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Question 81 Discuss

What is the standard Form Factor value for a pure sinusoidal alternating current?

A
1.0
B
1.11
C
1.414
D
1.732

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: B

Form Factor is RMS value / Average value. For a sine wave, it is (Vm/sqrt(2)) / (2Vm/pi) = pi / (2 * sqrt(2)) = 1.11.
Question 82 Discuss

Eddy current losses in a transformer core can be primarily reduced by:

A
Using a solid steel core
B
Increasing the frequency of supply
C
Laminating the core
D
Using thicker wire for the windings

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

Laminating the core inserts thin insulating layers, breaking the path of eddy currents and greatly reducing the I^2R heating losses.
Question 83 Discuss

According to Indian electrical wiring standards (IS), what is the standard color code for the Earth wire?

A
Red
B
Black
C
Green
D
Yellow

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

In domestic wiring standard color coding, Red/Brown is phase, Black/Blue is neutral, and Green or Green-Yellow is earth.
Question 84 Discuss

Which type of DC generator is typically used as an exciter to supply field current for a large alternator?

A
DC Series Generator
B
DC Shunt Generator
C
Differentially Compounded Generator
D
Arc Welding Generator

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: B

DC Shunt generators provide a nearly constant output voltage over a wide load range, making them ideal as exciters.
Question 85 Discuss

The tendency of a squirrel cage induction motor to run at a stable speed of one-seventh of its synchronous speed is known as:

A
Cogging
B
Crawling
C
Plugging
D
Hunting

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: B

Crawling is caused by the 7th space harmonic of the air gap flux, creating a parasitic torque that peaks near 1/7th synchronous speed.
Question 86 Discuss

In Delta Modulation, 'slope overload' distortion occurs when:

A
The signal frequency is too low
B
The step size is too large for a slowly varying signal
C
The analog signal varies faster than the modulator can track
D
The sampling rate exceeds the Nyquist criterion

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

Slope overload happens when the rate of rise or fall of the analog input exceeds the maximum step size variation possible in Delta Modulation.
Question 87 Discuss

In the standard GSM 900 MHz band, what is the frequency separation (duplex gap) between the uplink and downlink carriers?

A
10 MHz
B
25 MHz
C
45 MHz
D
80 MHz

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

GSM 900 uses 890-915 MHz for uplink and 935-960 MHz for downlink, leaving a consistent duplex gap of 45 MHz.
Question 88 Discuss

Why is a PIN diode widely used as an RF or microwave switch?

A
It acts as a variable capacitor under forward bias
B
It has an extremely high reverse breakdown voltage
C
Its intrinsic layer acts like a pure resistor at high frequencies, controllable by DC bias
D
It provides high power gain like a transistor

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: C

At RF, the PIN diode's intrinsic layer cannot respond to the fast AC cycles. It behaves as a low resistance when forward-biased (switch ON) and high resistance when reverse-biased (switch OFF).
Question 89 Discuss

An isolator is used in microwave transmission lines to:

A
Amplify the forward signal
B
Allow signal transmission in one direction and absorb reflections
C
Split the signal equally into two paths
D
Change the plane of polarization

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: B

Isolators utilize ferrite materials to permit microwave energy to pass forward with little loss while heavily attenuating reflected energy travelling backwards.
Question 90 Discuss

Corona discharge in high voltage transmission lines leads to:

A
Decrease in line capacitance
B
Generation of ozone and radio interference
C
Improvement in voltage regulation
D
Reduction of the skin effect

Answer & Explanation

Correct Option: B

The ionization of air around the conductor produces a faint glow, hissing noise, ozone gas, and significant RF interference.