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What is a non-linear network?
What is a non-linear network?
A network whose parameters are not constant with respect to voltage or current.
What is a passive network?
What is a passive network?
A network that does not contain any independent sources of energy.
What is a distributed network?
What is a distributed network?
A network whose parameters are distributed over a continuous region of space.
What are the different types of energy sources?
What are the different types of energy sources?
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What is node analysis?
What is node analysis?
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State the maximum power transfer theorem.
State the maximum power transfer theorem.
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How can you obtain delta network impedances from star network impedances?
How can you obtain delta network impedances from star network impedances?
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State and prove the superposition theorem.
State and prove the superposition theorem.
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What are the properties of Laplace transform?
What are the properties of Laplace transform?
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What is the transient and steady-state response for an RC circuit?
What is the transient and steady-state response for an RC circuit?
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What is the significance of general and particular solutions?
What is the significance of general and particular solutions?
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Explain the condition of symmetry in Y parameters.
Explain the condition of symmetry in Y parameters.
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Explain Z parameters in detail.
Explain Z parameters in detail.
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What is parallel resonance?
What is parallel resonance?
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What are the parameters related to filter?
What are the parameters related to filter?
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Explain low pass filter in detail.
Explain low pass filter in detail.
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Study Notes
Winter Examination - 2022-23
- Course: B. Tech
- Branch: E&I
- Semester: 3
- Subject: BTEIC_302 & NETWORK THEORY
- Max Marks: 60
- Date: 11.03.23
- Duration: 3 Hrs
Instructions to Students
- All questions are compulsory.
- Question level/course outcome (CO) is indicated in parentheses.
- Non-programmable scientific calculators are allowed.
- Assume reasonable data as needed and clearly state assumptions.
Question 1 - Solve Any Two
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A) Define:
- Non-Linear Network
- Passive Network
- Distributed Network
- B) Explain: Energy source classification
- C) Explain: Node analysis in detail, including an example.
Question 2 - Solve Any Two
- A) Explain: Maximum power transfer theorem with an example
- B) Discuss: Obtaining delta network impedances from a star network.
- C) State and Prove: Superposition theorem
Question 3 - Solve Any Two
- A) List: Properties of Laplace transform
- B) Explain: Transient and steady-state response for RC circuit with unit ramp and impulse inputs
- C) Discuss: Significance of general and particular solutions
Question 4 - Solve Any Two
- A) Explain: Symmetry conditions in Y parameters
- B) Explain: Z parameters in detail
- C) Obtain: Laplace transform of unit step and unit ramp signals
Question 5 - Solve Any Two
- A) Explain: Parallel resonance in detail
- B) Explain: Filter parameters including frequency response, cut-off frequency, and pass band
- C) Explain: Low-pass filter in detail
Additional Examination Information (from subsequent pages)
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Course: B. Tech
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Branch: Electrical Engineering and Allied Branches
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Subject: Network Theory
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Date: 12/08/2022
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Semester: IV
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Duration: 3.45 Hrs. (or 3 Hrs, depending on the exam)
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Additional Instructions are consistently listed: Compulsory questions, clear mention of expected answers, use of scientific calculators, and data assumption as required
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Specific questions topics (e.g., KVL, KCL, Thevenin's theorem, short circuits, open circuits, linear/nonlinear elements, unilateral/bilateral elements, energy source types, symmetry/reciprocity conditions of Z-parameters) are included.
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Various problem-solving examples/circuits are also referenced.
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Exam format consistently lists sections for solving problems or specific tasks. These include finding equivalent resistances, analyzing circuits, explaining different network theorems, calculating current given circuits, understanding concepts of filters.
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Frequency response, bandwidth calculation, resonance, and different circuit types (RC, RL, RLC circuits) are covered.
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Test your knowledge on Network Theory as part of the B. Tech E&I curriculum for Semester 3. This quiz includes various topics such as non-linear networks, maximum power transfer theorem, and Laplace transforms. Prepare to solve multiple theoretical and practical problems to demonstrate your understanding.