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    1. The document contains a 30 question multiple choice test on principles of electricity and magnetism. The test covers topics like Kirchhoff's laws, circuit analysis techniques including node voltage analysis, mesh current analysis, Thevenin's theorem, and Norton's theorem. 2. Questions ask students to analyze circuits to determine unknown currents and voltages, convert between delta and wye circuits, calculate equivalent resistances using various theorems, and identify the application of fundamental circuit laws and analysis methods. 3. The test is designed to evaluate students' mastery of core electrical concepts taught in a first year introductory course on the topic.

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    UGANDA INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

    PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM FIRST YEAR TE EVENING (2022/2023)


    TEST ONE.

    TIME 2HOURS.
    Attempt ALL questions

    1. KCL is based on the fact that


    a) There is a possibility for a node to store energy.
    b) There cannot be an accumulation of charge at a node.
    c) Charge accumulation is possible at node
    d) Charge accumulation may or may not be possible.
    2. Relation between currents according to KCL is

    a) i1=i2=i3=i4=i5
    b) i1+i4+i3=i5+i2
    c) i1-i5=i2-i3-i4
    d) i1+i5=i2+i3+i4
    3. The algebraic sum of voltages around any closed path in a network is equal to
    ____________
    a) Infinity
    b) 1
    c) 0
    d) Negative polarity
    4. 4. Calculate potential difference between x and y

    a) 4.275v
    b) -4.275v
    c) 4.527v
    d) -4.527v
    5. Find R-value from the below circuit?

    a) 17.5 Ω
    b) 17.2 Ω
    c) 17.4 Ω
    d) 17.8 Ω

    6. Determine currents I1 , I2 and I3.

    a) -3.3A, -8.5A, 2.4A


    b) 3A, -8A, 2A
    c) 3.3A, 8.5A, -2.4A
    d) 3.2A, 8.6A, 2.3A

    7. If there are 3 Resistors R1, R2 and R3 in series and V is total voltage and I is
    total current then Voltage across R2 is
    a) V R3/ R1 + R2 + R3
    b) V R2/ R1 + R2 + R3
    c) V R1/R1 + R2 + R3
    d) V
    8. Solve and find the value of I.

    a) -0.5A
    b) 0.5A
    c) -0.2A
    d) 0.2A

    9. The basic laws for analyzing an electric circuit are :-


    a) Einstein’s theory
    b) Newtons laws
    c) Kirchhoff’s laws
    d) Faradays laws
    10. For a parallel connected resistor R1, R2 and a voltage of V volts. Current
    across the first resistor is given by
    a) I R1
    b) I R2
    c) I R1 / R1 + R2
    d) I R2 / R1 + R2

    11. Using source transformation, calculate the voltage.

    a) 4.33V
    b) 39V
    c) 0.230V
    d) 36V
    12. If there are five 20V voltage sources in parallel, then in source transformation
    __________
    a) All are considered
    b) Only one is considered
    c) All are ignored
    d) Only 2 are considered

    13. By using source transformation voltage source in series with a resistor is


    replaced by __________
    a) Voltage source in series with a resistor
    b) Current source in parallel with a resistor
    c) Voltage source in parallel with a resistor
    d) Current source in series with a resistor

    14. If there are two resistors in parallel and in series with a voltage source then
    ___________
    a) Parallel resistor has no effect
    b) Series resistor has no effect
    c) Both has their respective effects
    d) Both has no effect on the voltage source

    15. 5. Which element(s) has no effect in the given circuit?

    a) 7Ω
    b) 10Ω
    c) Both 7Ω and 10Ω
    d) Voltage source.
    16. Find the voltage across 24Ω resistor by using Thevenin’s theorem.

    a) 8V
    b) 9V
    c) 1V
    d) 6V

    15. Find the Thevenin’s resistance for the network given.

    a) 6.75Ω
    b) 5.85Ω
    c) 4.79Ω
    d) 1.675Ω

    16. Using Thevenin’s theorem, the voltage across 6Ω resistor is __________

    a) 7.5V
    b) 6.78V
    c) 20V
    d) 8.57V

    17. Find the Norton’s current for the circuit given below.

    a) 5A
    b) 3.33A
    c) 4A
    d) 1.66A

    18. Calculate RTh for the network given.

    a) 8Ω
    b) 7Ω
    c) 2Ω
    d) 1Ω
    19. Thevenin’s equivalent circuit consists of a ____________
    a) Voltage source in series with a resistor
    b) Current source in parallel with a resistor
    c) Voltage source in parallel with a resistor
    d) Current source in series with a resistor
    20. Norton’s equivalent circuit consists of a _____________
    a) Voltage source in series with a resistor
    b) Current source in parallel with a resistor
    c) Both voltage and current sources
    d) Current source in series with a resistor

    21. Thevenin’s voltage is equal to ____________


    a) Short circuit voltage
    b) Open circuit current
    c) Open circuit voltage
    d) Short circuit current

    22. Norton’s current is equal to ____________


    a) Short circuit voltage
    b) Open circuit current
    c) Open circuit voltage
    d) Short circuit current

    23. Thevenin’s resistance RTh = ___________


    a) VTh/ISC
    b) VSC/ITh
    c) VTh/ITh
    d) VSC /ISC

    24. In a network maximum power transfer occurs when __________


    a) RTh= -RL
    b) RTh/RL =0
    c) RTh= RL
    d) RTh+RL= 1

    24. Maximum power in terms of the thevenin’s voltage and load resistance
    __________
    a) (VTh) 2 /4RL
    b) (VTh) 2 *4RL
    c) (VTh) 2 +4RL
    d) 4RL/ (VTh) 2
    25. Calculate the maximum power delivered across R L of the circuit given.

    a) 900W
    b) 1025W
    c) 2025W
    d) 1500W
    1406.25

    26. Find the current in the 3Ω resistor of the given network using Superposition
    principle.

    a) 2.5A
    b) 3.125A
    c) 6.525A
    d) 5.625A

    27. Convert the given Delta circuit to star circuit and give the R a , Rb and
    Rc values.

    a) Ra=5Ω, Rb = 4.5Ω, Rc=4.67Ω


    b) Ra=4Ω, Rb=4.30Ω, Rc=4.66Ω
    c) Ra=3Ω, Rb=4Ω, Rc =5Ω
    d) Ra=5.2Ω, Rb=4.2Ω, Rc =4.89Ω

    28. Convert the given star network into Pi network and calculate the sum of all
    the resistances in the obtained Pi network.

    a) 125.5Ω
    b) 122.5Ω
    c) 127.8Ω
    d) 129.8Ω
    117.5

    29. What will be the resistance between B and C when the network given below
    is converted into delta?

    a) 13Ω
    b) 8.66Ω
    c) 6.5Ω
    d) 7.33Ω

    30. The conductance of a 923Ω resistance is


    a) 1.08 * 10-3 mho
    b) 1.08 * 10-4 mho
    c) 1.02 * 10-3 mho
    d) 1.02 * 10-4 mho

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