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EX-304 Network Analysis - Nov 2022 Question Paper

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  1. 7 Marks
    aFind the voltage across the $3\Omega$ resister by mesh analysis
    AC ladder network with 10 angle 30 deg V source in series with 5 ohm and -j2 ohm capacitor, shunt j5 ohm inductor, series j3 ohm inductor, shunt 3 ohm resistor, series 2 ohm resistor and -j2 ohm capacitor forming last loop.
    How to answer
    • Write mesh equations for three meshes in phasor domain
    • Solve for mesh currents with $10\angle 30^{\circ}$ V source
    • Find current through $3\Omega$ branch and compute $V = I \times 3$
    • Express magnitude and phase of voltage
  2. 7 Marks
    bTwo similar coils connected in series gave a total inductance of 600 mH and when one of the coils is reversed, the total inductance is 300 mH. Determine the mutual inductance between the coils and coefficient of coupling.
    How to answer
    • Use $L_{aiding}=2L+2M=600$ mH and $L_{opposing}=2L-2M=300$ mH
    • Solve to get $L$ and $M=75$ mH
    • For similar coils $L1=L2=L$, find $k=M/L$
    • State mutual inductance and coefficient of coupling
  3. 7 Marks
    aFor the network shown in figure below, draw the graph and write down the cut set Matrix.
    Network with nodes a,b,c,d. Top branch: 6V source (+ left, - right) in series with 6 ohm resistor between a (via top wire) and c. Middle: 2 ohm between a-b and 3 ohm between b-c. Lower: 5 ohm between a-d, vertical resistor between b-d (value obscured), 4 ohm between c-d.
    How to answer
    • Replace elements by graph branches and label nodes a,b,c,d
    • Draw oriented graph with 6 branches
    • Select tree and identify cut-sets
    • Write cut-set matrix Q with branch orientation
  4. 7 Marks
    bFind the power loss in $3\Omega$ resistor by using Thevenin theorem.
    Circuit with 10V source in series with 2 ohm, shunt 4 ohm, then series 6 ohm and 5V source (+ to 6 ohm, - to terminal A). Load 3 ohm connected between A and B, B is common ground return to source.
    How to answer
    • Remove $3\Omega$ load and find $V_{th}$ between A-B
    • Find $R_{th}$ by deactivating sources
    • Compute load current $I = V_{th}/(R_{th}+3)$
    • Compute power loss $P = I^2 \times 3$
  5. 7 Marks
    aFind the voltage drop across $3\Omega$ resistor by Superposition theorem.
    10V source (+ top) on left, 10A upward source on right in parallel. Top horizontal 3 ohm directly across sources. Middle: 2 ohm from left node to middle node, 4 ohm from middle node to right node, 6 ohm from middle node to bottom common wire.
    How to answer
    • Consider 10V alone (10A open) and find voltage across 3 ohm
    • Consider 10A alone (10V short) and find voltage across 3 ohm
    • Add contributions algebraically for total voltage drop
    • State final magnitude and polarity
  6. 7 Marks
    bState and explain the Millman's theorem with suitable example.
    How to answer
    • State Millman's theorem for parallel voltage sources
    • Give formula for Millman voltage and impedance
    • Explain with circuit diagram and steps
    • Give numerical example
  7. 7 Marks
    aIn the circuit given below, the switch is moved from position $a$ to $b$ at t=0 and steady state has been reached at $t=0^-$. By using Laplace transform find the value of i(t)
    100V battery left, top terminal a, bottom common. Switch moves from a to b at t=0. Right loop: R1=5 ohm top, L=1H right, R2=2 ohm left vertical between b and common, current i(t) clockwise.
    How to answer
    • Find inductor current at $t=0^-$ with switch at a in steady state
    • Write s-domain circuit for $t>0$ with switch at b
    • Solve for $I(s)$ using Laplace transform
    • Take inverse Laplace to get $i(t)$
  8. 7 Marks
    bVerify the final value theorem for the following function.
    1. i)$2+e^{-3t} \cos 2t$
    2. ii)$6(1-e^{-t})$
    How to answer
    • Find Laplace transform $F(s)$ of each function
    • Compute final value $\lim_{s\to 0}sF(s)$
    • Compute time-domain limit $\lim_{t\to\infty}f(t)$
    • Compare to verify theorem and check pole conditions
  9. 7 Marks
    aFor the waveform shown in figure below. Write the expression and find the Laplace transform
    Plot f(t) vs t: straight line from origin (0,0) to (1,1) with dashed horizontal at 1, then vertical drop to zero at t=1. Zero elsewhere.
    How to answer
    • Write time-domain expression using gate functions: $f(t)=t[u(t)-u(t-1)]$
    • Apply Laplace shift property
    • Derive $F(s)=(1-e^{-s}(1+s))/s^2$
    • State final transform
  10. 7 Marks
    bFor the network shown in figure, find the transfer function $G_{21}(s)$, $Z_{21}(s)$ and driving point impedance $Z_{11}(s)$.
    Two-port with input V1(S) left, output V2(S) right. Shunt 2 ohm to ground at output node, series path: 2 ohm resistor in parallel with 1/2S capacitor between input top and output top node. Loop current I1(S) marked.
    How to answer
    • Write s-domain nodal equations for $V1(S), V2(S)$
    • Find $Z_{11}(s)=V1/I1$ with output open
    • Find $Z_{21}(s)=V2/I1$ and voltage ratio $G_{21}=V2/V1$
    • Simplify expressions with $1/2S$ capacitor and resistors
  11. 7 Marks
    aDetermine the trigonometric form of Fourier series of the waveform shown below.
    Plot x(t) vs t: square wave alternating between +A and -A, period T, transitions at +/- T/2, centered at 0.
    How to answer
    • Identify odd symmetric square wave with amplitude A and period T
    • Compute Fourier coefficients a0, an, bn
    • Write trigonometric series with only sine/cosine odd harmonics
    • State final series expression
  12. 7 Marks
    bFind the value of $i(0^+)$ using the initial value theorem for the function $I(s) = (2s+3)/[(s+1)(s+3)]$
    How to answer
    • State initial value theorem $i(0^+)=\lim_{s\to\infty}sI(s)$
    • Multiply given $I(s)$ by $s$ and take limit
    • Compute value $2$
    • Mention applicability condition
  13. 7 Marks
    aDetermine the Z-parameters for the network shown in figure.
    Two-port with port1 V1 left (1-1') shunt 1 ohm, series 2 ohm then dependent voltage 3V1 (+ top) to common, then series 1 ohm to port2, shunt 1 ohm at port2 V2 (2-2'). Common bottom wire.
    How to answer
    • Apply open-circuit tests: $Z_{11}=V1/I1$, $Z_{21}=V2/I1$ with I2=0
    • Apply $I1=0$ tests for $Z_{12}, Z_{22}$ including dependent source $3V1$
    • Solve nodal equations for voltages
    • Present 2x2 Z-matrix
  14. 7 Marks
    bThe Z-parameters of a two port network are $Z_{11}=15 \Omega$, $Z_{22}=24\Omega$, $Z_{12}=Z_{21}=6\Omega$. Determine ABCD and h-parameters.
    How to answer
    • Use conversion formulas $A=Z_{11}/Z_{21}$, $B=\Delta Z/Z_{21}$ etc.
    • Compute $\Delta Z = Z_{11}Z_{22}-Z_{12}Z_{21}$
    • Derive h-parameters $h_{11}=\Delta Z/Z_{22}$ etc.
    • Give numerical ABCD and h values
  15. 14 Marks
    Write a short notes on any Two
    1. i)Dual Networks
    2. ii)Terminated two port network
    3. iii)Network Topology
    4. iv)Tellegen's Theorem
    How to answer
    • Define chosen topics with principle/formulas
    • Give circuit/topology example and diagram
    • Mention applications and key relations
    • Conclude with significance
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