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    This document contains 40 questions related to the topic of network analysis for an electrical engineering course. The questions cover various network analysis concepts and techniques including dot convention, mesh and node analysis, Thevenin's and Norton's theorems, Laplace transforms, source transformations, network parameters such as Z-parameters and Y-parameters, initial conditions, and more. Diagrams are provided with some questions.

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    BE Semester-III (Electrical) Question Bank

    Network Analysis

    All questions carry equal marks (10 marks)

    Q.1 Explain Dot convention with suitable Example


    Q.2 Derive the inter-relationship between incidence matrix, Tie-set matrix and
    cut-set matrix.
    Q.3 Give the difference between mesh and node.
    Q.4 Find the current through branch AB in this figure given below by Thevenin’s theorem.

    Q.5 Derive the equivalent circuit with voltage source in series with resistance by using
    source transformation technique.

    Q.6 Find all mesh currents by using mesh analysis method.

    Q.7 State Millman’s theorem.


    Q.8 Explain the concept of Super-mesh and Super-node with one suitable example for each.
    Q.9 Write the property of laplace transform 1) Unit impulse 2) Unit step and 3) Unit ramp
    function
    Q.10 Explain the concept of complex frequency.
    Q.11 Derive the symmetry and reciprocity condition for transmission parameter
    Q.12 Give the application of h-parameter and also state the relation between h-parameter
    with transmission parameter
    Q.13 What is network function? Define the terms “Driving point impedance” and “driving
    point admittance” of a one port network.
    Q.14 Derive the condition for a maximum power transfer
    2 2
    Q.15 In the given figure below switch K is opened at t = 0. Find the v, dv/dt and d v/dt at t
    =0+.

    Q.16 State and Explain Thevenin’s Theorem and Norton’s Theorem with suitable
    Example.
    Q.17 Explain the following,
    (I) Linear Network (II) Passive Network (III) Active network (IV) Bilateral and
    Unilateral Element (V) Node and Mesh (VI) Ideal Voltage Source
    Q.18 How inductor and Capacitor will have at t=0 and t=.Draw equivalent
    networks.

    Q.19 State and Explain Kirchoff’s current Law and Kirchoff’s voltage law.
    Q.20 Explain the rules for source transformation technique.
    Q.21 What are Y-Parameters and Z-Parameters? Derive the Expression for ZParameters
    in terms of Y-parameters and vice – versa.
    Q.22 Explain the concept of the complex frequency.
    Q.23 Explain in brief the concept of initial conditions.
    Q.24 What is network function? Define the terms “Driving point impedance” and “driving
    point admittance” of a one port network.
    Q.25 Draw the dual network of given network.
    Q.26
    Draw the graph, tree and co-tree for the figure given.

    Q.27 Define the following terms,


    (I) Link (II) Graph (III) Tree (IV) Node (V) Branch
    Q.28 Define and Prove the Initial value and Final value Theorem.
    Q.29 Explain dot conversion rules for coupled circuits.
    Q.30 Poles and Zeros of network functions
    Q.31 Prove AB-BC=1.
    Q.32 Explain: (i) Ideal Sources (ii) Controlled Sources.
    Q.33 Explain: (i) Unilateral and Bilateral Networks (ii) Active
    and Passive Networks.
    Q.34 Explain the advantages of Laplace transformation.
    Q.35 Explain: (i) Inductance parameter (ii) Capacitance parameter.
    Q.36 Determine the value of the current through the 10 V battery in the following
    network using Mesh analysis.

    Q.37 How inductor and Capacitor will have at t=0 and t=.Draw equivalent networks.
    Q.38 A series RLC circuit with R = 2 ohm, L = 1 H and C = 0.5 Farad with the applied
    voltage V (t) = sint. Find i(t) if the switch is closed at t= 0. Use Laplace transform
    method.
    Q.39 What is time constant? Explain its significance through one suitable example.
    Q.40 Obtain the transform representation of an inductor with initial current i(0-) in term
    of (i) Impedance (II) Admittance.

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