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Q.2

Q.3 (a)
Q.3(b) The current waveform in the following figure shows the instantaneous values of current versus
time intervals. Calculate the average value of the current in amperes (A).

Q.4
Q.5 For a single phase AC circuit with equivalent impedance of the circuit as Z = 2 - 2j Ω. Comments
about Current.

Q.6 The power dissipated in a circuit will be zero when the phase difference between the current and
voltage is ?

Q.7 Find the amplitude (V), phase (deg), period (s) and frequency (Hz) of the sinusoid,
v(t) = 325.26cos(314.15t + 120o)V

Q.8 i1 (t)=15 cos(ωt-11o)A and i2 (t)=14 sin( ωt + 10o)A are two given sinusoids. Find their difference
(answer in polar form).

Solution:
Q.9 The apparent power in a single-phase AC circuit is S = 5 kVA and the power factor of the circuit is
0.8. Calculate the real and reactive power of the circuit.

Solution: VI=S=5 KVA, pf=0.8

Q.10 In a series RL circuit, supply voltage is given as v = 200√2 sin( ωt) V and impedance of the circuit is Z
= 16 + j12 Ω . Calculate the reactive power developed in the circuit (in kVAR).

Solution:

Q.11 In a series RLC circuit, R = 12 Ω, XL = 6 Ω, and XC = 9 Ω , and supply voltage rms value, Vs = 100 V.
What is the voltage magnitude (rms value) across the capacitor ? (answer in volts)

Solution:
Q.12 A resistive load rated at 100V, 500W is to be connected to a capacitor in series, connected across a
220V, 50Hz supply. Find the phase angle between the current and the supply voltage (answer in
degrees).

Solution:

Q.13 A load Z draws 12 kVA at a power factor of 0.8 lagging from a single phase 120-V rms, 60 Hz ac
sinusoidal source.
Calculate: (i) the active power (kW),
(ii) the reactive power (kVAR) delivered to the load,
(iii) the peak current (A).

Solution:

Q.14 An ac motor with impedance ZL = 2 + j11 Ω is supplied by a single phase 220-V, 50-Hz ac sinusoidal
source. Find (1) power factor of the circuit (2) Current drawn by motor (3) active power, reactive power
apparent power and Complex power.s
Solution:

Q.15 In the circuit shown in Fig. 1, R = 7.5Ω, L = 0.5 mH, and C = 6µF. The resonant frequency in Hz
(hertz)

Solution: