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Vishveshwarya Group of Institutions: First Sessional Test, Even Semester Examination 2016-17

1. The document appears to be an exam for a Basic Electrical Engineering course, with three sections - Section A containing 10 short answer questions, Section B containing 4 longer questions, and Section C containing 2 even longer questions. 2. Some of the topics covered in the questions include AC circuits, resonance curves, unilateral elements, apparent/active/reactive power, Thevenin's theorem, form and peak factors, power factor, bandwidth, quality factor, mesh currents, superposition theorem, average/effective values for rectified AC, impedance, inductance, power factor, resultant voltages, delta-star transformations, parallel resonance circuits, and Q-factors. 3. The questions involve calculations of current, voltage

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Vishveshwarya Group of Institutions: First Sessional Test, Even Semester Examination 2016-17

1. The document appears to be an exam for a Basic Electrical Engineering course, with three sections - Section A containing 10 short answer questions, Section B containing 4 longer questions, and Section C containing 2 even longer questions. 2. Some of the topics covered in the questions include AC circuits, resonance curves, unilateral elements, apparent/active/reactive power, Thevenin's theorem, form and peak factors, power factor, bandwidth, quality factor, mesh currents, superposition theorem, average/effective values for rectified AC, impedance, inductance, power factor, resultant voltages, delta-star transformations, parallel resonance circuits, and Q-factors. 3. The questions involve calculations of current, voltage

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VISHVESHWARYA GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS


Delhi-NCR

Roll No.

First Sessional Test, Even Semester Examination 2016-17


Subject Code: REE-201 Time: 2 Hrs
Subject Name: Basic Electrical Engg. MM: 50

Section A
1. Attempt ALL parts. All carry equal marks (110=10)
a. The equation of an alternating current is i=141.4 sin 314t. What is r.m.s. value of current
and frequency?
b. Draw resonance curve in RLC series circuit.
c. Define unilateral elements.
d. What do you mean by apparent power, active power and reactive power?
e. Find supply voltage v in the following circuit.
f. State Thevenins Theorem.
g. Explain form factor and peak factor.
h. Explain power factor.
i. What is bandwidth in RLC series circuit?
j. Derive expression for quality factor in RLC series resonance.
Section B
Attempt any FOUR questions from the section. All carry equal marks. (54=20)
2. Find the mesh currents I1 and I2 in the following circuit.

3. State Superposition Theorem. Hence, find current IL in the following circuit.

4. Find average value, effective value, from factor and peak factor of half wave rectified
alternating current.
5. The voltage and current through a circuit are given as
v = 300 sin (314t)
i = 10 sin (314t-30O)
Find the resistance, inductance, power factor and power.
6. Find the expression of resultant voltage & its rms value
v1 = 100 sin 500t
v2= 200 sin (500t+/3)
v3= 50 cos 500t

Section C
Attempt any TWO questions. All carry equal marks. (102=20)

7. (a) State and prove maximum power transfer theorem.


(b) Find the value of R in the following network. Also find the maximum value of power
dissipated in resistance R.

8. (a) Derive an expression for converting a Delta network into a star equivalent network.
(b) Find current I in the following network using star delta transformation.

9. (a) Derive an expression for the resonance frequency of parallel resonance circuit.
(b) A series R-L-C circuit has R=10, L=0.1 H and C=8F. Determine
(i) Resonant frequency
(ii) Q-factor of the circuit at resonance
(iii) The half power frequencies

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