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    India’s Best Institute for IES, GATE & PSUs Corporate Office (Delhi Vis 14-A/1 Kalu Sarai (Sarvapriya Vihar), New Delhi-16, Ph: 011-45124612, 9958995830 itusat: www.madeeasy.in | E-mail usat:infoemadeeasy.in Delhi | Hyderabad | Noida | Bhopal | Jaipur | Lucknow | Indore | Pune | Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Mini GATE Exam: 2017 Centre Based Test (CBT) EC: ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TEST: 01 | FULL SYLLABUS Date: 22-01-2017 Read the following instructions carefully This question paper contains 65 MCQ's & NAQ's. Bifurcation of the questions is given bolow: Sectlon: | (General Aptitude Test) Secton: Il (Technical + Engineering Maths) [Ques] No of] “Total [Negative Question] "No.of “Total | Negative |Questont| ype | Ques.| Mars | Marks] Marking ||HeStONS| Type | Questions | MATS | Marks | Marking tra [mca] « |imak! a | 033 || tom | moa | 11 |tmark) 11 | 033 [war] 1 |amak] 1 | None || tato1s | mea | 02 [tmark] o2 | 038 étoa [Mca] 4 amare) @ | oes || tozs| NAT | 10 |1mak| 10 | None ro | nat] 1 [amar] 2 | None || zatoas | Nat | 02 [1marks| o2 | None Note: 2sroao | Mea | 15 [amare] 30 | 06 NAT Numertcal Answer Type Question aitoae | moa | 02 [2marks| 06 | nes ‘MCR: Multiple Choice Question Physi eieulitoris nt allowed, however you can use | 42t253 | NAT M__[amarks| 22 | None weuatoninecalaiair satoss | nar | 02 [2maris| 08 | None ‘Total Quastlane: 65 ‘Total Markers 100 Duretion 13 Hours Tachnlenl Sections79 Marke | General Aatitude:13 Marke | Engg Mathamaticn: 12Mavkx 2._Choose the closest numerical answer among the choices given, MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Sect n -I (General Aptitude) Riemer [evra 1 Which of the folowing is/are grammatically possible 1. Lell over 2. fell myself over 3. The bicycle fell over fell over it. (@) 1and2 (©) tand4 1. (b) @.2 Rajan had not taken any food for the whole day and by the time he got home, he was. (@) Ravenous (b) Ostentatious (©) Connotative (a) Blighted 2 (a) The word ‘ravenous’ means very hungry. Meaning of the word ‘Ostentatious’ is flashy or flamboyant ‘Connotative' means indicative and ‘blighted’ means ruined or destroyed. 3 Which of the following pair can be used to make a meaningful sentence given below? { there is nothing to absorb the energy of sound, they travel on put their intensity as they travel away from thelr source. (@) erratically, mitigates (b) forever, increases (6) indefinitely, diminishes (d) steadily, stabilizes 3. (ce) The presence of ‘but’ indicates something to the contrary. If the sound waves are not absorbed means they will continue to travel indefinitely BUT their intensity diminishes (decreases). Q.4 Whats the number missing from the table? 5] 9] 15 16 [23] 7 49 [89 | 147 @ 4 () 48 © 51 (a) 54 4. (b) 5x3+1= 16 16x341 = 49 9x3+2= 29 29x34+2 = 89 168x343 = 48 48x343 = 147 (teed an Q.5 The number of perfect squares lies between 120 and 300 is, 5. (7) The squares are 121, 144, 169, 196, 225, 2 289, 20+ CBTT(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE MADE ERSS [0 [Nom | Mon | Racomar | pi | mao TepTeCay es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna Crete Q.6 Walking atthe speed of S kwh a student reaches his school from his house 15 minutes early and walking at Skmh, he is late by 9 minutes. The distance between his school and his house is (@ 25km () 2km () 3km (a) 4k 6. (e) Let distance between house and school is D and he takes t minutes D 15 + t 5” 60 & 77 D_ 0,15, 9 2 +B 3 ~ 5" 60°60 DO 2 395 ~ 60 D = 3km 7 Hospitality LLP is a nationwide owner of ofice space in India with sprawling office buildings in business districts of several cities. They rent this space to individual companies. Hospitality office spaces vary from small offices to large suites with every space having custom-designed wall-to-wall carpeting. Many locations of Hospitality are in need of replacement of the carpet. Jupiter Carpets has submitted the winning bid which isan al inclusive contract wth 3 years warranty. Jupiter executives as well as independent consultants they hired felt that Jupiter would be able to performall these services for farless than their bid price leading to a considerable profi Which of the following, if true, will actually counter the argument that Jupiter will make a large profit from this contract with Hospitality? {@) Alithe carpets will have to be transported by train rom Jupiter in Mirzapur, to Hospitality’s locations spread all over India () Jupiter has already supplied carpets to a number of restaurant chains with some of those spaces are as large as Hospitality’ largest office spaces. (©) Lot of cutting will be required to fit the carpets made in standard size by Jupiter leading to wastage. (a) Jupiter carpet material degrade rapidly when it comes into contact with standard toner used in most laser printers and photocopiers leading to frequent replacements. n)) Laser printers andl copiers are very commonly used in today’s offices occupying space in Hospitality’s complexes. The frequent replacement of soiled carpets will add to the cost of maintenance besides incurring huge expenditure in transportation across various locations leading to NOT so high profitability Costs detailed in a)’ and '(c)' have already been factored into Jupiter's costing and '(b)' will actually mean more profits rather than reduced profits Q.8 There are three basket of fruits. First basket has twice the number of fruits in the second basket, Third weskethas 21h of he tuts the ft The average of the ts in lhe basket 20, The number ot fruits in the first basket is. (@ 2 () 20 © 4 (a) 3+ CBTT(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE a9 MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna (c) Let the number of fruits in first basket is x Fruits in 2°° basket = = ruits in 26 basket = 5 x3 r+Sa3e 2 99 24 * eg Fm x= 40 The traffic ights at three different road crossing change after 24 seconds, 36 seconds and §4 seconds respectively. if they all change simultaneously at 10 : 00 AM, then at what time will they again change simultaneously? (a) 10:16:54 AM (b) 10: 18:00AM (©) 10:17:02 AM (a) 10: 22:12AM (b) LOM of 24, 36, 64 is 216. = The lights change simultaneously after 216 seconds or multiple of 216 seconds. option (a) = 16 x 60 + 54 = 1014 option (b) = 18 x 60 + 00 = 1080 option (¢) = 17 x 60 + 02 = 1022 option (d) = 22 x 60 + 12 = 1332 only option (b) is multiple of 216. Numerical Answer Type Question :Q.10 carry 2 marks 10. Ajar contains a mixture of two liquids A and B in the ratio of 4 : 1. When 10 lire of the mixture is replaced 10. 4 with liquid B, the ratio becomes 2 : 3. The volume of liquid A present in the jar earlier was tre. (16) Let the volume of A and B are 4x and x respectively. 10 liters of mixture is remove Volume of Aremoved Volume of Bremoved 4x-8 x-2410 12-24 10x = Volume of liquid A CBT (FULLSYLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE MADE EASS |e, Lond | ear | er | er [eBTeCa7 es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna Sect n -Il (Technical + Engineering Mathematics) Multiple Choice Questions : Q.1 to Q.11 carry 1 mark each Q.1.Twoidentical coupled inductors are connected in series. Ifthe measured inductance for the two possible series connections are 190 WH and 120 wH, then their mutual inductance will be (@ 17.5yH (0) 35qH (©) 7owH (a) 155qH 1. (a) Two possible series connections are as follows. For similar polarity (additive connection) lag = by +L, +2M= 190 qH For opposite polarity (subtractive connection): Ai) Thus, on solving equations (i) and (ii) 4M = 7OyH 70 M H= 17.5 pH aH Hi 5 + CBTI(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Q.2 _fasilicon PN junction diode has a reverse saturation current of 10 WA, then the value of diode current for the forward:-bias voltage of 0.6 Vis (Assume n = 2for silicon diode and a = 26 mV) (@) 0.6254 (©) 24508 (©) 1.0264 (a) 27508 2 (ce) Given Veo The diode current 1 et “| of T= 10°] e221? 4] 4 1,026 A 6 + CBTI(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE as 7 MADE EASS | Le, Two | Fema | er indore Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar _|_Kolkata | _Patna A system with input x{7] and output y{n] is described by, yin] = al". The system is (@) linear and time variant (b) non-linear, time variant and causal (c) linear, time invariant and non causal. (d) non-linear, time invariant and causal. (d) 1.Letinput.x,[n] produce an output y,{n] and input x,[n] produce an output yr} Then weighted sum of outputs is yin ayain) = pal? + qaltnd The output due to weighted sum of inputs is alPstobasco yf yale # evel + aval So, the system is non-linear. 2, The output due to delayed input is yin k) = abs the delayed output is Vin =k] = glee yin, K] = yin-K So, the system is time invariant. 3. The output depends only on present input, So, the system is causal CBTEC17 CBT (FULLSYLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Q.4 If the Fourier transform of the signal x(t) is X(o), then the Fourier transform of the signal (@) 08 X(jo) (0) -we X(jo) (0) -wre™ X(ja) (@) oe X(jo) 4. (ce) From the differentiation property of Fourier transform dal) £1 Pt jo x(a) By using the time shifting property of Fourier transform, Axl) er we” x *e ‘e- X(o) 8 + CBTI(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE Dany | Nowa] Bhopal] Fydeabad | Jaipur | Tndore Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kokata | Patna | CBTECT7, Q.5 Asilicon sample has a resistivity of 25 x 10° -cm, If an electric field of 4 Vem is applied across the sample, then the value of conduction current density in the sample is. (@) 13x 10° Ajom? (b) 14x 10° Alem? (©) 18x 10° Ajom? (€) 16 10° Alem? 5. (d) Given resistivity, p = 25 x 10% Q-em The conduction current density J= of 1 2 J=te- x4 Alem p Ee i08 i J = 16x 10 Ajem? 9+ CBTI(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE Derr Lucknow _| | Neds] Bhopal] Hyderabad Bhubaneswar | [Jaipur Kolkata | indore Paina Q.6 The internal structure of an op-amp can be divided into four stages as follows: 10 The block Xis (@) Buffer amplifier (©) Gain stage (d) x Gain Slage (evel Shit Power Stage Ampitier —~ {) Common emitter amplifier (8) Differential amplifier CBTEC17 + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) MADE EASS |e, Lond | ear | er | er [eBTeCa7 es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna Q.7 The chatacteristic equation of J- K flip lop is given as @ Q,. (0) Qn. =JQ, +O, (©) Qar= (2) Qy.1=4G, +KQ, 7 (d) JK, Qnat oo 070 oot t 01 a)0 o1tio 10 0 1 1074 1 1100 1 nl 0 ka, Kemap for Qy.4 ot 11 + CBT (FULLSYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Q.8 Consider the circuit shown in the figure below. The LED that will glow if (@) 2 0) 2 2 @ 2 8. (a) When X= 1, A= 1 and 8 =0, the input to the decoder = 11 Thus ¥, will be selected. Hence D, will be ON. 12. + CBT (FULLSYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY Delnr | Noda | Bhopal | Hyderabad | Jaipur | 00% EBTECAT: es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna Q.9 If the clock frequency used in an 8085 microprocessor is 3 MHz, then the time required to execute the instruction "DAD D"is (@) 0.33us (©) 1.33 ps (©) 2us (@) 3.338 9. (d) *°DAD D” requires 10 Fstates One T-state = 10 * So, tho execution time = HS = 3.33 ys 13. + CBT (FULLSYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Q.10 Consider a dielectric (e, = 2.25) filled rectangular waveguide with dimensions ax b (a> b). Ifthe cut off frequency of the guide is 4 GHz, then the value of dimension ais (a) Sem (b) 375m (6) 625m (@) 250m 10. (a) Cutoff frequency of the guide = cut-off frequency of the dominant mode. Cutoff frequency f, is 409 3x10 (10S Teas = a= om Det Bxa = 250m 14 + CBT (FULLSYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY MADE EASY | Del T Noda Bhopal] Tyaersbad_| Jaipur Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar | Kolkata indore Patna CBTEC17 Q.11 Aset of § message symbols emitted by a discrete memory less source is coded into binary format using three different variable length coding schemes as given below in the table, " 6 ‘Symbol | Coding | Gosing | Coding scheme (A) | scheme (@) | scheme (0) st oF on 110 82 10 110 1110 83 on att ono 4 110 101 0101 85 101 on 010 Which of the above coding schemes gives uniquely decodable codes? (a) Coding scheme (A) (b) Coding scheme (B) (©) Coding scheme (C) (d) none of the given coding schemes (c) To produce uniquely decodable codewords, the codeword of any symbol should not be a prefix of the other codeword, Only coding scheme (C) satisfies this. + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) 12 (a 2 12. Dem _| Nos | Bhopal | Hyderabad | Jaipur | Indore {fx = rcos0 and y = rsin8, then the value of CBTEC17 Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Pier Senna oo ar ar ae “ay? * 2 OF (ar (or) (ar 1/20 .arF (9 Flax" ay! roos8 and y= rsind 16 + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) MADE ERSS [0 [Nom | Mon | Racomar | pi | mao TepTeCay es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna 13 A3x 3 matrix follows the characteristic equation given by, #6 AP 4 9A-41=0 jen values of the matrix A" is ‘The sum and produet of ia 94 @ Ea 3g 64 O 7s (d) Data insufficient 13. (b) Let the Eigen values of Aare Ay, Aas he dy thy thy = 6 Dyke tdghytaghy = 2 Iydede tft Ry he dy 11 1 dpkg tha hp thihe 9 Iyhads 4 17 + CBT (FULL SYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Numerical Answer Type Questions : 14 to Q.23 carry 1 mark each Q.14. The current through @ 0.1 H inductor at 2) 820, it drop across L is { °—]V tor all tis A (Fea) (Take i, ( =0) 14, 28.56 (22 to 25) As, vit) = For t= 2, i) 18 + CBT (FULL SYLLABUS) wwwmadeeasy.in © Copyright MADEEASY Dany | Nowa] Bhopal] Fydeabad | Jaipur | Tndore Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna _ | CBTECT7 Q.18_ The transfer function of a phase lead compensator is given by, _ (140.5) Gel8) = @0.058) ‘The phase of the given compensator is maximum at a frequency of __radsec. 15. 6.32 (6.00 to 6.60) Comparing with standard function of compensator 6 test 9) = tease where += 08 ex = 0.05 o a= 04 maximum phase occurs at, Wa 05V01 6.32 rad/seo 19 + CBT (FULLSYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY MADE ERS | 5 1 om 7 sont | Wseabad | ipo | ioe ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Q.16 The energy of the signal shown below is J x) 2 z 7 zt 16, 5.33 (4,50 to .70) Given signal x(1) can be written as {t+2: -2sts0 x9 = fo-t: octee Lo; otherwise oneray E= fray atefie-neaty a JC +ateaars fier anata energy E CBTEC17 20 + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) Bela pe et reese BS OES Pa Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar Kolkata T Nord] Bhopal | Hyderabad | Jalpur | iadore Patna CBTEC17 Q.17. Acurrent of 20 A is passed through a thin metal strip, which is subjected to a magnetic flux density of 1.2Wbim®. The direction of magnetic field is perpendicular to that of current. The thickness of the strip in the direction of the magnetic field is 0.5 mm and the magnitude of the induced Hall voltage is 60 V. Then 17. 2 the density of electrons in the metal is > 102 mre 5 (4 to 6) Given 1= 20 1.2.Woim? 60Vv and 0.8 mm Br we know that y= a0 "pw But p= nq vy, = nxqxW =. density of electrons is, ne BL ~ Yaw 4.220 "© 0x1. 6x10 x0.5x10° n= 5x 102 ms + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) MADE ERSS | 8 1 | tent | rrceame | ne | aoe ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Q.18 Consider the 555 timer configured in the astable mode as shown in the figure below gv 10nF at The duty cycle of the output vottage Vis 18, 60 (59 to 61) Rit A, +2R, 5k +10k ~ 5k + 20k Duty cycle x 100% 100% 3 100 = 60% 5 60" CBTEC17 22 + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in MADE ERSS [0 [Nom | Mon | Racomar | pi | mao TepTeCay es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna Q.19 Consider the circuit shown in the figure below. It consists of two D-flip flops connected in cascade. 1 a 2, a}—x cux—p—p ore | > oF Lp The input clock to the above circuithas frequency of 0.5 Hz, If both the flipflops are roset initially, then the logical value of output “X” at 1.5 sec will be equal to (Assume that, both the flip flops has zero propagation delay) 19, (1) 1 DD & Db, @}—x clk —4— oF > OFF De ‘The above figure represents a master slave flip flop. The output will be equal to input only afler 23 + CBTA(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Q.20 The electric field vector of a uniform plane wave propagating in a nonmagnetic and lossless medium is. given by, E = 10sin(10°t + 8z)8 + 2sin(10°t + 8z)7 Vim The relative permittivity of the medium is 20. 5.76 (5.70 to §.80) Be oyu = oe medium is lossless and nonmagnetic 5 8x3x108 10° = 24 + CBTA(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE MADE EASS |e, Lond | ear | er | er [eBTeCa7 es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna Q.21 Ahomogenous dielectric (¢, = 2.5) fils region-I (2 > 0) while region-II (z< 0) is a perfect conductor as shown in the figure regiontt region conductor} ilectic (e,= 2.5) When the surface charge on the conductor is 5 nC/m2, then the electric field intensity E at (-10 m, -20 m, 2m) is Eo2 Vim. The value of E, is 21, 225.88 (225 to 227) point (-10 m, -20 m, 2m) is in region-1 D, = p,= 5 nCim? = B = 52nCim? ee, 25e 7 g - 58x10? 5 yim — 205,88 2 (vm) 25 + CBT (FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE pe et reese BS OES Pa Lucknow Q.22 An angle modulated signal is given by, | Pune | Bhubaneswar 90) = cos(200n1) cos(Ssin2zt) + sin(200n!) sin(Ssin2nt), ‘The maximum instantaneous frequency of the modulated signal is. 22. (108) s(t) = at = = ott ag = SP O = Fimax (200m — 10ncos 2nt) rad/sec (100-5cos2nt) Hz = (100+ 5)Hz = 105 Hz Kolkata MADE ERSS | 8 1 | tent | rrceame | ne | aoe Paina Hz, €05(200n!) cos(Ssin2nt) + sin(200nt) sin(Ssin2nt) cos(200nt—Ssin2nt) (200nt—Ssin2nt) rad CBTEC17 26 + CBT-1(FULL SYLLABUS) MADE ERSS [0 [Nom | Mon | Racomar | pi | mao TepTeCay es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna 2.28 A compensated semiconductor at T = 300 K has acceptor concentration N= 10" em® and donor concentration Ny= 3 x 10" cn, The minority carrier concentration in the sample is. x 108 err. (Assume intrinsic carrier concentration n,= 1.5 x 10" em) 23. 3,21 (8.00 to 3.50) Given N, = 10°° env? N,=3 x 10" em? N, > N, hence the compensated semiconductor is of p-type. Hence, the minority carrier concentration of a compensated p-type semiconductor is me me po Wa=Ne) (1.510!) % = (10% —3x10%) ny = 821 10% em? 27 + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Numerical Answer Type Questions : 0.24 to Q.25 carry 1 mark each 0.24 1¢ probability of a bad reaction from a certain injection is 0.001, then chances that out of 2000 individuals more than 2 will get a bad reaction is 24. 0,82 (0.30 to 0.35) It follows Poisson's distribution as probability of occurrence is very small Mean m = np = 2000 x 0,001 = 2 Probability that more than 2 get a bad reaction is = 1-(nobad reaction + one bad reaction + 2 bad reactions) 2I |- 0.323 om @.25 A tunction is defined as f(z . The residue ofthe function atits pole is (z -log3) 25. 0.167 (0.14 to 0.18) Residue at z= log3 is, =pxaxso¥ lego le=bogs 3x 36203 1 0.167 28 + CBT1(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE MADE EASS |e, Lond | ear | er | er [eBTeCa7 es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna (Etre ret Q.26 Consider the circuit shown below. ° = 100 uF = 400 uh { «= 10kQ, then the resonant frequency of the cireut is (@) 1592.36 rad/sec (b) 3535.53 rad/sec (©) 6369.42 rad/sec (@) 25000radi/se0 26. (b) 1 sot v = 400 1, a -° + Lot Vibe the voltage at node (x) VV Via, +e Veoh KR jac Vitti joc |rar, jwo= 1 @ Lol But vey, “ R ‘Therefore from equation (i) 14 a: joC latyar were | 1 1 och ta = f= Youu = par tino| +4 | here Ying, is the admittance of the network looking from the input terminals. Takin c, = cft+%) ° UR) 1 1 = Yoga = 2ifoc, iron = i * al At resonance, the imaginary term must be zero, Thus, + where w, = resonant frequency el = -— rasisec - 1 “% = Ve” Vietralmy loeto®t0414 1% = = 3535.53 radisee vex10* 29 + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) wwwmadeeasy.in © Copyright MADEEASY MADE ERSS | 8 1 | tent | rrceame | ne | aoe ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Q.27 The state equations of a system are given below: texte cu a and The system is said to be (@) controllable as well as observable (b) controllable but not observable (©) observable butnot controllable (d) neither controllable nor observable 27. (c) E)-b IEI cb reals) ver (3) 8 al and c= ft g check for controllability, lal=0 —— =sunconttollable check for observabily [ey of RG 7 lal#o observable CBTEC17 30 + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in MADE ERSS [0 [Nom | Mon | Racomar | pi | mao TepTeCay es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna Q.28 Aunity negative feedback control system has open loop transfer function, 28, 31 k(s+1)(s+2) “er01y(s-1) The range of values of K for which the closed loop system has two poles in the right half of s-plane is als (@ 003 (@) 41 two sign changes must present in the first column, itis possible for, 1+K>0. 4K>-1 3K-09<0 =+K<03 2K-01>0 + K> 0.05 The possible range is, 0.05 < K< 0.3. + CBTT(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna @.29 For the continuous-time periodic signal x(@) = 1 + cos2t + sin4t, the ratio of exponential Fourier series 29, 32 covtficients C, and C, fis 2) ie G 4 1 @> © 3 (©) 2 (a) 2 cS) x= D ce Where a, is the fundamental frequency. 2 The time period ofthe signal sindtis T, : T, = 2, ‘The fundamental period of the signal x(t) is T = T,=21,=nsec =. Fundamental frequency w, a rad/sec Now, a = 1+ c082t+ sind sat gt gilt ote 2 2 tier, leri, Veit 1 — tateteteity tet te yen pe tae oF Aina, Taina, 1 pyaar _ 1 iat = te fells Tet y © pita er 2 2 Qj aj = G+ Ce $C, eH" 40, eM! LG, elt values of & _ 1p ce + CBTT(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE MADE ERSS [0 [Nom | Mon | Racomar | pi | mao TepTeCay es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna Q.30 In an ideal MOS capacitor with p-type substrate, the body terminalis grounded. The doping concentration of the substrate is, N, = 10'S cm®. I the gate voltage applied is equal to the threshold voltage, then the ‘width of the depletion region in the silicon substrate is (Assume n, = 1.5 x 10" cr, e, of Si= 11.7 and kT/q = 26 mv) (@) 0.15% 104 em (©) 0.30 x 104 em (©) 0.45 x 10% em (@) 0.60 x 10% em 30. (b) When Vs = Yen Given acceptor concentration N, = 1018 cm @and n,= 1.8 x 10°° em* 18 0.026 In aly 15x10 Opp = 0.95 ‘The maximum space charge widths, x. = fAtetee | ~~ [oN 2 [a 7x8,854%10""* x0. =] NTE ONTO cm 1.6x107 x10) 0.30 x 10% om 33 + CBT-1(FULLSYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Q.31 A second order control system has the settling time of 5 seconds (for +2% tolerance) and the peak time of 2 seconds. The locations of poles in the s-plane are @) (08+ /8.14)radisee (b) (-2+ 0.628) radieee (©) (081.57) radisec (@) (22/5) radisec 31. (ce) Setting time bo, to, = 4=0.8radisec 5 Peak time -= Oy oe k ay = Ea1s7radiee For second order system, the location of poles = -E0,2/0, = (082/157) radisec 34° + CBTT(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE MADE ERSS [0 [Nom | Mon | Racomar | pi | mao TepTeCay es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna Q.32. In the figure shown below, we have the wave forms of input and output of a certain circuit, 32, 35. Ys 25. “ — «> [eeu] = ql BV tov. +———: Which of the following shows the appropriate circuit? th 2 (o) Mi Ms ¢ c © ° z ve (@) vy Vy 5 sv _ > By _ Ts Tos (a) We can see that autput is clamped version of input. When input is negative then output is 5 V and thus diode will be connected such that diode turn ON when input is negative and thus produce oulput equal to 5 V. So the circuit will be c i ° vi % > Tov When inputis negative diode turn ON and output equal to § Vand V,,= 15 V. When inputis positive, diode is OFF and V, = V, + 15 V. Further diode will be in OFF state only, since V, is not exceeding 15 V. + CBTT(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE MADE ERS | 5 1 om 7 sont | Wseabad | ipo | ioe ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Q.33_ In the given circuit the op-amps are ideal. The output voltage V, at T= 300 K is U,, 8 reverse saturation current of the BJT and Vis thermal voltage at T= 300 K) R ¥ “> Me Lv, hy) A ) tal te) (a) Vein] © yen) lo } 33. (b) for BJT, (Heo J Qp-amp (1) and (2) form antilogarithmic amplifiers thus, (le) Vy = -Vy inl 2 |= —Vy In| Ve) and op-amp (3) forms an inverting summer Fea +0 CBTEC17 36 + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) MADE ERSS [0 [Nom | Mon | Racomar | pi | mao TepTeCay es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna Q.34 A free running 3-bit Johnson counter is connected to a 4-bit D/A converter, as shown in the figure below. If the full scale output voltage of the DAC is equal to 15 V, then the output voltage after 3 clock pulses is (Assume the counter starts from 000) (38505 , 088) abit 0) D, ae Sooner p, one HP a s8)0, 2.086) @ 1av to) 5v ( 10v (@) 13 34. (a) The output of Johnson counter ater 3 clock pulses is Clock number [@,_@; G5 Inital [000 1 +0 0 2 +100 3 144 row, Vag, = (Resolution of DAC) (Decimal equivalent of input binary code) po yaw Fo input binary code (D,D,D,0,) = 1101 2 Vog = 1X2 x14 22x 1421x042 11 = 13V 37 + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY MADE ERSS | 8 1 | tent | rrceame | ne | aoe AE EAS one vie abana | fala || bas 135. Consider tho circuit shownin the gue below * Dep y z : D> ‘The logical expression of the output Fcan be given as (@ xevez (o) Xovez () X@YoZ 35. (c) ‘The above figure can be redrawn as y IP 7H xovez CBTEC17 38 + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) wwwmadeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY MADE EASS | oD, [mend | Recor | be | ee OR EST | Moco | pute | tnd | Kohat | Sune | CBTECIZ Q.36 Transmitting and receiving antennas opetating at 1.5 GHz with gains of 25 dB and 30 dB respectively are separated by a distance of 1.5 km. If the transmitted power is 200 W, then the maximum power that can be received at receiver is given by (@) 712mw () 712m (©) 21.7mw (a) 217 mw 36. (b) G, = 25dB = G,= 10% = 316.23 G- 30 dB = G, = 10° = (2a) ee 3x10" Anx1 5x10 x1. 5x10? 7.A12mW 1000 16.23% 1000200 W 39 + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in MADE ERSS | 8 1 | tent | rrceame | ne | aoe ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow |. Pune | Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | otra | CBTECT7 Q.37 The radiated power density of an antenna is given by, Fins = 1288 5 win? where (r, 8) are in spherical coordinates and 4, is the radial unit vector. The total power radiated by the antennais (@ 98.7W (©) 197.4W © 394.8W (@) 49.4W 37. (a) snododed, W = fpWra-asii = oe = 10f dof sintodow = 107*=98.7W e=0 00 40 + CBT-1(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE MADE ERSS [0 [Nom | Mon | Racomar | pi | mao TepTeCay Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar _|_Kolkata | _Patna Q.38 A25cmx 1 cm rectangular waveguide filled with a lossless dielectric material (c, = 4) is excited at a 38, a 3 frequency 3, where fis the cutoff frequency of the guide. Ifthe guide operates in TE,,mode, then the distance along the guide at which the signal strength decreases to 1 percent of the excitation is given by (@) 2.140m (0) 3.140m (©) 854m (@) 864m () oe 4 = onxtxcaxdt ong Bh ov? _ ait | 3 ] a Slovo Nt _ Wile faSe anx7 c x2x 3 c ae c 3x10! For TE, modi Ss = Sa tes 0He orTEremoce, Eta | 2x2x25 m7 x3x10° > a oxi 10nv7 Npim fo pad Now. yoo = Foe’ 5 a= +in(t00) a 4 d Foun 100m =s.o40m Orv? + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) wwwmadeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Q.39. For a(7, 4) linear block code, the parity check matrix is given by 1110!100 Ai=|10 1 110 10 110 1;001 the syndrome calculated by using the received code word is $=[0 1 1], whatis the corresponding error pattern, possible among the choices given below? @ [1101100] (e) (1010019) © 1110104 @ 1101001) 39. (b) 5 = eft to get possible &, check & A for all given choices For option (a) For option (b) 5 For option (c) 5 For option (d) 3=e@AT=[110100 1) For option (b) $ =[0 1 1], sothe possible error pattem trom the given choicesis, @=[10 10 0 10] 42. + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY Bela Lucknow T Noda Q.40 For anon uniform Quantizer, the output is input voltage is greater than (or) equal to 0. I range [~3, 2] volts is applied to this Quantiz T Bhopal | Wiyderabad | Jaipur | tndore Pune | Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna CBTEC17 1V when the input voltage is less than 0 and +2 V when the Ifa message signal whose PDF is uniformly distributed in the er, then the Quantization noise power will be 1 7 @ iW © ow 13, 25 © BW (@) 40. (a) 14) 18. Quantization noise power No E[(e-x,) i | [- (-9+9-: (e-3])" bore 3 ate av ]- ° av Jon xy Pied (x+1°dx+ is (x-2)'dx W (xP 624 fdere tea 4x)dx W Std 29 ne ao(Se0-8)] w w 7 +] yw 43. + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna omer (ieee Q.41. The rate at which ice melts is proportional to amount of ice at the instant. f half the quantity melts in 0 minutes, then the ratio of amount left to original amount present after 2 hours is. (@ 1:8 (b) 1:6 (©) 1:16 (@) 1:4 41. (ce) 1 At t= hour, 2 Pint2)2 At t= 2 hours, me m= menier m (iy m \2) Q.42 Acylinder is inscribed in a cone of height Hand radius R. If the volume of the cylinder is maximum, then, height of the cylinder is @ (b) © 5 @ 42. (d) a= tar 7) Volume of the eylinder = 112 h _t Gh) ‘ana, r=(H-h)tana Volume of cylinder V = mr2h = n(H~ A)? tan? aux h av For maximum volume ©! = 0 dh O iptan? tH? +h? guitar? a (H® +H? — ae) mtan?a[H? + 3h? 44h] = 0 3h? —4Hh+ HP = 0 3h{h—H)- Hib—H) (h-H)(3h—H) = 0 heH at h=H, rwill be zero and cylinder becomes line. H he So, 3 44° + CBT (FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE MADE EASS |e, Lond | ear | er | er [eBTeCa7 pe et reese BS OES Pa Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar | Kolkata ‘Numerical Answer Type Questions : Q.43 to Q.53 carry 2 marks each Q.43_ The impedance parameter matrix of a two port network is given by i-[12 ~29] 52 049) The transmission parameter °C" is given by____ 43. 0.2 (0.15 to 0.25) forimpedance parameters, Vy = Zh +Zph=l,-2l, 0 Vy = Zul + Zele= 5h, (i) when J, = 0, from equation (i), «iy Vv, = or c= 4 45 + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) wwwmadeeasy.in © Copyright MADEEASY MADE ERSS | 8 1 | tent | rrceame | ne | aoe ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow |. Pune | Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | otra | CBTECT7 Q.44 Consider the circuit shown below. anv @ Fama eon Fa Fe ‘The maximum power, that can be transferred to the load R, is mW, 44, (125) R, will absorb maximum power when Finding Ryy: Finding Vpy: SOV 0.25 mA 200 Therefore, the dependent source current 40 J, = 40 x 0.25 mA =10mA Therefore Vpy = 10mAx5kQ = 50V Hence, the maximum power that can he transferred to the load is, = Mod? 60) vy p25 mw P, 4Ryy 4x51" 46 + CBTT(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE MADE ERSS [0 [Nom | Mon | Racomar | pi | mao TepTeCay es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna @.45 Consider a unity negative feedback system having the characteristic equation, e—___K Ger ye2) 'tis desired that, all roots of the characteristic equation have real parts less than or equal to "1". The maximum value of K, satisfying this condition is 45. 0.75 (0.60 to 0.90) The loop transfer function kK GMS) = Goyeet aera Drawing the root locus plot of the corresponding system, From root locus diagram, itis clear that, for K’< K,, all roots of the characteristic equation have real parts less than or equal to 1" To determine the value of K,: { we know the value of ‘x, then itis very easy to determine the value of K,. * Using angle condition, to determine the value of "x 2G(s) His) 180° 90° — tan 1(2x)— tan (x) =(_3e tan = 9 (=) 1-2x7 = 0 180" x = Lradisec v2 + Using magnitude condition, to determine the value of K, [S) HO), yj. = = (2,)(D,)) or, 1 x= pi O.= Wo25+x? iD= Vive 1 OT xVT50 = 0.75 So, B 47 CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Q.46 The Discrete Fourier Transform of a signal x{n] is X(K) = (1, 2, 3, 4}. The value of x[n] at n= 2is 46. -0.5 (-0.6 to -0.4) Given DFT, Xk) = (1, 2,3, 4) By the definition of DFT, xh = Dalnle ™ Theinverse DFT, x{n) = 9201, 2 ony NA Clearly from the question, N= 4 xin) - Ty xe? x[n] atin = 2is a2] = 3D xtoe™ = Pens 2-a+9y +4] x[2] = -0.5 48 + CBT1(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE MADE ERSS [0 [Nom | Mon | Racomar | pi | mao TepTeCay es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna Q.47 Two random variables Wand Z are defined interms of two other zero mean random variables Xand Yas given below: W= X4 aYand Z= X—aY; where “a” is a positive real constant. { the variance of *X” is 16 and the variance of *Y” is 4, then the value of “a”, that makes Wand Z orthogonal to each other, is equal to 47. (2) When Wand Zare orthogonal, EIWz] = 0 ElIX+ av) (X-a¥)) = 0 E[X? + aXY- aXY- #Y?) = 0 E[x?]-#E[Y4] = 0 ELX?] _ foe 80 o> VE] Yor - fe 4 49 CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Q.48 Consider the common emitter amplifier shown below with the following small signal equivalent parameters: Pe t00, r= 1H and Me Faun wie ‘€ ad deci. The lower cut off frequency af the amplifier will be kHz. 48. 6.11 (6.80 to 6.40) With all the parameters we draw the small signal made! of the circuit, then we will find equivalent resistance 1 seen across the capacitor, The lower cutoff frequency will be P auency 2aR,,0 The small signal model is, The small signal equivalent circuit to determine Ais. Bria Pale og 7] 1 The base resistance when seen from emitter get multiplied with (4) Rex Fe, 10k) 2k So, R, exeni( gi; iouni2@) (2000) (26.40) @ 26.05 2 So, 1 kHz 50+ CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY T_Neide | Bhopal | Wydeabad | Jaipar | tndore Pune | Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patra _ | CBTECT7 Bela Lucknow Q.49 Consider the field effect transistor connected in the circuit given below ev2sv ieDoa BVP diem 9 Mau wc} tw e2s8v ‘The threshold voltage for all the transistors is, Vzy = 0.4 V. 0 [for all transistor w e (7) = 0.25 mAVV' = 0.15 mA? The value of output voltage V,., for the given circuit is, 49. -1.29 (-1.50 to -1.00) = 200 nA, [by current mirror action] Ib= Ky (Yas, — Vand 02 Ves ae gag 1047129 Vos; “1.29 51+ CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna Q.50 A quarter-wave lossless 100 @ line is terminated by a load Z, = 200. If the voltage at the receiving end is 100 V, then the voltage at the sending end is given by v 50. (50) _ 200-1004 200+100 3 t+/P| 5 oe HIN (| a a Note : distance between adjacent maxima and minima is and the line length is also 7 2, > Zo, there iS Vag at load and V,,, at the sending end, Vinee = $ Vin 100V = 2V,,, = Vp = Vin = 50V. 52. + CBT-1 (FULL SYLLABUS) www.madeeasy.in © Copy MADEEASY MADE ERSS [0 [Nom | Mon | Racomar | pi | mao TepTeCay es ee ers or OEE Lucknow | Pune | Bhubaneswar |_Kolata | Patna Q.51 Aplane wave propagating in free space with electric field E = 10.cos(wt ~ x ~ 2z)¥ Vim is incident on a 51 53 dielectric slab (z> 0) with e, 17.35 (17.00 to 18.00) Unit vector normal to interface is 2 25, 1, = 1 and o = 0. The angle of transmission is degrees. From E the propagation vector is, = 8422 422 (unit vector) v5 angle of incidence 6, s angle between &, and (A From Snelisiaw, —n,sin@, = n,sin@,and n= Je, a sin26.57° = sin, = ising, = S268" 1p a5 = 0, = 1738" + CBTT(FULLSVLLABUS) wonwsmadeeasyin 2 Cony MADE MADE ERS | [mT tora | Hecate | iar | aioe TeBTECI7 ‘ee Ser rece BR OES ale Lucknow | Pune |” Bhubaneswar | Kolkata | Patna 12 Q.52_Inadigital communication system, bi-t and bit0 ate transmitted with probabillies and 5 respectively. 52, ey ‘These bits are transmitted using BPSK modulation scheme and the modulated symbols are modelled as. given below: (+t); for bit-1 = 440); for bit-0 Stt)= { 080,t:0

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