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GroupB
s.
loop system.
loop system.
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(c) A voltage amplifier without feedback has a nominal
6.
A=
[000 -00]
0
4.
dx ( t)
dt
- - = Ax ( t) + Bu ( t)
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system is given by
K
G(s)
K(s+ S)
s ( s + 2) {1 + Ts)
10
2x 10
voltmeter, it is
10
s(s+2)
c ( s)
-----~----'
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transfer function is to
rings
(d) none of the above
{iv) Hay's bridge is suitable for measuring
(a) inductances having high Q-values
(b) resistances below one ohm
(c) inductances having low Q-values
{d) capacitances having low value
( v) Dynamometer type wattmeters are suitable for
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(a)
Name two of the problems associated with measurement of low resistances ? How are they overcome?
Describe the Kelvin's double bridge for the comparison of two low resistances. Give theory of the bridge
and arrangement necessary in order that the greatest
precision possible may be obtained.
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(a) The
unit
impulse response of a
Determin~
tile c:onditiOn for stability of the closedloop) system having the open-loop transfer
functionsof the equation
K
G(s) H(s)
10
.
s (1 + 7; s ), (tll ~$ ))
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((l")l <ronstructt tfte: Beclh~ pl~tl. for. an: opem loop system
sy!ffi:m is.
. having
G:(s ).'
2dy
... al
d' .
-cfl y +
- +lly
- = x. Ignore m1t1
con 1t10ns.
dxz
6.
3d.x
( 4 )
Fromtlie.-plbt',.o6tllinthegainmarginandphasemargin
for tHe OOrrestJOnding unity feedback close-loop
system. Comment (Iff tfie stability of the system.
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G(s)
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lO{s+ lO)
s(s+2) (s+S)
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ANY TWO
ALL
from Group A,
from Group C.
by
L
= ( 12 + 69- 9 ) ~
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GroupB
has
following
data:
Number
of
. S.
(a, Defme open and closed loop control system. Give it~
advantages and disadvantages.
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10
6+6
is
= 8 34 Q in series with
balance
conditions
and
4.
Fig. I.
the
system
response
to
be
12
12
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fields.
(c) guard the resistance against overloads.
G ( s)
1! s (1 + s) (1 + 2s)
8.
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( b ) Schering bridge.
3x2
equation of a system.
Groupe
10x2
( v) In a fluxmeter,
(a ) the controlling torque is produced by weights
attached to moving coil.
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(b) stable.
( b ) mixed node.
( c ) transmittance.
( d) asymptotically stable.
(d) branch.
( d) tachometer.
( viii) Cut-off rate is the slope. of the log-magnitude
{ 6 )
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1. {a ) Derive the dimensions of (i) e.m.f., ( ii) permeability, (iii hesistivity, and (iv) electric flux density
mL, M, T, I system of dimensions.
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(b) Describe the construction and working of a coordinate type a.c. potentiometer. Explain how an
unknown voltage can be measured with it.
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Wlv
I f
CT
J
Fig.1
vo
(b) Draw the signal flow graph and determine C/R for
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used for meas~ement of r.m.s. value of high voltages. Explain their advantages and disadvantages. 10
(b) What are the different methods of measurement
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5.
( 2 )
C (s)
s (s + 0.8)
1 +as
Fig.3
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( ii) An imperfect capacitor is represented by a capacitance, CP, in parallel with a resistance RP. The
r. Sketch the Bode plot for the open -loop transfer function
for the unity feedback system given below:
G(s} =
50
(s+l}(s+2}
(d) w CPRP
From the plot, find G.M. and P.M. and assess the
stability.
20
~.
w CPRP
(b) 53Hz
(c) 106Hz
10
Groupe
..
10x2
is
( d} 0.634 ohm
( v ) Frequency can be measured by using
(a ) Maxwell's bridge.
( b ) Schering bridge.
(s )
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the owen bridge. Derive its equation for determining unknown quantities.
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10
10
10
10
10
10
CR~i, +~
r
Fig.3
Determine (i) open-loop transfer function of
system, (ii) characteristic equation of the system,
(iii) Wn, (iv) ~, (v) Wd, (vi) tP, (vii) M , (viii)
time at which the first undershoot ~ccurs,
(ix) time period of oscillations, and (x) number of
cycles complete before reaching the steady
state.
Fig.1
10
10
G(s)
10
s [s (s+ 10)+ T]
using
(a) Schering bridge.
G(s)H(s)
10
50
(s+l) (s+2)
Group C
( v) A moving iron instrument can be used for current
lOx 2
are
(a) [EL-
1 T 2]
(b) [e-
IML- t T 2]
(c) [e-
1LT- 2 ]
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~chering
10
10
10
a2 2 .
r(t) = a0 + a1t+2t
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10
10
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5+5
potentiometers.
Group C
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1. (a) Explain, with the help of a neat sketch, the construction of an electrodynamic type moving coil
ammeter. Give the equation for torque of the
ammeter and the principal advantages and disadvantages of these instruments. State the causes
of change of accuracy with change of temperature
and frequency.
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(c) What are different types of standards of measurement ? Explain their application areas.
2. (a) Describe the construction and working of a polartype potentiometer. Explain the method for
standardising it.
4.
=K
(8 2 -81)
wh~re N is the number of turns in the search coil
used;, the change in flux; 8 1 and 8 2 , the initial
and final readings in the flux meter ; and K, a
constant.
The ratio of the readinl!s of two wattmeters con, , nected to measure pow~r in a balanced 3<)>, threewire load is 5 : 3. The load is known to be inductive
with a lagging power factor. Calculate the power
factor of the load. Derive the formula used.
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Group B
5. .(a) Use the block diagram reduction technique and
signal flow graph method to determine the overall
transfer function ofthe system shown in Fig. 1.
4+6
C (s)
R (s)
Fig. 1
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d c
d c
d c
. de
-+2-+2-+(K+3)-+K
=K (dr
-+r )
4
3
2
dt
dt
dt
dt
dt
Determine the limiting positive values of K for
10
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G(s)
s(s+0.72)
x = -4x
1
1-
2+4+4
locus.
Group C
9. Choose the correct answer for the fo~lowing :
I0
x 2 +3u
x2 =
2x1 - 3x2 + 5u
y= x1 +2x2
(a) r'ML2T"3
(b) r'ML2T"2
7. (a) Forafeedbacksystem
(d) I M "1 L 2 T -J
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(iz) Tesla (T) is the unit of
(a) flux
G(s) H(s)=--K_ _
s (s+l) (s+5)
and discuss stability.
(b) penneabilio/
(c) flux density
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(iii)
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{ ,/\
(vi)
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(ix)
(x)
5
F(s) = - : : - - - s(s2 + 2s + 2)
(c) ?..ero
is equal to
(a) 0
(b) 2/5
(c) 5/2
(d) 5
0
R
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
CIR=G
C/R=G(l+H2 )
C IR = G /(1 + H 1 ) (1 + H 2 )
CIR=GI(I+H1 +H2 )
will be
(a) l
(b) 0.5
(c) zero
(d) ~~ 1
6
G(s)=-- is
s+5
(a)
1-e-s,
(b)
6-6 e- 5'
(c)
--- e
(d)
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1. (a) Derive the dimensions of(i) permeability, (ii) permittivity, (iir) resistivity, (iv) conductivity in L, M, T, I
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Fig.l
6. (a) The forward path transfer function of a unity feedback control system is given by
2
G(s)=-s(s+3)
GroupB
G(s)=
Determine the value ofk and f3 such that the closedloop unit step response has w,. = 3 radlsec and
x2 =ax,+ fx 2
x3 = bx2 + lx4
x4 = c.x3 + hxs
xs = dx4 + gx2
~ =
( 2 )
5+5
0.2.
K(s+2)
s + Ps 2 +4s+ 1
3
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k
s(s+6) (s 2 +4s+l3)
(b) 8 2
(c) 1/8
(d) l/8 2
(b) highR.
(c) lowL.
(d) highL.
generally measured by
(a) Anderson bridge.
(b) Scheri.ng bri.dge.
(c) De Sauty's bridge.
(d) Hay's bridge.
Groupe
10 X 2
(c) ML-lT-z
(d) M2L2T-z
(il) To measure 2V, if one selects 0-100 V range voltmeter, which is accurate within 1 %, the error in
the measurement may be up to
(a) 0.02%
(b) 1%
(c) 2%
(d) 50%
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(d) varying with time.
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ForNyquistplot, we use
(a) open loop function.
(b) closed loop function.
(c) characteristic function.
(d) any one ofthe above.
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Group B
(b) Describe, with the help ofa neat circuit diagram, how
bl
(c) A co-ordinate-type potentiometer is used for determination of impedance of a coil and the results
obtained are : voltage across a 1.0 ohm resistor in
series with the coil; 0.238 V on in-phase dial and
(-) 0.085 Von quadrature dial, voltage across a
10: 1 potential divider used with the coil; 0.3375 V
on in-phase dial and 0.232 V on quadrature dial.
Calculate resistance and reactance ofthe coil.
8
1
Y(s)
X(s)
Fig.1
10
device.
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s + 20ks 3 + 5s 2 + 1Os + 15 = 0
is stable.
linear.
10
>($()
~I
10
s(s + i)
>II
r,..,_. 'n
\"-.l""t".J)
Fig.4
Group C
9. Choose the correct answer for the following :
(i)
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(b) Explain about the errors in measurement.
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-}~L..-----G-(-s)-~~-->~
C (s)
Fig. 3
7. (a) Define the following:
(t)
4x3
Bode plot
L-----~~~----~
Fig.l V
4. Explain the measurement of power in a threephase circuit with two watt-metermethod, in detail and (a) draw
the phasor diagram; and (b) derive expression for power.
10+10
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G(s) =
transfer function
G(s)
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15
d.c.motor.
k
s(s 2 +4s+3)
Output
Fig. 2
ks2
(1 + 0.2s)(l + 0.02s)
~Q~
Applied Torque
(t)
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(b) precise.
the instrument is
(a) 10 bar
(a)Maxwell's bridge.
(b) 260 bar
(b) Schering bridge.
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C2 = o.t24J.LF
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G(s) =
3. (a) Describe the Lloyd Fisher square method of measuring iron losses in a ferromagnetic material.
l0
(c)
s 3 + 9s 2 + 26s + 24
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G(s)=--
10
s(s + 5)
7. (a) Apply Routh-Hurwitz criterion to the following equation and investigate the stability :
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L.-npulse generator
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5. (a) Explain, with an example, what do you mean by an
open-loop control system. What are the limitations of
open-ioop conirol system ?
5+5
8. (a) Sketch t.IJ.e root locus plot for th.e system h~ving openloop transfer function
shown in Fig. I :
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G(s) H(s)
y
10
K
s(s + 6)(s
+ 4s + 13)
Fig. I
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