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  1. Full duplex operation-permits transmission in both directions at the same time.

  2. A.
    True
    B.
    False

  3. In a TV receiver antenna the length of reflector rod

  4. A.
    is the same as that of dipole
    B.
    is less than that of dipole
    C.
    is more than that of dipole
    D.
    may be equal, more or less than that of dipole

  5. The modulation index of an FM is changed from 0 to 1. How does the transmitted power change?

  6. A.
    Gets halved
    B.
    Gets doubled
    C.
    Gets increased by 50 percent
    D.
    Remains unchanged

  7. For AM receivers the standard IF frequency is

  8. A.
    106 kHz
    B.
    455 kHz
    C.
    1.07 MHz
    D.
    10.7 MHz

  9. For a plate-modulated class C amplifier the plate supply voltage is E. The maximum plate cathode voltage could be almost high as

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

  11. In TV systems, equalising pulses are sent during

  12. A.
    horizontal blanking
    B.
    vertical blanking
    C.
    serrations
    D.
    horizontal retrace

  13. A carrier A cos ωct is modulated by a signal mt A cos ω1t + m2 A cos ω2t + m3 A cos ω3t. The total modulated power is

  14. A.
    B.
    A2(1 + 0.5 m12 + 0.5 m22 + 0.5 m32)
    C.
    D.

  15. A three stage telephone switching structure is to have 128 input and 128 output terminals. There are 16 first stage and 16 third stage matrices. To avoid blocking the number of intermediate paths required is

  16. A.
    16
    B.
    15
    C.
    8
    D.
    1

  17. The main function of a balanced modulator is to

  18. A.
    produce balanced modulation of a carrier wave
    B.
    produce 100% modulation
    C.
    suppress carrier signal in order to create a single-sideband or double sideband
    D.
    limit noise picked by a receiver

  19. Which of the following is not considered as a useful quantity in comparing noise performance of receivers?

  20. A.
    Noise temperature
    B.
    Noise figure
    C.
    Noise resistance
    D.
    Input noise voltage