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Advanced Circuit Diagram-Based Questions (CBSE 2024)

This document contains advanced questions and diagrams for capacitors, resistors, and
diodes based on the CBSE 2024 syllabus.

1. 1. For the RC series circuit shown below, derive the expression for the phase difference
between voltage and current. Calculate the phase angle when R = 20Ω, C = 50μF, and
the frequency is 100Hz.

2. 2. Explain the working of the half-wave rectifier circuit shown below. Calculate the
ripple factor if the input AC has a peak voltage of 10V.

3. 3. Draw and explain the energy stored in a capacitor connected in an RC circuit. Derive
the formula for energy dissipation in the resistor.
4. 4. Design a full-wave bridge rectifier circuit with a filter capacitor. Calculate the DC
output voltage and ripple voltage for a 12V peak input.
5. 5. Analyze the VI characteristics of a zener diode with the help of a circuit diagram.
Discuss its applications in voltage regulation.
6. 6. For the RC integrator circuit, derive the output waveform when the input is a square
wave of frequency 1kHz. Sketch the output waveform.
7. 7. Explain the time constant of an RC circuit with the help of a charging and discharging
capacitor diagram. Discuss its significance in practical circuits.
8. 8. Sketch and explain the operation of a diode clamper circuit. How can it be modified to
shift the waveform upwards?
9. 9. Calculate the total impedance of an RC parallel circuit at a frequency of 500Hz when R
= 1kΩ and C = 100nF. Draw the circuit and explain the phase relationships.
10. 10. Design an LED circuit with a resistor for a 5V DC supply. Calculate the resistor value
required if the LED forward voltage is 2V and the current is 20mA.

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