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Chapter 1. Introductory Topics
1.
2.
Phase
Frequency
Time
Amplitude
Modulation frequency
Carrier frequency
Transmission distance
Information transmitted
b.
c.
d.
Jl
A
a.
10 In
b.
10 log ^
c.
20 In
d.
20 log ^
A
4
dBm(1)
d.
identified.
The sampling signal has been incorrectly
identified.
dB1
dBW
dB(W)
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a.
a.
b 7.33pV
c
1.56pV
469,JV
b.
Fluorescent light
Solar emission
Resistor noise
Lightning
Information theory
Fourier analysis
FFT
Hartley's law
Aliasing can be defined as errors occurring when
a.
b.
c.
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15
Hartley design
Clapp design
Colpitts design
Crystal design
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22.9 dB
54.9 dB
45.9 dB
51.9 dB
10
c.
d.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Receiver noise
Fourier analysis
Oscillation
Troubleshooting
can
be
called
Modulating signal
Information signal
Modulating wave
Carrier
c.
d.
4.
6.
a.
b.
425 W
850 W
a.
b.
c.
d.
25%
50%
100%
200%
b.
c.
d.
11.
The most
economic
approach for lowpower
transmitters.
Characterized by the use of
"linear" power amplifiers to
amplify the AM signal.
Characterized by having the
carrier and the intelligence
signals mix at low power levels
All the above.
b.
c.
d.
Allows
more
efficient
amplification.
Allows use of low-powered
intelligence signal.
Provides higher modulation
percentage.
Is more economical.
c.
d.
12.
b.
c.
d.
13.
b.
c.
It prevents transmitters
from producing
spurious
frequencies in the
output signals.
It provides power amplification
with high efficiency.
Its high input impedance
A spectrum analyzer is
a.
b.
c.
d.
14.
power transfer.
10.
1084 W
1170 W
1350 W
1224 W
d.
Low-level modulation is
a.
9.
250%
40%
25%
37.5%
8.
5.
102 kHz
100.02 kHz to 102 kHz
101 kHz
100.002 kHz to 102 kHz
7.
3.
283.3 W
141.65 W
The
strategy for repair of
electronic equipment includes the
following.
is
a.
b.
c.
d.
b.
c.
d.
2.
Lack of selectivity in
receiving all AM
stations
Poor demodulation
of an AM station
Frustration in tuning
to receive more
than one station
Lack of sensitivity in
receiving all AM
stations
The sensitivity of a
receiver has to do with its
ability to
a.
b.
c.
d.
Withstand shock
Receive one station
versus another
Receive
weak
stations
All the above
3.
d.
4.
The
intelligence
signal is one of its
inputs.
A dc component is
also produced.
The difference
between the
carrier and its
sidebands is the
original
intelligence
frequency.
The
intelligence
frequencies
are the upper
and the lower
sideband
frequencies.
An AM signal having
a carrier frequency
of 940 kHz is to be
mixed with a local
oscillator output
signal in
order to produce an intermediate frequency of 455 kHz. At what
should the L.O. frequency be set?
455 kHz
1395 kHz
910 kHz
1850 kHz
complete
receiver
manufactured on
an integrated
circuit is
a.
b.
c.
d.
11.
Varactor diodes
Varicap diodes
VVC diodes
All the above
b.
c.
d.
a.
b.
c.
d.
7.
8.
c.
d.
b.
c.
d.
200 W
50 W
100 W
Image frequency
Tracking
Diagonal clipping
Poor sensitivity
b.
c.
d.
13.
Reduces selectivity
Increases
sensitivity
Decreases
sensitivity
All the above
14.
The only
roadblock to
having a
Synchronous
detector
Product detector
Heterodyne
detector
Diode detector
Tracking in a superhet
receiver is accomplished
using a
a.
Trimmer capacitor
b.
Padder capacitor
c.
Varicap diode
d.
a and b
e.
All the above
If no stations are picked
up on the lower half of the
AM band,
the likely problem is
a.
b.
c.
d.
15.
10.
12.
9.
1135 kHz
225 kHz
1590 kHz
1815 kHz
Double conversion is
used to overcome the
problem of
a.
b.
c.
d.
a.
b.
c.
kHz would be
Low RF gain
Poor
operation
IF selectivity
LO tracking
AGC
Power supply
RF section
Audio amplifier
AGC diode
An SSB
signal with a
maximum
level of 200
V p-p into a
50
load results
in a PEP
rating of
800 W
2.
3.
4.
b.
c.
d.
c.
d.
Crystal filter
Ceramic filter
Mechanical filter
Tank circuit
8.
Which
cannot be used successfully to convert
DSB-SC to SSB?
a.
b.
c.
d.
7.
6.
3-5 dB
5-7 dB
8-10 dB
10-12 dB
5.
b.
c.
d.
a.
b.
c.
d.
11.
10.
Code
Music
Noise
All the above
b.
c.
d.
Ring modulator
a.
FM
b.
PM
c.
AM
d.
e.
a and b
2
The amount of frequency increase
and
decrease
around
the center frequency in an FM signal
is called the
a.
Index of modulation
b.
Frequency deviation
c.
Phase deviation
d.
14.
b.
c.
d.
Phase modulator
Lattice modulator
All the above
leakthrough.
a.
b.
c.
d.
13.
9.
12.
15.
Trapezoidal wave
Sinewave
FM wave
AM wave
dependent on the
intelligence frequency in
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b.
c.
d.
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Frequency deviation
b.
Index of modulation
c.
Deviation constant
d.
Deviation ratio
Standard FM broadcast
a.
An FM signal
b.
A PM signal
c.
d.
a.
150 kHz
b.
200 kHz
c.
75 kHz
d.
15 kHz
Frequency deviation
b.
Bandwidth
c.
Capture ratio
d.
Modulation index
250 W
b.
500 W
c.
1000 W
d.
2000 W
Deviation ratio
b.
Deviation constant
c.
Capture ratio
d.
Maximum deviation
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a.
Capture effect
b.
Signal-to-noise ratio
c.
Noise figure
d.
Bessel function
In a Crosby FM transmitter, an FM
signal having a center
frequency of 2.04 Mhz and a
deviation of 69 Hz is
passed through four cascaded
frequency multiplier
stages: two triplers, one doubler, and
one quadrupler.
What type of signal appears at the
output of the last
multiplier stage?
a.
b.
c.
d.
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13
d.
An FM
receiver
rarely works
satisfactorily
without
an RF
amplifier
because
a.
a.
10ii
V
C
0.9.H
V
d
0.7
(J V
4
a.
b.
a.
Multiplier
c.
b.
Expander
d.
c.
Pump chain
d.
signal
125
b.
0.2
c.
d.
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a.
b.
c.
d.
14
c.
Are used to multiply the frequency of the carrier
signal
of an FM signal
Consist of a class C amplifier followed by a
tank circuit
that filters out a single harmonic
Are used to multiply the frequency deviation of
an FM
signal
All the above
d.
The Foster-Seely
detector design is
superior to
the ratio detector in that it
a.
Limiter
Discriminator
a.
Offers increased dynamic range
over those of
JFETs
b.
Produces higher-frequency
responses than do
JFETs
c.
d.
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Local oscillator
reradiation refers to
Free-running
Capture
Locked/tracking
Searching
Receiver's wiring
IF transformer
Antenna
All the above
75 kHz
120 kHz
150 kHz
240 kHz
Nonlinearity
Attenuation
In an FM stereo receiver,
what is the purpose of
the 23-53-kHz filter?
a.
c.
a.
b.
c.
d.
4W
79 nW
1.26
2.25 mW
b.
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b.
c.
d.
Range of
frequencies in
which it will
remain
locked
Allowable range of dc
voltage
Allowable range of ac
input voltage
Satisfactory range of
operating temperatures
b.
c.
d.
When troubleshooting a
stereo demodulator, the
input signal should be
abouto
5
100 rms
1 mV rms
d.
100 mV rms
b.
FM
signals
have
capture
effect
c.
d.
FM
receivers
do
not
use
the
Front end
b.
Tuner
c.
Preselector
d. All the above
Allows
for
greater
sensitivity in an FM
receiver
Provides
improved
noise performance
Reduces shot noise
Minimizes
crossmodulation
10 jdV rms
c.
superheterodyne design.
VCO
Low-pass filter
Comparator
Phase detector
The square-law
relationship of the
FETs input
versus output
a.
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11
R signal at the
output of the
discriminator
To produce separate
L and R signals from
the L
+ R and L - signals
characteristic.
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d.
13
Complexity
All the above
S meter
b.
Signal meter
c.
Strength meter
d.
41 dB
b.
36.2 dB
c.
72.4 dB
d.
82 dB
Arbitrary AGC
b.
Auxiliary AGC
c.
Delayed AGC
b.
c.
Level of acceptability
b.
Dynamic range
c.
Degree of usefulness
d.
Specified
input
-94 dB
b.
-82.2 dB
c.
-79.2 dB
d.
-81 dB
d.
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.b and c
c.
d.
a.
Foldover distortion
b.
Aliasing
c.
Nyquist rate
d.
a and b
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b.
c.
d.
5
12
13
14
15
RZ-unipolar
b.
RZ-bipolar
c.
RZ-M
d.
RZ-AMI
a.
a.
Synthesizing
b.
b.
Facsimile
c.
Spread spectrum
d.
Compression
c.
d.
a.
b.
c.
d.
A
typical
problem
troubleshooting
frequency synthesizer is
encountered
a.
b.
c.
No output
d.
when
a
A transceiver is
a.
c.
d.
Noise performance
b.
Regeneration
c.
d.
a.
20 Hz
b.
20 kHz
c.
40 Hz
d.
40 kHz
b.
c.
DACs
d.
and
ADCs
are
virtually
identical
b.
Phase modulation
b.
Pulse modulation
c.
Amplitude modulation
d.
Frequency modulation
ASCII
a.
Aperture time
b.
EBCDIC
b.
Acquisition time
c.
Baudot code
c.
Flat-top time
d.
Gray code
d.
Dmin
Companding
b.
c.
Using
frequency-division
multiplexing
d.
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Systematic code
b.
CRC
c.
d.
Interleaved code
b.
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has
excessive
a.
Quantile interval
b.
Codec
a.
Delta modulation
c.
BCC
b.
Pulse-coded
d.
Syndrome
modulation (PCM)
c.
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It
b.
Frequency-shift keying
c.
Block-check character
d.
Hamming code
amplitude
modulation (QAM)
d.
Pulse
amplitude
modulation (PAM)
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a.
Quadrature
Noise performance
b.
Bandwidth
requirements
of
the
channel
a.
b.
c.
d.
Parity
c.
d.
Systematic codes
b.
PN codes
c.
Pseudonoise codes
d.
b and c
a.
Pulse-width modulation
(PWM)
c.
Pulse-frequency
modulation (PFM)
Using an oscilloscope to
display overlayed received
data
bits that provide information
on noise, jitter, and linearity
is called a(n)
a.
Constellation pattern
b.
Loopback
c.
Statistical
Concentration
Pulse-amplitude
modulation (PAM)
b.
d.
Power consumption
d.
fading
characteristics
5
15
Ionospheric
Eye pattern
Pulse-position
modulation (PPM)
Noise characteristics
b.
Bandwidth
characteristics
c.
Simplicity in design
d.
Frequency response of
the intelligence signal
Half-duplex
operation
involves communication
a.
b.
a.
c.
It uses an automatic
10
11
Line control
b.
Protocol
c.
Flow control
d.
Sequence control
b.
TDM
c.
CVSD
d.
DPSK
Radio teletype
b.
Radio multiplexing
c.
Radio facsimile
d.
Radio telemetry
CSU/DSU
a.
b.
c.
d.
c.
12
13
a.
b.
c.
d.
Complexity of design
b.
c.
14
a.
b.
c.
d.
d.
5
b.
c.
channels
d.
fax l O 1
1* 10
b
15
1 M i ry ^
and is
1 x 1 n_!
i xid*
1x10
d
A
device
protocols and formats is called a
cell-splitting
telephone
system
interconnecting
a.
Bridge
b.
Gateway
c.
Router
d.
Node
two
networks
that
Framing
b.
Line control
c.
Flow control
d.
Topology
e.
Sequence control
IEEE-488
b.
Ethernet
c.
OSI
d.
CSMA/CD
use
different
lines is
called a(n)
1
An
interconnection
of users that
allows
communication
with one another
is known as a
a.
Modem
b.
UART
c.
Network
d.
Protocol
A complex LC
filter that
removes delay
distortion from
signals that are
traveling down
long
transmission
a.
.
Delay
equalizer
b.
UART
c.
Attenuatio
n distortion
filter
d.
Trunk
switcher
Which of the
following is not a
way that
designers of
telephone
equipment are
adapting to the
increasing use
of computers
10
11
and digital
coding in
telephone
communication
links?
A device interconnecting LANs together that usually have
identical protocols at the physical and data link layers is
called a
a.
Bridge
b.
Gateway
c.
Router
d.
Node
Hundred-call seconds
b.
c.
Erlang
d.
b.
Completely different
c.
Related
d.
a.
Frequency reuse
b.
b.
Cell reuse
c.
c.
Cell splitting
d.
d.
Handoff
e.
and b
13
12
14
Star
b.
Ring
c.
Bus
d.a
and b
c.
10 Base T
d.
100 Base FX
a.
10 Base 2
e.
a and b
b.
10 Base 5
15
a.
VDSL
b.
SDSL
c.
HDSL
d.
IDSL
e.
ADSL
b.
Low cost
c.
d.
d.
6
b.
c.
d.
b.
c.
d.
e.
7
2.08 m
a.
No reflection
a.
Velocity factor
b.
VSWR = 1
b.
c.
No physical imperfections
c.
Velocity of propagation
d.
a and b
d.
Delay time
In a balanced line, the same current flows in
each line but
is
a.
45 out of phase
b.
90 out of phase
c.
d.
a.
b.
c.
52.1 cm
b.
35.9 cm
c.
143.6 cm
d.
10
a.
ACR
b.
CAS
c.
CAA
d.
AAC
300
11
a.
6:1
b.
1:6
c.
0.666:1
d.
1.5:1
a short is
12
14
a.
50
b.
c.
0 G (a short)
d.
100 0
Infinite (open)
b.
0.166
c.
0.714
d.
1.4
13
a.
b.
Balun
c.
Shorted-stub section
d.
Slotted line
300-G load
b.
c.
Omnisphere
d.
Shadow zone
1 * 10
s
s
2 x 10"5 s
15
Inductor
b.
Capacitor
c.
Filter
d.
Matching section
e.
Oscillator
b.
Capacitor
c.
Transducer
d.
Frequency multiplexer
Isotropic
b.
Transverse
c.
Polarized
d.
Refractive
Radiation
b.
Reflection
c.
Refraction
d. Diffraction
Transverse
Radiation
b.
Reflection
c.
Refraction
d.
Diffraction
Ground wave
b.
Shadow wave
c.
Space wave
d.
Satellite link
e.
Sky wave
Ground wave
b.
Space wave
c.
Sky wave
d.
Satellite
Critical frequency
b.
c.
d.
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Skip zone
Not known
b.
Infinite
c.
50
d.
377
G
G
11
a. Space diversity
Quiet zone
b.
Skip zone
c.
Null Zone
d.
e.
a and b
b.
Skip
c.
Tropospheric scattering
d.
Fading
13
14
15
a.
VSAT
b.
MSAT
c.
SATCOM
d.
WESTAR
EMI
b.
Fading
c.
Reflections
d.
Space diversity
b.
Time diversity
c.
Frequency diversity
d.
Angle diversity
Marconi antenna
b.
Hertz antenna
c.
Vertical antenna
d.
Phased array
Hertz antenna
b.
Dipole antenna
a.
Null zone
c.
Marconi antenna
b.
Downlink
d.
c.
Hot spot
d.
Skip zone
Chapter 13 Antennas
Polarization
b.
Reciprocity
c.
Efficiency
d.
Counterpoise
b.
50
c.
73
d.
300
a.
Bandwidth
b.
Front-to-back ratio
c.
Lobe distribution
d.
Beamwidth
a.
36.6
b.
103.9
c.
122.5
d.
147.9
Increases
b.
Decreases
c.
d.
186.5
Delta match
b.
c.
Director
d.
Counterpoise
b.
c.
d.
10
11
portion
of
the
input
impedance of the antenna
Tune out the inductive reactance
portion
of
the
input
impedance of the antenna
Raise the input impedance of the
antenna
Decrease the losses of the antenna
b.
Marconi array
c.
Yagi-Uda
d.
Log-periodic
b.
Slot
antennad.
Log-periodic
antenna
12
15
a.
Greater than 1
a.
b.
Less than 1
c.
d.
-0 input impedance
b.
A 288
c.
13
d.
e.
b and c
a and b
A driven director
and parasitic
reflector
b.
c.
d.
14
a.
Transmission lines
b.
Waveguides
c.
Antennas
d.
inductance
a.
Transmission lines
b.
Waveguides
inductance
c.
Antennas
d.
tuned circuit
d.
capacitance
a.
TE10
b.
TE01
c.
TM10
d.
TM01
a.
Efficiency reasons
b.
Ease of manufacture
c.
Rotating
a.
larger
d.
b.
smaller
c.
d.
either b or c
a.
cost
b.
attenuation
c.
a.
22.8
b.
18.9
c.
188.9
d.
45.6
for
section
applications
Greater bandwidth
Isolate a source
from reflections at
its load so as to
preclude frequency
pulling.
b.
c.
d.
d.
6
The coupling in dB of a
directional coupler that has
85
mW into the main guide and
0.45 mW out the secondary
guide is
10
11
a.
Volume
b.
Inductance
a.
c.
Capacitance
b.
Radar
d.
c.
Directional coupling
d.
Cavity tuning
Greater
than
free-
space wavelength
b.
Equal
to
free-space
wavelength
c.
d.
12
a.
Artwork traces
b.
Dielectric waveguide
c.
Microstrip/stripline
a T ravelin
MICs or MMICs
b Gunn Oscillator
d.
.
c.Klystron oscillator
d Magnetron oscillator
a.
b.
Echo
es
prod
uced
when
the
reflec
ted
beam
make
s a
seco
nd
trip
Echo
es
that
arrive
after
the
trans
missi
on of
the
next
pulse
c.
Ec
ho
es
ca
us
ed
by
the
PR
T
bei
ng
too
lon
g
d.
All
the
ab
im
pe
da
nc
e
for
wa
ve
gui
de
s
is
a.
75
b.
377
c.
Dependent on frequency
d.
e.
c and d
15
A dielectric waveguide is
a.
b.
c.
ov
e
14
Th
e
d.
ch
ara
cte
rist
2
ic
wa
ve
Parabolic horn
b.
Circular horn
c.
Pyramidal horn
d.
Sectoral horn
Cassegrain feed to a
paraboloid antenna involves
a
a.
Dipole antenna
b.
Point-source antenna
c.
Secondary reflector
d.
an advantage
of the Gunn
gallium
arsenide
oscillator?
a.
Ease
of
removing
heat
from the
chip
b.
Small
size
c.
Ruggedn
ess
d.
Lack
of
a.
filaments
e.
manufact
ure
9
The i in P-I-N
diode refers to
a.
Indium
b.
Impact
c.
Integrate
d
d.
Intrinsic
a.
Maser
b.
Laser
c.
Yig
d.
Parametr
attenuato
r
Low cost
of
Whic
h is
not a
typic
al
appli
catio
n of
a
ferrit
e in
a
micr
owav
e
syste
m?
b.
amplifier
c.
isolator
d.
circulator
A low noise
microwave
amplifier that
provides
amplification
via the
variation of a
reactance is
known as
a
being
ic
amplified
amplifier
c.
Bandwidt
h of the
10
The
major
difference
between
a
laser and a
maser is the
a.
b.
signal
being
amplified
d.
Frequen
Phase of
cy of the
the
signal
signal
being
being
amplified
amplified
Amplitud
11
e of the
Lasers
useful in
are
signal
a. Industrial welding
3
dish
antenna
b. Surgical procedures
c. Distance measuring
a.
0.49
b.
4.9
c.
d.
0.7
Zoning refers to
a.
PIN diode
a.
b.
Baritt diode
b.
c.
Zener diode
c.
d.
Tunnel diode
d.
Low gain
Low RF output
e.
e
d
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Which of the
following is not
used as a
microwave
antenna?
a.
Patch antenna
b.
Marconi antenna
c.
Lens antenna
d.
Horn antenna
Compared to linear
power supplies,
switching power
supplies are
a.
Less efficient
b.
More efficient
c.
Simpler
d.
Heavier
Chapter 16 Television
a
n
d
a
u
d
i
o
c.
A television
transmitter
actually
transmits two
signals
at once. They
are
a.
An
am
plit
ud
emo
dul
ate
d
vid
eo
sig
nal
an
d
fre
qu
en
cymo
dul
ate
d
au
dio
sig
nal
b.
T
w
o
a
m
p
li
t
u
d
e
m
o
d
u
l
a
t
An
am
plit
ud
emo
dul
ate
d
au
dio
sig
nal
an
d
fre
qu
en
cymo
dul
ate
d
vid
eo
sig
nal
d.
T
w
o
f
r
e
q
u
e
n
c
y
m
o
d
u
l
a
t
e
d
s
i
g
n
a
l
s
:
v
i
d
e
o
frames
per
second
b.
40
frames
per
a
n
d
second
c.
60
frames
a
u
d
i
o
per
second
d.
100
frames
The
most
widely used
type of TV
camera is the
a.
Charge
per
second
5
couple
device
b.
Vidicon
c.
Image
orthicon
d.
Iconosc
ope
Synchroni
zing
pulses
that
consist of
equalizing
pulses,
followed
by
serrations,
followed
by more
equalizing
pulses at
a rate of
60 times
per
second
are called
a.
a.
204.5
Mhz
b.
205.25
Mhz
c.
211.25
Mhz
d.
211.75
Mhz
Color
synchro
nizing
pulses
b.
Channel
12 on U.S.
television
extends
from 204
to
210 Mhz.
The
channel
12 carrier
frequency
is
Approxima
tely
Horizon
The
length of
time an
image
stays on
the
screen
after the
signal is
remove
d is
termed
tal
a.
retrace
c.
Vertical
b.
Flicker
retrace
c.
Persist
ence
pulses
d.
d.
Eightbackporch
pulses
The frame
frequency for
U.S.
television
broadcasts is
approximatel
y
a.
30
Back
porch
cycle
Retenti
on
pulses
Whi
ch
is
not
part
of
the
tune
r
sect
ion
of a
TV
rece
iver
?
a.
mixer
are
positioned
exactly on
their
respective
color dots on
the face of
the picture
tube is called
stage
a.
The
rf
amplifie
r stage
b.
c.
The
The
ent
local
b.
oscillat
Conver
gence
or
c.
stage
d.
Alignm
Interlea
ving
The
d.
video-
Interlaci
ng
detecto
r stage
11
8
The stage in
a TV receiver
that filters out
the
vertical
and
horizontal
retrace
pulses from
the
video
signal
is
the
a.
A faulty TV
receiver
having
symptoms of
normal
sound and
raster but no
picture must
have a
problem
in the
a.
Video
or
detecto
iz
o
r
b.
nt
Video
al
IF
or
amplifie
ve
r
c.
d.
rti
Sync
ca
separat
or
os
Sound
cil
detecto
lat
or
or
The winding
around the
CRT yoke
that deflects
the
electron
beam with its
magnetic field
is called the
hi
a.
Coil
b.
Yoke
c.
Deflect
g
hvo
lta
g
e
p
er
su
or
d.
Magnet
pl
o
10
A
cumbersome
series of
adjustments
to a color TV
receiver in
order to make
sure that the
three electron
beams of the
picture tube
y
b.
Main
power
supply
c.
Video
amplifie
rs
followin
g
the
sound
takeoff
d.
R
F
,
I
F
,
o
r
v
i
d
e
o
a
m
p
l
i
f
i
e
r
s
p
r
i
o
r
t
o
t
h
e
s
o
u
n
d
t
a
k
e
o
f
f
12
Raster refers
to
b.
CRT resolution
a.
c.
b.
Called a pixelate
d.
c.
Due to noise
d.
b and c
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14
b.
c.
d.
Which is an advantage of
optical communication
links over using
transmission lines or
waveguides?
a.
Small size
b.
Extremely
c.
a.
b.
c.
Customer rejection
d.
Less
than
ideal
wide
bandwidths
Immunity
to
electromagnetic
interference (EMI)
regulatory
d.
Lower cost
e.
climate
2
15
b.
Red
c.
Violet
d.
Ultraviolet
b.
c.
d.
a and b above
e.
pulse
dispersion effect is to
a.
In the
telecommunication
s industry, the most
commonly used
fiber(s) are
a.
d.
125 micron
reflection
b.
Numerical aperture
c.
Dispersion
d.
Step index
A technique that is
used to minimize the
50 nW
500 nW
c.
5 uW
d.
50 uW
Which is not an
important
light
c.
b.
higher
c.
d.
62.5 micron
a.
frequency
b.
50 micron
Total
Use
source
b.
a.
Infra-red
Scattering
b.
Absorption
c.
Macrobending
d.
Microbending
e.
characteristic of a light
detector?
10
a.
Responsitivity
b.
Dark current
c.
Power consumption
d.
Response speed
e.
Spectral respons
11
Modal
b.
Chromatic
c.
Polarization mode
d.
e.
a and b above
a.
Air gaps
b.
Rough surfaces
c.
Axial misalignment
d.
Angular
misalignment
e.
12
b.
Cable TV (CATV)
systems
c.
Telephone networks
14
Modal dispersion
b.
Material dispersion
c.
Waveguide dispersion
d.
Cable dispersion
Recent laser
developments for
fiber optic
communication
include
a.
b.
Heterojunction
c.
Vertical
cavity
emitting (VCSEL)
15
d.
a and b above
e.
a and c above
surface
a.
Response time
b.
Power levels
c.
Temperature sensitivity
d.
Failure characteristics
e.
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