Matoshri College Of Engineering &Research Centre Nashik

Department of Electronics & Telecommunication

SE E&TC
Sub:- Electrical Circuit &Machines Duration :- 30 min. Marks:- 20

Q1. Fig. Shows currents in the part of an electric circuit. The current I is

a) 1.7A b) 3.7A
c) 1.3A d) 1A

Q2. Fig shows a part of a closed electrical circuit. Then 𝑉𝐴 − 𝑉𝐵 is

a) -8V b) 6V
c) 10V d) 3V
Q3. The current in 3k Ω resistor in fig. by converting the current source in voltage source is

a) 10mA b) 12mA
c) 6mA d) 5mA

Q4.UsingMesh analysis , the current in 4Ω resistor in Fig . is …….

a) 3A downward b) 6A upward
c) 9A upward d) 2A downward

Q5. For the circuit shown in fig. the power transferred will be maximum when 𝑅𝐿 is equal to

a) 4.5 Ω b) 6 Ω
c) 3 Ω d) none of the above
Q6. Under the conditions of maximum power transfer, the efficiency is
a) 75% b) 100%
c) 50% d) 25%

Q7. Fig i . shows Norton’s equivalent circuit of a network where as Fig .ii shows its Thevenin’s
equivalent circuit. The value of 𝐸𝑡ℎ is

a) 1.5V b) 0.866V
c) 3V d) 6V

Q8. Convert the Voltage source sown in fig. to an equivalent current source

a) 2.4 A in parallel with 2.5 Ω resistor

b) 3A in parallel with 50 Ω resistor
c) 2.4 A series with 25 Ω resistor
d) None of the above
Q9.In the short circuit test on a transformer, we generally short circuit……………

a) High-voltage winding b) low voltage winding

c) either low or high voltage winding d) none of the above

Q10.By performing an appropriate source conversion, find the voltage across 120 Ω resistor in Fig.

a) 20V b) 40V
c) 30V d) 60V

Q11. Using superposition theorem, current in 10 Ω resistor in fig.

a) 20mA downward b) about 500mA downward

c) 24mA upward d) 208mA upward
Q12. Find the Norton equivalent current source at terminals x-y in fig.
 a) IN = 4mA R N = 5Ω
b) IN = 1A R N = 3.5Ω
c) IN = 2.5A R N = 6Ω
d) IN = 3.3A R N = 6.67Ω

Q13. The open –circuit test on a transformer gives……….

a) Copper losses b) friction losses
c) iron losses d) total losses

Q14. An ideal transformer is one which ……………

a) has no losses and leakage reactance
b) does not work
c) has same number of primary and secondary turns
d) none of the above

Q15. The primary and secondary of transformer are ………….. coupled.

a) electrically b) magnetically
c) electrically & magnetically d) none of the above

Q16. The iron core is used to ………………. of the transformer.

a) increase the weight
b) provide the magnetic coupling
c) reduce core losses
d) none of the above

Q17. A 2000/200 V, 20kVA ideal transformer has 66 turns in the secondary . The primary turns
is………….
a) 440 b)660
c) 550 d) 330

Q18. A 230/2300 V transformer takes no load current of 5A at 0.25 power factor lagging. The core
loss is.
a) 300.2W b) 192.5W
c) 287.5W d) 212.6W
Q19. The no load input power to transformer is practically equal to ………….. loss in the
transformer.
a) iron b) copper
c) eddy current d) none of the above

Q20. In fig. , the applied voltage V1 and secondary induced e.m.f. E2 are …….

a) in phase b) 1800 out phase

c) 900 out phase d) none of the above