Electrical Circuit Analysis MCQ
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Multiple Choice Questions
Q.1. Ideal voltage source should have:
- zero internal resistance
- infinite internal resistance
- large value of EMF
- low value of current
Answer: zero internal resistance
Q.2. Ideal voltage sources have:
- zero internal resistance
- infinite internal resistance
- large value of EMF
- low value of current
Answer: zero internal resistance
Q.3. Ideal current sources have:
- zero internal resistance
- infinite internal resistance
- low value of voltage
- large value of current
Answer: infinite internal resistance
Q.4. A dependent source:
- may be a current source or a voltage source
- is always a voltage source
- is always a current source
- neither a current source nor a voltage source
Answer: maybe a current source or a voltage source
Q.5. Three resistances each of R Ω are connected to form a triangle. The resistance between any two terminals will be:
- RΩ
- 3/2 RΩ
- 3 RΩ
- 2/3 RΩ
Answer: 2/3 RΩ
Q.6. For the circuit shown below the equivalent resistance will be
- 36 Ω
- 12 Ω
- 4 Ω
- 6 Ω
Answer: 6 Ω
Q.7. For the circuit shown for Q.6, the current flowing through the circuit will be
- 1:5 A
- 1.0 A
- 0.5 A
- 0.75 A
Answer: 1.0 A
Q.8. How are 500 Ω resistors connected so as to give an effective resistance of 750 Ω?
- Three resistors of 500 Ω each, in parallel
- Three resistors of 500 Ω each, in series
- Two resistors of 500 Ω each, in parallel
- Two resistors of 500 Ω each, in parallel and the combination in series with another 500 Ω resistor
Answer: Two resistors of 500 Ω each, in parallel and the combination in series with another 500 Ω resistor
Q.9. For the circuit shown below the resistance between points A and C is
- 200 Ω
- 250 Ω
- 550 Ω
- 750 Ω
Answer: 250 Ω
Q.10. Which of the following is an active element in a circuit?
- Current source
- Resistance
- Inductance
- Capacitance
Answer: Current source
Q.11. A terminal where more than two branches meet is known as
- node
- terminus
- anode
- none of these
Answer: node
Q.12. Kirchhoff’s voltage law is concerned with:
- IR drop
- battery emfs
- junction voltage
- both IR drop and battery emfs
Answer: both IR drop and battery EMFs
Q.13. According to Kirchhoff s voltage law, the algebraic sum of all IR drops and EMFs in any closed loop of a network is always
- negative
- positive
- zero
- determined by emfs of the batteries
Answer: zero
Q.14. The algebraic sign of an IR drop primarily depends upon the
- direction of flow of current
- battery connections
- magnitude of current flowing through it
- value of resistance
Answer: direction of flow of current
Q.15. The superposition theorem requires as many circuits to be solved as there are
- nodes
- sources
- nodes and sources
- meshes
- nodes, sources and meshes
Answer: sources
Q.16. Maxwell’s loop current method of solving electrical networks:
- uses branch currents
- utilizes Kirchhoff’s voltage law
- is confined to single-loop circuits
- is a network reduction method
Answer: utilizes Kirchhoff’s voltage law
Q.17. Mesh analysis is based on:
- KVL
- KCL
- both
- law of conservation of energy
Answer: KVL
Q.18. Nodal analysis is based on:
- KCL
- KVL
- both
- law of conservation of energy
Answer: KCL
Q.19. In nodal analysis, if there are N nodes in the circuit, then how many equations will be written to solve the network?
- N – 1
- N + 1
- N
- N – 2
Answer: N – 1
Q.20. In nodal analysis, if there are N nodes in the circuit, then how many equations will be written to solve the network?
- (N – 1)
- N
- (N + 1)
- (N – 2)
Answer: (N – 1)
Q.21. An electrical network with six independent nodes has:
- 10 loop equations
- 3 loop equations
- 5 loop equations
- 7 loop equations
Answer: 5 loop equations
Q.22. Point out the wrong statement.
In the node voltage technique of solving networks, the choice of a reference node does not:
- affect the operation of the circuit
- change the voltage across any element
- alter the pd between any pair of nodes
- affect the voltages of various nodes
Answer: affect the voltages of various nodes
Q.23. While Thevenizing a circuit between two terminals, VTH is equal to
- short-circuit terminal voltage
- open-circuit terminal voltage
- net voltage available in the circuit
- emf of the battery nearest to the terminals
Answer: open-circuit terminal voltage
Q.24. Thevenin’s resistance RTH is determined
- by short-circuiting the given two terminals
- by removing the voltage sources along with their internal resistances
- between same open terminals as for VTH
- between any two open terminals
Answer: between same open terminals as for VTH
Q.25. While determining RTH of a circuit
- voltage and current sources should be left as they are
- all sources should be replaced by their source resistances
- all independent current and voltage sources are short-circuited
- none of the above
Answer: all sources should be replaced by their source resistances
Q.26. Which of the following statements is/are correct
- Norton’s equivalent resistance is the same as Thevenin’s equivalent resistance RTH
- Norton’s equivalent is the current equivalent of the network
- The load is connected in parallel to the Norton’s equivalent resistance and Norton’s equivalent current source
- all of the above
Answer: all of the above
Q.27. While determining RTH in Thevenin’s and Norton’s equivalent
- only current sources are made dead
- only voltage sources are made dead
- all independent sources are made dead
- all current and voltage sources are made dead
Answer: all independent sources are made dead
Q.28. In the circuit shown in the figure, the voltage across the 2 Ω resistor is
- 6 V
- 4 V
- 2 V
- zero
Answer: 2 V
Q.29. When the power transferred to the load is maximum, the efficiency of power transfer is:
- 25%
- 50%
- 75%
- 100%
Answer: 75%
Q.30. In the circuit shown in the figure, what will be the value of current i through voltage source when v = 4 V?
- 1 A
- 2 A
- 0 A
- 3 A
Answer: 0 A
Q.31. For maximum transfer of power, the internal resistance of the source should be
- equal to load resistance
- less than that of load
- more than that of load
- none of the above
Answer: equal to the load resistance
Q.32. If in the delta, RC = 2 Rb, Rb = Ra, then the star resistance in the above question will be
- Rb/2
- 2Rb
- Rc
- Rc/2
Answer: Rb/2
Q.33. A Y arrangement of resistances has each resistance of 3 Ω. The equivalent delta arrangement will have each resistance of values
- 9 Ω
- 6 Ω
- 3 Ω
- 1 Ω
Answer: 9 Ω
Q.34. Three equal resistances are connected in the star. If this star is converted into an equivalent delta
- The resistance of both the networks will be equal
- the resistances of the delta network will be smaller than those of star network
- the resistances of the delta network will be larger than those of star network
- none of the above
Answer: the resistances of the delta network will be larger than those of the star network