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  1. In standing wave pattern on a transmission line

  2. A.
    voltage and current nodes coincide
    B.
    voltage and current antinodes coincide
    C.
    voltage nodes and current antinodes as well as current nodes and voltage antinodes coincide
    D.
    both (a) and (b)

  3. If the bandwidth is increased by 2, the γFM γAM (where γ is the ratio of SNR of output to SNR at input, FM is frequency modulation and AM is amplitude modulation) is increased by a factor of

  4. A.
    2
    B.
    3
    C.
    4
    D.
    6

  5. In the figure , the output y(t) will be


  6. A carrier wave carries information.

  7. A.
    True
    B.
    False

  8. Frequency shift keying is used mostly in

  9. A.
    telegraphy
    B.
    telephony
    C.
    satellite communication
    D.
    radio transmission

  10. It is desired that transmission line and load should match for a range of frequencies. The best method is

  11. A.
    to use a balun
    B.
    to use a single stub of adjustable position
    C.
    to use a double stub
    D.
    to use a broad band amplifier

  12. Which of the following has the highest input impedance?

  13. A.
    CE
    B.
    CB
    C.
    CC
    D.
    Push pull

  14. In a fascimile reproduction time to scan one line is 2 ms. If it has 4% blanking, the visible trace time is

  15. A.
    1.92 ms
    B.
    2.08 ms
    C.
    50 ms
    D.
    0.08 ms

  16. Consider the following statements

    1. The amplitude of an FM wave is constant
    2. FM is more immune to noise than AM
    3. FM broadcasts operate in upper VHF and UHF frequency ranges
    4. FM transmitting and receiving equipments are simpler as compared to AM transmitting and receiving equipments
    Which of the above are correct?

  17. A.
    1, 2, 3, 4
    B.
    1, 2, 3
    C.
    2, 3, 4
    D.
    1, 3, 4

  18. Signal to noise ratio of microphone is defined as the ratio of output when the sound pressure is __________ to the output in the absence of any sound signal.

  19. A.
    0.5 Pa
    B.
    0.2 Pa
    C.
    0.1 Pa
    D.
    0.01 Pa