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A circular polarizer converts a linearly polarized wave into a circularly polarised wave.
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A. True
B. False

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True

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1. In a circular waveguide with radius r, the dominant mode is
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A. TM₀₁
B. TE₀₁
C. TM₁₁
D. TE₁₁

2. Consider the following time parameters
1. Domain growth time constant.
2. Transit time.
3. Dielectric relaxation time in positive mobility regime.
Which of the above are used in connection width transferred electron device?
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A. 1, 2, and 3
B. 1 and 2 only
C. 1 and 3 only
D. 2 and 3 only

3. A disadvantage of microstrip line as the connections of compared to strip line is that former
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A. do not lend themselves to printed circuit
B. are more likely to radiate
C. are bulky
D. are more expensive and complex

5. To ensure that only dominant mode TE₁₀ is allowed to propagate in an air filled rectangular waveguide, the lower frequency limit and upper frequency limit are
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A. about 25% above f_c for TE₁₀ and 5% below f_c for TE₂₀ mode respectively
B. about 50% above f_c for TE₁₀ and 25% below f_c for TE₂₀ mode respectively
C. about 25% above f_c for TE₁₀ and 25% below f_c for TE₂₀ mode respectively
D. none of the above

7. A circular waveguide carries TE₁₁ mode whole radial electric field is given by
E_r = E₀j₁(r) sin ? V/m
where r is radial distance in cm from the axis
The cut off wavelength is
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A. 10 cm
B. 3 p cm
C. 2 p cm
D. 8 cm

8. A 75 ohm line is first short terminated and minima locations are noted. Then the short is replaced by resistive load and minima location are again noted. If minima location are not altered and VSWR is 3, the value of resistive load is
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A. 25 ?
B. 50 ?
C. 225 ?
D. 250 ?

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