EC-503 (A) · Communication Network and Transmission Lines (CNTL)/Unsolved PYQ Paper
EC-503 (A) Communication Network and Transmission Lines (CNTL) - Nov 2023 Question Paper
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7 MarksaExplain the design of asymmetrical attenuators. Also discuss their working principle.
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7 MarksbA symmetric T-section has impedance of $j300\Omega$ in each series arm and impedance of $j80\Omega$ in each shunt arm. Find characteristic impedance.
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7 MarksaWhat is the function of m-derived section in a composite filter?
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7 MarksbDesign a high pass filter and analyze the performance.
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7 MarksaWrite an operating principle of Bott Duffin method. Explain the concept of minimum positive real function.
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7 MarksbDiscuss the Foster and Causer Network. Explain the Brune's method and synthesis coefficient.
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7 MarksaDerive expression for voltage and current at any point on the transmission line in terms of characteristic impedance and length.
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7 MarksbDerive design equations for full series equalizers.
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7 MarksaA generator of $1V$, $1 kHz$ supplies power to a $100 km$ long line terminated in $Z_0$ and having the following constants, $R = 10.4 \Omega/km$, $L = 0.00367 H/km$ $G = 0.8 \times 10^{-6} mho/km$, $C = 0.00835 \times 10^{-6} F/km$ Calculate $Z_0$, attenuation constant, phase constant, wavelength and velocity, received current, voltage and power.
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7 MarksbExplain double stub impedance matching and its advantage over single stub.
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7 MarksaWhat is matching network? Explain bridged T-network.
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7 MarksbA cable has an attenuation of $3.5 dB/km$ and a phase constant of $0.28 radians/km$. If $3 volts$ are applied to the sending end, what will be the voltage at point $10 km$ down the line when the line is terminated in its characteristic impedance?
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7 MarksaExplain the reflection coefficient of different transmission lines. Explain briefly about open circuit and short circuit line.
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7 MarksbDiscuss characteristics preparation co-efficient and Image transfer co-efficient.
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14 MarksWrite a short note on any two: i) Lattice and Bridged T networks ii) Frequency transformation iii) Conditions for real function iv) Introduction to micro-strip lines
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