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GATE EC 1991 Electronics Question Paper

GATE EC - 1991 Electronics and Communications Engineering Question Paper

1.1  An  excitation  is  applied  to  a  system  at  t  =  T  and  its  response  is  zero  for
-8 < < t T .   Such a system is   x(t)
(a)  non-causal system
(b)  stable system
(c)  causal system
(d)  unstable system

1.2  In a series RLC high Q circuit, the current peaks at a frequency
(a)  equal to the resonant frequency
(b)  greater than the resonant frequency
(c)  less than the resonant frequency
(d)  none of the above

1.4  Two  two-port  networks  are  connected  in  cascade.  The  combination  is  to  be represented  as  a  single  two-port  network.  The  parameters  of  the  network  are obtained by multiplying the individual
(a)  z-parameter matrix    (b)  h-parameter matrix
(c)  y-parameter matrix    (d)  ABCD parameter matrix

1.5  The  pole-zero  pattern  of  a  certain  filter  is  shown  in  the  figure  below.  The  filter must be of the following type
(a)  low pass  (b)  high pass
(c)  all pass  (d)  band pass

1.6  The  necessary  and  sufficient  condition  for  a  rational  function  of  s.  T(s)  to  be driving point impedance of an RC network is that all poles and zeros should be
(a)  simple and lie on the negative axis in the s-plane
(b)  complex and lie in the left half of the s-plane
(c)  complex and lie in the right half of the s-plane
(d)  simple and lie on the positive real axis of the s-plane

1.7  In the signal flow graph of Figure, the gain c/r will be

(a)  11
9   (b)  22            15   (c)  24            23   (d)  44        23

1.8  A second order system has a transfer function given by
25  ( )
G s s s = + +
8 25  2
If  the  system,  initially  at  rest  is  subjected  to  a  unit  step  input  at  t  =  0,  the second peak in response will occur at
p                    p               p
(a)       p  sec  (b)  sec             (c)  2 sec              (d)  sec
3                     3                 2

1.9  The open loop transfer function of a feedback control system is:
1  ( ) ( ) ( )
G s H s =      s  + 1 3

The gain margin of the system is:
(a)  2  (b)  4  (c)  8  (d) 16

1.10  A unity feedback control system has the open loop transfer function
4 1 2 + s  ( ) ( )
G s s s = +           ( )

If the input to the system is a unit ramp, the steady state error will be
(a)  0  (b)  0.5  (c)  2  (d) infinity

1.11  The characteristic equation of a feedback control system is given by
( )
s s K s K + + + + = 5 6 0                    3 2

Where  K  >  0  is  a  scalar  variable  parameter.  In  the  root  loci  diagram  of  the system the  asymptotes of the  root locus for large values of  K meet  at a point in the s-plane whose coordinates are
(a)  (-3,0)  (b)  (-2,0)  (c)  (-1,0)    (d) (2,0)

1.12   A  linear  second  order  single  input  continuous  time  system  is  described  by  the following set of differential equations
( ) ( ) ( ) x t x t x t = - + 2 4
1 1 2
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) x t x t x t u t = - + 2
2 1 2
( ) ( )                                ( )
Where  x t x t are  the  state  variables  and   and                                 u t is  the  control  variable.
The system is:
(a)  controllable and stable  (b)  controllable but unstable
(c)  uncontrollable and unstable  (d)  uncontrollable and stable

1.13  A  linear  time-invariant  discrete-time  system  is  described  by  the  vector matrix difference equation
( ) ( ) ( )            x k FX k Gu k + = + 1
( )   Where  X k is  the  state  vector,  F  is  an  n   �   n  constant  matrix,  G  is  a
( )                     ( ) n r �  constant matrix and  u k is  the control vector. The state  transition  matrix
of the system is given by inverse Z-transform of
(a)  ZI - F  (b)  (ZI � F) Z  (c)                                     (d)                -  1                                -  1 ZI F G -               ZI F Z -

1.14  A  silicon  sample  is  uniformly  doped  with  10 phosphorous  atoms/cm   and  3  16
2 10   boron atoms/cm  . If all the dopants are fully ionized, the material is    3 � 1 6
(a)  n-type with carrier concentration of  10 /      cm  1 6 3
(b)  p-type with carrier concentration of  10 /      cm  1 6 3
(c)  p-type with carrier concentration of  2 10 /          �    cm  16 3
(d)          will get damaged and    will be safe  T

1.15  An  n-type  silicon  sample,  having  electron  mobility  �  twice  the  hole  mobility   = � ,    is  subjected  to  a  steady  illumination  such  that  the  electron  concentration p doubles  from  its  thermal  equilibrium  value.  As  a  result,  the  conductivity  of  the sample increases by a factor of �

1.16  The  small  signal  capacitances  of  an  abrupt   junction  is  1 /      at  zero  P n -               nF Cm  2

bias. If the built in voltage  is 1 volt, the capacitance at a reverse bias voltage  of 99 volts is equal to �

1.17  Referring  to  the  figure.  The  switch  S  is  in  position  1  initially  and  steady  state conditions  exist  from  time  t  =  0  to   .    The  switch  is  suddenly  thrown  into  t t = 0
position 2. The current 1 through the 10K resistor as a function of time t from t = 0,  is  �.  (Give  the  sketch  showing  the  magnitudes  of  the  current  at  t  =  0,
and   )  t t t = = 8

1.18  Discrete  transistors   and     having  maximum  collector  current  rating  of  0.75  T T

amps are connect ed in parallel as shown in the figure. This combination is treated as a  single transistor to  carry a  total  current of 1  ampere, when biased with self bias  circuit. When the circuit  is switched on,     draws 0.55 amps and draws  T

0.45 amps. If the supply is kept on continuously, ultimately it is very likely that
(a)  both and get damaged  (b)  both      and    will be safe  T
(c)          will get damaged and   will be safe
(d)          will get damaged and   will be safe

1.19.  The  built-in  potential  of  the gate junction  of  a  n-channel  JFET  is  0.5  volts.  The drain current  saturates at  4.0   volts when  0.   The  pinch off  voltage is  V

1.20.  In  figure,  all  transistors are identical and  have a high value  of beta. The voltage  is equal to ______.  V

1.21.  In  figure, both transistors are  identical  and  have a  high value  of  beta. Take  the dc base-emitter voltage drop as 0.7 volt and KT/q = 25 mV. The small signal low  frequency voltage gain    is equal to _______  V V

1.22.  In  figure  the  input     is  a  100  Hz  triangular  wave  having  a  peak  to  peak  V amplitude of 2 volts  and  an average value  of  zero  volts.  Given  that  the diode is ideal, the average value of the output    is ________.    V

1.23.  In  figure,  the  n-channel  MOSFETs  are  identical  and  their  current  voltage characteristics are given by the following expressions:
Where   and  V V   are  the  gate  source  and  drain  source  voltages  respectively and  I  is the drain current.

The current  I flowing through the transistor "M' is equal to _______
DC

1.24.  In  order  that  the  circuit  of  Figure  works  properly  as  differentiator,  it  should be modified to _____ (draw the modified circuit)

1.25  Two non-inverting amplifiers, one having a unity gain and the other having a gain of  twenty  are  made  using identical  operational  amplifiers.  As  a compared to the unity gain amplifier, the amplifier with gain twenty has
(a)  less negative feedback   (b)  greater input impedance
(c)  less bandwidth       (d)  none of the above

1.26  Two  dimensional  addressing  of  256   �   8  bit  ROM  using  to  1  selectors  requires ____ (how many?) NAND gates.

1.27  The CMOS  equivalent of the following nMOS gate (in figure) is ______ (draw the circuit).

1.28  In  figure,  the  Boolean  expression  for  the  output  in  terms  of  inputs  A,  B  and  C when the clock "CK' is high, is given by _______

1.29  An S-R FLIP-FLOP can be  converted  into a T FLIP FLOP  by connecting  ______ to Q and _______ to Q.

1.30  A bit stored in a FAMOS device can be erased by _______.

1.31  A  signal  has  frequency  components  from  300  Hz  to  1.8  KHz.  The  minimum possible rate at  which the signal has to be sampled is _______.

1.32  A  sequential  multiplexer  is  connected  as  shown  in  figure.  Each  time  the multiplexer receives the clock, it switches to the next channel (From 6 it  goes to 1). If the input signals are

1.34  Two  resistors  R R   (in  ohms)  at  temperatures   and  T T K respectively,  are   and connected in series. Their equivalent noise temperatures is _____ K.

1.35  A binary source has symbol probabilities 0.8  and 0.2. If extension coding (blocks of  4  symbols)  is  used.  The  lower  and  upper  bounds  on  the  average  code  word
length are
(a)  lower _______
(b)  higher _______

1.36  In a reflex Klystron oscillator
(a)  the maximum possible efficiency is 58%
(b)  the frequency of oscillation varies linearly with the reflector voltage
(c)  the power output varies continuously with reflector voltage
(d)  the power output is maximum at fixed frequency.

1.37  The  input  impedance  of  a short-circuited lossless transmission line  quarter  wave length is
(a)  purely reactive      (b)  purely resistive
(c)  infinite
(d)  dependent on the characteristic impedance of the line.

1.38  The  electric  field  component  of  a  uniform  plane  electromagnetic  wave propagating in the Y-direction in a lossless medium will satisfy the equation.

1.39  A radio wave  is incident on a  layer of ionosphere at  an  angle of 30  degree  with the  vertical.  If  the critical  frequency  is 1.2  MHz, the  maximum usable frequency is
(a)  1.2 MHz  (b)  2.4 MHz  (c)  0.6 MHz  (d) 1.386 MHz

1.40  In  a  broad  side  array  of  20  isotropic  radiators,  equally  spaced  at  a  distance  of  the beam width between first nulls is
(a)  51.3 degrees      (b)  11.46 degrees
(c)  22.9 degrees      (d)  102.6 degrees

2.  (a)  Find the Laplace transform of the waveform  x t  shown in figure.
(b)  The  network  shown  in  figure

3.  The  open  loop  transfer  function  of  a feedback control system incorporating a dead time element is given by
Where K > 0, and T > 0 are variable scalar parameters.
(a)  For a given value of T show that the closed loop system is stable for all value of  K K < where  K T = cosec   and   is the smallest value of satisfying
the equation  cot T =

4.  The current I in a forward biased  P N  junction shown in figure (a) is entirely due  +to  diffusion  of  holes  from  x  =  0  to  x  =  L.  The  injected  hole  concentration distribution  in  the  m-region  is  linear  as  shown  in  figure  (b),  with
(a)  The current density in the diode assuming that  the diffusion coefficient holes is 12 cm /sec.  2
(b)  The velocity of holes in the n-region at x = 0.
5.  It  is  required  to  use  a  JFET  of  figure  as  linear  resistor.  The  parameters of  the JFET are as follows:
W = 100  m, L =  m, a = 2.5 m.
The  doping  in  the  n-layer  is N cm =  10 / and the electron mobility is 1500  cm V  / sec. - The depletion layer  width of each junction due to the built in potential  is  0.25 m.  The  two  p  -  gate  regions are connected together externally. The resistances of the regions outside the

6.  In figure, the operational amplifier is ideal and its output can swing between � 15 and +15 volts. The input which
is zero for t < 0, is switched to 5 volts at the instant t = 0. Given that  the output is +15 volts for t <0, sketch on the same
diagram the waveforms of  and You must give the values of  important parameters of this sketch.

7.  In figure, the operational amplifiers are ideal and their output can swing between -15  and +15 volts. Sketch on same diagram, the waveform of voltages V V as a function of time. You must give the values of important parameters and of this sketch.

8.  The  program  given  below  is  run  on  an  8085  based  microcomputer  system. Determine the contents of the
registers: PC, SP, B, C, H, L after a half instruction is executed.
LOC
2000  START  LXI SP 1000H
LXI H2F37 H
XRA A
MOV A, H
INX H
PUSH H
CZ 20 FF H
JMP 3000 H
HLT
20FF  ADD H

RZ
POP B
PUSH B
RMZ
HLT
3000
HLT

9.  The four variable function f is given in terms of min-terms as:
�  ( ) ( )
f ABC D m , , , 2, 3,8,10,11, 12,14,15 . =
Using the K-map minimize the function in the sum of products form. Also, given the realization using only two-input NAND gates.

10.    (a)  A signal A sin t is input to a square � law device  e e - The output of which is given to an FM modulator as the modulating signal.
11.    The frequency deviation characteristics of the FM modulator.
Where  e t is the modulating signal and K is a constant.
Determine the FM signal and the frequency components in its spectrum.
(b)    In  the  figure,  x t is  the  modulating  signal  and  t is  the  carrier  frequency.
Determine the value of gain K so that the output is a suppressed carrier DSB signal.

11.  (a)  A  Gaussian  random  variable  with  zero  mean  and  variance   s  is  input  to  a limiter with input output characteristic given by
e e e = <  for   s
out i n in
e e = = s s for
out in
e e = - = s s for
out in
Determine the probability density function of the output random variable.
(b)  A random process X(t) is wide sense stationary. If

12.  A  uniform  plane  electromagnetic  wave  traveling  in  free  space  enters  into  a
lossless medium at normal incidence. In the medium its velocity reduces by 50% and in free space  sets up a standing  wave having a reflection coefficient  of  - 0.125. Calculate the permeability and the permittivity of the medium.

13.  In the radiation pattern of a 3-element array of isotropic radiators equally spaced at  distances  of  4    it  is required  to  place a  null  at an angle  of  33.56  degrees  off the end-fire direction. Calculate the progressive phase shifts to be applied to the elements.  Also  calculate  the  angle  at  which  the  main  beam  is  placed  for  this phase distribution.



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