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Circuit Theory – Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

  1. 61. The "peak factor" (or crest factor) of an AC waveform is the ratio of:

    • A. RMS value to average value
    • B. Peak value to RMS value
    • C. Average value to peak value
    • D. RMS value to peak value
  2. 62. What is "active power"?

    • A. The power consumed by reactive components
    • B. The actual power consumed or dissipated in an AC circuit
    • C. The power generated by the source
    • D. The apparent power
  3. 63. The unit of active power is:

    • A. VAR (Volt-Ampere Reactive)
    • B. VA (Volt-Ampere)
    • C. Watt
    • D. Joule
  4. 64. What is "reactive power"?

    • A. The power dissipated in resistors
    • B. The power that oscillates between the source and reactive components
    • C. The actual power consumed
    • D. The total power
  5. 65. The unit of reactive power is:

    • A. Watt
    • B. VA
    • C. VAR
    • D. Joule
  6. 66. What is "apparent power"?

    • A. The power dissipated in resistors
    • B. The vector sum of active power and reactive power
    • C. The power consumed by reactive components
    • D. The actual power consumed
  7. 67. The unit of apparent power is:

    • A. Watt
    • B. VAR
    • C. VA
    • D. Joule
  8. 68. The "reciprocity theorem" applies to:

    • A. Non-linear circuits
    • B. Active circuits
    • C. Linear and bilateral circuits
    • D. Unilateral circuits
  9. 69. What is "linearity" in a circuit element?

    • A. Its resistance is constant
    • B. Its voltage-current relationship is directly proportional
    • C. It stores energy
    • D. It generates power
  10. 70. What is "bilateral" in a circuit element?

    • A. It allows current flow in only one direction
    • B. It allows current flow in both directions
    • C. It has two terminals
    • D. It has no resistance
  11. 71. The "Tellegen's theorem" is based on the conservation of:

    • A. Energy
    • B. Power
    • C. Charge
    • D. Momentum
  12. 72. What is the "quality factor (Q)" of a parallel RLC circuit?

    • A. R / (wL)
    • B. wL / R
    • C. R / (wC)
    • D. wC / R