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    S5 Instrumentation Engineering: Time: 3 Hour Max. Marks: 75

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    TED (21) – 5083A REVISION 2021

    MODEL QUESTION PAPER 1


    S5 INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING
    COURSE: INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS AND DRIVES
    Time: 3 Hour Max. Marks: 75
    I: Part –A: Answer all the following questions in one word or one sentence. (1 x 9 = 9Marks)
    Module Cognitive
    Outcomes Level
    1 Define the term latching current. M1.02 U
    2 The number of p-n junctions in a thyristor is ……………… M1.02 R
    3 When UJT is used for triggering an SCR, the wave shape of the voltage M2.01 U
    obtained from UJT circuit is a
    a) sine wave b) sawtooth wave c) trapezoidal wave d) square
    wave
    4 Define Fleming’s Left Hand rule. M3.01 U
    5 Write the back emf equation of a DC motor. M3.01 U
    6 Write the types of self-excited DC motor. M3.02 R
    7 A chopper, where voltage as well as current remain negative is known as M4.02 R
    type…………….. chopper
    8 Define a chopper. M4.02 U
    9 …….... is the stationary part of an induction motor M3.03 R

    II: Part – B: Answer any eight questions. Each question carries 3 Marks. (3 x 8 = 24 Marks)
    Module Cognitive
    Outcomes Level
    1. Draw the two transistor model of an SCR. M1.02 U

    2. Draw the static characteristics of DIAC. M1.03 U

    3. Draw the circuit for RC triggering of an SCR. M2.01 U

    4. Draw the circuit diagram of a single phase bridge inverter. M2.03 U

    5. Write any three applications of stepper motor. M3.03 U

    6. Write any three methods of speed control of induction motors. M3.03 U

    7. What are the output control methods of a chopper? M4.02 U

    8. Draw the circuit diagram of a single phase dual converter. M4.01 U

    9. Write any three triggering methods of SCR. M2.01 U

    10. Define the terms turn on time, turn off time and latching current of an SCR. M1.02 U
    Part – C
    Answer any six questions. Each question carries 7 marks. (7 x 6 = 42 Marks)
    Module Cognitive
    Outcomes Level
    III Explain the VI characteristics of SCR. M1.02 U

    OR

    IV Describe the working of a TRIAC. M1.03 U


    V With neat circuit diagram, explain R triggering of an SCR M2.03 U

    OR

    VI Describe TRIAC light dimming circuit. M2.03 U


    VII Explain the working of AC tacho generators. M3.03 U

    OR

    Explain the working of a stepper motor.


    VIII M3.04 U
    IX With circuit diagram and waveforms, step down chopper M4.02 U

    OR

    X Explain speed control of DC drives M4.03 U


    XI Compare natural and forced commutation of SCR.. M2.03 U
    OR

    Describe SCR triggering circuit using UJT.


    XII M2.01 U
    XIII Explain Jones chopper.. M4.03 U

    OR

    XIV Compare AC and DC drives. M4.02 U


    TED (21) – 5083A REVISION 2021

    MODEL QUESTION PAPER 1


    S5 INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING
    COURSE: INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTATION
    Time: 3 Hour Max. Marks: 75
    I: Part –A: Answer all the following questions in one word or one sentence. (1 x 9 = 9Marks)
    Module Cognitive
    Outcomes Level
    1 Define the term holding current. M1.01 R
    2 A TRIAC is equivalent to …………..SCR’sconnected in parallel. M1.03 R
    3 ……….converts dc power into ac power at desired output voltage and M2.03 U
    frequency.
    4 A switch having no moving parts is called……….. M2.03 R
    5 Class A or load commutation is possible in case of M2.02 U
    a) DC circuits only b) AC circuits only c) Both DC and AC circuits d)
    None of these
    6 …….... is the stationary part of an induction motor M3.03 R
    7 ………… device is used to obtain variable DC voltage from a constant M4.02 U
    DC voltage source.
    8 Name the device which converts AC power of fixed frequency to AC M4.01 R
    power of different frequency
    9 ………………. is used to prevent unwanted dv/dt triggering of SCR. M2.02 U

    II: Part – B: Answer any eight questions. Each question carries 3 Marks. (3 x 8 = 24 Marks)
    Module Cognitive
    Outcomes Level
    1. Define a thyristor and sketch its V-I characteristics. M1.02 U

    2. Define the terms turn on time, turn off time and latching current of an M1.02 U
    SCR.

    3. Draw the circuit for R triggering of an SCR. M2.01 U

    4. Draw the TRIAC light dimming circuit. M2.03 U

    5. Write any three applications of single phase induction motor. M3.03 U

    6. Write the equations for back emf and torque of a DC motor. M3.01 U

    7. Write any three applications of chopper M4.02 U

    8. Draw the circuit diagram of a three phase dual converter. M4.01 U


    9. Draw the circuit diagram and waveforms for a single phase ac switch M2.04 U
    with R load

    10. Draw the VI characteristics of a power diode. M1.01 U

    Part – C
    Answer any six questions. Each question carries 7 marks. (7 x 6 = 42 Marks)
    Module Cognitive
    Outcomes Level
    III With a neat sketch, describe the two transistor analogy of an SCR. M1.02 U

    OR

    Describe the structure and working of a DIAC.


    IV M1.03 U
    V With neat circuit diagram, explain RC triggering of an SCR M2.03 U

    OR

    With neat circuit diagram, explain triggering of an SCR using UJT


    VI M2.03 U
    VII Explain the working of a single phase induction motor M3.03 U

    OR

    Explain the working of a field controlled DC servo motor.


    VIII M3.04 U
    IX With circuit diagram and waveforms, explain Jone’s chopper M4.02 U
    OR

    Explain speed control of DC drives


    X M4.03 U
    XI Compare AC and DC drives M4.03 U
    OR

    With circuit diagram and waveforms, explain single phase dual converter
    XII M4.01 U
    XIII Explain principle and operation of a DC tachogenerators. M3.04 U
    OR

    Explain the working of Universal motor.


    XIV M3.03 U

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