A. 127.4 V
B. 200V
D. 282.8 V
A. maximum
C. none of the above
D. zero
A. reactive power is more than the apparent power
C. actual power is more than its reactive power
D. apparent power is equal to the actual power
A. 30
B. 90
C. 60
A. L only
B. C only
C. all above
A. 90
B. 360
C. 0
A. series
D. either A. or (b)
A. 0
B. 60
D. 180?
A. 1.414
C. 0.637
D. 0.707
A. sine wave
B. triangular wave
C. half wave rectified sine wave
A. 0.434 EWc
B. lAUEmax
D. 0.707 Emax
A. peak value to r.m.s. value
B. none of the above
D. average value to r.m.s. value
B. R-C circuit
C. purely inductive circuit
D. R-L circuit
B. sine wave
C. square wave
D. triangular wave
B. cosine of phase angle difference be-tween current and voltage
C. ratio of useful current to total current Iw/I
D. R/Z
E. kW/kVA
A. resistance
B. inductance
C. capacitance
A. all above
B. capacitance only
D. inductance only
A. does not take power at all from a line
D. consumes some power on average
B. the current is in phase with the voltage
C. the current can lead or lag by 90
D. the current leads the voltage by 90
A. 0.9
C. 0.5 Imax
D. 1.414 Lmax
B. 0.5 s
C. 0.0005 s
D. 0.05 s
A. will change the resonance frequency
C. will change the maximum value of current at resonance
D. will change the impedance at resonance frequency
A. any where
C. far away from the inductive load
D. very near to inductive load
A. volt-amperes
C. reactive power
D. instantaneous power
B. 2.5
C. 5
D. 15
A. none of the above
B. falls to 36.8% of its final steady value
D. rises to 38.6% of its final steady value
A. zero
B. 0.08 lagging
C. 0.8 leading
A. r.m.s. value of current is less than average value
B. r.m.s. value of current is greater than average value
A. peak value
C. r.m.s. value
D. average value
B. reactive power
D. apparent power
B. 220/V3 V
D. 220V3V
B. the less heat than produced by A.C. flowing through the same circuit
C. the more heat than produced by A.C. when flowing through the same circuit
D. none of the above
B. the same as frequency
D. expressed in amperes
A. the current flowing in capacitor
B. the size of the capacitor being quite big
C. the capacitive reactance in ohms
B. 0
C. 180?
D. 60
A. applied voltage to the circuit
B. resistance of the circuit
C. impedance of the circuit
A. overloads alternators, transformers and distribution lines
C. reduces load handling capability of electrical system
D. results in more voltage drop in the line
E. results in more power losses in the electrical system
A. triangular wave
D. sine wave
B. current leads the voltage by 90
C. current can lead or lag the voltage by 90
D. current lags behind the voltage by 90
A. inductance
B. capacitance
D. both A. and B.
A. r.m.s. value/peak value
C. average value/r.m.s. value
D. average value/peak value
A. both will reach their minimum values at the same instant
B. both will reach their maximum values at the same instant
A. at the time of turning on and off
B. only at the time of turning off
C. at all the time of operation
D. only at the time of turning on
B. not a sinusoid
C. a sinusoid of half the original frequency
D. a sinusoid of double the frequency
A. 5 n
B. 50 jt
D. 25 JT
B. both waves must have identical peak values
C. both waves must have zero value at the same time
A. non-oscillating
B. square wave
C. oscillating
A. directly as the cross-sectional area of magnetic core
B. inversely as the length of the iron path
C. directly as square of number of turns
D. directly as the permeability of the core
B. kV
C. kW
D. kVA
A. the current through the resistance is more
B. the current through the resistance is less
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