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  1. For the circuit shown in the figure, the time constant RC = 1 ms. The input voltage is V1(t) = 2 sin 103 t. The output voltage V0(t) is equal to

  2. A.
    sin (103 t - 45°)
    B.
    sin (103 t + 45°)
    C.
    sin (103 t - 53°)
    D.
    sin (103 t + 53°)

  3. Bus bars are always meant for very heavy currents.

  4. A.
    True
    B.
    False

  5. A low-pass filter frequency responce H (jω) = A (ω) ejΦ(ω) does not produce any phase distortion, if

  6. A.
    A(ω) = Cω2, Φ (ω) = kω3
    B.
    A(ω) = Cω2, Φ (ω) = kω
    C.
    A(ω) = Cω2, Φ (ω) = kω2
    D.
    A(ω) = C, Φ (ω) = kω-1

  7. In a tungsten filament lamp

  8. A.
    the current at the instant of switching is less than operating current
    B.
    the current at the instant of switching is more than operating current
    C.
    the current at the instant of switching is equal to operating current
    D.
    the current at the instant of switching may be less than or equal to operating current

  9. An RLC series circuit has R = 8 Ω, XL = 8 Ω and XC = 8 Ω Its impedance is

  10. A.
    8 + j 16 Ω
    B.
    8 + j 8 Ω
    C.
    8 Ω
    D.
    24 Ω

  11. Two similar mutually coupled coils have a total inductance of 900 mH and coefficient of coupling 0.5. The self inductance of each coils is

  12. A.
    300 mH
    B.
    150 mH
    C.
    75 mH
    D.
    50 mH

  13. Flux linkages ψ and voltages v are related as


  14. The function of a choke in a fluorescent lamp is

  15. A.
    at the time of starting only
    B.
    during the working of time but not at starting time
    C.
    both at the time of starting and during working
    D.
    none of the above

  16. A series resonant circuit is fed by a voltage having rms value V. At resonance, the voltage across inductance VL and voltage across capacitance VC are related as

  17. A.
    VL > VC
    B.
    VL < VC
    C.
    VL = VC
    D.
    VL = 0.5 VC

  18. Calculate i(t) for t ≥ 0, assuming the switch has been in position A for a long time at t = 0, the switch is moved to position B.

  19. A.
    1 + e-5 x 103t
    B.
    e-5 x 103t
    C.
    1.11 e-5 x 103t
    D.
    1.11 (1 - e-5 x 103t)