IES OBJ Electrical Engineering 1998 Paper I

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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
PAPER-I
1. Consider the following statements : pQ
b.
In electrostatics, the Equipotential surface 4 0 D
is defined as the surface where
c. zero
1. electric field intensity is normal
d. dependent on the charge density
everywhere.
distribution on the conductor and will
2. electric field intensity is tangential not have a closed-form expression.
everywhere.
4. Two point charges (Q1 = Q, Q2 = 2Q) and
3. no work is done in moving a charge an infinite grounded plane are shown in
over it. the figure. The forces F1 and F2, on Q1 and
4. no charge is present. Q2, will be in the ratio
Of these statements
a. 1 alone is correct
b. 3 and 4 are correct
c. 1 and 3 are correct
d. 2 and 4 are correct
2. A capacitor is made up of two concentric
spherical shells. The radii of the inner and a. 1 : 1
outer shells are R1 and R2 respectively and b. 1 : 2
 is the permittivity of the medium c. 1 : 4
between the shells. The capacitance of the d. 1 : 8
capacitor is given by 5. Two rectangular loops and an infinite wire,
1 1 1  all carrying current ‘I’ are shown in the
a.   
4   R1 R2  given figure. If the force on loop I due to
the infinite wire were ‘F’, then the force on
1 1 1  loop 2 due to the infinite wire would be
b.   
4   R1 R2 
RR
c. 4  1 2
R1  R2
RR
d. 4  1 2
R1  R2
3. A charge + q is placed at the centre of a a. F/3
spherical cavity in a grounded conduting b. F/2
sphere as shown in the figure. Another c. F
charge +Q is placed outside on the line 3
d. F
joining O and O’. The force acting on the 2
charge + q will be 6. An infinite number of concentric circular
loops carry a current ‘I’ each hut
alternately in opposite directions. The radii
of the loops are R, 2R, 4R………. in
geometric progression. The magnetic flux
density at the centre of the loops will be
pQ a. Zero
a.
4 0  D  d  0 I
b.
3R
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0 I B
c. a. e    ds
4R t
d.
0 I
6R
 
b. e  c V  B .d I
7. For a current element IdI. situated at an c. e    B  V  .d I

c
arbitrary point, the magnetic vector
B
potential A equals (R is the distance, of the d. e   d s   V  B  d I
t
c
observation point from the centre of the
current clement) 12. An infinite dielectric slab is uniformly
a.  IdI / (4 R) polarized as shown in the figure. The
electric field inside the slab given by
b.  IdI / (4 R 2 )
c.  IdI / (4 R )
d.  IdI / (2 R)
8. Tangential component of the electric field
on a perfect conductor will be
a. infinite 2P
a. n
b. zero 0
c. same as the normal field component
and 90° out of phase b.
2P
0
 
n
d. same as the normal component but
9.
1800 out of phase
The force f per unit area On the surface of
c.
P
0

n
conductor, with surface charge density .
in the presence of an electric field is (an is d.
P
0
 
n
unit outward normal to the conductor
surface) 13. Match List-I with List-Il and select the
2 correct answer using the codes given
a. f  a0 below the lists :
2 0
List-I
2 A. .D  
b. f  a0
0 
B. .J 
c. f 0  2 a 0 t
d. f  0 C.   H  jc
10. Two conducting shells of radii r1 and r, (r1 B
> r2), each with a charge ‘Q’ are placed far D.   E 
t
apart in uniform external electric field. The
List-II
space surrounding each shell is filled with
1. Ampere’s Law
the same dielectric material. In this
situation, the 2. Gauss’s Law
a. shells will not experience any force 3. Faraday’s Law
b. shells will experience identical force 4. Continuity equation
c. shell with radius r1 will experience a A B C D
greater force a. 4 2 1 3
d. shell with radius r2 will experience a b. 2 4 1 3
greater force c. 4 2 3 1
11. When a closed conducting loop ‘C’ is d. 2 4 3 1
moving with a constant velocity ‘V’ 14. Which of the following pairs of parameters
through a non-uniform time-varying and expressions is/are correctly matched?
magnetic field ‘B’, the voltage induced in E
the loop is given by 1. Characteristic impedance….. r
H
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2. Power flow density ………   H 2. electrical energy into mechanical
3. Displacement current in non- energy.
conducting medium ……. E  H 3. mechanical energy into chemical
energy.
Select the correct answer using the codes
given below: 4. chemical energy into mechanical
energy.
a. 1 alone
Of these statements
b. 2 and 3
a. 1 and 2 are correct
c. 1 and 3
b. 1, 2, 3 and 4 are correct
d. 1 and 2
c. 1 alone is correct
15. If the electric field E = 0 . 1 te–t ax and  d. 2, 3 and 4 are correct
= 4 0 , then the displacement current 20. Which one of the following classes of
crossing an area of 0.1 m2 at t = 0 will be materials can be categorised as ferrites?
a. zero a. Plastics
b. 0.04 0 b. Metals
c. 0.4 0 c. Alloys
d. 4 0 d. Ceramics
16. The directivity of an isotropic antenna is 21. Consider the following in relation to the
a. zero orbital motion of an electron :
b. less than unity 1. State of energy level
c. unity 2. Orbital angular momentum
d. infinity 3. Angle between the applied magnetic
17. Consider the following statements: field and angular momentum.
For a uniform plane electromagnetic wave The quantum numbers, I, m and n of an
1. the direction of energy flow is the electron in orbit represent respectively
same as the direction of propagation of a. 1, 2 and 3
the wave. V b. 2, 3 and 1
2. electric and magnetic fields in time c. 3, 2 and 1
quadrature. d. 3, 1 and 2
3. electric and magnetic fields are in 22. The correct sequence of increasing order
space quadrature. of electrical resistivity of the given
Of these statements materials is
a. 2 alone is correct a. Diamond, doped germanium, silicon,
b. 1 and 3 are correct gold
c. 1 and 2 are correct b. Gold, silicon, doped germanium,
d. 3 alone is correct diamond
18. For an air dielectric transmission line. It is c. Gold, doped germanium, silicon,
found that as the frequency is varied from diamond
50 MHz upward, the current reaches a d. Gold, diamond, silicon, doped
minimum at 50-01 MHz and then a germanium
maximum at 50.04 MHz the distance of 23. Fermi level is the
the location of the short-circuit from the a. highest occupied energy level at zero
generator will then be kelvin
a. 10 km b. highest occupied energy level at 0°C
b. 2.5V km c. energy level at which electron
c. 1 km emission occurs
d. not determinable from the given data d. minimum energy level in the
19. Consider the following statements: conduction band
Piezoelectric materials are useful for 24. Which one of the following statements is
converting correct?
1. mechanical energy into electrical a. The absence of a hysteresis loop in plot
energy. Of polarization against field is proof of
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the absence of spontaneous d. 2 and 3 are correct
polarization 29. Which one of the following is a realistic
b. The Curie temperature of a representation of an equivalent circuit of a
ferroelectric is the temperature above condenser containing a lossy dielectric?
which its spontaneous polarization
disappears
c. the curie temperature of a ferroelectric a.
is the temperature below which its
spontaneous. polarization disappears
d. Barium titanate is a ferroelectric b.
because its lattice strains
spontaneously above the Curie
temperature c.
25. The first critical condition a which free
electrons are diffracted in an FCC crystal d.
would occur at which one of the following 30. The spins in a ferrimagnetic material are
values of the wave number ‘K’/(‘a’ is a. all aligned parallel
lattice parameter) b. partially aligned antiparallel without
2 exactly canceling out sub-lattice
a.
a magnetism
a c. randomly oriented
b.
3 d. all aligned antiparallel such that the
 sub-lattice magnetism cancels out
c. exactly
a 31. Consider the following functions:
3 1. To mask against diffusion or ion
d.
a implant.
26. When the time period, of the applied 2. To act as a component in MOS
voltage is much shorter than the relaxation devices.
time of a polarization process, the loss 3. To provide low resistivity paths.
angle is 4. To facilitate the entry of dopants
a. zero The functions of an oxide layer on a
b. between 00 and 90°. silicon wafer would include
c. 90° a. 1 and 2
d. greater than 90° b. 2 and 3
27. A ferromagnetic material exhibits different c. 3 and 4
characteristics above and below the d. 1 and 4
a. Joule’s temperature 32. Match List-I (Application) with List-II
b. Faraday temperature (Semiconductor) and select the correct
c. Curie temperature answer using the codes given below the
d. Neel temperature lists :
28. Consider the following statements : List-I
If the temperature is increases the A. Light emitting diode
resistivity of a metal increases because of B. Gunn diode
1. decrease in carrier concentration C. Thyristor
2. an increase in the extent of scattering D. Infra-red detector
of carriers. List-II
3. increase in density of impurity. 1. Si
Of these statements 2. Gap
a. 1, 2 and 3 are correct 3. InSb
b. 2 alone is correct 4. GaAs
c. 1 alone is correct A B C D
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a. 2 4 3 1 c. 6A
b. 4 2 3 1 d. 7A
c. 4 2 1 3 37. A voltage V is applied to an ac circuit
d. 2 4 1 3 resulting in the delivery of a current I .
33. Lithium Niobate is used in Which of the following expressions would
a. SAW devices yield the true power delivered by the
b. LED’s source ?
c. the manufacture of optical fibres 1. Real part of VI *
d. laser diodes
2. Real part of VI
34. Match List-I with List-II and select the
correct answer using the codes given V
3. F times the real part of
below the Lists : I
List-I (Malaria) Select the correct answer using the codes
A. Paramagnetic given below:
B. Diamagnetic a. 1 alone
C. Ferromagnetic b. 1 and 3
D. Ferrimagnetic c. 2 and 3
List-II (Magnetic susceptibility) d. 3 alone
1. 10–5 38. Match List-I (Loop concept) with List-II
2. 103 – 105 (Junction concept) and select the correct
3. 10–3 answer using the codes given below the
4. 10–102 Lists:
A B C D List-I
a. 3 1 2 4 A. Mesh
b. 3 4 2 1 B. Outside mesh
c. 1 3 2 4 C. Mesh current
d. 4 1 2 3 D. Number of meshes
35. Which of the following is/are the List-II
equivalent circuits of an iron-cored, valid 1. Number of nodes
at one frequency? 2. Node voltage
3. Reference node
4. Node
1. A B C D
a. 3 4 1 2
b. 3 4 2 1
2.
c. 4 3 2 1
d. 4 3 1 2
39. In the network shown in the figure, the
3. effective resistance faced by the voltage
Select the correct answer using the codes source is
given below:
a. 1 alone
b. 2 alone
c. 2 and 3
d. 1, 2 and 3
36. A 10V battery with an internal resistance a. 4
of 1 is connected across a non-linear b. 3
load whose v-i characteristic is given by c. 2
7i = v2 + 2v d. 1
The current delivered by the battery is 40. For the network shown in the figure, if V =
a. 2.5 A V1 and V = 0, then = -5 A and if V = 0,
b. 5A and V1 = 1, then I = 1/2 A. The values of
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Isc and R1 of the Norton’s equivalent  10 5 
across AB would he respectively.  200 200 
a.  
 5 10 
 200 200 
 10 5 
a. -5 A and 2  200 200 
b.  
b. 10 A and 0.5   5 10 
c. 5 A and 2   200 200 
d. 2.5 A and 5   15 5 
41. The driving-point impedance of a one-port  200 200 
reactive network is given by c.  
 5 15 
a.
 s 2  1 s 2  2 
 200 200 
s  s 2  3 s 2  4   15 5 
b.
 s  1 s  3
2 2
d. 
 200 200 

s  s  2  s  4 
2 2  5 15 
 200 200 
s  s  1
2
45. The time-constant to the network shown in
c.
 s  2  s  3
2 2 the figure is
1
d.
s 1
42. The Thevenin equivalent of a network is as
shown in the given figure. For maximum a. CR
power transfer of the variable and purely b. 2CR
resistive load R1, its resistance should be c. CR/4
d. CR/2
46. For a two-port network to be reciprocal, it
is necessary that
a. Z11 = Z22 and y21 = y12
a. 60  b. Z11 = Z22 and AD - BC = 0
b. 80  c. h21 = -h12 and AD – BC = 0
c. 100  d. y21 = y12 and h21 = - h12
d. infinity 47. Match List-I (Parameters) with List-Il
43. If i (t) = 1/4 (I – e–2t) u (t) where u (t) is a (Units) and select the correct answer using
unit step voltage, then the complex the codes given below the lists:
frequencies associated with i (t) would List-I
include A. h11
a. s = 0 and j2 B. h12
b. s = j2 and s = -j2 C. h22
c. s = -j2 and s = -2 List-II
d. s = 0 and s = -2 1. Dimensionless
44. A ‘T-network is shown in the given figure. 2. Ohms
Its Ysc matrix will (units in siemens) 3. Siemens
A B C
a. 1 2 3
b. 1 3 2
c. 2 1 3
d. 3 2 1
48. Two two-port networks with transmission
parametersA1, B1, C1, D1, and A2, B2, C2,
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D2 respectively are cascaded. The K2  s  2
transmission parameter matrix of the b.
s3
cascaded network will be
K2 s
 A B1   A2 B2  c.
s5
a.  1  
C1 D1  C2 D2  K2 s
d.
A B1   A2 B2  s2
b.  1
C1 D1  C2 D2  52. For V(s) =
s2
the initial and final
s ( s  1)
A A2 B1 B2 
c.  1
D2 
values of v (t) will be respectively
C1 D2 D1 a. 1 and 1
  A A  C1C2  A1 B2  B1 D2   b. 2 and 2
d.  1 2 
 C1 A2  C1C2  C1C2  D1 D2  
c. 2 and 1
d. l and 2
49. An initially relaxed RC-series network 53. The net work function
with R = 2M and C = 1F is switched on
to a 10 V step input. The voltage across F(s) =
 s  2
the capacitor after 2 seconds will be ( s  1)( s  3)
a. zero represents an
b. 3.68 V a. RC impedance
c. 6.32 V b. RL impedance
d. 10 V c. RC impedance and an RL admittance
50. On eliminating the feedback loop in the d. RC admittance and an RL impedance
system shown in the figure, 54. In the network shown in Fig. 1, if the IF
capacitor had, an initial voltage of 2V,
then which of the following would
represent the s-domain equivalent circuits?
it would lead to a simplification with a
single edge of gain
T12
a.
1  T22
T22
b.
1  T12
c. T12
T12
d.
1  T22 1.
51. For the circuit shown in the given figure. if
the input impedance Z1 at port 1 is given
by 2.
K  s  2
Z1  1
s5
then the input impedance Z2 at port 2 will
be 3.
K 2  s  3 4.
a. Select the correct answer using the codes
s5 given below:
a. and 3
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b. 1 and 4 a 50 Hz fixed voltage source, draw a
c. 2 and 3 current of 10A. When the terminals of one
d. 2 and 4 of the coils are reversed, the current drawn
55. An initially relaxed 100 mH inductor is is 8A. The coefficient of coupling between
switched ‘ON’ at t = 1 sec. to an ideal 2 A the two coils is
dc current source. The voltage across the a. 1/100
inductor would be b. 1/9
a. zero c. 4/10
b. 0.2  (t–1) V d. 8/10
c. 0.2  (t–1) V 61. The voltage-ratio transfer function of an
d. 0.2 tu (t–l) V active filter is given by
56. The current through the current coil, of a V2 ( s ) (s 2   )
 2
wattmeter is given by V1 ( s ) ( s   s   )
i = (1 + 2 sin  t) A The circuit in questions a
and the voltage across the pressure coil is a. low- pass filter
v = (2 + 3 sin 2  t) V b. high-pass filter
The wattmeter will read c. band-pass filter
a. 8.00 W d. band-reject filter
b. 5.05 W 62. Swamping resistance is a resistance which
c. 2.0 W is added to the moving coil of meter to
d. 1.0 W a. reduce the full-scale current
57. In the circuit shown in the figure, vs = cos b. reduce the temperature error
2t, Z 2 = 1 + j. C1 is so chosen that i = 1 c. increase the sensitivity
cos 2t. The value of C1 is d. increase the field strength
63. The dimensional equation of resistance is
a. L2 MT–2 I–2
b. L2 MT–2 I–2
c. L2 M–3 I–2
a. 2 F d. L2 MT–3 I–2
b. 1 F 64. A high frequency ac signal is applied to a
PMMC instrument. If the rms value of the
c. 0.5 F
ac signal is 2 V, then the reading of the
d. 0.25 F
instrument will be
58. An RLC resonant circuit has a resonance
a. zero
frequency of 1.5 HMz and a bandwidth of
b. 2V
10 kHz. If C = 150 pF, then the effective
resistance of the circuit will be c. 2 2V
a. 29.5  d. 4 2V
b. 14.75  65. The resistance of a shunt for a precision
c. 9.4  grade ammeter can be best measured by
d. 4.7  a. De Sauty bridge
59. A 3-phase, 3 wire supply feeds a load b. Scherring bridge
consisting of three equal resistors c. Maxwell bridge
connected in star. If one of the resistors in d. Kelvin double bridge
open circuited, then the percentage 66. Which one of the following has the highest
reduction in the load will be accuracy?
a. 75 a. Standard resistance
b. 66.66 b. Standard inductance
c. 50 c. Standard capacitance
d. 33.33 d. Standard mutual inductance
60. Two identical coils of negligible 67. In the circuit shown in the figure, is the
resistance, when connected in series across ammeter indicated 1A, and the voltmeter
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having an internal resistance of 1 k b. 1 4 2 3
indicated 100 V, then the value of R would c. 3 2 4 1
be d. 3 4 2 1
71. An indicating instrument is more sensitive
if its torque to weight ratio is
a. much larger than unity
b. of the order of unity
a. 111.11  c. much less than unity
b. 105.2  d. made deflection-dependent
c. 100  72. The X-and Y - inputs of a CRO are
d. 90.9  respectively V sin t and -V sin t. The
68. The current ‘I’ through a resistance R is resulting Lissajous pattern will be
measured with the following uncertainties a. a straight line
I = 4A ± 0.5 % b. a circle
R= 100  ± 0.2% c. an ellipse
If power is computed from these two d. a figure of eight
measured quantities, the uncertainty in the 73. A current i = (10 + 10 sin t) amperes is
power computed will be passed through an ideal moving iron type
a. ± 0.01% ammeter. Its reading will be
b. ± 0.29 % a. zero
c. ± 0.07 % b. 10 A
d. ± 1.2 % c. 150 A
69. In the balanced Wheatstone bridge shown d. 10 2A
in the figure. If the value of R6 is 74. In a Q-meter, a small resistance R is added
increased, the current I2 to the series resonance circuit to inject the
oscillatory voltage to the circuit. If Rs is
the apparent series resistance of the circuit
at resonance, then the value of the actual Q
will be equal to
1
a. observed Q
a. will increase R
b. will decrease 1
Rs
c. will remain unchanged
 R
d. may increase of decrease depending b. observed Q 1  
upon the values of the other five  Rs 
resistances 1
70. Match List-I, with List-Il and select the c. Observed Q
R
correct answer using the codes given 1 s
R
below the Lists :
 Rs 
List-I d. Observed Q 1  
A. Low value, of R  R
B. High- Q inductor 75. In a flux meter, the controlling torque is
C. Low - Q inductor a. produced by weights attached to the
D. High voltage capacitors moving coil
List-II b. produced by springs
1. Scherring bridge c. not provided at all
2. Maxwell bridge d. provided by crossed coil mechanism
3. Kelvin double bridge 76. Dummy strain gauge is used in
4. Hay bridge conjunction with the main strain gauge to
A B C D a. calibrate the system
a. 1 2 4 3 b. compensate temperature effects.
c. improve sensitivity
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d. reduce strain on the main gauge 3. Time interval between two pulses.
77. In a two-wattmeter method of measuring 4. Pulse width.
power, one of the watt- meters is reading Select the correct answer using the codes
zero watts. The power factor of the circuit given below:
is a. 1, 3 and 4
a. Zero b. 1, 2 and 3
b. 1 c. 2 and 4
c. 0.5 d. 1 and 2
d. 0.8 83. The bandwidth requirement of an FM
78. Hall effect device can be used to telemetry channel is
a. multiply two signals a. equal to that of an AM telemetry
b. divide one signal by another on .an channel
instantaneous basis b. smaller than that of an Am telemetry
c. add two signals channel
d. subtract one signal from another c. about 100 times that of an AM
79. Match List-I (Transducer) with List-II telemetry channel
(Input/Output variables) and select the d. about ten time that of an AM telemetry
correct answer using the codes given channel
below the Lists: 84. The recording head in a magnetic tape
List-I responds to
A. Electrodynamic generator a. electrical signal and creates a magnetic
B. Venturimeter signal
C. Pirani gauge b. thermal signal and creates a magnetic
D. Spring balance signal
List-II c. magnetic signal and creates an
1. Gas pressure to resistance change electrical signal
2. Force to displacement d. thermal signal and creates an electrical
3. Motion to voltage signal
4. Flow rate to pressure 85. When the signal flow graph is as shown in
A B C D the figure, the overall transfer function of
a. 2 1 4 3 the system will be
b. 2 4 1 3
c. 3 4 1 2
d. 3 4 2 1
C
80. Doppler shift principle is used in the a. G
measurement of R
C G
a. temperature b. 
b. frequency R 1 H2
c. speed C G
c. 
d. pressure R 1  H 2 1  H 2 
81. In distortion factor meter, the filter is used
C G
to suppress d. 
a. dc component R 1 H2  H2
b. odd harmonics 86. The block diagram shown in Fig. 1 is
c. even harmonics equivalent to
d. fundamentals
82. Which of the following measurements can
be made with the help of a frequency
counter?
1. Fundamental frequency of input signal.
2. Frequency components of the input a.
signal at least upto third harmonic.
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00
 x t  e
 jwt
C. dt
00
b. 00
D.    t dt
00
List-II
c.
1. Step function
2. Convolution integral
3. Fourier transform
d.
87. The transfer function of a system is given 4. Laplace transform
by A B C D
K 1 a. 1 3 4 2
C ( j )  ,K  b. 1 4 3 2
 j  jT  1 T
c. 2 3 4 1
Which one of the following is the Bode d. 2 4 3 1
plot of this function? 89. The magnitude-frequency response of a
control system is shown in the figure. The
value of 1 and 2 are respectively
a.
b. a. 10 and 200
b. 20 and 200
c. 20 and 400
d. 100 and 400
90. A liner second-order system with the
transfer function
49
c. G(s)  2
s  16 s  49
is initially at rest and is subjected to a step
input signal. The response of the system
will exhibit a peak overshoot of
a. 16 %
b. 9 %
d. c. 2 %
88. Match List-I (Mathematical expression) d. zero
with List-II (Nomenclature) and select the 91. A system has the following transfer
correct answer using the codes given function :
below the Lists : 100( s  5)( s  50)
List-I G(s)  4
s ( s  10)( s 2  3s  10)
00
A.  h  t    x  d
00
The type and order of the system are
respectively
00 a. 4 and 9
 x t  e
 st
B. dt b. 4 and 7
00
c. 5 and 7
d. 7 and 5
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92. The open-loop transfer function of a unity- K
GH 
feedback control system is: s ( s  1)( s  2)( s  3)
K ( s  10)( s  20)
G(s)  Which of the following statements
s 2 ( s  2) regarding the conditions of the system root
The closed-loop system will be stable if loci diagram is/are correct?
the value of K is 1. There will be four asymptotes.
a. 2 2. There will be three separate root loci.
b. 3 3. Asymptotes will intersect at real axis at
c. 4 A = –2/3
d. 5 Select the correct answer using the codes
93. Match List-I (Plot/diagram/chart) with given below:
List-II (Characteristic) and select the a. 1 alone
correct answer using the codes given b. 2 alone
below the lists : c. 3 alone
List-I d. 1, 2 and 3
A. Constant M loci 96. The value of A matrix in X = AX for the
B. Constant N loci system described by the differential
C. Nichol’s chart equation y + 2y + 3y = 0 is
D. Nyquist plot 1 0
List-II a.  
 2 1
1. Constant gain and phase shift loci of
the closed- loop system. 1 0
b.  
2. Plot of loop gain with variation of   1 2 
3. Circles of constant gain for closed loop 0 1
transfer function c.  
 2 1
4. Circles of constant phase shift of
closed - loop transfer function 0 1
d.  
A B C D  3 2 
a. 3 4 2 1 97. The minimum number of states necessary
b. 3 4 1 2 to describe the network shown in the
c. 4 3 2 1 figure in a state variable form is
d. 4 3 1 2
94. The state and output equations of a system
are as under state equation:
 x1 (t )   0 1   x1 (t )   0 
 x (t )    1 2   x (t )   1  u (t )
 2    2   
 x (t ) 
Output equation : C (t )  [1 1]  1  a. 2
 x2 (t ) 
b. 3
The system is
c. 4
a. neither state controllable nor output
d. 6
controllable
98. Consider the following statements
b. state controllable but not output
regarding a linear system y = f(x2) :
controllable
1. f(x1 + x) = f (x1) + f(x2)
c. output controllable but not state
controllable 2. f[x(t + T) = f[x(t)] + f [x(T)]
d. both state controllable and output 3. f(Kx) = KF(x)
controllable Of these statements
95. The loop transfer function GH of a control a. 1, 2 and 3 are correct
system is given by b. 1 and 2 are correct
c. 2 alone is correct
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d. 1 and 3 are correct 2. DC separately excited motor.
99. When the input to a system was withdrawn 3. Single- phase capacitance start
at t = 0, its output was found to decrease induction motor.
exponentially from 100 units to 500 units. 4. Universal motor.
in 1.386 seconds.. The time constant of the 5. Single-phase synchronous motor.
system is Select the correct answer using the codes
a. 0.500 given below :
b. 0.693 a. l, 2, 3, 4 and 5
c. 1.386 b. 2, 3 and 4
d. 2.000 c. 1, 2 and 5
100. Match List - I (System) with List - II d. 1 and 5
(Transfer function) and select the correct 103. The phase portrait of a non-linear system
answer using the codes given below the is shown in the figure. Here the origin is a
Lists:
List-I
A. AC servomotor
B. DC amplifier
C. Lead network
D. Lag network
List-II a. stable focus
sz b. vortex
1. ( z  p) c. stable node
s p
d. saddle point
1  T1S
2. (T1  T2 ) 104. A closed-loop nonlinear system is shown
1  T2 S in the figure:
K
3.
1  Ts
K
4.
s(1  Ts)
A B C D The phase plane plot in e-e plane is:
a. 3 4 1 2
b. 4 3 1 2
c. 3 4 2 1
d. 4 3 2 1
a.
101. Consider the following statements
regarding constructional features of
synchros :
1. Synchro repeater has a three-phase
stator and a three-phase rotor. b.
2. Disc shaped rotor of the synchro
control transformer offers a low
reluctance to the magnetic path
3. Synchro transmitter has a frictionless c.
bearing.
Of these statements :
a. 1, 2 and 3 are correct
b. 1 alone is correct d.
c. 2 alone is correct 105. The block diagram of a sampled data
d. 2 and 3 are correct system is shown the figure:
102. Which of the following motors would be
suitable for, use as servomotors?
1. Two-phase induction motor
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Reason (R) : In a type II superconductor,
magnetic flux lines are pinned by micro
structural imperfections.
a. Both A and R are true and R is the
The output C (z) of the system is given by correct explanation of A
GR( z ) b. Both A and Rare true but R is NOT a
a. correct explanation of A
1  GH ( z )
c. A is true but R is false
G ( z ) R( z ) d. A is false but R is true
b.
1  GH ( z ) 110. Assertion (A) : In an alternating field of
GR( z ) 1014 Hz, the electrical conductivity of a
c.
1  G( z) H ( z) metal is zero
G ( z ) R( z ) Reason (R) : As the electrons fail to
d. respond to the fast changing electric field,
1  G( z) H ( z) there is no drift.
106. Assertion (A) : Static electric field and a. Both A and R are true and R is the
equipotential lines are orthogonal. correct explanation of A
Reason (R) :  E.dl  0 b. Both A and Rare true but R is NOT a
a. Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A
correct explanation of A c. A is true but R is false
b. Both A and Rare true but R is NOT a d. A is false but R is true
correct explanation of A 111. Assertion (A) : Addition of boron to
c. A is true but R is false intrinsic or pure silicon in the proportion
d. A is false but R is true of one boron atom to 1015 silicon atom
increases the conductivity of pure silicon
107. Assertion (A) : The static magnetic field
by a factor of 103 at room temperature.
has zero divergence and non-zero curl.
Reason (R) : Addition of impurities to
Reason (R) : They static magnetic field
intrinsic semiconductors increases carrier
satisfies the flux law.
mobility.
correct explanation of A
b. Both A and Rare true but R is NOT a
d. A is false but R is true
108. Assertion (A) : A glazed ceramic insulator
112. Assertion (A) : A network consisting of ‘n’
has a lower breakdown strength than an
nodes and ‘e’ elements can be completely
unglazed one.
analysed from (e-n +1) mesh equations or
Reason (R) : Glazing covers pores and
(n-1) node equations.
cracks and makes the surface non-
Reason (R) : The number of mesh
absorbent.
equations plus number of node equations
is equal to the number of elements in the
network.
d. A is false but R is true correct explanation of A
109. Assertion (A) : In a type II. c. A is true but R is false
superconductor, the magnetization
gradually decreases between two critical
113. Assertion (A) : The poles and zeros of a
values of the applied field HC1 and HC2.
reactance function alternate on the s-plane.
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Reason (R) : The plot of a reactance Reason (R) : The Nyquist plot does not
function as a function of frequency always encircle the critical point (-1, j0).
has a positive slope. a. Both A and R are true and R is the
a. Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A
correct explanation of A b. Both A and Rare true but R is NOT a
b. Both A and Rare true but R is NOT a correct explanation of A
correct explanation of A c. A is true but R is false
c. A is true but R is false d. A is false but R is true
d. A is false but R is true 118. Assertion (A) : When plant parameter
114. Assertion (A) : The steady-state response uncertainties are present, the open-loop
of a linear network is termed ‘forced structure is potentially superior to the
response. closed loop structure.
Reason (R) : The forcing function does not Reason (R) : When feedback is employed,
have any effect on the transient response there is a possibility of additional noise or
of a linear system. uncertainty in the measurement of the
a. Both A and R are true and R is the plant signals.
correct explanation of A a. Both A and R are true and R is the
b. Both A and Rare true but R is NOT a correct explanation of A
correct explanation of A b. Both A and Rare true but R is NOT a
c. A is true but R is false correct explanation of A
d. A is false but R is true c. A is true but R is false
115. Assertion(A) : A variance is dependent on d. A is false but R is true
the mean value of the set of data. 119. Assertion (A) : The compensating network
Reason (R) : Variance is the difference of shown in the given figure is used for
the mean squared values and the square of reduction of steady-state error in the
the mean value of the set of data. system response.
Reason (R) : A lead compensating network
c. A is true but R is false reduces system steady-state error.
d. A is false but R is true a. Both A and R are true and R is the
116. Assertion (A) : The vertical deflecting correct explanation of A
plates of a CRT are kept farther away from b. Both A and Rare true but R is NOT a
the screen as compared to the horizontal correct explanation of A
deflecting plates.
Reason (R) : This improves accuracy in
measurements.
120. A sampled data system has the following
characteristic equation in the r-plane
b. Both A and Rare true but R is NOT a 3.5r 2  2.5r 2  0.5r  2.5r  0
correct explanation of A z 1
where r =
c. A is true but R is false z 1
d. A is false but R is true Assertion (A) : The system is unstable.
117. The Nyquist plot of a system with the loop Reason (R) : Not all the roots, of the
transfer function G(s) H(s) is shown in the characteristic equation F (z) = 0 lie within
given figure : the unit circle |z| = 1 in the z - plane.
Assertion (A) : The system is unstable.

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