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Ec 8261 - Circuits and Devices Laboratory: Second Semester

This document provides instructions for a laboratory exam on circuits and devices. It lists 20 experiments to be completed during the exam, each worth 100 marks, testing concepts like diode characteristics, transistor characteristics, filters, and circuit theorems. Students are to set up circuits, collect data, draw diagrams and plots, and be prepared to discuss their results. The exam is worth a total of 100 marks and will last 3 hours.

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Ec 8261 - Circuits and Devices Laboratory: Second Semester

This document provides instructions for a laboratory exam on circuits and devices. It lists 20 experiments to be completed during the exam, each worth 100 marks, testing concepts like diode characteristics, transistor characteristics, filters, and circuit theorems. Students are to set up circuits, collect data, draw diagrams and plots, and be prepared to discuss their results. The exam is worth a total of 100 marks and will last 3 hours.

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B.E / B.Tech PRACTICAL END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS,
APRIL / MAY 2018
Second Semester

EC 8261 - CIRCUITS AND DEVICES LABORATORY


(Regulations -2017)

Time : 3 Hours Max. Marks 100

MARK SPLIT UP
Aim & Apparatus Circuit
Viva
Identification Required & Diagram & Observation Result Total
Voce
Procedure Tabulation
10 Marks 15 Marks 25 Marks 30 Marks 10 Marks 10 100 Marks
Marks

1 Conduct a suitable experiment to determine the forward bias and reverse bias (100)
characteristics of semiconductor diode and determine the cut in voltage, static resistance
and dynamic resistance from the obtained characteristics.

2 Plot the V-I characteristics of specifically designed reverse biased Diode and determine the (100)
breakdown voltage and Dynamic resistance in both forward bias and reverse bias.

3 Conduct an experiment to determine the line and load regulation of Zener Diode and plot (100)
the characteristics.

4 Conduct an experiment to determine the input and output characteristics of CE (100)


configuration and calculate the h-parameter values from the input and output characteristic
curves.

5 Conduct an experiment to determine the input and output characteristics of CB (100)


configuration and calculate the h-parameter values from the input and output characteristic
curves.

6 Conduct an experiment to determine the Drain and Transfer characteristics of FET and (100)
determine the FET parameters: Drain resistance (rd), Transconductance (gm) and
Amplification factor (μ).

7 Perform VI characteristics of Unidirectional, three terminal device. Plot the graph and (100)
determine the Latching current, holding current and forward break over voltage.

8 1. Construct the following circuit and obtain the corresponding output if the input is a (50)
sine wave of 10V (p-p).
(i) Positive clipper
(ii) Negative Clipper

9 Construct a circuit to perform positive and negative clamping and observe necessary (100)
waveforms, if the input is a sine waveform and a square waveform of amplitude 10V(p-p).

10 Conduct an experiment on FWR with and without capacitor filter. Plot the input/output (100)
Waveforms and calculate the ripple factor.

11 Practically verify Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law in the given network along with the theoretical (100)
calculations.

12 Practically verify Kirchhoff’s Current Law in the given network along with the theoretical (100)
calculations.

13 Practically verify Thevenin’s theorem in the given network along with the theoretical (100)
calculations, also find the current through RL.
14 Practically verify Norton’s theorem in the given network along with the theoretical (100)
calculations.

15 Practically verify Superposition theorem in the given network along with the theoretical (100)
calculations.

16 Practically verify Maximum power transfer in the given network along with the (100)
theoretical calculations.
17 Practically verify Reciprocity theorem in the given network along with the theoretical (100)
calculations.

18 Plot the response curve and determine the Resonant Frequency, Bandwidth and Q- (100)
Factor of
(a) A series RLC circuit with R = 1 kΩ, L = 50 mH and C = 1µF is connected
across a sinusoidal source of 12 V.
(b) A parallel RLC circuit with R = 1 kΩ, L = 50 mH and C = 1µF is connected
across a sinusoidal source of 12 V.

19 Construct a circuit to find transient response of RL and RC circuit with R = 10KΩ, (100)
L = 0.1mH and C=1000 μF. Verify results theoretically.

20 Conduct a suitable experiment to determine the forward bias and reverse bias (100)
characteristics of semiconductor diode and determine the static resistance, dynamic
resistance and reverse resistance from the obtained characteristics.

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