This document contains a sessional test for an Electrical and Electronics Engineering diploma program. It has three parts with multiple choice and descriptive questions.
Part 1 asks students to explain the atomic structure and classification of materials, and factors to consider when choosing an electrical engineering material. Part 2 covers resistivity, factors affecting resistivity, and the effect of temperature on conductors. It also asks students to derive a relation for resistance. Part 3 asks about superconductivity, types of low resistivity materials, and two types of solder materials.
This document contains a sessional test for an Electrical and Electronics Engineering diploma program. It has three parts with multiple choice and descriptive questions.
Part 1 asks students to explain the atomic structure and classification of materials, and factors to consider when choosing an electrical engineering material. Part 2 covers resistivity, factors affecting resistivity, and the effect of temperature on conductors. It also asks students to derive a relation for resistance. Part 3 asks about superconductivity, types of low resistivity materials, and two types of solder materials.
This document contains a sessional test for an Electrical and Electronics Engineering diploma program. It has three parts with multiple choice and descriptive questions.
Part 1 asks students to explain the atomic structure and classification of materials, and factors to consider when choosing an electrical engineering material. Part 2 covers resistivity, factors affecting resistivity, and the effect of temperature on conductors. It also asks students to derive a relation for resistance. Part 3 asks about superconductivity, types of low resistivity materials, and two types of solder materials.
This document contains a sessional test for an Electrical and Electronics Engineering diploma program. It has three parts with multiple choice and descriptive questions.
Part 1 asks students to explain the atomic structure and classification of materials, and factors to consider when choosing an electrical engineering material. Part 2 covers resistivity, factors affecting resistivity, and the effect of temperature on conductors. It also asks students to derive a relation for resistance. Part 3 asks about superconductivity, types of low resistivity materials, and two types of solder materials.
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Diploma I !t $ear %Se!!ion& '()*+'(),- Sessional Test 2 (Only for Electrical & Electronics Branch) Eletrial " Eletroni! En.ineerin. Material Time & ) Ho#r *( Min#te! M/M/ '( 0/) Attempt an$ t1o part!& + %'2' 3 ,- %a- Explain Atomic structure and classification of materials on the basis of atomic structure. %4- Explain three points which need to be considered while choosing an electrical engineering material. %- Explain classification of conductor , insulator and semiconductor on the basis of energy band. 0/' Attempt an$ t1o part!& + %'2, 3 5- %a- What is Resistivity? Explain factors affecting the resistivity of a conductor. %4- With suitable diagram explain the effect of temperature on conductor material. %- Derive the relation R t R o !"# $t%. 0/* Attempt an$ t1o part!& + %'2, 3 5- %a- What is superconductivity and write the types of superconductor with example.. %4- Explain any two types of low resistivity material. %- Explain the two types of solder material with example . *******