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    This document is a past exam for a Basic Circuit Theory course taken by electronics and communication engineering students. It covers 5 units: 1) circuit analysis techniques like Ohm's law, 2) RLC circuits, 3) power calculations in AC circuits, 4) Laplace transforms, and 5) two-port networks. Students must answer all parts of one question from each unit. The exam is 3 hours long and worth a total of 60 marks.

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    This document is a past exam for a Basic Circuit Theory course taken by electronics and communication engineering students. It covers 5 units: 1) circuit analysis techniques like Ohm's law, 2) RLC circuits, 3) power calculations in AC circuits, 4) Laplace transforms, and 5) two-port networks. Students must answer all parts of one question from each unit. The exam is 3 hours long and worth a total of 60 marks.

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    [Oct-17]

    [EUREC-303A]
    B.Tech. Degree Examination
    Electronics & Communication Engineering
    III SEMESTER
    (Supplementary)
    BASIC CIRCUIT THEORY
    (for the admitted batch 2012–13 to 2014-15)
    Time: 3 Hours Max.Marks: 60
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------
    Instructions: Each Unit carries 12 marks.
    Answer all units choosing one question from each unit.
    All parts of the unit must be answered in one place only.
    Figures in the right hand margin indicate marks allotted.
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------
    UNIT-I
    1. a) State Ohm’s Law and also give the limitations of Ohm’s law 6
    b) Find the voltage across x-y in the network shown in Fig.1(b) 6

    OR
    2. a) Find the Thevenins equivalent circuit shown in below figure at
    the terminals AB 6

    b) Find the maximum power transferred to the load impedance


    ZL shown in the following Fig. 6
    UNIT-II
    3. Describe the source free series RLC circuit with an example 12
    OR
    4. a) By using a simple RL Series circuit illustrate how to determine
    the complete response by the addition of the Natural and Forced
    responses 6
    b) For the circuit shown in the Fig. Find the current through
    the 5H inductor at t=200ms 6

    UNIT-III
    5. a) In the circuit shown below Fig. a voltage
    v(t )  100sin(t  30o ) is applied. Determine the true power,
    Reactive power and Power Factor when R=2, L=1H and
    Vs=10cos3tv 6

    b) Determine the relationship between the phasor voltage and the


    phasor current of the elements: R,L and C 6
    OR
    6. a) Calculate the voltage Vx in the circuit of using nodal
    analysis technique 8

    b) List out the characteristics of sinusoids 4


    UNIT-IV
    7. a) Using the method of source transformation, reduce the circuit
    of Fig. to a single s-domain current source in parallel with
    a single impedance 12

    OR
    8. a) Determine F(s) if f(t) (i) 54(t); (ii) 54(t-5); (iii) 54(t+5) 6
    b) Using a Laplace Transform obtain the expression for i1and i2
    in the circuit shown in the Fig. when DC voltage source is
    applied suddenly. Assume that the initial energy stored in the
    circuit is zero 6
    UNIT-V
    9. a) What do you understand by the Transfer Function of a system?
    State it’s properties 6
    b) Find the frequency response plot from the Pole Zero plot for the
    following function: 6
    5s
    f ( s) 
    s  6s  25
    2

    OR
    10. a) The network, given in following Fig. represents T networks
    connected in cascade. Find the transmission parameters of the
    network. Determine the input impedance when the output
    terminals are shorted 6

    b) What is driving point impedance of a two port network?


    Enumerate important properties of driving point impedance
    functions of a two port passive network 6

    [4/III S/117]

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