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    ASSIGNMENT-02 (PCEE-621) Chapter-2 Unsolved Problems

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    This document contains 20 questions related to electrical measurement instruments and calculations involving significant figures, errors, and uncertainties. It provides problems for two groups (odd and even numbered questions) pertaining to topics like ammeters, voltmeters, errors, resolutions, noise measurements, thermometers, and potentiometers. Students are asked to calculate values like true currents and voltages, relative errors, resolutions, scale ranges, noise powers, noise figures, resistances while accounting for uncertainties and significant figures.

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    ASSIGNMENT-02 (PCEE-621) Chapter-2 Unsolved Problems

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    This document contains 20 questions related to electrical measurement instruments and calculations involving significant figures, errors, and uncertainties. It provides problems for two groups (odd and even numbered questions) pertaining to topics like ammeters, voltmeters, errors, resolutions, noise measurements, thermometers, and potentiometers. Students are asked to calculate values like true currents and voltages, relative errors, resolutions, scale ranges, noise powers, noise figures, resistances while accounting for uncertainties and significant figures.

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    This document contains 20 questions related to electrical measurement instruments and calculations involving significant figures, errors, and uncertainties. It provides problems for two groups (odd and even numbered questions) pertaining to topics like ammeters, voltmeters, errors, resolutions, noise measurements, thermometers, and potentiometers. Students are asked to calculate values like true currents and voltages, relative errors, resolutions, scale ranges, noise powers, noise figures, resistances while accounting for uncertainties and significant figures.

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    ASSIGNMENT-02 (PCEE-621) Chapter-2 Unsolved Problems

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    ASSIGNMENT-02 (PCEE-621)

    Chapter-2 Unsolved problems


    Note: Group-A will do ODD numbers of ques and Group-B will do EVEN number of questions
    Q1. An ammeter reads 6.7 A and true value of current is 6.54 A. Determine the error and the correction
    for this instrument.

    Q2.A voltmeter reads 109.5 V. The error taken from an error curve is -0.37 V. Determine the true
    voltage.

    Q3. The measured value of a voltage is 111 V while its true value is 110 V. Calculate the relative error.

    Q4. A 0-100 V voltmeter has 200 scale divisions which can be read to ½ division. Determine the
    resolution of the meter in volt.

    Q5. A diaphragm type pressure measuring instrument is calibrated for absolute pressures of 6 to 760
    mm of mercury. It has an accuracy of ±1% based upon scale span. Calculate the scale range, scale span
    and maximum static error.

    Q6. State the number of significant figures in each of the following:

    (a) 542 A (b) 1.65 V (c) 27.25 W (d) 0.00005Ω (e) 4×10^6 (f) 20,002 (g) 0.345 kΩ

    Q7. The true value of voltage across a resistor is 50 V. The measurement finds a value of 49 V. Calculate
    (a) the absolute error (b) the percent error.

    Q8. The following set of ten measurements was recorded during an experiment. Calculate the precision
    of fourth measurement.

    Measurement Quantity
    No.

    1 98

    2 102

    3 101

    4 97

    5 100

    6 103

    7 98

    8 106

    9 107

    10 99

    Q9. A voltmeter has an input resistance of 15 MΩ. How much noise voltage will it generate for each
    cycle of frequency bandwidth at 17⸰C ? The Boltzmann constant is 1.38×10^-23 J/K.
    Q10. Calculate the noise power available in 100 kHz of bandwidth at a temperature of 300 K. The
    Boltzmann constant is 1.38×10^-23 J/K.

    Q11. Calculate power spectrum density from a welding torch whose temperature is 7000C. The
    Boltzmann constant is 1.38 x 10-23 J/K [Ans. 01x10-8 W /Hz]

    Q12. An amplifier has a noise figure of 30 db. If the input signal S/N is 100, what is the output S/N ?
    Calculate also the noise factor. [Ans. 0.1, 1000]

    Q13. A high impedance voltmeter has a 15 MO input impedance which is composed of three 5 M2
    resistors in series. Calculate the total noise voltage generated in the resistors at a temperature of 290K
    over a 100 kHz frequency range. Boltzmann constant is 1.38 ×10-23 J/°K. [Ans. 155 V ]

    Q14. A resistor at a temperature of 290K has a noise voltage of 2 u V for a 50 kHz bandwidth Calculate
    the temperature at which the noise is 20% of its value at 290 K. [Ans. 11.6˚K]

    Q15. In order to measure noise figure of an amplifier, a noise voltage that is 10% of the signal voltage
    is applied at the input of the amplifier. The noise voltage at the output of the amplifier is 20% of the
    signal voltage Calculate the noise figure of the amplifier [Ans, 6.02 db]

    Q16. A mercury thermometer has a capillary tube of 0.3 mm diameter. If the bulb is made of zero
    expansion material what volume must it have if a sensitivity of 3 mm/C is desired ? Assume operating
    temperature of be 20°C and co-efficient of volumetric expansion of mercury is 0.181x 10-3

    [Ans. 1171.6 mm3]

    Q17. Four resistors are connected in series. The values of resistors are 28.4 Ω , 4.25 Ω, 56.605 Ω, and
    0.75 Ω with an uncertainty of one unit, in the last digit in each. Calculate the total series resistance,
    giving only significant figures in the answer. [Ans. 90 Ω]

    Q18. A current of 2.56 A is flowing in a resistance of 45.73 Ω. Each quantity has an uncertainty of one
    unit in the last digit. Find the value of voltage drop to the appropriate number of significant figures.

    [Ans. 117 V]

    Q19. Deter the linearity of a potentiometer to obtain an error not to exceed 1 part in 10,000 [Ans. 0.01%]

    Q20. A recording instrument requires a current of 0.05 A to overcome initial friction and produce
    motion of the movement Define this effect and list factors which produce it. [Ans. Dead zone =
    0.05 A]

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