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What is the difference between ‘Ripple carry adder’ and ‘Look-ahead carry adder’ explain in brief. ‘A 4-bit adder circuit could be used to convert BCD codes to Excess-3 codes’. Justify this statement using proper circuit diagram in brief.

Find inverse Laplace transform of:

G(s)= S / (S+1) (S+1+j1)^2 (S+1-j1)^2

Solve step by step and briefly.


You are provided with the BC547 transistor and E24 series of resistors, along with a voltage supply of 10 V. If the transistor can be assumed to have a 𝛽 = 200, design a common-emitter amplifier to the following specifications:

a. The amplifier should be biased in the middle of the active region.

b. A sinusoidal output of amplitude 1 V should be obtained when a sinusoidal input of amplitude 10 mV and frequency 10 kHz, is applied from a source of resistance 5 kΩ. 


6. A 72-ohm coil of wire is connected in series with an adjustable resistor(rheostat) whole resistance can be varied from 0 to 99 ohms. If the line is 115 volts, calculate (a) the range through which the coil current can be varied, (b) the rheostat resistance when the power taken by the coil is 90 watts.

 

The answer should be:0.72 to 1.6 amp

 

7. Using the given data of Prob. 6, calculate the power taken by the coil when the voltage drops across rheostat and coil are equal.

The answer should be: 45.8 watts



Design and Implement the following logic functions using Verilog. And must be implemented using all three modeling techniques (Gate level modeling, Dataflow modeling, and Behavioral modeling)


i. Unclocked S-R latch.

ii. Clocked S-R latch.


Distinguish between renewable and non-renewable source of energy.


Find inverse Laplace transform of following:

1.F(s)=(S+1) / ((S+2)^2 (S+2S+4)^2 )





A 50 Hz, 885 V/88.5 V transformer is used for stepping down voltage. Its HV winding resistance and reactance are 90 ohms and 85 ohms respectively and its LV winding resistance and reactance are 9 ohms and 8.5 ohms respectively. Its core-loss as measured from the primary side = 6 W. The load connected to it = 6 + j7 ohms.

What is the value of its core-loss resistance in k.ohms when looked from the primary side?


What is its core-loss in W when looked from the secondary side?


What is the magnitude of the current that flows through the given load in A?


What is the power consumed in the load in W?


What is the magnitude of the current that will be flowing into the primary winding in A if the excitation current is neglected?



A 205 V, 19 kW dc shunt motor has a 3 step (3 resistance) starter that restricts the starting armature current between its rated value and some K times this rated value. This motor is 69 % efficient at rated conditions and its field resistance = 205 ohms. The starting resistance in each step is 6 times its armature resistance.

What is the maximum starting armature current in A?


What is total resistance of the starter in Ohms?


What is the back EMF in Volts, when the starter is just put in 2nd step? Assume that the transition from 1st to 2nd step is instantaneous.


What is the back EMF in Volts by the end of the 2nd step?


What is the back EMF of this motor in Volts under rated conditions?



a) Simplify the following Boolean expression using three variable maps

     F(x, y, z) = x y z + x’y’ z + x y’ z’

b)Simplify the following Boolean expression using four variable maps:

       F(w,x, y, z) = Σ(0,1,4,5,6,7,8,9)


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