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    Series Test I Introduction To Electrical Engineering

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    The document outlines an electrical engineering test with two parts. Part A contains three short questions worth 2 marks each about an ideal current source, converting a voltage source to a current source, and node voltage analysis. Part B contains three longer questions worth 7 marks each, requiring determining current in a resistor network, finding voltages using nodal analysis, and determining current through a galvanometer. The test is worth a maximum of 20 marks and must be completed in 1 hour.

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    The document outlines an electrical engineering test with two parts. Part A contains three short questions worth 2 marks each about an ideal current source, converting a voltage source to a current source, and node voltage analysis. Part B contains three longer questions worth 7 marks each, requiring determining current in a resistor network, finding voltages using nodal analysis, and determining current through a galvanometer. The test is worth a maximum of 20 marks and must be completed in 1 hour.

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    Series Test I Introduction To Electrical Engineering

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    Series Test I

    Time: 1 Hours

    Introduction to Electrical Engineering


    PART A

    Maximum : 20 Marks

    (Answer all questions, Each question carries 2 marks)

    1. What is ideal current source? Explain.


    2. Explain, how to convert a practical voltage source into current source.
    3. Discuss about Node voltage analysis
    PART B

    (Answer 2 out of 3 questions, Each question carries 7 marks)

    4. Determine the current in the 5 resistor in the network shown in the figure

    3X2=6

    2 X 7 = 14

    5. In the network, find the voltage across 4 , 2 . 5 resistors using nodal analysis.

    6. Determine the current flowing through the galvanometer shown in figure

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