Electric circuits miscellaneous


Electric circuits miscellaneous

  1. For the network shown in the given figure, voltage VB will be










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    Drawing equivalent circuit, we have

    Current , I =
    8j - 2j
    = -
    2
    amp
    9j3

    Then, VB = 8j + 4j.I
    = 8j -
    8j
    3

    =
    16j
    = 5.33j V
    3

    Correct Option: A

    Drawing equivalent circuit, we have

    Current , I =
    8j - 2j
    = -
    2
    amp
    9j3

    Then, VB = 8j + 4j.I
    = 8j -
    8j
    3

    =
    16j
    = 5.33j V
    3


  1. In the network shown in the given figure, which of the following equations would represent the equation for loop 3?










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    Loop equation is
    (I 3 – I1) 1 + 6 I3 + (I3 – I2). 4 = 0
    ∴ – I1 – 4 I2 + 11 I3 = 0

    Correct Option: C

    Loop equation is
    (I 3 – I1) 1 + 6 I3 + (I3 – I2). 4 = 0
    ∴ – I1 – 4 I2 + 11 I3 = 0



  1. Thevenin equivalent of the network shown in Fig. (a) is 10 V in series with a resistance of 2 Ω. If a resistance of 3 Ω is connected across AB as shown in Fig. (b), then Thevenin equivalent of the modified network across AB will be











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    Req =
    2 × 3
    = 1.2 Ω
    2 + 3

    Voc =
    10 × 3
    = 6 V
    3 + 2

    Correct Option: B

    Req =
    2 × 3
    = 1.2 Ω
    2 + 3

    Voc =
    10 × 3
    = 6 V
    3 + 2


  1. Norton’s equivalent of circuit shown in Fig.(a) is drawn in the circuit shown in Fig.(b). The values of ISC and Req in Fig.(b) are respectively










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    NA

    Correct Option: D

    NA



  1. The state equation for the current I1 shown in the network given below in terms of the voltage Vx and the independent source V, is given by









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    Using KVL in loop (1), we get

    V = 3(I1 + I2) + Vx + 0.5
    dI1
    ........(1)
    dt

    and using KVL in loop (2), we have
    and 0.5
    dI1
    = 5I2 - 0.2Vx .......(2)
    dt

    Solving (1) and (2),
    dI1
    =
    5
    V -
    15
    I1 - 1.4Vx
    dt44

    Correct Option: A


    Using KVL in loop (1), we get

    V = 3(I1 + I2) + Vx + 0.5
    dI1
    ........(1)
    dt

    and using KVL in loop (2), we have
    and 0.5
    dI1
    = 5I2 - 0.2Vx .......(2)
    dt

    Solving (1) and (2),
    dI1
    =
    5
    V -
    15
    I1 - 1.4Vx
    dt44