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VTM stands for voltage tunable magnetron.
Options
A. True
B. False
Correct Answer
True
Microwave Communication problems
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1. A line of characteristic impedance 400 ? is terminated by a resistance of 400 ?. The reflected quantities are
Options
A. zero
B. equal to incident quantities
C. half the incident quantities
D. double the incident quantities
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Correct Answer: zero
2. Most electromagnetic transmission in rectangular wave-guide uses
Options
A. TE
10
mode
B. TE
01
mode
C. TE
20
mode
D. TE
11
mode
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Correct Answer: TE
10
mode
3. Which of the following lines behaves as infinite line?
Options
A. a line terminated in inductance
B. a line terminated in capacitance
C. a short line
D. a line terminated in
z
0
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Correct Answer: a line terminated in
z
0
4. Radar reciever has high sensitivity and low noise figure
Options
A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: True
5. Which mode is called dominant mode in rectangular wave guide?
Options
A. TE
01
B. TE
11
C. TE
10
D. TE
20
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Correct Answer: TE
10
6. The main advantage of TWT over klystron is
Options
A. higher bandwidth
B. higher gain
C. higher frequency
D. higher output
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Correct Answer: higher bandwidth
7. Fields are said to be circularly polarized if
Options
A. their magnitudes are equal
B. their magnitudes are equal and they differ in phase by ± 90°
C. their magnitudes are unequal and they differ in phase ± 90°
D. their magnitudes are unequal and they are in phase
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Correct Answer: their magnitudes are equal and they differ in phase by ± 90°
8. The frequency of oscillations obtained from a reflex klystron depends mainly on
Options
A. resonant frequency of cavity
B. repeller voltage
C. voltage of focussing electrode
D. characteristics of cathode
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Correct Answer: resonant frequency of cavity
9.
Assertion (A):
Two equal and opposite travelling waves result in a standing wave.
Reason (R):
The ratio of maximum to minimum value of a standing wave is called SWR.
Options
A. Both A and R are correct and R is correct explanation of A
B. Both A and R are correct but R is not correct explanation of A
C. A is correct but R is wrong
D. A is wrong but R is correct
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Correct Answer: Both A and R are correct but R is not correct explanation of A
10. In TE and TM modes of rectangular waveguides having propagation in
z
direction
Options
A. E
z
and H
z
are both zero
B. In TE mode E
z
is zero and in TM mode H
z
is zero
C. In TE mode H
z
is zero and in TM mode E
z
is zero
D. In both TE and TM modes both E
z
and H
z
are non-zero
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Correct Answer: In TE mode E
z
is zero and in TM mode H
z
is zero
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