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  1. End fire coupler is formed

  2. A.
    when two equal radiators are operated in phase quadrature at a distance of λ/4 apart
    B.
    when two equal radiators are operated in parallel at a distance of λ/4 apart
    C.
    when two equal radiators are operated in phase quadrature at a distance of λ/2 apart
    D.
    none of the above

  3. Antenna radiation efficiency can be increased by

  4. A.
    reducing radiation resistance of the system
    B.
    increasing radiation resistance of the system
    C.
    providing effective earthing
    D.
    any of the above

  5. Divergence of curl A is

  6. A.
    ∇ . (∇ x A) = 1
    B.
    ∇ . (∇ x A) = 0
    C.
    ∇ . (∇ x A) = ∇
    D.
    ∇ . (∇ x A) = - ∞

  7. The energy stored in a magnetic field is given by


  8. If reflection coefficient is 1/5, then corresponding VSWR is given by

  9. A.
    1
    B.
    2
    C.
    3
    D.
    3/2

  10. The characteristic impedance is given by

  11. A.
    B.
    C.
    Z0 = Zoc . Zsc
    D.

  12. Surface integral of the electric field intensity is

  13. A.
    differential of volume flux
    B.
    electrical charge
    C.
    net flux emanating from the surface
    D.
    none of the above

  14. The essential condition for antenna array to be linear is that

  15. A.
    individual antennas of the array must be of equal size
    B.
    individual antennas of the array must be equally spaced along a straight line
    C.
    any two individual antennas of the array must not be in the same direction
    D.
    none of the above

  16. Directivity gain depends on

  17. A.
    the distribution of radiated power in space
    B.
    solid angle of the radiated field pattern
    C.
    both (a) and (b)
    D.
    none of the above

  18. The fluctuation in the received signal strength at the receiver of a random variation in the received signal is known as

  19. A.
    fluctuation
    B.
    fading
    C.
    absorption
    D.
    cycling