Question bank CAT-1

Course Title: Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Course Code: BEE01T1003

S.N Question Marks

1. State superposition theorem. Illustrate with examples. 6
2. State Norton’s Theorem. Illustrate with examples. 6

3. Write Kirchhoff’s Voltage and current Laws with examples. 6

If a 2 ohm, 3 ohm and 5 ohm resistors are connected in star, find the equivalent
4. 6
delta connection.
Find the current I1 and I2 in the circuit given below using mesh current 6
analysis

5.

State Norton’s Theorem. Compare Norton’s and Thevenin’s Equivalent 6

6.
Circuits.
Using superposition theorem find out the potential difference across 20 ohm
resistor.
15 I 15
20 10
10
7. 6
+ + + 15V
10V 12V -
- -

figure-3

Apply Thevenin’s theorem to find Vo in the circuit of

8. 6
 Obtain Norton equivalent circuit of the circuit shown in Fig.15. at terminals a-
b.

9. 6

Apply the superposition principle to the circuit shown in fig.14, and find i.

10. 6

Using Thevenin’s theorem find out the current trough the 4 resistor for the
circuit shown below.

11. 6

Find current IX in each of the network given in Fig1. using current division
rule.

12. 6
 Determine the number of branches and nodes in the circuit shown in Fig. 4.
Identify which elements are in series and which are in parallel.
6

13.

Find all the branch currents and branch voltages in the circuit shown in Fig.5

14. 6

Using mesh current analysis find the current through 12 resistor for the
circuit in figure.

- +
10V 15
I3
15. 6
10 15
20 12 30

I1 I2 +
+ + 12V
10V 15V -
- -

figure-
 Using any of the laws and/or theorems find out the Current through 15Ω
resistor as shown in figure-

10 12

16. 6
+ 12V 20 15 40
-

figure-

Determine the equivalent Norton’s circuit which is used to represent the given
network at terminals A and B

17. 6

18. Illustrate the steps involved in Norton’s theorem with example. 6

State Thevenin’s theorem and illustrate the steps involved in calculating V Th

19. and RTh. 6

Determine the current through load resistance 𝑅 when 𝑅 is 25 ohm using

Thevenin’s theorem

20. 6