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Satellite Communication problems
1. The quality of a space-link is measured in terms of the __________ ratio.
Options
A. C/N
B. S/N
C. G/T
D. EIRP
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Correct Answer: C/N
2. A geosynchronous satellite
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A. has the same period a that of the Earth
B. has a circular orbit
C. rotates in the equatorial plane
D. has all of the above
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Correct Answer: has all of the above
3. The useful operational life of INSAT-IB (launched in 1983) is expected to end by
Options
A. 1992-93
B. 1991-92
C. 1989-90
D. 1993-94
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Correct Answer: 1989-90
4. For global communication, the number of satellites needed is
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A. 1
B. 3
C. 10
D. 5
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Correct Answer: 3
5. A certain sound has 10000 times more energy than another sound. The number of times it would sound stronger to a listener is
Options
A. 40
B. 10000
C. 100
D. 10
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Correct Answer: 40
6. A communication satellite is a repeater between
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A. a transmitting station and a receiving station
B. a transmitting station and many receiving station
C. many transmitting station and many receiving station
D. none
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Correct Answer: many transmitting station and many receiving station
7. Satellite launch sites are invariably located on Eastern seaboards to ensure that
Options
A. launch takes place eastward
B. expenditure of propulsion fuel is reduced during plane changing
C. the satellite achieves circular orbit quickly
D. spent rocket motor and other launcher debris falls into the sea
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Correct Answer: spent rocket motor and other launcher debris falls into the sea
8. To make antenna more directional, either its size must be increased or
Options
A. the number of its feed horns must be increased
B. the frequency of its transmission must be increased
C. its effective isotropic radiated power (EIRP) must be increased
D. its footprint must be increased
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Correct Answer: the frequency of its transmission must be increased
9. Which of the following factor does NOT contribute to the drift of a geostationary satellite from its stationary position in space?
Options
A. Pressure of solar radiations
B. Gravitational changes due to Sun and Moon
C. Oblateness of the Earth
D. Weight of the satellite
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Correct Answer: Weight of the satellite
10. Which one of the following statements regarding DSI is wrong?
Options
A. It is a digital form of TASI
B. Though it is more efficient than TASI, it is much slower
C. A speaker has to wait (it at all) for only a few milliseconds for reallocation of channel
D. It has increased the capacity of satellite channels by a factor of 2.2 or more with out degrading speech quality
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Correct Answer: Though it is more efficient than TASI, it is much slower
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