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Interference generated by electrical equipment and automobile ignition systems when observed closed to earth is
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A. horizontally polarized
B. vertically polarized
C. polarized both horizontally
D. not polarized
Correct Answer
vertically polarized
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1. A transmission line discontinuity is defined as any interruption in the uniformity of the line.
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A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: True
2. A rectangular waveguide has two stubs each length
connected at the source end. The stubs are short circuted. Then
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A. the longitudinal current is power current and current in stubs is reactive
B. the longitudinal current is reactive current and current in stubs is power current
C. both power and reactive exists in both longitudinal direction and stubs
D. the current in stubs is zero
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Correct Answer: the longitudinal current is power current and current in stubs is reactive
3. Loading of a line means
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A. increasing inductance of line
B. increasing distributed inductance of line
C. decreasing distributed inductance of line
D. decreasing inductance of line
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Correct Answer: increasing distributed inductance of line
4. In microwave detector used in laboratory measurements of relative power levels, standing wave ratio is about
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A. 0.1
B. 1.25
C. 5
D. 10
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Correct Answer: 1.25
5. If a microstrip is enclosed in a metal enclosure
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A. the radiation losses are increased
B. the radiation losses are reduced RL
C. the capacitance becomes zero
D. the inductance becomes zero
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Correct Answer: the radiation losses are reduced RL
6. Which of the following is a balanced line?
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A. Coaxial line
B. Strip line
C. Microstrip line
D. TV twin lead
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Correct Answer: TV twin lead
7. Consider the following statements
Usable bandwidth of ridge wave guide is more than that of rectangular waveguide.
For a given value of TM
10
cutoff frequency the cross section of ridge wave guide is lesser that that of rect angular waveguide.
Ridge wave guide has higher conductor losser than a rectangular waveguide.
Ridge guide has higher conductor losser than a rectangular waveguide.
Which of the above statements are correct?
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A. 1 and 2 only
B. 1, 2 and 3 only
C. 2 and 3 only
D. All
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Correct Answer: 1, 2 and 3 only
8. To study electromagnetic radiations from astronomical objects, radio astronomers use
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A. low frequencies
B. medium frequencies
C. microwaves
D. either (
a
) or (
b
)
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Correct Answer: microwaves
9. In laboratory experiment the output from reflex klystron is moderated by square wave because
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A. it is easy to generate a square wave
B. crystal diode operates in square law region of
i
-
v
characteristics
C. it prevents frequency modulation
D. detector circuit is less complicated
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Correct Answer: crystal diode operates in square law region of
i
-
v
characteristics
10. In a TWT the loss in attenuator is
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A. almost equal to forward gain of tube
B. much less than forward gain of tube
C. much higher than forward gain of tube
D. almost infinite
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Correct Answer: almost equal to forward gain of tube
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