Electrical And Electronics Engineering Set 1

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This set of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Electrical And Electronics Engineering Set 1

Q1 | With the increase in the speed of a dc motor:
  • both back emf as well as line current increases
  • both back emf and line current falls
  • back emf increases but the line current falls
  • back emf falls and line current increases
Q2 | The output indicated on the name plate of any motor is always the:
  • gross power
  • power drawn in volt amperes
  • power drawn in watts
  • output power at the shaft
Q3 | The direction of rotation of dc shunt motor can be reversed by interchanging:
  • the supply terminals
  • the field terminals
  • the armature terminals only
  • either field or armature terminals
Q4 | The output power of any electrical motor is taken from the:
  • armature
  • field
  • coupling mounted on the shaft
  • motor frame
Q5 | If the back emf in a dc motor varnishes suddenly, then the motor:
  • run at very high speeds
  • start hunting
  • burn
  • come to stall
Q6 | The direction of the armature current in a dc motor is:
  • the same as the generated emf
  • opposite to that of generated emf
  • not dependent upon the direction of the armature emf
  • none of the above
Q7 | When a dc machine is connected to the dc supply main it will produce:
  • emf in opposition to the applied voltage
  • emf in phase with the applied voltage
  • emf decreases with time
  • none of the above
Q8 | The direction of rotation of a dc motor can be determined by:
  • fleming\s right hand rule
  • fleming\s left hand rule
  • lenz\s law
  • ampere\s law
Q9 | A thick wire is used in dc series motor field winding than that in dc shunt motor:
  • to create more flux
  • to reduce the resistance
  • to carry large load current
  • both (b) and ©
Q10 | An electrical train employing a dc series motor is running at the fixed speed, when a sudden slight drop in the mains voltage occurs. This would result in:
  • drop in the speed and rise in the current
  • rise in the speed and drop in the current
  • rise in the speed and rise in the current
  • drop in speed with current unaltered
Q11 | A DC shunt motor is driving a constant torque load. On inserting an additional resistance in the armature circuit, the speed of the motor will:
  • remains unchanged
  • increases
  • decreases
  • be zero
Q12 | A DC series motor is best suited for electrical traction because:
  • it develops high starting torque
  • it runs at very high speed
  • it is cheaper in cost
  • it is more rugged in construction like induction motor
Q13 | Which of the following dc motor has maximum self relieving property:
  • shunt
  • series
  • cumulative compound
  • differential compound
Q14 | When the direction of power flow in a differential compounded motor reverses, it will operate as a:
  • cumulative compound generator
  • differential compound generator
  • series motor
  • shunt motor
Q15 | A flywheel is employed with a dc compound motor to reduce the peak demand, the compound motor should be:
  • level compound
  • differential compound
  • cumulative compound
  • none of the above
Q16 | The output voltage of a DC generator is
  • e = v + iara
  • e = v – iara
  • e = v + ia
  • e = v + ra
Q17 | The material used for commutator brushes is mostly
  • copper
  • carbon
  • mica
  • cast iron
Q18 | A 4 pole DC generator rotates at 1500 rpm. How many times in a second, will the emf induced in each armature conductor changes its direction?
  • 750
  • 100
  • 500
  • 200
Q19 | Magnetic field of a DC generator is produced by what?
  • permanent magnets
  • electromagnets
  • both option b & c
  • none of the options
Q20 | In a DC generator the emf generated by the armature is maximum when
  • rate of change of flux is maximum
  • rate of change of flux is minimum
  • induced voltage is high
  • shaft rotation is high
Q21 | What is the actual arrangement of series wound generator?
  • armature and field both are parallel
  • armature and field both are connected
  • increase the speed of shaft rotation
  • armature and field both are in series with the load
Q22 | What is the effect of armature reaction?
  • armature flux weakens the main field flux
  • armature flux distorts the main field flux
  • both option b & a
  • none of the options
Q23 | In DC machine, brushes are always placed along
  • magnetic neutral axis
  • geometrical neutral axis
  • armature axis
  • load axis
Q24 | What type of connection is made in between the interpole & the field winding?
  • series
  • parallel
  • compound
  • none of the options
Q25 | In DC machine, lap winding is used in
  • high current and low voltage applications
  • high voltage and low current applications
  • where constant speed is required
  • where greater load is connected