This document contains information about an engineering mathematics exam for a fourth semester bachelor's degree program. It provides details about the exam such as the duration, maximum marks, and instructions to answer questions from each part of the exam. The document then lists the questions in two parts - Part A and Part B. Part A contains questions on topics like Taylor series, Runge-Kutta method, Adams-Bashforth method, systems of differential equations, and Bessel functions. Part B contains questions on Laplace's equation in cylindrical coordinates, Legendre polynomials, probability, distributions, hypothesis testing, and curve fitting.
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Unix and Shell Programming,
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Computer Organization and Architecture
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Computer Organization and Architecture
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Data Structures Using C
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Discrete Mathematical Structures
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Engineering Mathematics - III
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Soft Skill Development
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Unix and Shell Programming,
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Computer Organization and Architecture
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Data Structures Using C
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Discrete Mathematical Structures
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Soft Skill Development
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Unix and Shell Programming,
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Computer Organization and Architecture
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Data Structures Using C
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Discrete Mathematical Structures
Q P Code: 60304
Engineering Mathematics - III
Q P Code: 60301
Soft Skill Development
Q P Code: 60307
Unix and Shell Programming,
Q P Code: 60305.
Additional Mathematics I
Q P Code: 60306
Computer Organization and Architecture
Q P Code: 62303
Data Structures Using C
Q P Code: 60303
Discrete Mathematical Structures
Q P Code: 60304
Engineering Mathematics - III
Q P Code: 60301
Soft Skill Development
Q P Code: 60307
Unix and Shell Programming,
Q P Code: 60305.
Additional Mathematics I
Q P Code: 60306
Computer Organization and Architecture
Q P Code: 62303
Data Structures Using C
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Discrete Mathematical Structures
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Engineering Mathematics - III
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Soft Skill Development
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4th Semeste Electronics and Communication Engineering (Dec-2015; Jan-2016) Question Papers
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dx
y at x: 0.8 by Adams-Bashforth predictor-corrector method. Use the corrector formula
twice. (07 Marks)
a. Evaluate y and zatx:0.1 from the Picards second approximation to the solution of the
following system of equations given by y: 7 and. z: 0.5 at x : 0 initially.
dvdzl
*=2. ::=x'(y+z)
dx dx
(06 Marks)
b. Given y"-xy' -y=.9" with the initial conditions y(0): 1, y'(0):0. Compute y(0.2) and
y'(0.2) by taking h: 0.2 and using fourth order Runge-Kutta method. (07 Marks)
c. Applying Milne's method compute y(0.8). Given that y satisfies the equatiotr y" : 2yy' and
y and y' arggvemed by the following values. y(0) : 0, y(0.2) : 0.2027, y(0.4) : 0.4228,
y(0.6) : 0.6841, y'(0) : l,y'(0.2): 1.041 ,y'(0.4): 1.119, y'(0.6) :1.468. (Apply corrector
only on66). (07 Marks)
,ff CauchyRiemann equations in Cartesian form.
U.'' FinO an analyic function (r): u + iv. Given u = x2 -y' +-J- .
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c. If f(z) is a regular tunction of z, show that [++*l ,t,rrt '= 4lf'e)l'
I dx' dv- |
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y(0): I atthepointsx:0.1 andx:0.2
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(06 Marks)
1 under the
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b. Find the region in tlre w-plane bounded by the lines x :1,y: 1, X + y:
transformation w : ,'.lndicate the region with sketches.
c. Evaluate L ,",'. ^.dz where c is the circle lzl: 3.
r, (z + 1)(z - 2
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Solve the Laplaces equation in cylindrical polar coordinate system
differential equation.
toMar+r
leading to Bessel
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Express the polynomial, 2x3 -x' -3x+2 interms oflegendre polynomials.
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State and prove addition theorem of probability. (06 Marks)
Three students A, B, C write an entrance examination. Theirchances of passing are'/2,/r.'/o
respectively. Find the probability that,
i) Atleast one of them passes. .. .,. L.{
ii) Allofthempasses. s. r
iii) Atleast two ofthem passes. "
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Three machines A, B, C produce respectively 600A,30o/o, 'fh% of the total number of items
of a factory. The percentages of defective outputs of these three machines are respectively
2oh, 3o/o and 4oh. An item is selected at random and is found to be defective. Find the
probability that the item was produced by machins Q.'::'' (07 Marks)
7 a. The pdfofa ran the following table:
Find:i) The value of k ii) P(x > 1) iii) P(-l <x<2)
c.
b.
iv) Mean of x Elpndard deviation of x. (06 Marks)
In a certain factory turning out ffiar blades there is a small probability of 1/500 for any
blade to be defective. The-hladeb are supplied inpackets of 10. Use Poisson distribution to
calculate the approximafg:'@inber of packets containing, i) One defective, ii) Two defective,
in a consignment of 1_0d,pb packets. (07 Marks)
In a normal distributibi 3l% of items are under 45 and 8o/o of items are over 64. Find thec.
8a.
mean and standard deviation of the distribution. (07 Marks.l
A sample of.{00 tyres is taken from a lot. The mean life of tyres is found to be 39350
kilometers with a standard deviation of 3260. Can it be considered as a true random sample
frora*qppopulation with mean life of 40000 kilometers? (Use 0.05 level of significance)
E;S,turhlish 99Yo confrdence limits within which the mean life of tyres expected to lie. (Given
that Zo15 - 1.96, Zo ot : 2.58) (06 Marks)
b. Ten individuals are chosen at random from a population and their heights in inches are
found to be 63, 63,66,67,68,69,70,70,71, 71. Test the hypothesis that the mean height of
the universe is 66 inches. (Given that to os
: 2.262 for 9 d.f ) (07 Marks)
c. Fit a Poisson distribution to the following data and test the goodness of fit at 5oA level of
significance. Given that yl.*:7.815 for4 degrees of freedom.
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dom variable x is given o
x -3 1 0 1 2 -1
P(x) k 2k 3k 4k 3k 2k k
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Find divF and curlF where
Show that the vector f, = 13*'
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suchthat p=grad$.
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i) sin2 u+sin' B+sin2y :2
ii) cos 2cr + cos 2B + cos 2y = -1 (07 h{arks)
c. Find the pro.jection of the iine AB on the line CD where A = (1, 2, 3), B : (1, 1, 1),
C : (0, 0, i), D : (2,3,0). (07 Marks)
2 a. Find the equation of the plane through (1, -2,2), (-3, l,
2x-y-z-t6=0.
-2) and perpendicular to the plane
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Time: 3 hrs"
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sine of,the angle between them. {i}7 &4arks)
A particle moves along the curve x = t3 + 1 , y = t' , z : 2t + 5 where t is the time. Find the
components of its velocity and acceleration at time t : 1 in the direction of 2i + 3j + 6k .
b. Find the angle between the surfaces x'+ y'+z'=9 and x=22 +y'-3
(05 &{arks)
at the point
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Find the image ofthe point (1, -2, 3) inthe plane 2x + y - z : 5.
Find the shortest distance between the lines x - q
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normal to the surface xlogz-y' = -4 at (-1, 2, 1).
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dx' dx
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Signals & Systems
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E b. State and prove the Associative property of convolution sum. (04 Marks)
e c. Find the unit step response of the following systems given by their impulse responses:
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3 a. Determine whether the following systems defined by their impulse responses are causal and
stable
i) h(t; = e-3'u(t - 1;
ii) h(n): 4-"u(2-n)
Find the total response of the system given by differential equation, " &;
y'(t)+3y'(t) +2y(t)=2x(t) withy(0): -1, y'(0)=L and x(t)=cos(t)u(t) *.ffiMr
Realize Direct Form - I and Direct Form - II block diagrams for the systffSlen b1
b. Find the total response of the system given by differential equation,
Realize Direct Form - I and Direct Form - II block diagrams for the syst@ffien by the
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difference equation: y(n) + lVtn - 1) - y(n - 3) = 5x(n - 1) + 3x(n - 2)*fo' 4 -fry*
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i) Frequency shift .t,d
ii) Convolution ,tr "
iii; Perseval's theorem *,
Consider the periodic waveform: #,*,
x(t):4+2cos3t+3sin4t :t',
i) Find the complex Fourier coefficients. *r,h, *
ii) Using Parseval's theorem, find the power siiectrum.
iii) Find the total average power.
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i) x(n) = {,, r.
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ii) x(n) = (O.s)^-'u{n)
iii) x(n) : n(0.5)2'u(n)
b. Using convolution
X(eio ) = ----l-':.' (1 - ae-j0)2 '
i) x,(t) = sin C(200t)
ii) x, (t) = sin C2 (2001)
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theorem, find the inverse DTFT
lul. t.
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of X("jn), given
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fia + z)'
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6 q- Find the frequency response and impulse response of the system having the output y(t) for
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.' the input x(t) as given below:
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,j"fiq" b. Find the Fourier Transform representation for the periodic signal x(t)=3+2cosnt and
^"{" draw the spectrum. (06Marks)
c. Specify the Nyquist rate and Nyquist intervals for the following signals:
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x(n) = d-l)'u(n) - 2[3'u(-n - r)] (04 Mar-ks)
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using properties of z-transform. ,
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z+7
3(z-t)(z + 0.9)
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Speci$ the ROC of H(z) and'rdetermine h(n) for the following conditions:
i) the system is stable -, ;.
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i) the system is causql o. (06 Marks)
c. Solve the followingffierence equation using unilateral z-transform for the given input and
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Gontrol Systems
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€ comparing their transfer functions
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q+S-le or not. (08 Marks)
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c. Show that the part of the root locus of a system with G(s)H(9 =
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b. Write behavioral description of half addressing VHDL.
c. Write VI{DL and verilog codes far 4 x4 bit Booth algorithrns.
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b. Mention different types of binding. Discuss binding between
i) 2 modules in verilog ii) between library and component in VFIDL.
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5 a. Write VHDL description of an N - ilit - ripple carry adder using procedures and verilog
description using tasks.
b. Write veritrog function to find greater of 2 signed numbers.
c" Write a note on VHDL file processing
6 a. With a block diagram and function table of SRAM, write FIIDL codes for 16 x 8 SLAM.
(12 iVEartcs)
b. Write a VF{DI- code for addition of two 5 x 5 matrices, using a package. (08 N{ar[<s)
7 a. How do you invoke VHDL entity from verilog module? Explain with an example.
(SE N{arks)
With the help of block dia explain mixed language description of 9 birt adcler. (12 Marks)
What is meant by synthesis? List and explain the steps involved in syrthesis. (0s Marks)
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Determine maximum possible output offset voltage due to :
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ii) input bias current of Ig 1*u*y
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iii) Input offset current of I;16s;: 200 rlA
iv) iv) resistance toierance of + 10%.
Obtain the expression for output voltage for the two input
circuit.
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with necessary design steps. (SB fi4arks)
Design a high irnpedance capacitor - coupled non-inverting amplifier to have a lorv cr;toff
frequency of 200 Hz. The input and output voltages are to be 16 mV and 4V respectively
and minimum load resistance is 10 KQ. Select R, : 1 Me) and C1 : 0.1 pF. (sG Nlarks)
Explain how the upper cutoff frequency can be set for in',rerting amplifier with the help of
neat circuit diagram and also explain design steps.
3 a. Define loop gain, loop phase shift, pole frequency and phase margin.
b. Explain miller effect compensation.
c. For the circuit shown in Fig. Q3(c), calculate :
i) Full power bandwidth of tr V peak input and op-amp slew rate of 250 V/ps
ii) Maximum peak output voltage obtain for input signal of ill0 KHz ar:ld with slew rate of
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derive an equation for current gain. (06 Martr<s)
What are the advantages of precision rectifier over ordinary rectifier? Exptrain the working
ofa full wave precision rectifier. (08 Marks)
PART _ B
With relevant diagram, explain the operation of negative clamper circuit using op-lffiFnauruO
Design a triangular waveform generator to produce a *2Y, 1K*12 oufirut. Use a +l5V
supply. Also calculate the minimum-op-amp slew rate.
Exptrain the v,zorking of phase shift oscillator using op-amp.
3-terminal regulator.
c. Explain the operation of basic high voltage regulator using IC 723.
With relevant diagrarns, explain basic inverting and non-inverting colq)arator circuit with
V1g1: 0V. (06 Marks)
With a neat circuit diagram, explain the operation of inverting Schmitt trigger circuit and
discuss the desigll procedure. (1S Marksi
c. Using 741 op-arnp, design the first --order active low-pass filter to have a cutoff frequency of
1.2 KHz. (S4 Marks)
7 a. Briefly expnain the standard representation of 78XX series 3-terminai [C regulators and
enumerate the characteristics of this type of regulators. (08 Marks)
il. With the help of neat diagram, explain the operation of adjustable regulator using fixed
8 a. Explain the operation of a mono - stable multivibrator using 555 iC timers. (0d hdarks)
b. Explain the operation of phase - locked loop (PLL) with the help of neat btrock schernatic
diagrarn. {08 Marks}
c. What output voltage would be produced by DAC whose output range is 0 to tr0 V and whose
input binary number rs
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PART _ A
a. With neat diagram, with the programming model of 8051 with addresses of SFR's and ports.
Also give tr28 bytes RAM allocation. (12 Marks)
b. Interface 8051 to 8K external RAM and 32K external ROM and explain how 8051 access
thern? (88 Marks)
a. Explain difference addressing modes of 8051. Give an exannple for each of thern and
mention liraitations of each. (0T hfarks)
b. Explain the following instruction of 8051 with example (values).
i) xcr{D A1 @ Ri ii) Movc N @ A + pc iii) swAp A
iv) RL A v) MUL AB vn) DA A {89 Marlls}
c. Examine the foilowing code and analyse the result with ftrag register. Conter"lt
MOV Ar # -30d
MOV Rr, # -50d
ADD A, Rr {04 Marks)
a. Explain the different types of conditional and unconditional jurnp instruction of and
unconditional jump instruction of 8051. Specify the difference range associated with jump
instruction. (88 Marks)
b. Classify the CALL instruction in 8051. Explain each one. (06 Marks)
c" Write a program to generate and store Fibonacci terms, which are less then FFh. ($6 Marks)
a. What are assernbler directives? Explain any four of them. (05 Marks)
b. Write a program to find LCM (List Common Multipiier) of two nurnber rnr and mz.
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a. Explain TMOD and TCON register of 8051 timers. (ls Martrs)
b. For every 50 chocolates, vending machine is getting heated up, it requires minimum of l sec
break after every 50 chocolates. Provide solution for this real time problem" (10 Nlarks)
What is baud rate? Which timer of the 8051 is used to set the baud r:ate?
Explain SCON register with its bit patiern.
c. Explain the advantages of interfacing 8255 with 8051 pc.
I a. Explain MSP430 architecture withrreat block diagram.
b. Explain memory address space of MSP430 with neat diagrarn.
c. Write ALP to f,rnd larger element in a block af data using MSP430.
c. Explain C data types for 8051 with their data size in bits and data range.
PART _ B
Write a 8051 program to send the data message " MICROCONTR.OLLERS " of the length
l7 character at a baud rate24A0,8bit data, lstop bit serially. {CI8 Manks)
7 a. Coirrpare polling and Interrupt. Explain the six intemupt of 805 1, vrith priraary and interrupt
vector tabtre. (08 Marks)
b. Write a program to rnove stepper motor by 20steps is anticlockwise d,{rection interface.
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