Network Elements and the Concept of Circuit
- The 2-port network shown in the circuit given below is connected in parallel with another 2-port network which has y11 = –y12 = –y21 = y22 = Y
The y-parameters of the composite network will satisfy which one of the following?
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Given y11 = –y12 = –y21 = y22 = Y
From figure I1 = 0.V1 + 0V2 ....(A)
I2 = gV1 + 0V2 ....(B)
On comparing equation (A) and (B) with standard equation
I1 = Y11 V1 + Y12 V2
and I2 = Y21 Y1 + Y22 V2,
we get Y21 = g According to the given condition the given 2-port network is connected in parallel with the network whose Y-parameters are given. So, Y-parameters of the composite network will satisfy only option (C).
i.e. Y21 = – y + gCorrect Option: C
Given y11 = –y12 = –y21 = y22 = Y
From figure I1 = 0.V1 + 0V2 ....(A)
I2 = gV1 + 0V2 ....(B)
On comparing equation (A) and (B) with standard equation
I1 = Y11 V1 + Y12 V2
and I2 = Y21 Y1 + Y22 V2,
we get Y21 = g According to the given condition the given 2-port network is connected in parallel with the network whose Y-parameters are given. So, Y-parameters of the composite network will satisfy only option (C).
i.e. Y21 = – y + g
- What is the locus of the tip of the voltage phasor across R in a series R-L-C circuit?
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The locus of the tip of the voltage phasor across R in a series R-L-C circuit will be a circle.
Correct Option: C
The locus of the tip of the voltage phasor across R in a series R-L-C circuit will be a circle.
- Consider the following circuit:
If V1 = 5V and V2 = 3 V, then what is the input impedance of the CRO in the above circuit?
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The given circuit.
Let the input impedance of CRO is R2 the given circuit can be redrawn as shown below
Applying voltage divider ruleV2 = V1 × R2 R1 + R2 3V = 5 V × R2 1 MΩ + R2
or 5R2 = 3 R2 + 3
or 2R2 = 3
or R2 = 1.5 MΩCorrect Option: B
The given circuit.
Let the input impedance of CRO is R2 the given circuit can be redrawn as shown below
Applying voltage divider ruleV2 = V1 × R2 R1 + R2 3V = 5 V × R2 1 MΩ + R2
or 5R2 = 3 R2 + 3
or 2R2 = 3
or R2 = 1.5 MΩ
- Consider the following circuit:
What is power delivered to resistor R in the above circuit?
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The given circuit
The given circuit can be redrawn as shown below.
From above figure
P/Q = R/S
i.e.
60/120 = 30/60 (Wheatstone bridge)
Therefore, power delivered to resistor R is zero watt.Correct Option: B
The given circuit
The given circuit can be redrawn as shown below.
From above figure
P/Q = R/S
i.e.
60/120 = 30/60 (Wheatstone bridge)
Therefore, power delivered to resistor R is zero watt.
- Consider the following circuit:
In the above circuit, the current I2 is 2 A when the value of R1 is 20Ω. What will be the value of I2 when R1 is changed to 10Ω?
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Since the resistance R is connected to a constant current source, therefore, the value of I2 will remain the same.Correct Option: B
Since the resistance R is connected to a constant current source, therefore, the value of I2 will remain the same.