GATE EE 1997 | Transient Response Question 32 | Electric Circuits

GATE EE 1997

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In the circuit shown in Fig., $${e_g}\left( t \right) = 2.5t$$ volts. What are the values of $$i(t)$$ and $${V_L}\left( t \right)$$ at $$t=4$$ seconds? GATE EE 1997 Electric Circuits - Transient Response Question 13 English

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Electric Circuits

Three Phase Circuits Transient Response Graph Theory Two Port Networks Sinusoidal Steady State Analysis Network Elements Network Theorems

Electromagnetic Fields

Time Varying Fields Electrostatics Magnetostatics

Signals and Systems

Linear Time Invariant Systems Continuous and Discrete Time Signals Continuous Time Signal Fourier Transform Continuous Time Periodic Signal Fourier Series Discrete Time Signal Z Transformation Miscellaneous Continuous Time Signal Laplace Transform Sampling Theorem

Electrical Machines

Induction Machines D.C Machines Synchronous Machines Transformers

Engineering Mathematics

Calculus Vector Calculus Linear Algebra Differential Equations Probability and Statistics Transform Theory Complex Variable Numerical Methods

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Verbal Ability Logical Reasoning Numerical Ability

Power System Analysis

Per Unit System Power Generation Cost Power System Stability Symmetrical Components and Symmetrical and Unsymmetrical Faults Circuit Breaker Switch Gear and Protection Load Flow Studies High Voltage Dc Transmission Generating Power Station Parameters and Performance of Transmission Lines

Electrical and Electronics Measurement

Basic of Indicating Instruments Error Analysis and Measurement Measurement of Resistance and A.C Bridges Measurement of Energy and Power Digital Voltmeters Questions Potentiometer and Instrument Transformers Cathode Ray Oscilloscope

Analog Electronics

Diode Circuits and Applications Frequency Response Bjt and Mosfet Biasing 555 Timer Feedback Amplifiers and Oscillator Circuits Operational Amplifier Small Signal Modeling

Control Systems

Block Diagram and Signal Flow Graph Polar Nyquist and Bode Plot State Variable Analysis Basics of Control System Routh Hurwitz Stability Time Response Analysis Root Locus Techniques Controller and Compensator

Power Electronics

Choppers and Commutation Techniques Single and Three Phase Rectifier Power Semiconductor Devices Ac Voltage Controllers Inverters

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