1. The RMS value of current in an AC circuit is the DC equivalent value that produces the same amount of heat.
2. Transformers are rated in KVA, which is a measure of apparent power in a circuit.
3. Ferrite is a non-metallic material that can have magnetic properties.
1. The RMS value of current in an AC circuit is the DC equivalent value that produces the same amount of heat.
2. Transformers are rated in KVA, which is a measure of apparent power in a circuit.
3. Ferrite is a non-metallic material that can have magnetic properties.
1. The RMS value of current in an AC circuit is the DC equivalent value that produces the same amount of heat.
2. Transformers are rated in KVA, which is a measure of apparent power in a circuit.
3. Ferrite is a non-metallic material that can have magnetic properties.
1. The RMS value of current in an AC circuit is the DC equivalent value that produces the same amount of heat.
2. Transformers are rated in KVA, which is a measure of apparent power in a circuit.
3. Ferrite is a non-metallic material that can have magnetic properties.
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1. RMS Value of half wave rectifier 10.
If number of turns of a conductor increases then its
a. 0.707*peak value inductance b. 1.414*peak value a. Increases c. Max. Value of volt or current b. Decreases d. Max value of max current c. Remains Same 2. ____________ value of current is DC equivalent source of 11.Which is true w.r.t Ohm’s Law heat a. V=I/R a. RMS Value b. V=IR b. Peak Value c. V=R/I c. Virtual value 12.attenuation is expressed in the unit of d. Both a & c a. decibels 3. Any circuit having resistance and inductance in series b. coulombs a. Current leads voltage by 90 degree c. Farad b. Current lags voltage by 90 degree 13.Force which tends to move an electron is c. Current leads voltage by less than 90 degree but less than a. Electromotive force 0 degree b. Magnetomotive force 4. In series combination of capacitors c. Electrostatic Force a. Charge on each capacitor remain same 14.Unit of capacitance is b. P.V across each is different a. Coulombs / volt c. Both b. Volt / coulombs 5. Electricity produced by subjecting two dissimilar metals to c. Volts*Coulombs above normal temp. 15. A copper wire has diameter 0.5 mm and resistivity of 1.6 x a. Piezoelectric effect 10-8 m. what will be the length of this wire to make its b. Photoelectric effect resistance 10? How much does the resistance change if the c. Thermoelectric effect diameter is doubled? 6. Transformers are rated in a. 122.5 m a. KVA b. 125 m b. KW c. 150 m c. KVRS 16.________ is used vary current d. AOTA a. Rheostat 7. Particle of an atom that comes with positive charge is b. Potentiometer a. Proton c. Thermocouple b. Electron 17.Ni-Cd and Zn-Cl cells are used as c. Neutron a. Primary, Primary cell 8. Atomic mass number is equal to b. Primary, Secondary Cell a. Proton + Electron c. Secondary, Primary b. Proton + Neutron 18.Shaded pole single phase AC are usually not used because c. Neutron+ Electron of 9. Which of the following is diamagnetic material a. Low starting torque a. Nickel b. Low overload characteristics b. Cobalt c. Low efficiency c. Bismuth 19.For a given frequency and number of poles, the speed of alternator is a. Speed is fixed a. volts * amps. b. Speed varies with load b. PF * volts * amps. c. Cannot contribute to speed c. voltmeter reading * PF. 20.Ferrite is _________ a material that can have magnetic 29.Convention requires that in a symmetrical 3 phase system, properties the. a. Metallic a. red voltage is taken as the reference phase. b. Non metallic b. yellow voltage phase leads the red phase by 120 degrees. c. Semi metallic c. red voltage phase leads the blue phase by 120 degrees. 21.Capacitor start and run motor characteristics 30.What is the phase difference in a circuit with 100V, a. Improved overload capacity drawing 0.5 amps, consuming 50 Watts?. b. Improved efficiency a. 0°. c. Higher Power factor b. 45°. d. AOTA c. 90°. 22.In DC generator hysterisys and eddy current losses are 31.A sine wave has 5 amps RMS value. What is the peak classified as value?. a. Copper losses a. 7.07 amps. b. Magnetic losses b. 6.37 amps. c. Mechanical losses c. 10 amps. 23.CCT with Two resistors connected in parallel of each 8 32.What is the wave shape of the x-axis input of a traversing ohm and current of 2amp flowing through it , dissipates oscilloscope image?. power a. Rectangular. a. 8 watt b. Triangular. b. 16 watt c. Square. c. 32 watt 33.A 48-volt source is required to furnish 192 watts to a 24.Direction of induced current is given by parallel circuit consisting of three resistors of equal value. a. Faraday’s 1st law What is the value of each resistor? b. Lenz’s law a. 4 ohm. c. Faraday’s 2nd law b. 36 ohm. d. Right hand rule c. 12 ohm 25.Thermisistor has ______ co efficient of resistance 34.In a power circuit, the purpose of an inductor is. a. +ve a. to dampen voltage surges. b. –ve b. to dampen current surges. c. Neutral c. to dampen power surges. 26.Absolute permittivity in magentism 35.In the circuit shown, the power developed across the 10 a. 1 H kilo ohm resistor is. b. 4π*10-7 H/M a. 250 mW. c. 10 H b. 250 W. d. 8.854*10-12 F/m c. 50 mW. 27.Unit of flux density 36.The resistance of the current return path through the a. Tesla aircraft is always considered negligible, provided the. b. Webber a. structure is adequately bonded c. Webber/meter b. voltage drop across the circuit is checked. 28.The true power in an AC circuit is given by. c. generator is properly grounded. 37.If a 1 ohm circuit produces a 50 W output, the phase angle b. 115 volt is. c. 165 volt a. 45°. 47.Ohm's law states that b. 0°. a. e.m.f. = current divided by resistance c. 90°. b. current = e.m.f. divided by resistance 38.What does a rectifier do?. c. resistance = current divided by e.m.f. a. Changes alternating current into direct current. 48.E.M.F. in an electric circuit corresponds to what in a b. Reduces voltage. magnetic circuit c. Changes direct current into alternating current. a. MMF. 39.If an insulated conductor is placed near to a negatively b. Reluctance charged rod, the nearest end of the conductor becomes. c. Flux a. No change will occur. 49. An alternating current generator is operating at 50 kVA in b. negatively charged. a circuit with a power factor of 0.8. The real power is. c. positively charged a. 40 Kw 40.The electromagnetic force between two charged bodies is. b. 70 Kw a. inversely proportional to the distance between them. c. 90 Kw b. inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them. 50. The two factors which govern the output frequency of an c. proportional to the distance between them AC generator are the 41.If a photon radiating into an electronic device causes the a. the number of poles (in pairs) and the rotor RPM. production of an electron/hole pair, the device is known as b. strength of the stator field flux and number of poles. a. light emitting diode. c. speed of rotation of the rotor and the stator field flux b. laser diode. strength c. photodiode. 51. The permanent magnet in an A.C generator induces. 42.The term that describes the combined resistive forces in a. A.C. in the main generator an AC circuit is. b. A.C. in the exciter generator. a. Resistance c. D.C. in the exciter generator. b. Impedance 52. When measuring the phase and line voltages of a c. Total resistance generator, it was found that line and phase voltages were 43.In conventional current fleming’s right hand rule states equal. The generator is? that a. either delta or star wound. a. Generators b. Motors b. Delta wound c. Inductors c. Star wound 44.The SI unit of work is. a. Kilogram metres-force. b. Joules per metre. c. Joules per second (Watts). TOTAL MCQ : 52 45.A coulomb is a. one ampere * second PASSING MARK : 39 b. one second per ampere c. one ampere per second MARKS SCORED : 46. In an alternating current Star wired system, the phase voltage is 115 volts and the line voltage will be approximately REMARKS a. 200 Volt