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1. Define apparent power as the product of voltage and current in an AC circuit, regardless of the phase difference between them. 2. Power factor is the ratio of the actual power to the apparent power in an AC circuit. It indicates how efficiently the current is being used. 3. Norton's theorem states that any network containing voltage and/or current sources can be represented by an equivalent circuit consisting of a current source in parallel with a resistor. 4. Active elements are those elements whose characteristics cannot be defined without the consideration of time such as transistors. Passive elements are those elements whose characteristics can be defined independently of time such as resistors, capacitors, and inductors.

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Network Theory

1. Define apparent power as the product of voltage and current in an AC circuit, regardless of the phase difference between them. 2. Power factor is the ratio of the actual power to the apparent power in an AC circuit. It indicates how efficiently the current is being used. 3. Norton's theorem states that any network containing voltage and/or current sources can be represented by an equivalent circuit consisting of a current source in parallel with a resistor. 4. Active elements are those elements whose characteristics cannot be defined without the consideration of time such as transistors. Passive elements are those elements whose characteristics can be defined independently of time such as resistors, capacitors, and inductors.

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ITotai No.

i ages :3
Roll No.
3E1224
2022
Examination, April/May
-

B.Tech.III Sem. (Main)


Control Engineering
Electronic Inst. &
3EI4-06 Network Theory
EC, EI
Maximum Marks: 70

Time: 3 Hours
three
Instructions to Candidates Part B and
PartA. All five questions from
ten questions from
Atempt all Part C.
of Five questions from may
questions out
necessary Any data missing m u s t
must
shown wherever
be used/calculated
Schematic diagrams Units of quantities

assumed and
stated clearly.
suitably be examination
(As
be stated clearly permitted
during
material is
supporting
Use of following
No. 205)
m e n t i o n e d in form PART A (10*2-20)
(word limit 25)

Define apparent power.


1. factor?
What do you
mean by power
2. Theorem.

Write the
statement of norton's
3. element.

4. Define Activeand passive distributed


network?

What are the lumped and


5.
Jerm Filter.
6. Explain the
7. Define
a) Node.
b) Mesh.
of u(t) signal.
transport
8. Find laplace
network.
9. Define two post representation.
fourier
for PART B
10. Write expression
(5x4-20)
(wordlimit 100)
battery for the
V
circuit
Iro
througi"
current
obtain the
mesh analysis,
1. Using
shown fig. (1).

3E1224 /2022 (1) Contd..


Find the current throughhr
In the circuit (Fig. 2).
-

2.

SA
to

Fij-)
3.
3. Find the current in 3 Q resistor for the circuit (Fig. -3).
3

5 1ov

Fi-3)
4.
4. Write the properties of Resonance of RLC series circuit.
5. In a series R-L-C circuit R = 5 Q,L=1 H and C= 1 F.Ad.c. voltage of 20 V is
applied att=0. obtain i(t).
PART C
(Any three - analytical type) (3x10-30)
1. In fig-4, with switch open, steady state is reached with V = 100 sin 314 t volts.
The switch is closed at t 0. The circuit is allowed to come steady state again.
=

Determine the steady state current and complete solution of transient current.
J 3IyA
w

-jGoon

2.
i-1)
Forcircuit shown in fig - 5, Find the current fromr, [V, = 12 V,r,=40,I = 3 A ,
2.
2 , V, = 24 V].

3E1224 i-
(2)
inductance is impure having

circuit has R =1.5 Qx X =5 2 and the the input impedance


3. A series RLC reactanceof 1 2 . Find 100 V,
resistance of 3
and inductive The supply is
it's
frequency of resonance.
current. Calculate
the
and the circuit
50 Hz. transmission parameters of
Fig 6, Obtain the
Two networks have been shown in
the resulting circuit when both the circuits are in cas cade.
o
fo Mm

i-)
of an LC network is given by
-

5. The driving point impedance


10(s+4(s +16)
Z()=- s(s +9)
network.
obtain the first form of faster

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