Q3
(a) An underdamped second order system having a transfer function of the form $$M(s) = \frac{K\omega_n^2}{s^2 + 2\xi\omega_n s + \omega_n^2}$$ has a frequency response plot as shown in the figure. Compute the system gain K and the damping factor ($\xi$). (20 marks) (b) A CRT has an anode voltage of 3 kV and its parallel deflecting plates are 2·5 cm long and 5 mm apart. The screen is 30 cm from the centre of the plates. Assume the gain of the amplifier through which input voltage is applied to the deflecting plates as 100. Calculate the following : (20 marks) (i) Beam speed (ii) Deflection sensitivity of the CRT (iii) Deflection factor of the CRT (iv) Input voltage required to deflect the beam through 5 cm (c) Write an assembly language program to add two numbers of 8-bit data stored in memory locations 4200H and 4201H and store the result in 4202H and 4203H. (10 marks)
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(a) एक न्यून अवमंदित द्वितीय क्रम (ऑर्डर) तंत्र के अंतरण फलन $$M(s) = \frac{K\omega_n^2}{s^2 + 2\xi\omega_n s + \omega_n^2}$$ का आवृत्ति अनुक्रिया आरेख चित्र में दिखाया गया है । तंत्र की लब्धि K एवं अवमंदन गुणांक($\xi$) की संगणना कीजिए । (20 अंक) (b) एक CRT की धनात्मक पट्टिका (एनोड) का विभव 3 kV है एवं उसकी समानांतर विचलन पट्टिकाएँ 2·5 cm लम्बी तथा आपस में 5 mm की दूरी पर हैं । चित्रपट (स्क्रीन) की पट्टिकाओं के मध्य से दूरी 30 cm है । माना विचलन पट्टिकाओं पर लगने वाली निवेशी वोल्टता के प्रवर्धक की वृद्धि 100 है । निम्नलिखित की गणना कीजिए : (20 अंक) (i) किरणपुंज की गति (ii) CRT की विचलन संवेदनशीलता (सुग्राहिता) (iii) CRT का विचलन गुणांक (iv) किरणपुंज को 5 cm तक विचलित करने के लिए आवश्यक निवेशी वोल्टता (c) 4200H एवं 4201H स्मृति अवस्थितियों में संग्रहित 8-बिट डेटा की दो संख्याओं को जोड़ने तथा परिणाम को 4202H तथा 4203H स्थान पर संग्रहित करने के लिए असेंबली भाषा प्रोग्राम का लेखन कीजिए । (10 अंक)
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Calculate requires systematic numerical computation with clear formulas and unit conversions. Spend approximately 40% of time on part (a) for extracting K and ξ from frequency response characteristics using resonant peak and bandwidth relationships; 40% on part (b) for CRT calculations involving electron kinematics and electrostatic deflection; and 20% on part (c) for writing the 8085 assembly program with proper addressing modes. Begin each part with relevant standard formulas, show complete substitution with units, and conclude with boxed final answers.
Key points expected
- Part (a): Relate resonant peak magnitude Mr and resonant frequency ωr to damping ratio ξ using Mr = 1/(2ξ√(1-ξ²)) and ωr = ωn√(1-2ξ²), then determine K from DC gain or peak value
- Part (a): Correctly identify from frequency response plot: peak magnitude (for K), resonant frequency, and bandwidth or corner frequencies to solve for ωn and ξ
- Part (b)(i): Calculate beam speed v = √(2eVa/m) = 5.93×10⁵√Va m/s using anode voltage Va = 3 kV
- Part (b)(ii)-(iii): Derive deflection sensitivity S = L·D/(2d·Va) in mm/V and deflection factor G = 1/S in V/mm, with L=2.5 cm, d=5 mm, D=30 cm
- Part (b)(iv): Calculate input voltage considering amplifier gain of 100: Vin = (deflection × deflection factor)/gain
- Part (c): Write 8085 assembly program using LDA/STA or LHLD/SHLD instructions, handling 8-bit addition with carry propagation to 16-bit result
- Part (c): Proper memory addressing: 4200H and 4201H as source, 4202H (lower byte) and 4203H (higher byte/carry) as destination
Evaluation rubric
| Dimension | Weight | Max marks | Excellent | Average | Poor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Concept correctness | 20% | 10 | Correctly applies second-order system theory for (a) including resonant peak formula; uses proper electrostatic deflection physics for (b) with electron charge-to-mass ratio; selects appropriate 8085 instructions for (c) with proper flag handling | Uses correct general formulas but makes minor errors in identifying which parameters correspond to plot features; understands CRT deflection concept but confuses plate dimensions; writes functional assembly but with inefficient instructions | Confuses damping ratio with damping factor or uses incorrect resonant peak formula; applies magnetic deflection formulas to electrostatic CRT; uses completely wrong instruction set or addressing mode |
| Numerical accuracy | 25% | 12.5 | All calculations precise to 3-4 significant figures with consistent unit handling; correct conversion of cm/mm/m; proper handling of amplifier gain in (b)(iv); accurate hex arithmetic in (c) | Correct method but arithmetic errors in 1-2 parts; unit conversion mistakes (e.g., cm to mm); minor rounding errors that don't affect order of magnitude | Order of magnitude errors; incorrect unit conversions leading to impossible answers; basic arithmetic errors; ignores amplifier gain or uses wrong voltage values |
| Diagram quality | 10% | 5 | Reproduces/sketches the frequency response plot in (a) with labeled resonant peak, bandwidth, and DC gain; draws clear CRT schematic in (b) showing plate geometry and electron trajectory with labeled dimensions | Rough sketches without proper labels or missing one diagram; correct geometry but poor proportion representation | No diagrams where required; completely wrong schematic showing magnetic instead of electrostatic deflection; illegible sketches |
| Step-by-step derivation | 25% | 12.5 | Every formula stated before substitution; clear algebraic manipulation to isolate unknowns; explicit solving of quadratic for ξ in (a); derivation of deflection formula from force/acceleration in (b); commented assembly code with algorithm flow | Some steps skipped but key intermediate results shown; jumps from formula to answer without showing substitution; minimal comments in assembly | Bare answers without derivation; incorrect formula manipulation; no working shown for numerical results; uncommented assembly with no logical structure |
| Practical interpretation | 20% | 10 | Interprets ξ value significance (underdamped oscillatory response) for control system stability; explains why deflection sensitivity is important for CRO design; discusses overflow handling in 8-bit addition for (c); relates to practical 8085 applications like traffic light controllers | Brief mention of practical significance without elaboration; generic statements about CRT usage; no discussion of carry handling importance | No interpretation of results; purely mechanical calculation without physical understanding; fails to recognize that result exceeds 8-bit requiring two-byte storage |
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