theorems and concepts, divided into three groups with varying marks and levels of understanding required. The test assesses knowledge on Thevenin's theorem, Norton's theorem, Tellegen's theorem, and practical applications of circuit analysis techniques.

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CT2NBA

This document outlines a Class Test for the Electrical Engineering department at Government Polytechnic Bhojpur for the subject 'Electrical Circuits' during the 2025-26 academic year. It includes a series of questions related to electrical theorems and concepts, divided into three groups with varying marks and levels of understanding required. The test assesses knowledge on Thevenin's theorem, Norton's theorem, Tellegen's theorem, and practical applications of circuit analysis techniques.

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GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC BHOJPUR


DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING [2025-26]

SUBJECT NAME: Electrical Circuits MAX MARKS: 20


SUBJECT CODE: 2020302 DURATIONS: 1hr
SEMESTER: lllrd Semester
CLASS TEST-2
GROUP (A)
Answer all questions I 1><6=06 Marks Marks co BL
Ql. Thevenin's theorem states that any linear network can be 1 3 Remember
replaced by
i)Current source only
ii) Voltage source only
iii) Voltage source in series with resistance
iv) Current source in parallel with resistance
Q2. Maximum power transfer occurs when 1 3 Understand
i)RL = 0
ii) RL = oo
iii)RL = RS
iv) RL > RS

Q3. Norton's theorem represents a network as 1 3 Remember


i) Voltage source in series with resistance
ii) Current source in series with resistance
iii) Current source in parallel with resistance
iv) Voltage source in parallel with resistance

Q4. Tellegen's theorem is applicable to 1 4 Understand


i)AC circuits only
ii)DC circuits only
iii)AC and DC circuits only
Iv) All electrical networks satisfying Kirchhoff's laws
QS. 1 3 Understand
lReciprocity theorem is applicable to networks which are
i) Non-linear and bilateral
ii) Linear and unilateral
iii) Linear and biilateral
iv)Non-linear and unilateral

Q6. Superposition theorem is applicable to 1 3 Remember


i) Linear networks only
ii) Non-linear networks only
iii) AC networks only
iv) DC networks only
'

Group(B)

Answer all the following questions I 4 x 2 = 08 Marks Marks co BL


Q7. Determine the equivalent Norton current and Norton 4 4 Understand/
resistance of the given network and find the load current. Apply
OR
Verify Tellegen's Theorem for the given electrical network.

08. (a) Explain Mesh Analysis and Node Voltage Analysis. 4 3 Understand/
OR Apply
(b) State and explain Maximum Power Transfer Theorem.
Mention its practical applications.

Group-C
Answer all the following questions 6 x 1= 06 Marks Marks co BL
I 6 5 Analyze
Q9. State and explain Thevenin's Theorem. Write the steps to
determine Thevenin's equivalent circuit. /Evaluate
OR

A balanced three-phase, star-connected load is supplied


with 400 V, SO Hz. If the phase impedance is (8 + j6) 0,
calculate: -
a) Line current
b) Power factor
c) Total active power

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