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Basic Electrical Engineering
15ELE15/25
BASIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING :
MODULE - 1
I
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Ohm's law : " The potential difference between the two ends of a conductor is directly
proportional to the current flowing through it, provided its temperature & other
parameters remain unchanged "
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Their v-i relationship
is given by ,
[ V= K Im ] - Here the relation between V & I is non linear
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- It is not applicable to 'arc lamps', because arc produced exhibits non-linear characteristics
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Kirchhoff's current law [ KCL ] " Algebraic sum of all currents meeting at a node is zero in any electric circuit"
OR
" Sum of all currents entering a node is equal to sum of all currents leaving a node in any
electrical circuit
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II
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"
or
" In any electrical network, the algebraic sum of voltage drops of all branches and emf's
forming a closed loop is zero
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(1)
as per KCL
I = I1 + ( I1R1 / R2 )
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ELECTROMAGNETISM & ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION :
Syllabus : Review of field around a conductor & coil, magnetic flux & flux density, mmf ,
magnetic field intensity, reluctance & permeability, definition of magnetic circuit
& analogy between electric & magnetic circuit
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Self inductance, mutual
inductance and coefficient of coupling
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Force on
current carrying conductor placed in a magnetic field, Fleming's left hand rule
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Magnetic field :The space around a magnet in which the magnetic effects are felt is known as magnetic
field
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Magnetic flux :- [Ø]
The magnetic lines of force originate from north pole N & go into south pole S
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It is expressed in
[WB]
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3
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It is
expressed in (Wb/m2) or Tesla (T)
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Magneto motive force (mmf) :mmf is the force that drives flux through a magnetic circuit
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It is analogous to emf
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5
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Reluctance:Opposition offered to the production of magnetic flux
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It is expressed in (AT/Wb)
It is analogous to resistance
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Permeability:It is the property of a magnetic material by virtue of which magnetic flux can be easily
created in it
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a) Absolute permeability (µ)
b) Relative permeability (µr)
[µ = B / H]
[µr = B / B0] B0 - flux induced in free space
8
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Mean circumference of the ring is taken as length of magnetic circuit
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mmf creates magnetic flux
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Reluctance is opposition offered
magnetic flux
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Magnetic flux Ø (Wb)
Electric Current I, (A)
4
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Permeance, G (Wb/A)
Conductance, G (S)
6
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Magnetic field intensity H (At/m)
Electric field intensity E (V/m)
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Differences Between Magnetic Circuit And Electric Circuit
Magnetic circuit
Electric circuit
1
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Energy must be continuously
supplied to maintain current flow
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It stores energy
It dissipates energy in the form of
heat
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Saturation exists in magnetic circuits
( B
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ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION :
Faraday's laws of electromagnetic induction I law :- Whenever magnetic flux linking a coil changes, emf is induced
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II law:- The magnitude of induced emf is equal to rate of change of flux linking the coil
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dØ/dt
e e==- -NNdØ
/ dt
Property of electromagnetism :
" Every current carrying conductor produces its own flux around it "
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Right hand thumb rule :
When a conductor is held in the palm - Thumb points towards direction of current
Curled fingers represent direction of flux
Types of induced emf :
1
...
Example - Generators
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2
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(flux and conductor remain
stationary)
a) Self induced emf - Current is passed through a coil, flux develops around it
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b) Mutually induced emf - Emf induced when varying flux in a coil links with the
neighbouring coil and induces emf in neighbouring coil
...
Or
When current is increased through a coil, it is opposed by instantaneous production of emf
(self induced / counter emf) or when current is decreased , it is also opposed by self induced
emf [delayed]
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Self inductance is measured in terms of co efficient of self induction
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Work done to overcome the opposition due to induced emf for an increase in current is given
by
Total energy W absorbed is given byW=
ʃe i dt = ʃL (di/dt) i dt = ʃLi di = L i / 2 = (1/2) LI
2
2
Mutual inductance :
The ability of a coil to induce emf in the neighbouring coil by induction due to change in
current in 1st coil
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Let V1 be the applied voltage in coil1
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emf induced in coil 2 is given
by ,
e12 = - N2 dØ12/dt
e12 = - N2 (dØ12/di1) X (di1/dt)
e12 = - M12 di1/dt
where M12 is the mutual inductance given by ,
M12 = N2 dØ12/di1
Coefficient Of Coupling :- [ Relation between L1 , L2 & M ]
It is a measure of proximity between two coils
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Consider two magnetically coupled coils A & B with turns N1 & N2
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c
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c
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"
Direction given by Flemings left hand rule
Thumb represents direction of motion (force)
forefinger represents direction of flux
second finger represents direction of current carrying
conductor
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QUESTION BANK :
1(a) D
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State and explain Kirchhoff’s laws as applied to DC Circuits
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What are the advantages of parallel circuit over series circuit?(Jan 2010,5M)
3
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(Jan 2013,6M)
4
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The total power dissipation in the circuit is 70W when the applied
voltage is 20V
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(June 2014,6M)
5
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Find the value
of R & the total current
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Obtain the potential difference Vxy in the circuit shown in figure (b)
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Find the currents in all the resistors of the network shown in the figure (c)
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(June 2013,6M)(Jan 2015,6M)
8
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The potential difference
across A is 0
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3V
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(Jan 2012,6M)(June 2014,6M)(Jan 2015,6M)
9
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If the current through 15Ω resistor is 3A find, (a)
the currents in 20Ω & 30Ω resistors, (b) the voltage across whole circuit, & (c) the total
power consumed in allresistor
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Using Kirchhoff’s laws, determine R1, R2, I1,I2& I3 in the circuit shown in figure (d)
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For the network shown in figure (e), calculate the currents Ix&Iy
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Three 60W, 120V light bulbs are connected across a 120V power line as shown in the
figure (f)
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(Jan 2011,6M)(June 2012,6M)(June 2013,6M)
13
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(Jan 2015,5M)
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14
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5A
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1(b) ELECTROMAGNETISM
1
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(Jan 2013,6M)(June 2014,5M)
2
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(Jan 2015,6M)
3
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(Jan 2011,7M)(June 2014,8M)(June 2015,6M)
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4
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(Jan 2015,5M)(June 2009,7M)
5
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(Jan 2010,5M)(June
2013,5M)(Jan 2015,5M)(June 2014,4M)(Jan 2014,5M)
6
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(June 2014,6M)(June 2013,6M)
7
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It is found that a current of 5A in coil A
produces flux of 0
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15mWb
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(Jan
2013,8M)(June 2015,8M)(Jan 2012,8M)(June 2014,8M)
8
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Calculate self-inductance, the emf induced & the energy stored when the current is
reversed in 0
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(Jan 2015,4M)(June 2014,4M)(Jan 2013,6M)
9
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1mWb
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The coil is moved in 0
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3mWb
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(Jan 2011,5M)(June 2012,5M)(Jan 2013,7M)
10
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Calculate the inductance &
energy stored in the magnetic field when a current of 2A flows in a solenoid
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A coil of 750 turns & a current of 10A gives rise to a magnetic flux of 1200µWb
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01 second
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Two identical coils of 1200 turns each, are placed side by side such that 60% of flux
produced by one coil links with the other
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12mWb
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(Jan 2015,8M)
13
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A current of 8A in coil A
produces a flux of 0
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If the coefficient of coupling is 0
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(b)flux linkage with coil B
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02sec
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14
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If a current of 10A flowing in the first coil
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produces a flux of 0
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Find the inductance of the second coil
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An air cored solenoid with length 30cm & internal diameter 1
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Estimate its inductance & amount of energy stored in it when the current
through the coil rises from 0A to 5A