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    1/11/111Semester Diploma Examination. April/May-20lS

    BASIC ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS


    ENGINEERING
    Time: 3 Hours I I Max. Marks : 100

    Note: (i) Answer any six full questions from Part - A. Each question carries five marks.
    (ii) Answer any seven full questions tl'OI11 Part - B. Each questions carries ten
    marks.

    PART-A
    I. Define : 5

    (i) Resistance

    (ii) Potential difference and mention the meters used to measure with units.

    2. Mention any five advantages of electrical energy over other forms of energy. 5

    3. Define : 5

    (i) Magnetic tlux

    (ii) Flux density

    (iii) MMF

    (iv) Reluctance

    (v) Inductance

    4. Define with equation: 5

    (i) Inductive reactance

    (ii) Capacitive reactance

    1 of 4 [Turn over
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    5. Explain with illustration: 5

    (i) In phase

    (ii) Out of phase

    6. Compare single phase and three phase A.C. motors. 5

    7. Define cell and battery. List the types of batteries. 5

    8. Explain necessity of protective devices. List the types. 5

    9. Explain with neat sketch and waveform the working of full wave recti tier. 5

    PART-B

    10. (a) Distinguish between conductor and insulator. 5

    (b) Define electric power and write the three forms of power equations. 5

    11. (a) Mention any five applications of Electrical Energy. 5

    (b) Determine the equivalent resistance of three resistances R 1, R2 and R3 when


    connected in parallel across a supply voltage of 'V' volts. 5

    12. (a) Explain with sketch mutually induced EMF. 4

    (b) Explain dynamically induced EMF and mention the applications. 6

    13. (a) Explain working principle of transformer. 4

    (b) An alternating voltage has a maximum value of 150 V. Find 6


    (i) RMS value

    (ii) Average value

    (iii) Form factor


    15EEOIE 30f4 1472

    14. (a) Compare between three phase supply over single phase supply. 4

    (b) A resistance of 10 Q, an inductance of 0.02 H and a capacitor of 200


    microfarads are connected in series across a 200 V, 50 Hz supply. Find 6
    (i) Inductive reactance
    (ii) Capacitive reactance
    (iii) Impedance
    (iv) Current
    (v) Power factor.
    )

    15. (a) What is a D.C. motor'? List the types of D.C. motor. 5

    (b) List out the various industrial applications of D.C. motor. 5

    16. (a) List the advantages of three phase A.C. motors over single phase A.C. motors. 5

    (b) List the A.C. motors used for the following: 5

    Textile, Cement, Printing Mechanical and' Mining Industries

    17. (a) Differentiate between primary and secondary batteries. 5

    (b) State the sequence of steps for shock treatment. 5

    18. (a) Explain the operation of Zener diode as voltage regulator. 5

    (b) What is 'a SCR '? Write the symbol. List the industrial applications ofSCR. 5

    19. (a) What are Semiconductors'? List the types of semiconductor. 4

    (b) Draw the logic symbol, truth table for the following gates: 6

    (i) EX-OR gate

    (ii) NOR gate

    (iii) OR gate

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