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1. A very low-loss coaxial transmission line has 30 pF/ft of
distributed capacitance and 75 nH/ft of inductance. What is its
characteristic impedance? - 50 ohms 2. The characteristic impedance
of a transmission line does not depend upon its -length 3. What
must be the ratio of outer conductor diameter to central conductor
diamter, for a 75 ohms. Teflon coaxial transmission line? -6.12 4.
What is the voltage reflection coefficient for a 75 ohms line with
a terminating imepedance of 50 ohms - -0.2 5.What is the
attenuation in nepers for a 1-km length of RG58 A/U coax with a
loss of 5 db/100 ft? - 18.88 Np 6. Find the input impedance in
ohms, for a 50 ohms lossless transmisiion line, 3.5 long, if the
load is 20 + j75 ohms. - 20 + j75ohms 7. A type of transmission
line whose conductors experience the same electrical capacitance
relative to the ground. - Balanced Line 8. A type of transmission
line consising of an inner conductor surrounded by, but insulated
from an outer conductor. - coaxial cable 9. Power loss due to
increased effective resistance of a conductor at microwave
frequencies due to skin effect. - conduction loss 10. The ratio of
incident and reflected voltage waves representing transmission and
reflection coefficients used to chracterize a linear microwave
device. - S Parameter 11. What is a short length of transmission
line, shorted at one end and attached at the appropriate distance
from the load for the purpose of matching a complex load to the
transmission line? - stub 12. The ratio of the maximum to minimum
voltage on a transmission line is called - SWR
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13. When does a transmission line have ab SWR equal to 1 ? - Zd
= Zo 14. When does a transmission line termited in a short look
like a short to the source? - at quarter-wavelength 15. When does
an open transmission line look like a short to the source? - at
quarter-wavelength 16. How many cycles of a 1-MHz wave can a 6-mile
transmission line accommodate? -32.26 cycles 17. A transmission
line has a capacitance of 25 pF/ ft and an inductance of 0.15
uH/ft. Determine the characteristic impedance of the line. - 77.5
ohms 18. For a transmission line giving a maximum rms voltage
reading of 50 V at one point and a maximum rms voltage reading 25 V
at another point. What is the VSWR of the line? - 2 19. What would
be the SWR of a transmission line if power is being delivered to a
100 ohms load by a line with a chracteristic impedance of 50 ohms?
- 2 20. A transmission line consisting of two conductors that have
equal resistance per unit length. - Balanced Line 21. Which of the
following is not a common transmission line impedance? -120 ohms
22. Name a use for a ciccular waveguide - radar 23. In a waveguide
, the TM mode means that the: - magnetic field is perpendicular to
the direction of wave propagation 24. The mode at which a waveguide
operates is determined by the: - method used to couple the signal
into the waveguide 25. In waveguide, the TE mode means that the -
electric field is perpendicular to the direction of wave
propagation
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26. What is the guide wavelength if m = 1 for a 6-cm x 3-cm
waveguide with a fequency of 12 GHz? - 2.55 cm 27. A 5-GHz signal
to be propagated along a waveguide with a width of 3 cm. What is
the largest value of m that can be accommodated by the waveguide? -
m=1 28. A type of transmission line where the two conductors carry
equal current. - balanced 29. The standing wave ratio is euqal to
____ if the load is properly matched with the transmission. - 1 30.
What is the chracteristic impedance of twin lead? - 300 ohms 31.
Transmission line must be matched to the load to - transfer maximum
power to the load 32. A type of transmission line used in gamma
match. - coaxial 33. Would it be possible to produce a 70 ohms twin
lead? - yes 34. A flat transmission line delivers 5 kW at 10 A.
What is its impedance? - 50 ohms 35. What type of coupling is used
between helical resonators? - slot 36. A major and basic advantage
for the used of a klystron. - high power 37. What should be the SWR
into a dummy antenna? - 1:1 38. How wide must a waveguide be? -
over lamda/2 39. What is the name of the microwave transmission
line that is used with printed circuits? - microstrip
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40. Which of the following is not a method of coupling into or
out of a waveguide? - Slot 41. A type of semiconductor bolometer is
called - Thermistor 42. Which of the following is not a mocrowave
vacuum tube? - Gunn 43. A convenient method of dtermining antenna
impedance. - Smith Chart 44. A waveguide acts as a - HPF 45.
Characteristic impedance of a transmission line is the impedance
measued at the _____ when its length is infinite. - input 46. What
is the length in centimeters of a quarter-wave stub, in free space
at 4 Ghz - 1.875 cm 47. What quarterwave transformer will match a
100 ohms line to an antenna whose value is 175 ohms? - 132.29 ohms
48. A quarter-wave stub shorted at the end has high impedance: -
lamda/4 back from the short 49. Two 2-mm-diameter wires held 6 cm
apart center to center has a characteristic impedance of -491 ohms
50. To connect coaxial line to a paraller-wire, _______ is the best
to use. -balun 51. What is the impedance of most waveguide? - 50
ohms 52. What is the function of a resistive pyramid or vane at the
end of a waveguide section? -dummy load 53. When a transmission
line uses ground return, it is called _____ line. - unbalanced
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54. What is meant by a voltage node? - voltage minima 55. Why is
impedance matching of a transmission line to the antenna important?
- for maximum power transfer 56. What is meant by SWR of a
transmission line? - Standing Wave Ratio 57. Does minimum or
maximum VSWR indicate best matching of antenna to transmission
line? - minimum 58. How can SWR be minimized? - using-stubs 59. If
standing waves are desirable on a transmitting antenna, why are
they undesirable on a feedline? - it increases power loss 60. If
two towers of a 1100-khz array are seperated by 120, what is the
tower seperation in feet? - 298
61. In a transmission line, if the maximum current to minimum
current ratio is 2:1, what is the ratio of the maximum voltage to
minimum voltage? - 2:1 62 Skin effect describes the tendency of:
-ac conductrors to carry the circuit current on their surface. 63.
A wire conductor experiences the following characteristics: - a and
b 64. A 50 ohms circuited line is 0.1 in length, at a frquency of
500 MHz. What is its equivalent inductive reactance? - j36.33 ohms
65. A 300 ohms line is terminated in a load impedance of 100 + j200
ohms. What is the reflection coefficient for this line? - 0.632<
108 deg 66. In a transmission line, the characteristic impedance
equals
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67. What is the distance between a voltage maximum and adjacent
current maximum on a transmission line with standing waves? -
lamda/4 68. For a transmission line terminated with a load equal to
its characteristic impedance the reflection coefficient is - 0 69.
A matching stub should be placed - nearest to the load 70. The use
of stub-matching network eliminates standing waves on - transmittes
side of stub 71. What is the input impednce of a shorted lossless
line of length lamda/4 - infinity 72. The characteristic impedance
will ______, if the spacing between the wires of a balanced
transmission line is increased. -increase 73. Transmission lines
when connected to antenna have - resistive load at the resonant
frequency 74. In a coaxial cable, the characteristic impedance
depends on the diameter of - both a and b 75. What is the
reflection coefficient if an open-circuited transmission line? - 1
76. One of the following microwave diodes is suitable for very low
power oscillator only. - tunnel 78. The reflection coefficient on a
transmission line is 1/3, what is the SWR? - 2 79. Indicate the
false statement. The SWR on a transmission line is infinity: the
line is terminated in a(n) - complex impedance 80. if transmission
line is terminated with a resistance equal to its characteristic
impedance. - the standing wave ratio will be minimum
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81. Coaxial Lines are used on those systems operationg - below 2
GHz 82. The ratio of the largest rms value to the smallest rms
value of the standing voltage along a transmission line is called -
SWR 83. What is the SWR along a transmission line having a
characteristic impedance of 75 ohms and a load impedance of 300
ohms? - 4 84. The ____ is a measure of the mismatch between a load
and the transmission line. - SWR 85. A waveguide can be considered
as a - HPF 86. What is the dominant mode in a rectangular
waveguide? - TE 10 87. Which tester is used to measure SWR? -
Reflectometer 88. The aspect ratio of a standard rectangular
waveguide is - 2:1 89. Referred to the dielectric constant of a
transmissio ine material. - Velocity factor 90. Referred to as a
ferrite device that can be used in lieu of a duplexer to isolate a
microwave transmitter and receiver when both are connected to the
same antenna. - Circulator 91. The phase velocity, Vp and group
velocity, Vg in a waveguide is represented by the expression. - C=
(VpVg)^1/2 92. A transmission line capable of handling high-powered
signal is -waveguide 93. Determine the dB gain of a receiving
antenna which delivers a microvolt signal to a tansmission line
over that of an antenna that delivers a 2 microvolt signal under
identical circumstances. - 6 db
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94. The cut-off frequency in a waveguide signifies - longer wave
will not propagate signifiacantly 95. The transmission line
parameter that represents the decrease in the signal strength is -
attenuation constant 96. The graphical solution of transmission
line problems involve the use of - Smith Chart 97. Who developed
the Smith Chart? - Philip H. Smith 98. A 50 lossless transmission
line is terminated with a load impedance of 25 + j75. What is the
input impedance at a distance of 0.5 from the load? - 25 + j75 ohms
99. Transmission lines are either balanced or unbalanced with
respect to - ground 100. What is the velocity factor of non-foam 50
or 75 ohm flexible coaxial cable such as RG 8, 11, 58 and 59? -0.66
101. A shorted transmission line less than lamda/4 in length will
exhibit _____ reactance. - inductive 102. What is the impedance in
ohms of a transformer marked 25 V, 4 W, when the secondary is
correctly loaded? - 156 ohms 103. An open circuited line greater
than lamda/4 but less than lamda/2 in length will exhibit _____
reactance. - inductive 104. What is the longest waelength that a
2.5 cm wide waveguide will support in the dominant mode - 5 cm 105.
What determines the velocity factor in transmission line? -
dielectrics in the line 106. What physical length corresponds to
0.25 lamda at 500 MHz for cable with a propagation velocity of
0.68C? -0.102 m
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107. What is the SWR for a 100 omhs characteristic line and a
300 ohms load? - 3 108. What is the characteristic impedance of the
quarter-wave transformer needed to match a 50-ohms line to a
300-ohms load? - 122 ohms 109. For a coplex impedance z=150 j50
ohms with Zo of 50 ohms, what is the normalized value of Z? - 3 j1
110. A single conductor running from the transmitter to the
antenna. - Single line wire 111. What is the effect of standing
waves on a transmission line? - decrease in the power fed to
antenna 112. Best choice of transmission line component to couple a
coaxial line to a parallel wire line. - Balun 113. What is the main
frequency determining element of a klystron? - resonant cavity 114.
Energy that has neither been radiated into space nor completely
transmitted. - Standing waves 115. To couple a coaxial line to
parallel line, it is better to use a - balun 116. An electronic
equipment used to measure standing wave ratio. - Reflectometer 117.
What is the meaning of the term velocity factor of a transmission
line? - the velocity of the waves on the transmission line divided
by the velocity of light in a vacuum 118. Which of the following
determine the characteristics of a transmission line? -Physical
dimensions 119. For an ideal transmission line, the best possible
conductor to use is - Silver 120. A flat line is also called _____
because it is terminated in its characteristic impedance -
Non-resonant
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121. What is the phase shift corresponding to lamda/4 in
standing wave pattern? - 90 deg 122. For a parallel- resonant
circuit, a lamda/4 stub must be at the ends - shorted 123. What is
the cutoff wavelength of a 6-cm x 3-cm wave guide? -12 cm 124.
Distance traveled by a wave in the time of one cycle. - Wavelength
125. Termination means - load connected to the output edn of a
transmission line PART VI: WAVE PROPAGATION AND ANTENNA
1. What is the resistance of a lossless Hertz antenna in free
space? 73 ohms
2. A form of unwanted radiation working against the main beam
caused by
feeding a parabolic reflector with an isotropic source. Backlobe
Radiation
3. The angle measured between the 3 dB down points on the major
lobe of an
antennas radiation pattern. Beamwidth
4. It is an array of simple dipoles fed in phase and having a
radiation pattern
whose maximum directivity is along the axis normal to the plane
of the array.
Broadside Array
5. A type of microwave antenna in which the feed-point is
located at the vertex
of the parabola and is directed against a secondary hyperbolic
reflector.
Cassegrain Antenna
6. A microwave antenna formed from a circular waveguide. Conical
Horn
Antenna
7. What is the bridge circuit used in conjunction with a
turnstile antenna for the
purpose of feeding two separate signals to a single antenna?
Diplexer
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8. A type of antenna array consisting of a linear arrangement of
simple dipoles
fed 90 degrees out of phase and having a radiation pattern of
maximum
directivity in the plane of the array. End-Fire Array
9. Used to measure the absolute signal strength defined as the
voltage induced
in a one-meter antenna by a radiated TEM wave. Field
Strength
10. A type of antenna capable of transmitting (receiving) a TEM
wave polarized
in any direction. Helical Antenna
11. What is the electromagnetic field that surrounds an antenna
but does not
radiate? Induction Field
12. It is a non-resonant antenna several wavelengths long, but
not cut to any
particular wavelength. Long-Wire Antenna
13. The region within the influence of the induction field of an
antenna. Near
Field
14. A measure of the distribution of radiated power over a given
area is called
____. Power Density
15. Any finite, usually small, local area of a spherical
wavefront is called ____.
Plane Wave
16. What is the orientation of the electric field of an antenna
relative to the
earths surface and antenna structure? Polarization
17. What makes an antenna physically long but electrically
short? Adding C in
series
18. A type of antenna whose resonant properties cause standing
waves to exist
along the antenna elements. Resonant Antenna
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19. It is a condition of excessive illumination caused by
feeding a parabolic
reflector with an omnidirectional source. Spillover
20. Is an example of a parasitic array. Yagi-Uda
21. The structure made of plastic-like material used to enclose
the complete
antenna assembly to protect the antenna from the weather and to
reduce
wind or snow loading. Radome
22. A short horizontal section to the top of a Marconi antenna
to add inductance,
thereby increasing its effective length. Top Loading
23. A type of dielectric lens shape used to reduce excess weight
and attenuation
is called Zoned Lens
24. What is a dummy load? Simulates the transmitting antenna but
doesnt
transmit any signal
25. It is the ratio of the antenna transmitting frequency to its
bandwidth. Q
26. For an antenna with a radiation resistance of 50 ohms, how
much power will
be radiated if the antenna current is 50 A? 125Kw
27. Determine the Q of an antenna with the bandwidth of 0.5 MHz
that is cut to a
frequency of 20 MHz. 40
28. What should be the height of a Marconi antenna to transmit a
200 MHz
signal? Note: Use 95% rule 0.35625 m
29. What is the dB gain of an antenna that delivers a 100
microvolts signal over
that of an antenna that delivers 75 microvolts. 2.5 dB
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30. What is meant by antenna gain? The numeric ratio relating
the radiated
signal strength of an antenna to that of another antenna
31. To install an antenna with a line-of-sight transmission at a
distance of 75
miles, determine the height of a receiving antenna if the
transmitting antenna
is 250 ft. 1,385 ft.
32. Which radiowave is primarily transmitted along the surface
of the earth?
Ground Wave
33. The major mode of propagation for antenna that are line of
sight starts at
about what frequency? 30 MHz
34. A dipole antenna requires to be feed with 20 kW of power to
produce a given
signal strength to a particular distant point. If the addition
of a reflector
makes the same field strength with an input power if 11 kW. What
is the gain
in dB obtain by the use of the reflector? 2.6
35. Which ionospheric layer is present at night? F
36. A ____ antenna is essentially an extension of the end of a
waveguide. Horn
37. The antenna used at microwave frequencies to focus its wave
is a(n) ____
antenna. Parabolic
38. What is another term used for dummy antenna? Phantom
39. At height about 180 km above the earth exist only during
daylight. F1 Layer
40. Radiation characteristics of a dipole. Bidirectional
41. Determine the gain of a 6-ft. parabolic dish operating at
1800 MHz. 28.17 dB
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42. An electromagnetic wave is ____ polarized when the electric
field lies wholly
in one plane containing the direction of propagation.
Linearly
43. The electrical field lies in a plane parallel to the earths
surface. Horizontal
Polarization
44. The product of the power supplied to the antenna and its
gain relative to a
half-wave dipole in a given direction. ERP
45. Width measured in degrees of a major lobe between end of the
lobe at which
the relative power is one half (-3db) its value from the peak of
the lobe.
Beamwidth
46. What is the relation in degrees if the electrostatic and
electromagnetic fields
of an antenna? 90 degrees
47. Type of antenna which is normally used for satellite
tracking service. Helical
48. What is meant by the term radiation resistance for an
antenna? An
equipment resistance that would dissipate the same amount of
power
as that radiated from an antenna
49. What happens to the wave velocity as it passes from air to
ionosphere?
Increases
50. What wave is the same day or night? Ground wave
51. Scatter transmission Is used at what frequencies? VHF and
UHF
52. What polarization is employed in AM broadcasting?
Vertical
53. What is the length in feet of an antenna wire for a 4 MHz if
the antenna is
3lambda/2 in length? 363 ft.
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54. When waves bend away from straight lines of travel, it is
called ____
Refraction
55. Highest frequency that can be used for skywave HF
communications between
two given points on earth. Maximum Usable Frequency
56. Electromagnetic radiation theory was profounded by ____.
James Clark
Maxwell
57. What is the thickest layer of the ionosphere? F2
58. Which region of the ionosphere is mainly responsible for
long distance night
time communications? F Layer
59. The polarization of a discone antenna is ____. Vertical
60. ____ is the horizontal pointing angle of an antenna.
Azimuth
61. Which is properly terminated antenna? Rhombic
62. How much does the radiated power of an antenna increases if
its current
increased by 3.3. 10.89 times
63. When testing transmitter to prevent interfering with other
stations, which
type of antenna must be used? Dummy Antenna
64. A device that radiates electromagnetic energy and/or
intercepts
electromagnetic radiation. Antenna
65. The frequency of operation of a dipole antenna cut to length
of 3.4 m. 42.9
MHz
66. What is the name of antennas that are grounded at one end?
Marconi
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67. An increase in the effective power radiated by an antenna in
a certain desired
direction at the expense of power radiated in other directions.
Antenna Gain
68. Where are the maximum voltage points on a half-wavelength
antenna? Ends
69. What is the theoretical radiation resistance of a horizontal
lambda/2 dipole a
lambda/2 high? 73 ohms
70. Which reactance would a dipole have if it is 0.6lambda long?
Inductive
71. How is capacitive reactance compensated in an antenna? Add
series
inductance
72. What is the advantage of drooping ground planes? Higher
center
impedance
73. Why are small balls attached to whip antennas? To prevent
corona
discharge
74. What are beams called if all elements are in line?
Colinear
75. What is the phase separation of two antennas 3lambda/8
apart? 135
degrees
76. Which of the following gives more forward gain? Director
77. How much more feed-point impedance does a folded dipole have
than a
normal dipole? Four times
78. With similar size, which of the following has the greatest
gain? Parabolic
79. In what direction is the null of a small diameter loop in
relation to the plane
of the loop? Right Angles
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80. In what unit is field intensity measured? mV/m
81. When speaking of antennas, what is a bay? A section which
would be a
complete antenna by itself
82. A method used in determining the feed-point impedance of a
vertical
antenna. Impedance Bridge
83. What feed requirements must be met to produce a circular
radiation pattern
when using two crossed dipoles? Feed 90 degrees apart
electrically
84. What is the free space loss, in dB, between two microwave
parabolic
antennas 38.9 kilometer apart operating at 7.0 GHz? 140.98
dB
85. Electromagnetic waves travel at ____ in free space. 300,000
km/sec
86. When electromagnetic waves are propagated through a
waveguide, they Are
reflected from the walls but do not travel along them
87. How many receiving antenna(s) are used with frequency
diversity? 1
88. An antenna ____ is a metal structure that substitute for
earth ground.
Counterpoise
89. A horizontal antenna provides a radio wave with ____
polarization.
Horizontal
90. An antenna loading coils is a series inductance used to make
the antenna
electrically ____. Longer
91. ____ elements are antenna conductors not directly connected
to the
transmission line. Parasitic
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92. Radio waves are propagated by ____ through the ionosphere.
Sky Waves
93. A horizontal antenna is Horizontally Polarized
94. How often does sunspot (short term) activity repeat? 27
Days
95. Why is a half-wavelength antenna always shorter that that
computed by
lambda = v/f? End Effects
96. What antenna placement and feed produces a cardioid
radiation pattern? 45
degrees apart and fed at 90 degrees
97. What is an inverted V antenna? Drooping Dipole
98. How must elements of a turnstile antenna be fed? 90 degrees
out of phase
99. What is a disadvantage when using round rather than
rectangular
waveguide? Polarization may rotate
100. Within what tolerance must antenna currents be held in
directive
systems? 5%
101. What must be added between a 50 ohms coaxial line and the
base of a
center-loaded vertical whip? L-pad
102. What produces residual signal in a loop antenna? Sky
waves
103. EIRP stands for Effective Isotropic Radiated Power
104. What are the two fields that radiate from any antenna?
Electric and
Magnetic
105. An antenna that is circularly polarized is the Helical
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106. What is meant by radio-path horizon? 4/3 of the optical
horizon
107. What are electromagnetic waves? A wave consisting of an
electric
field and a magnetic field at right angles to each other.
108. What antenna has omnidirectional characteristics?
Discone
109. What is meant by a driven element of an array? Directly
connected
to the transmitter
110. A 500-kHz transmitter produces a field strength of 100
microvolts per
meter at 100 mi. What is the theoretical strength at 200 mi? 50
microvolts
per meter
111. Best description of a collinear and broadside antenna
radiation
pattern. Bidirectional
112. A field of 25 mV/m develops 2V in a certain antenna. What
is its
effective height? 80 m
113. What is an isotropic radiator? All of the above
114. The lowest layer in the ionosphere. D
115. What is the ERP if the output of a transmitter is 50 kW,
the coax line
loss is 300 W, and antenna power gain is 3 dB? 99.4kW
116. When the transmitting and receiving antennas are in
line-of-sight
with each other, the mode of propagation is ____ wave. Space or
direct
117. The frequency normally used for ionospheric transmission is
known
as ____. Optimum Working Frequency
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118. The virtual height of an ionospheric layer is ____ as the
height a wave
actually penetrates. More
119. The number of lobes on each side of a 4lambda resonant
antenna is 8
120. Whereas resonant antenna is bidirectional, non-resonant
antenna is
Unidirectional
121. A parasitic element of an array is one which Is not
connected to the
transmitter output
122. What is the radiation resistance of a half-wave folded
dipole? 292
ohms
123. Where does the maximum current and minimum voltage values
on a
resonant Hertz dipole exist? Center of the antenna
124. What is meant by the term antenna efficiency? Efficiency =
radiation
resistance / total resistance x 100%
125. Which of the following is not true about an end-fire array?
It has a
dipole spacing of lambda
126. The ____ in a Yagi antenna is longer than the radiating
element.
Reflector
127. Lens antenna used for microwaves are usually made of
Polystyrene
128. A parabolic antenna is commonly used at 3000 MHz
129. Gain of an isotropic antenna 0 dB
130. What is an application of loop antenna? Direction
Finding
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131. The polarization of a helical antenna is ____ Circular
132. Which of the following is a low gain but omnidirectional
antenna?
Discone
133. Which is not a wide-band antenna? Marconi
134. The use of top-loading is to Increase its effective
height
135. The main advantage of dielectric lens antennas over a
parabolic
reflector is that they ____ Have no primary antenna mount to
obstruct
radiation
136. Which is not a characteristic of a discone antenna?
Unidirectional
137. Production of radiation by a radio transmitting station.
Emission
138. What is the impedance of free space? 377 ohms
139. Any small element of space in the path of a wave may be
considered as
a source of secondary wavelet. Huygens Principle
140. The electric field intensity of a dipole at a remote point
varies as 1/r
141. An electromagnetic wave consists of Both electric and
magnetic
field
142. _____ is the upper portion of the earths atmosphere, which
absorbs
large quantities of suns radiation. Ionosphere
143. Which layer of the ionosphere mostly reflects the
high-frequency
radiowaves? F2
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144. The radio horizon for space waves is about ____ as far as
the optical
horizon. 4/3
145. What is the gain of four identically polarized antennas
stacked one
above the other and fed in phase? 6 dB over the gain of one
antenna
146. Virtual height of an ionospheric layer is always ____ its
actual height.
Greater than
147. Radio wave concentration in the direction of the signal
emitted by a
directional antenna. Major lobe radiation
148. ____ waves can propagate on piezoelectric substrates.
Surface
149. Refers to a type of beam antenna which uses two or more
straight
elements arranged in line with each other. Yagi Antenna
150. Anomalous propagation of radiowaves is caused by
Metereological
Factors
151. The skip distance is the ____ distance up to which
ionospheric
reflection is possible. Minimum
152. A V-antenna is a ____ antenna. Non-resonant
153. What is the power gain of a half-wave dipole with respect
to an
isotropic radiator? 2.15 dB
154. In a turnstile antenna, the crossed dipoles are excited
with voltages
90 degrees out of phase with each other
155. The approximate impedance of a half-wave folded dipole
antenna is
300
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156. During night time, the D-layer in the ionosphere
Disappears
157. The beamwidth angle of a parabolic dish antenna ____ the
dish
diameter. Decreases with increase in
158. Tropospheric scatter may be used in what frequency range?
UHF
159. A helical antenna is used for satellite tracking because of
____. Circular
Polarization
160. VHF radio signals are propagated Through the
troposphere
161. The type of wave propagation in the UHF band Space Wave
162. A folded-dipole has ____ bandwidth than a single-dipole
arrangement.
Greater
163. The lowest resistance grounding on earth. Surface loam
soil
164. Tropospheric scatter uses the frequencies in the ____ band.
UHF
165. The relative permittivity of air is much ____ that of empty
space.
Greater than
166. The critical frequency is ____ the maximum usable
frequency. Lower
than
167. The advantage of using cassegrain feed in a parabolic
reflector is It
allows the feed to be placed at a convenient point
168. Top loading is used in an antenna to increase its ____
Effective height
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169. Which of the following is not true abour parabolic
reflector?
Omnidirectional Antenna
170. Which of the following has circular polarization?
Helical
171. The atmospheric absorption of radiowaves depend on
Their
frequency
172. Signals in the UHF range propagate by means of ____ waves.
Space
173. When microwave signals follow the curvature of the earth,
this is
known as Ducting
174. Antenna side lobes causes Reduction in gain of antenna
175. To increase antenna efficiency, the ____ must be increased.
Radiation
resistance
176. For an earths station transmitter with an output power of
40 dB, a
back-off loss of 13 dB, a total branching and feeder loss of 13
dB, and a
transmit antenna gain of 40 dB, determine the EIRP. 54 dBw
177. It is the ability of an antenna to transmit and receive in
a specific
direction while discriminating against transmission or reception
from all
other directions. Directivity
178. A transmitting antenna is on a 50-ft. tower and the
receiving antenna
is on an identical tower. How far apart is the potential
distance between
them? 20 mi
179. It consists of a number of dipoles of equal size, equally
spaced along a
straight line with all dipoles fed in the same phase from the
same source.
Broadside array
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180. A type of array antenna which consists of one half-wave
driven dipole,
one reflector and one director Yagi-uda
181. What is the FSL in dB at 300 MHz between the earth station
and a
satellite at 37,000 km? 173.4 dB
182. An antenna which is not resonant at particular frequencies
and so can
be used over a wide band of frequencies is called ____.
Periodic
183. ____ occurs when the microwave beam is at point of gazing
over an
obstacle. Diffraction
184. What is the term for the ratio of the radiation resistance
of an antenna
to the total resistance of the antenna system? Antenna
efficiency
185. What is the length of the director in a three-element Yagi
for 100-MHz
operation using a 0.2lambda interelement spacing? 1.425 m
186. What is the gain of a dish antenna with D = 2lambda? 33.8
dB
187. It is the bending of radiowaves as they pass over the upper
edge of a
hill or mountain. Knife-edge diffraction
188. ____ of a directional antenna patter are those in which
radiation is
maximum. Major lobes
189. In a half-wave antenna, the center impedance is equal to
____. 73 ohms
190. Theoretical gain of a Hertzian dipole. 1.76 dB
191. What will happen if a sky wave meets a ground wave at a
receiver and
they are appreciably out of phase? Fading
192. Antenna which is not properly terminated Resonant
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193. What is the ability of an antenna to concentrate radiated
energy in a
desired direction? Directivity
194. It is a measure of the microwave power radiated from an
antenna as a
function of angular direction from the antenna axis.
Beamwidth
195. What is the driven element of an antenna? The element fed
by the
transmission line
196. What do you mean by the outward flow of an energy from any
source
in the form of radio waves? Radiation
197. Which of the following is an example of a travelling wave
antenna?
Rhombic
198. What is the unit of magnetic field strength?
Ampere/meter
199. An antenna structure consisting of three end-fed lambda/2
dipoles
coupled in series. Franklin Antenna
200. The electric field lies in a plane perpendicular to the
earths surface.
Vertical Polarization
201. A type of antenna designed to receive or radiate
electromagnetic
waves with orthogonal polarizations. Dual Polarized Antenna
202. Radiation pattern of a discone. Omnidirectional
203. Unity gain antenna Isotropic
204. It is an array of metallic conductors buried beneath the
antenna,
which is used to improve the conductivity of the natural earth.
Earth Mat
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205. Which is the non-resonant antenna? Rhombic Antenna
206. It is described as the MUF factor. Sec theta
207. Known as the technique for adding a series inductor at or
near the
center of an antenna element in order to cancel the capacitive
reactance of an
antenna. Loading coil
208. What is meant by the term antenna bandwidth? The
frequency
range over which an antenna can be expected to perform well
209. Where does the voltage node of a half-wave antenna exists?
At center
210. ____ is a major cause if the sporadic-E condition.
Sunspot
211. Ground waves will propagate best over ____. Saltwater
212. At the ends of a half-wave antenna, what values of current
and voltage
exist compared to the remainder of the antenna? Maximum voltage
and
minimum current
213. What is meant by referring to electromagnetic waves as
horizontally
polarized? The electric field is parallel to the earth
214. A dipole antenna is used to receive a horizontally
polarized
transmission. What should be the antenna orientation for
maximum
reception? Horizontal
215. Calculate the exact length of a typical dipole antenna to
receive a 108-
MHz FM transmission. 1.32 m
216. The standard reference antenna for the directive gain is
____. Isotropic
Antenna
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217. If a receiver could use an ideal isotropic antenna, it
could receive -40
dBm. How much could be received if an ideal half-wave dipole
were used?
164 nW
218. In what region of the world is sporadic-E most prevalent?
The
equatorial regions
219. The input current to a well-designed Marconi is 10 Arms.
Determine
the input power. 3.7 kW
220. The 3dB beamwidth of a 70% efficient microwave dish antenna
is 0.1
degrees at 4 GHz. Compute the gain in dB. 65.3 dB
221. How high must a receiving antenna be to receive a signal
directly from
an over-the-horizon transmitter whose antenna is 30 ft. high?
The distance
between antennas is 15 mi. 26.3 ft
222. What layer of the ionosphere occurs only during daytime?
D
223. The reflector and director of an antenna array are
considered as
Parasitic Elements
224. What type of HF antennas are usually used on small vessels?
Base-
loaded
225. What is the minimum recommended distance for antenna
separation
in a 2-GHz space-diversity receiving system? 0.9 m