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3 Semester: Time: 1.5 Hour Maximum Marks: 60

This document is the model exam for the third semester B.Tech degree course EE201 Circuits and Networks. The exam has two parts. Part A contains 6 short answer questions worth 5 marks each, covering topics like superposition theorem, Y parameters, pole-zero significance, coupling coefficient, and fundamental cutsets. Part B contains 4 long answer questions worth 10 marks each, with questions on maximum power transfer, current through a resistor, RLC input expression, and network synthesis. The document provides the exam structure, questions and instructions for the candidates.

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3 Semester: Time: 1.5 Hour Maximum Marks: 60

This document is the model exam for the third semester B.Tech degree course EE201 Circuits and Networks. The exam has two parts. Part A contains 6 short answer questions worth 5 marks each, covering topics like superposition theorem, Y parameters, pole-zero significance, coupling coefficient, and fundamental cutsets. Part B contains 4 long answer questions worth 10 marks each, with questions on maximum power transfer, current through a resistor, RLC input expression, and network synthesis. The document provides the exam structure, questions and instructions for the candidates.

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Name: ..

3rd SEMESTER B.TECH DEGREE MODEL EXAMINATION


MODEL EXAM - NOVEMBER 2016

EE201: CIRCUITS AND NETWORKS


Time: 1.5 Hour

Maximum Marks: 60

PART A
(Each question carries 5 marks)

Q.1.
Q.2.
Q.3.
Q.4.
Q.5.
Q.6.

State and explain superposition theorem.


Explain Y parameters of a two port network.
Explain the physical significance of pole and zero in network synthesis.
Explain term coupling coefficient.
Explain the term fundamental cutset.
For the circuit find the terminal voltage using superposition principle.

PART B
(Each question carries 10 marks, any one from each module)
Module I &II
Q.7. Derive the maximum power transfer condition for AC circuit for
(A) Variable resistance
(B)variable reactance and variable resistance condition also for.
Q.8. Find the current through 4ohm resistor. (10)

(10)

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Module III &IV


Q.9. Find the expression for sinusoidal input for series RLC circuit.

(10)

Q.10. For the graph taking 3 and 4 as tree branches and


write the
(a) Incidence matrix,
(b) Tie-set matrix, and
(c) f-cutset matrix.

Module V &VI
Q.11. Find Z parameter for the network for

Q.12. Synthesis

the

network

function

as

(10)

Foster

and

Foster

II

form.

(10)

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