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The document contains a series of questions related to electrical engineering topics, including motor speed calculations, V/f speed control, braking methods, boost converter operation, PWM inverter equations, and output voltage control methods. Each question provides multiple-choice answers, indicating the need for specific calculations or theoretical knowledge in electrical systems. The questions cover practical applications and theoretical concepts relevant to electrical engineering.

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The document contains a series of questions related to electrical engineering topics, including motor speed calculations, V/f speed control, braking methods, boost converter operation, PWM inverter equations, and output voltage control methods. Each question provides multiple-choice answers, indicating the need for specific calculations or theoretical knowledge in electrical systems. The questions cover practical applications and theoretical concepts relevant to electrical engineering.

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23.

A seperately excited dc motor is fed from a 500 V dc source through


a one quadrant chopper. Ra = 0.1Ω and armature current is 200 A.
The voltage and torque constant are 1.4 V/A – rad/sec and
1.4 N–M/A2. The field current is 2 A. The duty cycle of chopper is
0.5. Find the speed of the motor.
(A) 770.20 rpm (B) 774.62 rpm
(C) 756.83 rpm (D) 784.38 rpm
(E) Answer not known

24. In V/f speed control, at low speed the maximum torque capability of
the motor
(A) Reduces due to stator resistance drop
(B) Remains constant
(C) Increases
(D) Becomes zero
(E) Answer not known

25. The generated energy is supplied to the source then it is called as


(A) Dynamic braking (B) Regenerative braking
(C) Reverse current braking (D) Resistive braking
(E) Answer not known

26. A boost converter with a 20 KHz switching frequency is operating


with a 50% duty cycle. The connected load is 7Ω . Determine the
value of critical inductance so that current iL is continuous
(A) 21.9 μ F (B) 19.5 μ F
(C) 15.7 μ F (D) 24.8 μ F
(E) Answer not known

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27. RMS voltage equation of multiple pulse width modulator invertors
is,
1 1
 d 2  π 2
(A) Vs   (B) Vs  
π  d
1 1
 π 2  2d  2
(C) Vs   (D) Vs  
 2d  π 
(E) Answer not known

28. In a PWM inverter, f0 and f are the frequencies in Hz for the


carrier signal and reference signal respectively. Then the number of
pulse per half cycle is
f f
(A) N = (B) N =
f0 2f0
f0 f0
(C) N = (D) N =
2f f
(E) Answer not known

29. The most efficient method of controlling the output voltage of the
inverter circuit is
(A) Pulse – width modulation control
(B) Series inverter control
(C) External control of AC output voltage
(D) External control of DC input voltage
(E) Answer not known

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30. A step up chopper is operated with constant duty cycle D. If Vo is
V
the DC output voltage and Vs is input voltage then the ratio o will
Vs
be
(A) 1−D (B) D
D 1
(C) (D)
1−D 1−D
(E) Answer not known

31. 1 φ , 220 V, 1 KW heater is connected to half wave controlled rectifier


and is fed from a 220 V, 50 Hz ac supply. When the firing angle
α = 90  , the power obsorbed by the heater will be nearly
(A) 1000 W (B) 750 W
(C) 500 W (D) 250 W
(E) Answer not known

32. The value of a voltage ripple factor of a single phase full wave mid
point rectifier is
(A) 1.211 (B) 0.482
(C) 0.8106 (D) 0.672
(E) Answer not known

33. A single phase half wave ac voltage controller feeds a load of


R = 20Ω with an input voltage of 230 V, 50 Hz. Firing angle of
thyristor is 45°. Determine RMS value of output voltage
(A) 224.682 V (B) 232 V
(C) 220.32 V (D) 192 V
(E) Answer not known

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