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Anna University - Regulation 2013 EE6201 - Circuit Theory 16 Mark Questions Unit - I

This document contains practice problems from Anna University's EE6201 Circuit Theory course. It is divided into 5 units covering various circuit analysis techniques: Unit I (9 problems) focuses on node voltage analysis, mesh current analysis, and Thevenin's theorem. Unit II (9 problems) covers branch current analysis, superposition theorem, and Thevenin/Norton equivalents. Unit III (6 problems) involves analysis of RLC circuits including resonance. Unit IV (7 problems) discusses transient analysis of RL, RC, and RLC circuits as well as coupled inductors. Unit V (9 problems) is on three-phase circuits including star/delta conversions, phasor diagrams, and power calculations.

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Anna University - Regulation 2013 EE6201 - Circuit Theory 16 Mark Questions Unit - I

This document contains practice problems from Anna University's EE6201 Circuit Theory course. It is divided into 5 units covering various circuit analysis techniques: Unit I (9 problems) focuses on node voltage analysis, mesh current analysis, and Thevenin's theorem. Unit II (9 problems) covers branch current analysis, superposition theorem, and Thevenin/Norton equivalents. Unit III (6 problems) involves analysis of RLC circuits including resonance. Unit IV (7 problems) discusses transient analysis of RL, RC, and RLC circuits as well as coupled inductors. Unit V (9 problems) is on three-phase circuits including star/delta conversions, phasor diagrams, and power calculations.

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Anna University – Regulation 2013

EE6201 – Circuit Theory

16 Mark Questions

Unit – I

1. Find the current I and voltage across 30Ω of the circuit shown in Figure.(JUN 2014)

2. Determine the current in all the resistors of the circuit shown in Figure.(JUN 2014)

3. Determine the current through each resistor in the circuit shown in Figure.(JUN 2014)
4. When a dc voltage is applied to a capacitor voltage across its terminals is found to build up
in accordance with Vc =50(1-e-100c).After 0.001S the current flow is equal to 3mA. (JUN
2014)
a. Find the value of capacitance in farad.
b. How much energy stored in the electric field.
5. Using node analysis, find the node voltages and the currents through all the resistors for the
circuit shown in figure . (DEC 2014)

6. Find the equivalent resistance between the terminals ‘a’ and ‘b’ for the network shown in
figure. (DEC 2014)

7. For the circuit shown in figure, find the i) currents different branches, ii)current suuplied
by the battery, iii)potential difference between terminals A and B. (DEC 2014)
8. Use branch currents in the network shown below to find the current supplied by the 60V
source. Solve the circuit by the mesh current method. (MAY 2015)

9. Solve the network given below by the node voltage method. (MAY 2015)
Unit – II

1. Determine the current in the 5Ω resistor in the network shown in figure. (JUN 2014)

2. Find out the current in each branch of the circuit shown in figure. (JUN 2014)

3. Determine current in each mesh of the circuit shown in figure. (JUN 2014)
4. Determine the voltages at each node of the circuit shown in figure. (JUN 2014)

5. Find the current L, through the 20Ω resistor shown in figure using Thevenin’s theorem.
(DEC 2014)
6. Find the current through 5Ω resistor using superposition theorem in the circuit shown in
figure (DEC 2014)

7. Compute the current 23Ω resistor of the following figure shown below by applying the
superposition principle. (MAY 2015)

8. Derive the equation for transient response of RC and RL circuit for DC input. (MAY 2015)
9. Obtain the Thevenin and Norton equivalent circuits for the active network shown below.
(MAY 2015)
Unit – III

1. For the circuit shown in figure determine the impedence at resonant frequency 10Hz above
resonant frequency and 10Hz below resonant frequency. (JUN 2014)

2. Explain that how to derive Q factor of parallel resonance. (JUN 2014)


3. Impedence Z1 and Z2 are parallel and this combination is in series with an impedence Zs,
connected to a 100V, 50Hz ac supply Z1=(5-jXc)Ω, Z2=(5-j0)Ω, ZS=(6.25-j1.25)Ω.
Determine the value of capacitance such that the total current of the circuit will be in phase
with the total voltage. Find the circuit current and power. (DEC 2014)
4. The switch in the circuit shown in figure is moved from position 1 to 2 at t=0; Find the
expression for voltage across resistance and capacitor energy in the capacitor for t>0.
(DEC 2014)
5. With neat illustration and necessary derivations explain the Linear Transformer. (MAY
2015)
6. Derive the Mutual inductance and the coupling coefficient of the transformer with
necessary illustration. (MAY 2015)

Unit – IV
1. A series RL circuit with R=30Ω and L=15H has a constant voltage V=60v applied at t=0;
as shown in figure. Determine the current I, the voltage across resistor and the voltage
across the inductor. (JUN 2014)

2. The circuit shown in figure consists of resistance, inductance and capacitance in series with
100V DC when the switch is closed at t=0. Find the current transient. (JUN 2014)

3. For a magnetically coupled circuit derive the expression for mutual inductance (M) in
terms of Li and L2. (DEC 2014)
4. For the coupled circuit shown in figure, find the value of V2 so that the current Ii=0. (DEC
2014)
5. With neat illustrated describe the parallel resonant circuit and the equivalent parallel
network for a seeies RL combination. Also derive the unity power factor fp. (DEC 2014)
6. Explain in detail with neat illustrations the High pass and Low pass networks and derive
the necessary network parameters. (MAY 2015)
7. Explain the characterization of two port networks in terms of Z, Y and h parameters.
(MAY 2015)
Unit – V

1. A symmetrical three phase three wire 440V supply to a star connected load. The impedance
in each branch are ZR = 2+j3Ω, ZY = 1-j2Ω and ZB = 3+j4Ω. Find the equivalent delta
connected load. (JUN 2014)
2. A three phase balanced delta connected load of a 4+j8Ω is connected across a 400V, 3 
balanced supply. Determine the phase currents and line currents (Phase sequence is RYB)
(JUN 2014)
3. A symmetrical three phase three wire 400V supply is connected to a delta connected load.
Impedence in each branch are ZRY = 10  300 Ω, ZYB = 10  450 Ω and ZBR = 2.5  600
Ω.Find its equivalent star connected load. (JUN 2014)
4. A balanced star connected load having an impedence is 15 +j20Ω per phase is connected to
3  , 440V , 50HZ. Find the line current and power absorbed by the load. (JUN 2014)
5. Show that three phase power can be measured by two wattmetera. Draw the phasor
diagrams.Derive an expression for power factor interms of wattmeter readings. (DEC
2014)
6. A 400V(line to line) is applied to three star connected identical impedence each consisting
of a 4Ω reistance in series with 3Ω inductive reactance. Find (1) line current and (2) total
power supplied. (DEC 2014)
7. Three star-connected impendance Z1=(20 +j37.7)Ω per phase are in parallel with three
delta connected impedence Z2=(30 –j159.3)Ω per phase. The line voltage is 398 volts.
Find the line current, power factor, power and reactive volt – ampere taken by the
combination. (DEC 2014)
8. Discuss in detail the three phase 3-wire circuits with star connected balanced loads. (MAY
2015)
9. Explain in detail the phasor diagram of the voltage and currents of a three phase
unbalanced circuits. (MAY 2015)

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