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SEMESTER : II
SUBJECT : ELECTRICAL EN
FILL IN THE
Chapt
ers
Chapter Name
Sub
Topic
Topic Name
1.1
classification of powersources
1.2
2.1
krichoffas laws
2.2
Source conversion
2.3
2.4
2.5
POWER SOURCES
NETWORK THEOREMS
magnetism
2.6
3.1
and
magnetism
and
4.1
5.1
5.2
5.3
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
7.1
Transformer
8.1
9.1
9.2
Parts of a Generator
9.3
DC Generator
Characteristics of DC generators
10
10.2
10.3
DC motor
11
12
11.1
11.2
12.1
Classification of AC Motors
12.2
12.3
MOTOR CHARACTERISTICS
INDUCTION MOTORS
12.4 Starting of Induction Motor
12.5
12.6
12.7
13
13.1
13.2
13
14
ALTERNATOR
13.3
14.1
14.2
14.3
PART A
QUESTION
1
A
The power sorces are classified into two ______ and _______
2
The source which supplies in the form of current is called __________ source
The source which supplies in the form of the voltage is called as ______________
source
If the voltafe across an ideal voltage source can be specified independently of any other
variable in an circuit is called_____
The sum of voltage rises nmust equal to the sum of voltage drops is ______________
law
The method is used to find the solution to networks with two or more sources they are
not in series and parallel is called __________
The thevenins theorem is used to find any particular _______ and __________ in a
linear network
The theorem states that to obtain maximum external power from a surce wityh a finite
internal resistance is called ___________
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
All current entering a junction point must equal to all current leaving that junction point is
called as _________________
The methods used to simplify the circuits is called as _________________
The two types of transformations to make circuit connection and calulation easier is
____________ and _________
The study on electric charges in the static or steady state conditions is called as
______________
electric field induced by a postive electric charge in _________ and field induced by
negative electric charge __________
The material measures the ablity of thar material to withstand voltage differnces is called
_______________
The ratio of electric displacement vector in dielectric medium to the applied electric field
is called _______________________
The force of attraction or repulsion between two point charges is directly prpotional to the
product of maginitude of each charge and indirectly proportional to the square of
distance between them is called as ________________
10
The group of force libes goimg from the N pole to S pole of a magnet is called as
_____________
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
8
9
10
11
1
A
The ________ law states that electromagnetically induced current always flows in such
direction that the action of the magnetic field set up by it tends to oppose the very cause
which produces it.
Conductor remains stationary and flux linked with it, is changed is called as
____________
A
A
A
5
A
A
A
8
The curve of the flux density (B) versus the magnetic force (H) is called
as____________________
The term alternating indicates only that the waveform alternates between two prescribed
levels in a set time sequence is called as _________
The angular frequency w can be thought of as the rate at which the angle of the sine
wave changes At any time V=__________
A plus (+) sign when used in connection with phase difference denotes _______
A minus(-) sign when used in connection with phase difference denotes _______
10
11
12
13
Unit of C is _________
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
The similar ends of three coils are joined together at point N ___________
The potential difference between any line and neutral point gives the ____________
The potential difference between any two line gives the _____________
10
The dissimilar ends of three phase windings are joined together ___________
In a delta system, the line current is ________ than the phase current
1
In a d.c. generator, the generated emf is directly proportional to the
A
2
The brushes for commutation are made of
3
The yoke of a DC machine is made of
4
The emf produced in a dc generator is _______ induced emf
5
The emf equation of DC generator is ___
7
The open circuit characteristics of a dc generator is the curve between
8
A DC motor is used to ____________
1
The value of back emf in a DC motor is maximum at _________
2
The condition for maximum efficiency in a DC motor is maximum is _________-
3
In a dc motor , unidirectional torque is produced with the help of
4
The torque which is available at the motor shaft for doing useful work is known as ______
5
The speed at which the rotating magnetic field produced by stator currents rotates in an in
6
The Ta/Ia graph of a dc series motor is a
1
The electrical characteristic of a dc motor is the curve between
2
A single phase induction motor is
1
The principle of operation of a three phase induction motor is most similar to that of
2
Rotating magnetic field is produced in an induction motor because of
3
Speed of a squirrel cage induction motor can be controlled from
4
The advantage of three phase induction motor over synchronous motor is
5
The mechanical power available in the rotor output produce ____
6
The difference between the synchronous speed and actual speed of a motor is _____
7
Star-delta starting method is only applicable to _____ motor.
8
Single phase universal motor can be used on
1
A stepper motor is a ________ device
2
A stepper motor may be considered as a _______ converter
The most common two-phase ac servomotor differs from the standard ac induction motor
B
4
The alternator generates
1
The armature of an alternator
2
The frequency of voltage generated by an alternator having 4 poles and rotating at
ANSWER
current source and voltage
source
current
voltage
Independent voltage source
electrochemical
rechargeable cell
WRONG ANSWER
battery
DC source
chemical energy into electrical
energy
electrical energy to chemical energy
anode and cathode
krichoffas volatge law and
krichoffas current law
source transformations
static electricity
electric field
electric field
magnetic field
dielectric
dielectric stength
permittivity
farad/meter
magnetic flux
electricity
permitivity
dielectric
meter/farad
coulombs law
faradays laws
store
poles
magnetic flux
weber
oppose
n pole
electric flux
electric flux
MMF
weber
ampere
weber
reluctance
flux
R9
electromagetism
static electricity
Lenz's law
faradays law
mutal induced
mutal induced
mutal induced
Statically induced emf
Henery
faraday
i
hysteresis curve
flux density
alternating voltage
alternating current
Vp sin wt
sin wt
lead
lag
lag
lead
IR
VI
Vrms * Irms
IR
inductive reactance
inductive resistance
current
voltage
XL
XC
lags
leads
leads
lags
capacitive reactance.
capacitance
farad
henry
resistor,inductor
capacitor,resistor
tan-1(Xc/R)
sinwt
conductance,capacitive
reactance,inductance
XC
ss
zero
unity
active
reactive
reactive power
active power
apparent power
reactive power
power factor
active power
120
90
phase sequence
phase differnece
star connection
delta connection
netural wire
phase
phase voltage
line voltage
line voltage
phase voltage
line,phase
phase voltage
delta connection
star connection
higher
lower
line voltage
line current
mutual induction
Self inductance
KVA
VA
E1/E2=I2/I1=K
E2/E1=I1/I2=K
Frequency
voltage
iron loss
voltage
current
Eg=V-IaRa
copper loss
iron loss
E0 & If
Change electrical energy to
mechanical energy.
E0 & Ia
Change mechanical electrical
energy to electricalenergy.
noload
With load
Eb=V/2
Eb=Vx2
commutator
brush
shaft torque
armature torque
Synchronous speed
Rotor speed
parabola at light loads and a
straight line at over loads
Ta/Ia
N/Ia
not self starting
self starting
transformer with a shorted
secondary
stator winding.
rotor winding.
stator side only
rotor side only
has no requirement for dc
excitation
gross torque
shaft torque
slip
split
squirrel cage motor
slip ring motor
both ac& dc
dc only
electromechanical
electrochemical
digital to analog
analog to digital
n run motor
SEMESTE
Chapt
ers
Chapter Name
Sub
Topic
Topic Name
1.1
POWER SOURCES
NETWOK THEOREMS
1.2
2.1
2.2
ELECTROSTATICS AND
CAPACITANCE
3.1
Magnetism
4.1
ELECTROMAGETISM AND
5 INDUCTION
5.2
6.3
6.5
Transformer
9.1
10
DC GENERATORS
9.2
Parts of a Generator
9.3
9.4
9.5
Characteristics of DC generators
10.1
10.2
DC MOTORS
10.3
10.4
11.1
11
MOTOR CHARACTERISTICS
11.2 T vs la, N vs la of A DC Compound motor
12.1
12
INDUCTION MOTORS
Classification of AC Motors
12
INDUCTION MOTORS
12.2
12.4
12.5
12.6
12.7
13.1
13
ALTERNATOR
13.2
13.3
14.1
14
14.2
14.3
PART A
SEMESTER : II
Question
No.
Questions
1
power source is classified into two types __________
A
current source
and voltage
source
2
A
voltage source
The source which supplies in the form of a current is ________
The source which supplies in the form of a voltage is
3
voltage source
__________
4 If the voltage across an ideal voltage source can be specified
independently of any other variable in a circuit. It is called an
__________
independent
current source
dc source
An electric battery consists of a number of ________
9
Secondary battery are _________
AC
secondary
non
rechargeable
hydrogen &
oxygen
cathode
light energy
KCL
2 Around any complete loop, the sum of the voltage rises must equKCL
3 All current entering a junction point must equal all current leav
The double arrow indicate that the transformation is
__________
KCL
bilateral
5 The theorem used to find the solution to networks with two or monorton's
thevenins
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
electric flux
electric flux
electric field
insulator
conductors
field stregth
farad/meter
volts
fardays law
oppose
base
2 The group of force lines going from the N. pole to the S. pole of
a magnetis called as_____________
magetic stregth
weber
3 . Unit of magnetic flux is _____________
4 Current in a conductor produces a magnetic field. Force that
produces the magnetic field is called as ___________
5 The unit of MMF is ___________
Opposition to the establishment of a magnetic field in a material
6
is called __________
7 Reluctance is denoted by letter _____
8 The symbol of electric field is __________
9 The symbolof magnetic field is _____
10
field stregth
weber
field stregth
B
E
E
anod and
cathode
4
A
5
A
A
A
mutually induced
EMF
statically and
stationary
R
ohms
9
B
A
A
B
The curve of the flux density (B) versus the magnetic force (H)
is called _____________
mutal inductance
field stregth
DC voltage
voltage
lag
lag
VR=IR
Vrms*Irms
inductive
resistance
XC
lags
XL
ohms
7 L represents _________________
8 The inductive reactance symbol is ____
9 AC through pure capacitor current ___ by 90
10 ________is known as capacitive reactance
11 unit of C is _____________
The sum of the conductance and capacitive susceptance
12 phasors is called ____________
inductive
resistance
maximum
frequencey
inductor
inductor
VI
I Cos watts.
P
conductance
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
active power
volt ampere
reactive
active power
R
lag
90
phase curent
increase power
4.44fN
Frequency
A
A
A
A
A
frequency
dc generator
A
Silicon steel
magnetic and
mechanical
losses
V and Ia
8
9
1
2
3
The shaft torque in a DC motor is less than the total armatu copper losss
torque and
armature current
dc motor
7
C
A
A
N=Eb/
parabola from
no load to
overload
2
B
3
Squirrel cage
Those induction motors which employ squirrel cage rotors a
motor
Squirrel cage
Phase wound motors is also called as
motor
synchronous
The speed at which the revolving flux rotates is called _____
speed
series motor
universal motor
windings
pneumatic
rotor torque
(N-Ns) / Ns
Fleming's left hand rule may be applied to an electric generator todirection of rotor r
armature.
CP15 02 04
none
current source
both A and B
none
current source
both A and B
none
none
batteries
electrochemical
cells
both B and C
heat energy
electrical energy
mechanical energy
DC
wet cell
AC & DC
primary cell
none
dry cell
rechargeable
both A and B
none
anode
both A and B
none
KVL
both A and B
none
KVL
both A and B
none
KVL
both A and B
none
single way
double way
none
thevenins
maximum power
transfer
super position
norton's
maximum power
transfer
super position
norton's
maximum power
transfer
super position
static electricity
electric field
electrostatics
electrostatics
both A and B
electric flux
none
none
none
conductors
dielectric
semiconductor
electric field
flux density
volts
curent
lenz law
store
premititvity
ampere
indutance
coloumbs law
both A and B
none
both A and B
charge
none
none
magent
poles
none
magnetic flux
ampere
flux density
farad
field stregth
volts
flux density
ampere
premititvity
farad
MMF
volts
flux density
F
B
B
reluctance
S
H
H
premititvity
R
R
R
north and south
poles
electromagetism
premititvity
reluctance
electromagetism
premititvity
reluctance
coloumbs law
lenz law
none
both A and B
none
statically and
mutually
I
henry
none
L
volts
none
self inductance
dynamically
induced emf
None
electromagetism
hystersis curve
reluctance
alternating voltage
battery source
None
alternating voltage
field stregth
phase difference
lead
lead
both A and B
both A and B
none
none
VR=RC
VR=RC
none
none
inductive capacitance
XR
leads
XC
farad
VR=RL
VR=RL
inductuve
reactanace
XL
unity
XR
henry
reactance phasor
inductive capacitance
inductuve
reactanace
electrical resonance
minimum
unity
higher
resonant frequency
capacitor
resistor
none
capacitor
resistor
none
RI
I Cos watts.
inductance
none
both A and B
both A and B
none
VI
A
reactive power
both A and B
none
none
apparent power
S
reactive power
power factor
apparent power
leads
unity
zero
120
60
80
star/delta
none
star/star
1phase 4 wire
system
current
phase voltage
phase current
line voltage
Iphase
phase voltage
Icurrent
phase current
phase current
star/delta
delta
star
phase voltage
line voltage
Icurrent
none
none
voltage
current
4.44fN
4.44f
4.44Ef
voltage
current
dc motor
transformer
aluminium
cast steel
friction and
windage
Eg = V
none of these
E and Ia
E0 and Vf
E and Ia
E and Ia
reversed
trapezoidal
240
E0 and If
E0 and Vf
increased
rectangular
220
iron and friction
losses
N=/Eb
parabola
throughout
3 phase induction
ac motor
motor
field loss
N=Eb .
Induction motor
Induction motor
none of the
above
none of the
above
rotor speed
stator speed
shaft torque
gross torque
(Ns-N) / N
(Ns N) / Ns
(N Ns) / N
shunt motor
repulsion motor
hysteresis motor
reluctance motor
commutator
brushes
electromechanical
hydraulic
speeds
voltages.
frequencies
speed of alternator
type of winding
Answers
current source
voltage source
electrochemical cells
electrical energy
DC
primary cell
rechargeable
hydrogen & oxygen
anode
both A and B
KVL
KCL
bilateral
super position
thevenins
static electricity
electric field
electric flux
dielectric
dielectric stregnth
premititvity
farad/meter
charge
coloumbs law
store
poles
magnetic flux
weber
MMF
ampere
reluctance
S
E
B
north and south poles
electromagetism
electromagetism
lenz law
mutal inductance
hystersis curve
alternating voltage
phase difference
lead
lag
VR=IR
Vrms*Irms
inductuve reactanace
XL
leads
XC
farad
admittance phasor
electrical resonance
minimum
resonant frequency
resistor
both A and B
P=IR=VI Cos watts.
P = VI cos
Q
reactive power
volt ampere reactive
apparent power
S
power factor
unity
120
star/star
3phase 4 wire system
phase voltage
line voltage
Iphase
delta
phase curent
mutal inductance
both voltage and current
minimize eddy current
4.44fN
Frequency
dc generator
convert the induced ac into dc
cast steel
constant
Eg = V + IaRa
magnetic and mechanical losses
E and Ia
E0 and If
V and IL
reversed
sinusoidal
20
iron and friction losses
N=Eb/
parabola at light loads and a
straight line at over loads
torque and armature current
PAR
SEMESTER :
SUBJECT : ELECTRICAL EN
MATCH THE F
Chapter
s
Chapter Name
Sub Topic
1.1
POWER SOURCES
1.2
2.1
2.2
2
NETWOK THEOREMS
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
ELECTROSTATICS AND
CAPACITANCE
3.1
ELECTROSTATICS AND
CAPACITANCE
3.1
MAGNETISM
4.1
ELECTROMAGETISM AND
INDUCTION
5.1
5.2
6.1
7.1
7.2
TRANSFORMERS
8.1
9.1
9.2
DC GENERATORS
9.3
9.4
9.5
10.1
10
DC MOTORS
10
DC MOTORS
10.2
10.3
10.4
11
MOTOR CHARACTERISTICS
11.1
11.2
12.1
12.2
12.3
12
INDUCTION MOTORS
12.4
12.5
12.6
12.7
13.1
13
14
ALTERNATOR
13.2
13.3
14.1
14.2
14.3
PART A
SEMESTER :
Category
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
C
C
C
A
Question No.
7
8
9
1
A
A
5
6
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
Relation between magnetism and electricity, production of
induced e.m.f and current and Faradays laws of
electromagnetic induction
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
A
A
A
A
A
2
3
4
5
B
C
C
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
5
Star or wye (y) connection and delta connections
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
Generator Principle, Construction & working
Parts of a Generator
Characteristics of DC generators
Motor Principle, Comparison of motor and generator principle
C
A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
B
C
2
3
4
5
C
C
2
1
2
3
C
C
A
A
B
B
B
B
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
A Questions
B Answers
power source
battery
DC source
primary cell
Leclanche cell
secondary cell
non-rechargeable cell.
primary cell
rechargeable cell.
secondary cell
Fuel Cells
Flow Batteries
Anode
Cathode
power
watts
Kirchoffs law
IR + e.m.f = 0
KVL
Incoming= outgoing
KCL
RL
load resistor
branch current
Thevenins theorem
types of transformation
static electricity
electric field
electric charge
ELECTRIC FLUX
dielectric
dielectric stregth
Permittivity
capacitor
q
north and south pole
E
store charge
charge
magent
magnetic flux,
reluctance
E
B
magnetic field by current in a
conductor
weber
Fm = NI
Ampere(A).
reluctance
S
electric field
magnetic field
electromagetism
inductance
henry
mutual inductance
B vs H
hystersis curve
inductive reactance
capacitive reactance
henry
farad
Reactive power
VAR
apparent power
VA
L
inductance
120
netural wire
mutual induction
three phase 4 wire system
delta connection
KVA
N2 > N1
N2 < N1
voltage equation
DC motor
commutator
speed
V=Eb+IaRa
Back emf
unidirectional torque
N=120f/P
Ta/Ia
N/Ta
AC motor
electrical characteristics
mechanical characteristic
Induction motor
self starting
3 stator windings
rotating transformer
elecro magnetc induction
squirrel cage rotor
slip ring rotor
phase wound rotor
rotating magnetic field
starting of induction motor
starting of induction motor
electrical power to mechanical powermechanical
Ns-N
N=120f/P
Both AC & DC
Step Angle
Permanent magnet
Robotics
AC generator
stationary armature
f =NP/120