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0I. Af00 mite«, I IHinductor and I µf capacitor are

connected iD penllel. Tbe combtnation is driven by
Common Data for Qaesdom ff""
'I unit.,,Qfflll, lJoderfhe ICeady state condition, The cir.cwt for QM and CK, a,,e ~en mrtt,. f ,~
the tolffteutrem ftowt through (GATf-8') both the~' aBUtne a.. tbt ~ s tJ,,,
(a) the ragtor· (b) the inductor pc~ J fur a""""
time and thrown tlJ ~_.. 2
(c) rbc capacitor only (d) au the three eJemenu

02, If die Laplau tlmform of the voltage aero• a

at t 0,

[;
,~,
gz

capaeisorofvalueof ¼Fis Vc(1) =:r:-:

"
+'_t 1-
s s +1+J
,the value of the current through the cap-dcitor
Li,(~
v_T r ·~ T
J
!h
2

at • ,. it (CATE-,e)
Yig,
(a) 0 A (b) 2 A (c)(1/Z) A (d) J A

03, for die oompemated attenuator of figure, the 05, At t • 0\ the CWTent i, ii (CATE-13)
impul,e re,pome under the oonditwn R1C, .. R2C2
(a)jf (b) ={--
is l, (GATE -9Z)
(c) "it (d) zero

c,
V,(t) 06. 1,(•) and I~•) are the Laplace trwf«rnl of i1(t) and
iz<t) retpeciivefy,The equaam for the loop curreau
J1(t) and IJ•) for the cireuit n,wn in fiawe. aficr
ihe 1witch it brought from po,itJOO 1 to .,.aim 2
at t • 0, are (GAR -13)

R+l,1 + {~- - La
(a) Ct
- LM a•J.
l
,,(,)l.
b(•) • ~ .
lyl
,,..a..,...... ,... .,.. :,
·._2r'£•.J_::·:_:·,

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,j.,.,,.,..,....................... :J
- ....,...,,.,... . . ,....., ,·.
:"'· ·~-:~'-f;,;~~:'~~1<if;2 il• ··•{1._,,....
... - J
 (a) O.SO ~-25 t) mA (b) 0.25 exp< ---2S t) mA 13. fort >0, the output voltage v/t) is (GATE - 08)
(c) O.SO«P(. . 12.St) mA (d) 0.2$ tq)(---6.l't) mA
(a) -Jr(e ½1- e·f 1) (hJ tJie j,,
12. The circuit shov.1\ in the figure is used lo cht11e the
<tpeeitor Cahcmatety &om two current sourtes aa
indicaled. The switc~ SI and 82 are mechanically
(c) tJ e l•cm(4t) (d/ fre +,in( qt)

coupled and connected as follows: (GATE • 07) 14. Fort > 0, the voltage acr0fl8 the resi1Jtor is
For2llT St <{2n + l)T. (GATE-08)
(n= 0, l, 1,...) SI to Pl and S2 to P2.
for (2n + l)T ~ t < (2n +2) T,
(a== Q. 1,2,... ) Sl to QI and S2 to Q2.
Q'I Pl Q2 P2

lO m
Vc(t)
lF

15. The switch in the circuit shown was on position 'a'

Fig.
-1 for a long time, and is moved to position 'b' at time
Asune that the capacitor 1w z.ero initial charge. t = 0. The current i(t) for t > 0 is given by
GiYen that •t) is a mrit step function, the voltage 10.k.O a b----. (GATE - 09)
VJt) ~ the capacitor is given by
li(t)
(a)
:Ill

l:(- I)-iu(t-nT)
2>

(b) u(t)+2l:(- Itu(t-nT)

O.SµF ..l.
f
T 0.2µF
l OJµF
5.k.Q

■ =I
c»

(c) ID(t)+2l:(- It(t-nT)u(t-nT) (a) o.2e-1251 u(t) mA (b) 20e- 12SOt u(t) mA
■ =)

(d) t [oJ-e"1t-2■1)+0je"it-2■T-1)] (C) 0.2e-l250I u(t) mA (d) 20e-1000t u(t) mA

■ =t 16. The time domain behavior of an RL circuit is

represented by

CODIID011 ~ta for Questions 13 & 14 L~~t) +Ri = Vo(I + Be-Rlilsint)u(t)

Tbe following series RLC cimrit with i.ero initial For an initial current of i(O) = ~ , the steady state
conditioos is excited by a unit impulse function value of the current is given by (GATE - 09)
~t).
1H 10 (a) i(t)- ~ (b) i(t) -
20
l
(c) i(t)- ~(I+ B) (d) i(t)-
2
l (I+ B)
0

IF vc(t)
17. In the circuit shown, the switch S is open for a
long time and is closed at t = 0. The current i(t) for
t ~ <r is (GATE -10)
.,. ~.~., _~.:.;."•,.,. ft"'....,...._...._., ...... f ,,_OduT11tl•dal .Ulu ....rt
,~"'~;· ,_::~~~. ~>,..d i[ 111 . ,_ ,~....... UJ<t • I • t·U lltta -'1411oatu lulcriptioa . . . ...
 (a) 0.50 exp(-25 t) mA (b) 0.25 e~p(-25 t) mA
13. Fort> 0, the output voltage vit) is (GATE• 08)
(c) 0.50 e~-12.St) mA (d) 0.25·ex.p(-6.2St) mA

12. The circuit shown in the figure is used to charge the

(a) }r(e+-e-~-•) (b) 7rte+

capacitor Calternately from two current sources as

indicated. The switches SI and S2 are mechanically
(c) jre+C08(4-,) (d) -fre+ain( f ,)
coupled atld connected as follows: (GATE • 07) 14. Fort> 0, the voltage across the resistor is
For 2nT ~ t <(2n + l)T, (GATE-08)
(n =O, I, 2,...) SI to Pl and S2 to P2.
For(2n + l)T ~ t < (2n +2) T,
(n = 0, l,2, ... ) SI to Ql and S2 to Q2.
Ql Pl Q2 P2
+
SI ......................... .
10
m
IF

15. The switch in the circuit shown was on position 'a'

Fig.
-1
for a long time, and is moved to position 'b' at time
~ e that the capacitor has zero initial charge. t = 0. The current i(t) for t > 0 is given by
Given that u(t) is a unit step function, the voltage IOill a b (GATE-09)
VJt) across the capacitor is given by
l
f
00

(a) L(- Ittu(t-nn i(t)

n=O
00
I o.2µF Sill
(b} u(t)+2L(-Itu(t-nn
n=I 0.5µF _[ l OJµF
00

(c) tu(t)+2L(-W(t-nnu(t-nT) (a) o.2e- 12s1 u(t) mA (b) 2oe- 12SOt u(t) mA
n=I
(c) o.2e-1250t u(t) mA (d) 2oe-1000t u(t) mA
(d) t[o.5-e-(t-2nT)+0.5e-(t-2nT-T)]
n=O
16. The time domain behavior of an RL circuit is
represented by

Common D,at$ for ~;u~1ttoiis i3 & 14 L dil) +Ri = Vo (l +Be-Rt!Lsint)u(t)

The following series RLC circuit with zero initial For an initial current of i(O) = ~ , the steady state
conditions is excited by a unit impulse function value pf the current is given by (GATE-09)
a(t).
1H 10 (a) i(t) .. ~ (b) i(t) - l 20

~ (l +B) (d) i(t)- l (l + B)

(c) i(t)- 2 0

17. In the circuit shown, the switch S is open for a

long time and is closed at t = 0. The current i(t) for
t ~ o+ is (GATE -10)
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:' -- · -,, .. -'\ ~. .,1~
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