A delta connected 3-phase circuit has three resistance of 36 Ohms in each phase. What is the value of per phase resistance (in ohms) of the equivalent star connected circuit?

SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1
A delta connected 3-phase circuit has three resistance of 36 Ohms in each phase. What is the value of per phase resistance (in ohms) of the equivalent star connected circuit?

84

12

108

36

84

12

108

36

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SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1
Scott connections are used for

Any of the above

Three Phase to Single Phase transformation

Single-phase to three-phase transformation

Three-phase to two-phase transformation

Any of the above

Three Phase to Single Phase transformation

Single-phase to three-phase transformation

Three-phase to two-phase transformation

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SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1
On which of the following parameters the eddy current loss occurring in a material does not depend?

The volume of the material

The frequency of variation of flux

Susceptibility

Magnetic flux Density

The volume of the material

The frequency of variation of flux

Susceptibility

Magnetic flux Density

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SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1
Which one of the following is a passive element to an electric circuit?

Battery

Current source

Voltage source

Resistors

Battery

Current source

Voltage source

Resistors

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SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1
In a synchronous motor running with the fixed excitation, when the load is increased two times, its torque angle becomes approximately

No Change

Half

Four Times

Twice

No Change

Half

Four Times

Twice

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SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1
For Proper Operation of the transistor, its collector should have

Proper Reverse Bias

Very small size

Proper Forward Bias

None of these

Proper Reverse Bias

Very small size

Proper Forward Bias

None of these

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A Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) is a three-layer, two junction semiconductor device consisting of either two N-type and one P-type layer of material (NPN transistor) or two P-type and one N-type layer of material (PNP transistor). A transistor can be visualized as two back-to-back connected diodes; by placing two PN junctions together, we can create a bipolar transistor with the three terminals – emitter, base, and collector. The term bipolar is to justify the fact that holes and electrons participate in the injection process into the oppositely polarised material. If only one carrier is employed (electron or hole), it is considered a unipolar device. For proper working of the transistor, the two junctions of the transistor should be properly biased, the base-emitter (J1) junction should be forward biased and the base-collector (J2) junction should be reverse biased. In a PNP transistor, the majority charge carriers are holes and germanium is favored for these devices. In an NPN transistor, the majority charge carriers are electrons and silicon is best for NPN transistors. The thin and lightly doped middle layer is known as the base (B) and the two outer regions are known as the emitter (E) and the collector (C).
Under the proper operating conditions, the emitter region emits or injects majority charge carriers into the base region and because the base is very thin, most of these electrons will ultimately reach the collector. The emitter is highly doped to reduce resistance and emit more majority charge carriers. The collector is lightly doped to reduce the junction capacitance of the collector-base junction. The schematics and the circuit symbols for bipolar transistors are shown in Fig. The arrows on the schematic symbols indicate the direction of emitter-current flow. The collector is usually at a higher voltage than the emitter and for proper operation, the base-emitter junction is forward biased while the collector-base junction is reverse biased.

SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1

SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1 A delta connected 3-phase circuit has three resistance of 36 Ohms in each phase. What is the value of per phase resistance (in ohms) of the equivalent star connected circuit?

SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1 Scott connections are used for

SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1 On which of the following parameters the eddy current loss occurring in a material does not depend?

SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1 Which one of the following is a passive element to an electric circuit?

SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1 In a synchronous motor running with the fixed excitation, when the load is increased two times, its torque angle becomes approximately

SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1 For Proper Operation of the transistor, its collector should have

SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1
A delta connected 3-phase circuit has three resistance of 36 Ohms in each phase. What is the value of per phase resistance (in ohms) of the equivalent star connected circuit?

SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1
Scott connections are used for

SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1
On which of the following parameters the eddy current loss occurring in a material does not depend?

SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1
Which one of the following is a passive element to an electric circuit?

SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1
In a synchronous motor running with the fixed excitation, when the load is increased two times, its torque angle becomes approximately

SSC JE Electrical 2018 with solution SET-1
For Proper Operation of the transistor, its collector should have