Radiation And Microwave Techniques Set 2

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This set of Radiation and Microwave Techniques Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Radiation And Microwave Techniques Set 2

Q1 | amplifier.
  • linear beam
  • crossed field
  • parallel field
  • none of the mentioned
Q2 | reflector electrode after the cavity.
  • backward wave oscillator
  • reflex klystron
  • travelling wave tube
  • magnetrons
Q3 | A major disadvantage of klystron amplifier is:
  • low power gain
  • low bandwidth
  • high source power
  • design complexity
Q4 | The material out of which PIN diode is made is:
  • silicon
  • germanium
  • gaas
  • none of the mentioned
Q5 | GaAs is used in the fabrication of GUNN diodes because:
  • gaas is cost effective
  • it less temperature sensitive
  • it has low conduction band electrons
  • less forbidden energy gap
Q6 | GaAs is used in fabricating Gunn diode. Gunn diode is:
  • bulk device
  • sliced device
  • made of different type of semiconductor layers
  • none of the mentioned
Q7 | The mode of operation in which the Gunn diode is not stable is:
  • gunn oscillation mode
  • limited space charge accumulation mode
  • stable amplification mode
  • bias circuit oscillation mode
Q8 | an IMPATT diode, it results in:
  • avalanche multiplication
  • break down of depletion region
  • high reverse saturation current
  • none of the mentioned
Q9 | maintain at safe limit.
  • average current
  • average voltage
  • average bias voltage
  • average resistance
Q10 | Expression for the characteristic impedance of a transmission line(λ/4) used for impedance matching is:
  • z1=√(zₒr)l
  • z1=√(zₒ/r)l
  • z1=√(zₒ+r)l
  • none of the mentioned
Q11 | If there is no standing wave on a transmission line, then the value of SWR is:
  • 1
  • 0
  • infinity
  • insufficient data
Q12 | When a λ/4 transmission line is used for impedance matching, then which of the following is valid?
  • standing waves are present on the λ/4 transmission line
  • no standing waves on the λ/4 transmission line
  • standing waves are not present both on the feed line and the matching λ/4 line
  • standing waves are present on both the feed line and the matching λ/4 line
Q13 | The lowest mode of TE mode propagation in a circular waveguide is:
  • te10 mode
  • te00 mode
  • te01 mode
  • te11 mode
Q14 | Which primary parameter is uniformly distributed along the length of the conductor?
  • g
  • c
  • l
  • r
Q15 | Which of the following parameters does not exist in the transmission line equation?
  • r
  • zo
  • zl
  • propagation constant
Q16 | Find the characteristic impedance of a quarter wave with input and load impedances given by50 and 25 respectively.
  • 50
  • 25
  • 75
  • 35.35
Q17 | Calculate the transmission coefficient, when the incident and transmitted amplitudes are10 and 7 respectively.
  • 17
  • 3
  • 10/7
  • 0.7
Q18 | The reflection coefficient of a transmission line having characteristic and load impedancesas 50 and 30 ohm respectively is
  • 1/4
  • 1/8
  • 1/2
  • 3/4
Q19 | The major disadvantage of single stub tuning is:
  • it requires a variable length of line between the load and the stub
  • it involves 2 variable parameters
  • complex calculation
  • none of the mentioned
Q20 | In a double stub tuner circuit, the load is of _______ length from the first stub.
  • fixed length
  • arbitrary length
  • depends on the load impedance to be matched
  • depends on the characteristic impedance of the transmission line
Q21 | The major advantage of double stub tuning is:
  • it uses 2 tuning stubs in fixed positions
  • it involves 2 stubs
  • length of the stub is variable
  • none of the mentioned
Q22 | The modes of propagation supported by a rectangular wave guide is:
  • tm, tem, te modes
  • tm, te
  • tm, tem
  • te, tem
Q23 | Dominant mode is defined as:
  • mode with the lowest cut off frequency
  • mode with the highest cut off frequency
  • any tem mode is called a dominant mode
  • none of the mentioned
Q24 | The product of the phase and the group velocities is given by the
  • speed of light
  • speed of light/2
  • 2 x speed of light
  • (speed of light)/4
Q25 | For TE1ₒ mode, if the waveguide is filled with air and the broader dimension of thewaveguide is 2 cm, then the cutoff frequency is:
  • 5 mhz
  • 7.5 mhz
  • 7.5 ghz
  • 5 ghz