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    1. The document contains 6 questions covering Kirchhoff's laws, Thevenin's theorem, RMS values of AC circuits, power in pure inductors, form factors, and transformer operation. 2. Question 1 involves applying Kirchhoff's laws and Thevenin's theorem to find a current. Question 2 uses Star-Delta transformations to find a battery current. 3. Question 3 derives the RMS formula for a sinusoidal current and calculates current, voltages and resonant frequency in an RLC series circuit.

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    1. The document contains 6 questions covering Kirchhoff's laws, Thevenin's theorem, RMS values of AC circuits, power in pure inductors, form factors, and transformer operation. 2. Question 1 involves applying Kirchhoff's laws and Thevenin's theorem to find a current. Question 2 uses Star-Delta transformations to find a battery current. 3. Question 3 derives the RMS formula for a sinusoidal current and calculates current, voltages and resonant frequency in an RLC series circuit.

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    1. The document contains 6 questions covering Kirchhoff's laws, Thevenin's theorem, RMS values of AC circuits, power in pure inductors, form factors, and transformer operation. 2. Question 1 involves applying Kirchhoff's laws and Thevenin's theorem to find a current. Question 2 uses Star-Delta transformations to find a battery current. 3. Question 3 derives the RMS formula for a sinusoidal current and calculates current, voltages and resonant frequency in an RLC series circuit.

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    1. a) State and explain Kirchoffs laws.

    b) Use Thevenins theorem to find the current through the 5- resistor in figure



    2a) State and explain Thevinins theorem.
    b) Find the current supplied by 10 V battery by using Star Delta transformation for the following
    network








    3a) Derive the expression for root mean square value of an alternating sinusoidal current wave
    form I = I
    m
    Sin .
    b) A circuit consists of a resistance of 15, a capacitance of 200 F and inductor of 0.05H all in
    series. If supply of 230V, 50Hz is applied to the ends of circuit. Calculate
    i) Current in the coil
    ii) Potential difference across each coil
    iii) Frequency at which current would have unity power factor
    4a) Show that power dissipated by a pure inductor exited by a sinusoidal voltage source V = V
    m
    Sin t
    is Zero.
    b) A voltage V=141Sin{314t+/3} is applied to i) Resistor of 20 ii) Inductance of 0.1 Henry
    iii) Capacitance of 100F . Find in each case the Rms value of Current and Power dissipated.
    5a) Find form factor of a waveform shown in figure.

    b) Define formfactor, peak factor, Impedance, Admittance, Susceptance.
    6a) Expalin the principle of operation of single phase transformer?
    b) A 1,000/200 V transformer takes 0.3 A at p.f of 0.2 on open circuit. Find the
    magnetizing, and iron loss component of no-load primary current.

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