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Electrical Circuit Theory Assessment IV

This document is a continuous assessment for the Electrical Circuit Theory course at Sankara Polytechnic College, covering various topics in electrical engineering. It includes multiple-choice questions, short answer questions, and problem-solving questions related to circuit theory concepts such as Ohm's law, Thevenin's theorem, and power calculations. The assessment is divided into three parts with a total of 60 marks.

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Electrical Circuit Theory Assessment IV

This document is a continuous assessment for the Electrical Circuit Theory course at Sankara Polytechnic College, covering various topics in electrical engineering. It includes multiple-choice questions, short answer questions, and problem-solving questions related to circuit theory concepts such as Ohm's law, Thevenin's theorem, and power calculations. The assessment is divided into three parts with a total of 60 marks.

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SANKARA POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE

Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering


CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT- IV

Subject Code &Name : 1030233210- Electrical Circuit Theory


Year / Sem : II / III Max. Marks: 60 Time : 2 Hours Date:

PART – A 20X1=20 MARKS


[Link] Questions CO
What is Ohm’s law?
1 a) V=IR b) V=I/R
c) V= IR2 d) V=I2R CO1

In mesh analysis, what is primary used to find the unknown currents?


2 a) Kirchhoff’s voltage law b) Kirchhoff’s current law CO1
c) Ohm’s law d) Norton’s Theorem

What is the equivalent resistance of three 6Ω resistors in series?


3 a) 18Ω b) 2Ω CO1
c) 6Ω d) 12Ω

In a star network, how many resistance are connects


4 a) 3 b) 4 CO1
c) 5 d) 6

The Superposition theorem is applicable to


5 a) Linear circuits only b) Non-linear circuits only CO2
c) Both linear and non-linear circuits d) Time-varying circuits only

In Norton’s theorem, what is the equivalent resistance called


6 a) Norton resistance b) Thevenin resistance CO2
c) Load resistance d) Source resistance

What is the condition for maximum power transfer in a circuit?


7 a) The load resistance equals the source resistance CO2
b) The load resistance is zero
c) The load resistance is infinite
d) The source resistance is zero

How is the load resistance adjusted to achieve maximum power transfer in a circuit?
8 a) It is made equal to the source resistance b) It is reduced to zero CO2
c) It is increased to infinity d) It is adjusted to half the source resistance

What is the power factor of a pure resistance circuit?


9 a) One b) Zero CO3
c) Leading d) Lagging

The peak factor of a sinusoidal waveform is the ratio of


10 a) RMS value to average value b) Peak value to RMS value CO3
c) Average value to RMS value d) Peak value to average value

What is the phase angle between voltage and current in a pure resistive circuit?
11 a) 0 degrees CO3
b) 90 degrees
c) 180 degrees
d) -90 degrees

In a RLC series circuit, what is the impedance at resonance?


12 a) Equal to the resistance b) Zero c) Infinite CO3
d) Equal to the reactance

What is the unit of admittance


13 a) Mhos b) Ohms CO4
c) Volts d) Amperes

What is the effect of varying inductance in a series RLC circuit at resonance


14 a) It affects the resonance frequency b) It affects the current CO4
c) It affects the voltage d) It has no effect

What is the effect of resonance on the current in a series RLC circuit?


15 a) It is maximum b) It is minimum CO4
c) It is zero d) It is equal to the applied voltage
The power factor of a series RLC circuit at resonance is:
16 a) Zero b) 0.5 CO4
c) 0.707 d) 1

In a balanced three-phase system, the neutral current is


17 a) Zero b) Equal to the phase current CO5
c) Equal to the line current d) None of the above

The two-wattmeter method can be used to measure power in a three-phase system


18 even if the load is: CO5
a) Balanced b) unbalanced
c) Both balanced and unbalanced d) None of the above

What is the effect of unbalanced leads in a three-phase system?


19 a) It causes unequal phase current b) It causes equal phase currents CO5
c) It has no effect d) It causes equal phase voltages

Symmetrical components are used to analyze


20 a) Balanced three-phased systems CO5
b) Unbalanced three-phase systems
c) Single-phase systems
d) All of the above

PART-B (5X2=10 MARKS) ANSWER ANY 5 QUESTIONS

21 Define current and EMF? CO1

22 Define Kirchhoff’s law? CO1

23 Draw the equivalent circuit of Thevenin’s Theorem? CO2

24 Define maximum power transfer theorem? CO2

25 Define Power Triangle? CO3

26 Define active power and reactive power? CO3

27 Comparison of series and parallel resonance? CO4

28 Write the concept of Balanced and Unbalanced load? CO5

PART-C (3X10=30 MARKS) ANSWER ANY 3 QUESTIONS


[Link] Questions CO
A resistance of 6Ω is connected in series with a parallel branch consisting of 10Ω and 15 Ω. If a
29. battery of 12V is connected to the complete [Link] the branch currents by loop CO1
current method.
Using Thevenin’s theorem, find the current through 3Ω resistance in the circuit shown in figure.
30. CO2

31. A series RL circuit consists of R= 10Ω and L=0.1H. it is connected across 230V, 50Hz supply.
Determine the impedance current and power consumed by the circuit. CO3
32. A condenser of capacitance 50F is connected in parallel with a choke coil which has a
resistance of 20Ω and an inductance of 0.05H across a 200V. 50HZ mains. Calculate the CO4
current drawn from the mains by the parallel circuit.
33. Prove that the sum of readings of two wattmeters connected to 3 phase circuit in two wattmeter
method is equal to three phase power. CO5

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