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1.The ideal conducting boundary is analogous to a. The transmission line terminated with its characteristic impedance b. Open circuit on the transmission line c. Short circuit on the transmission line d. The transmission line terminated with any load. 2.For normal incidence of the wave on perfect conductor a. Surface current doesn't exist b. Surface current exist c. Conduction current exist d. Free charge exists on the surface 3.At the dielectric conductor interface the wave a. Complete transmission takes place b. Complete reflection takes place c. Both reflection and transmission takes place d. No transmission and no reflection take place. 4.At the dielectric conductor interface a. The H is double of the incident field b. The E is double of the incident field c. The H is half of the incident field d. The E is half of the incident field 5.The magnitude of the E at the dielectricconductor interface a. Zero b. Infinity c. Twice to that of the incident field d. Half to that of the incident field 6.The conductivity of an ideal conductor is a. Zero b. Unity c. Infinity d. Two 7.For normal incidence of a wave on dielectricconductor interface the magnitude of reflection coefficient is a. Unity b. Zero c. Infinity d. In between 0 and 1 8.The electric field within a conductor is a. Infinity b. Zero c. Unity d. Equal to surface current 9.A standing wave a. Progresses with less than light velocity b. Progresses with more than light velocity c. Progresses with light velocity d. Does not progress 10. The unit for surface current a. Ampere b. Ampere/m c. Ampere/m2 d. ampere/m3 11. For normal incidence ,the angle of incidence is a. b. c.
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d. 12. In the case of perpendicular polarization a. The H is perpendicular to the plane of incidence and parallel to the reflecting surface b. The E is perpendicular to the plane of incidence and parallel to the reflecting surface c. The H is Parallel to the plane of incidence and perpendicular to the reflecting surface d. The E is parallel to the plane of incidence and perpendicular to the reflecting surface 13. The expression for snells law is a. Sin /Sin = Sqrt( ) b. Sin /Sin = Sqrt( ) c. Sin /Sin = Sqrt( )) d. Sin /Sin = Sqrt( )) 14. The refractive index of a dielectric material a. Sqrt( ) b. Sqrt( ) c. Sqrt( ) d. Sqrt( ) 15.As per the boundary condition a. The normal components of E is continuous across the boundary. b. The tangential components of E is continuous across the boundary. c. The tangential components of D is continuous across the boundary. d. The normal components of H is continuous across the boundary 16. The absorption of power in propagation through the dielectric is a. High b. Low c. Zero d. Infinity 17. The dimension of a reflection coefficient is a. A/m b. V/m c. No unit d. V/A 18. Expression for reflection coefficient in terms of SWR(s) a. l l =(s2+1)/(s2-1) b. l l =(s+1)/(s-1) c. l l =(s2-1)/(s2+1) d. l l =(s-1)/(s+1) 19. The range of reflection coefficient is a. 0 to 1 b. -1 to 1 c. 0 to infinity d. - infinity to + infinity 20. If is reflection coefficient and is transmission coefficient then a. = 1+ b. l l = 1+ c. = 1-l l d. ll = 121. The another name of Brewster angle is a. Angle of reflection
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100% Free SMS: ON<space>UandiStar to 9870807070 for Tech SMS,JNTU Alerts,JOB Alerts, GATE,GRE NOTIFICATIONS b. Polarizing angle b. Constitute infinite power flow c. Angle of transmission c. Do not constitute any power flow d. Non polarizing angle d. Constitute unit magnitude power flow 22.During total internal reflection wave under 33. The surface impedance is defined as goes a. a. A phase change b. b. Polarization change c. c. Magnitude change d. d. No change in the phase 34.At very high frequency the amount of power 23. The Total internal reflection can takes place penetration into the conducting a. If the wave travels from Rarer to Denser medium medium b. If the wave travels from Denser to Rarer a. Very high medium b. High c. If the wave travels from Denser to Denser medium c. Low d. If the wave travels from Rarer to Rarer medium d. Very low 24.Under total internal reflection the reflection 35. The unit for pointing vector is coefficient for both polarizations is a. Watts/m a. A real quantity b. Watts/m2 b. An imaginary quantity c. Watts/m3 c. A complex quantity d. Watts d. May be real or imaginary quantity 36. The pointing vector gives 25. For total internal reflection the fields in the a. The direction of E field second medium b. The direction of H field a. Vanish completely c. The direction of wave propagation b. Do not vanish d. The direction of both E and H fields c. No change with angle of incidence 37. The pointing vector in free space is given by d. Infinite at the interface a. 26.When incident angle is Brewster angle then b. a. Complete reflection takes place c. b. No reflection takes place d. c. Partial reflection only takes place 38. The average power density is given by d. Partial transmission only takes place a. 1/2 Re (E X H) 27. Brewster angle is given by b. 1/2 Re (E X H *) a. Tan=Sqrt( ) c. 1/2 Re (E* X H ) b. Tan=Sqrt( ) d. 1/2 Re (E* X H* ) c. Tan=Sqrt( ) 39. Poynting theorem is strictly valid for d. Tan=Sqrt( ) a. Free space b. Open surface only 28. Brewster angle concept is applicable for c. Spherical surface only a. Elliptical polarization d. Any closed surface b. Perpendicular polarization c. Parallel polarization 40.A uniform plane wave traveling in a dielectric d. Linear polarization of refractive index 2 is incident at the 29. The gas laser uses dielectric air surface. Then the critical angle at a. Brewster effect the interface is a. Sin b. Total internal reflection concept b. Sin c. Critical angle concept c. Sin d. Both Brewster effect and total internal reflection concept d. Tan 30. Surface impedance is a useful parameter in 41. In a region E= 100( ) e and H=( ) e . Then computing average power flow density is a. Poynting vector a. b. Dielectric losses b. c. Conductor losses c. d. Magnitude of electric field 31. The surface resistance d. a. Increases with frequency 42.A uniform plane wave traveling in air with a b. Decreases with frequency power density of 2W/m2. Then the electric field strength of the wave is c. Increases with conductivity a. d. Decreases with frequency and Increases with b. conductivity 32. Electric and magnetic fields which are c. parallel d. a. Constitute a power flow
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100% Free SMS: ON<space>UandiStar to 9870807070 for Tech SMS,JNTU Alerts,JOB Alerts, GATE,GRE NOTIFICATIONS 43.A uniform plane wave having 25 W/m2 power b. Uniform plane wave density is normally incident on a c. Light wave dielectric sheet. If the transmission coefficient is d. Guided wave 3/5 then the power density of the 53. Consider an em wave propagating between a transmitted wave is pair of parallel perfect conducting a. 9 W/m2 planes of infinite extent. To determine the field b. 18 W/m2 components in the region between c. 27 W/m2 the planes we need d. 15 W/m2 a. Appropriate boundary conditions 44. The magnetic field at the surface of a good b. Attenuation constant conductor is 2A/m. The frequency of c. Phase constant the field is 600 M Hz. The surface rms current d. Frequency of the signal density is 54.Guided waves are the waves a. 1/2 A/m a. That are guided along or over conducting or b. 1/2 A/m2 dielectric surface c. 2 A/m b. Uniform plane waves propagating in the free space d. 2 A/m2 c. Waves that are propagating within the conductor. 45.A light beam is incident from air to a dielectric d. Light waves medium with an angle of incidence 55. If the distance between the planes is infinite . Then angle of reflection is then the wave in that direction is a. a. Non uniform b. b. Uniform c. c. Increases linearly d. d. Increases exponentially 46. If reflection coefficient =-1/2 then the swr is 56. For the wave propagation in z direction a. Zero a. There must be a z component of E or H b. One b. There must be a x component of E or H c. 1/3 c. There must be a y component of E or H d. 3 d. There must be a x and y components of E or H 47.When the angle of incidence is equal to 57. For unattenuated wave , the wave equation is critical angle then the angle of a. transmission is b. a. c. b. d. c. 58. For a z propagating em wave , if propagation d. constant is real then 48. Consider a uniform plane wave traveling in a. The wave travels in z direction free space. If the E is 1 V/m, then the H b. No wave motion is equal to c. Wave travels with an exponential decrease in a. amplitude b. d. Wave travels with no change in amplitude c. 59. The lowest order mode of TE waves between d. parallel conductors 49. If the propagation constant is a real quantity a. then the wave b. a. Decreases linearly c. b. Decreases exponentially d. c. Increases exponentially 60. The propagating velocity of TE waves d. Increases linearly a. Independent of frequency 50. The propagation constant r for a wave b. Depends on frequency without attenuation c. Depends on square of the frequency a. d. Varies inversely with frequency b. 61. The equiphase surfaces progresses along the c. guide with a velocity d. a. Light velocity 51.At the surface of a perfect conductor b. a. Normal components of E is zero c. b. Tangential components of H is zero d. c. Tangential components of E is zero 62. For a z directed guided wave between d. Normal components of D is zero parallel conducting planes, the equiphase 52. The wave along a co-axial transmission line is plane for each of the field components is an example for a. Any Y-Z plane a. Unguided wave b. Any X-Z plane
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100% Free SMS: ON<space>UandiStar to 9870807070 for Tech SMS,JNTU Alerts,JOB Alerts, GATE,GRE NOTIFICATIONS c. Any X-Y plane b. Average cut-off frequency d. Z=0 plane only c. Lowest cut-off frequency 63. For a z directed guided wave between d. Any cut-off frequency parallel conducting planes, the standing 74. For a z directed TM wave wave distribution across the guide in a. a. Z - direction b. b. Y -direction c. c. X - direction d. H = 0 d. Y and Z directions 75. Other name of TM wave is 64. For a z directed TE wave a. E wave a. Hz = 0 b. H wave b. Ez = 0 c. E & H wave c. Hz = Ez = 0 d. Uniform plane wave d. E = 0 76.When a wave of 6 G Hz propagating in parallel 65. If frequency is less than critical frequency conducting planes separated by then the guided wave between parallel 'd'cm. then the cutoff wavelength is conducting planes a. 2d cm a. Progresses without any attenuation b. 1.5 d cm b. Attenuates linearly c. d cm c. Attenuates exponentially d. 0.5 d cm d. Have value for phase constant 77. If operating frequency is greater than the 66. The frequency at which, wave motion ceases cutoff wavelength, then is called a. = infinity a. Lower 3-db frequency b. = Zero b. Cut-off frequency c. c. upper 3-db frequency d. d. Maximum frequency 78. Group velocity , phase velocity and free space 67. Other name of TE wave is velocity are related by a. E wave a. b. H wave b. c. E & H wave c. d. Uniform plane wave d. 68. For a TEm0 mode of propagation of guided 79. TEM mode is equal to waves , the minimum value of m is a. TE a. Zero b. TE b. One c. TM c. two d. TM d. Three 80.Attenuation factor for a TEM wave is 69. Cut-off frequency is a frequency below which proportional to a. a. Frequency b. b. Sqrt( Frequency ) c. c. Conductivity d. d. 70. The propagation constant between parallel 81. The attenuation constant for a TEM mode of plates is propagation is a. a. Low b. b. High c. c. Infinity d. d. Zero 71. The velocity of propagation of equiphase 82. The velocity of TEM wave surfaces along the guide is a. Depends on frequency a. Guide velocity b. Depends on the medium b. Light velocity c. Depends on the conductivity c. Phase velocity d. Independent of the frequency d. Group velocity 83.Across a cross section normal to the direction 72. In TMm0 mode of propagation of guided of propagation, the amplitudes of waves , the minimum value of m is fields of a TEM wave a. One a. Constant b. two b. Increases linearly c. Zero c. Increases exponentially d. Three d. Decreases exponentially 73. The dominant mode has 84. For a TEM wave a. Highest cut-off frequency a.
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100% Free SMS: ON<space>UandiStar to 9870807070 for Tech SMS,JNTU Alerts,JOB Alerts, GATE,GRE NOTIFICATIONS b. d. c. 96. Consider a wave of 3 G Hz propagating in d. parallel conducting plates separated by 3 85. TEM wave exists in cm. Then the lambda c is a. Between parallel plates a. 3 cm b. A hollow wave guide b. 1.5 cm c. A dielectric filled wave guide c. 6 cm d. A micro strip d. 1/3 cm 86. Cut-off frequency for a TEM wave is 97. Consider a wave propagating in parallel a. Infinity conducting plates separated with = 6 b. Zero times 108 m/s. Then is c. 2 G Hz a. d. 3 G Hz b. 87.A mode which does not propagate is c. a. Principal wave d. b. Evanescent mode 98. If a dielectric of = 4 is filled in between c. Dominant mode parallel plate waveguide then the d. TE mode velocity of wave propagation is 88. The cut-off wave length for a TEM wave is a. a. Zero b. b. Infinity c. c. Low d. d. High 99. In a coaxial transmission line electric and 89. The wave impedance for a z directed TM magnetic fields are wave is a. Confined to a dielectric medium a. b. Confined to the inner conductor b. c. Confined to the outer conductor c. d. Not Confined to dielectric medium d. 100. Parallel plate transmission line fabricated 90.When frequency approaching infinity, the on a dielectric substrate using wave impedance of TE and TM waves printed circuit technology often called as between parallel conducting plates a. Integrated circuit a. b. Strip line b. c. Wave guide c. Approaches infinity d. Resonator d. Approaches zero 101. In a transmission line parameters 91. For TM waves the attenuation is minimum at a. G=1/R a. b. b. c. RG=1 c. d. R/G=1 d. f = fc 102. The electrical length of the transmission line 92. The wave impedance over the cross section is equal to of the guide is a. Physical length a. Constant b. b. Increases with frequency c. c. Decreases with frequency d. d. Increases exponentially 103. The line parameters R, L, G, C are 93. The free space wavelength of a wave a. Discrete propagation at 6 G Hz is b. Lumped a. 3 cm c. Uniformly distributed b. 4 cm d. Non uniformly distributed c. 5 cm 104. The ratio of positively traveling voltage d. 6 cm wave to positively traveling current 94. For a TEM wave , the wave impedance is wave at any point on the transmission line is a. known as b. a. Load impedance c. b. Characteristic impedance d. c. Line impedance 95.When a wave is traveling in Z direction , then d. Source impedance its impedance is given by 105. A two conductor transmission line supports a. a. TE mode wave only b. b. TM mode wave only c. c. Both TE and TM mode waves
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100% Free SMS: ON<space>UandiStar to 9870807070 for Tech SMS,JNTU Alerts,JOB Alerts, GATE,GRE NOTIFICATIONS d. TEM mode wave 116. In a transmission line when termination 106. In solving transmission line problems we impedance is equal to characteristic use the following circuit quantities impedance of that line then the reflection a. E and H coefficient is b. D and B a. Unity c. V and I b. Infinity d. J and E c. Zero 107. Two wire transmission lines consists of a d. Equal to transmission coefficient pair of parallel conducting wires 117. In a transmission line the distance between separated by two successive minima is a. Non uniform distance a. b. Zero distance b. c. Uniform distance c. d. Infinite distance d. 108. In a TEM mode of propagation 118. The expression for group velocity is a. E is transverse to the direction of propagation a. b. H is transverse to the direction of propagation b. c. Both E and H are transverse to the direction of c. propagation d. d. Neither E nor H are transverse to the direction of 119. For a low loss line the phase velocity is propagation a. Increases with frequency 109. For a two wire transmission line at b. Decreases with frequency microwave frequencies c. Approximately constant a. d. Increases with square of frequency b. 120. For minimum attenuation c. a. C=LG/R d. b. C=LR/G 110. In a transmission line the voltage and c. C=G/LR current standing waves are d. C=R/LG a. 1800 out of phase along the line 121. For a low loss line phase constant b. 00 out of phase along the line a. c. 900 out of phase along the line b. d. 2700 out of phase along the line c. 111. The unit for electrical length of the line is d. a. Radians 122. A lossy transmission line b. Meters a. Non Dispersive c. Feet b. Dispersive d. Degrees c. Have infinite loss 112. When the dielectric of a lossy microwave d. It must be a distortion less line transmission line is not air, then the 123. For a lossless line if , the impedance at any phase velocity point on the line is a. Smaller than velocity of light in vacuum a. b. Greater than velocity of light in vacuum b. c. Equal to the velocity of light in vacuum c. d. Inversely proportional to the velocity of light in d. vacuum 124. For a loss less line 113. When a line is called as a flat line then a. R/L = G/C standing wave ratio is b. R = G a. Unity c. R=G=0 b. Zero d. RL = GC c. Infinity 125. For a lossless line the characteristic d. Two impedance is 114. The unit for attenuation constant is a. a. dB/m b. b. Radian / m c. c. Volt/m d. d. Amp./m 126. The condition for a distortion less line is 115. The phase velocity of transmission line is a. L/R = G/C a. b. RL = GC b. c. R/L = C/G c. d. R/L = G/C d. 127. For a lossless line the normalized impedance inverts for every
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100% Free SMS: ON<space>UandiStar to 9870807070 for Tech SMS,JNTU Alerts,JOB Alerts, GATE,GRE NOTIFICATIONS a. increases uniformly with increase in a. b. frequency c. b. decreases uniformly with increase in frequency d. c. increases uniformly with decrease in frequency 128. For a lossless line the line characteristics d. decreases uniformly with decrease in frequency repeat for every 139. For a lossless line if = 50 ohms and = 2.5 x a. m/s then the b. inductance of the line is c. a. d. b. 129. A lumped loaded lines behaves as a c. a. High pass filter d. b. Band pass filter 140. A lossless line has = 100 ohms and = 10 c. Band reject filter rad/m operating at 100 M Hz. d. Low pass filter Then the capacitance of the line per meter is 130. Effect of loading of a transmission line upon a. 1.0 pF /m its characteristic impedance is b. 1.0 micro farad/m a. Z0 increases c. 100 farads/m b. Z0 decreases d. 1.0 nano farad/m c. Z0 becomes constant 141. A low loss transmission line operating at d. No change 100 M Hz has L=0.25 micro henry/m 131. The loading coils are , C= 100pF/m. Then the phase constant is a. Lumped inductors a. b. Lumped capacitors b. c. Distributed inductor c. d. Distributed capacitor d. 132. The loading practice generally restricted to 142. If 100 meter length transmission line has a. Open wires only = 0.05Np/m , the attenuation at b. cables only the end of the line c. strip lines a. 43.4 dB d. wave guides b. 5 dB 133. If and are the total inductance and total c. 50 dB capacitance of the line d. 34.3 dB including the loading coils , then its cutoff 143. A transmission line operating at 100 M Hz frequency is given by has= rad/m . Then the phase a. velocity is b. a. c. b. d. c. 134. By inserting inductance in series with the d. line to increase the inductance is 144. high frequency line has L= 0.1 mH/Km, C= called 0.1 micro farads/Km . If R & G are a. Unloading negligible , then characteristic impedance is b. Loading a. 50 Ohms c. Feedback b. 100 Ohms d. Open circuit c. 200 Ohms 135. For a loaded line the alteration for delta > fc d. 400 Ohms a. Decreases rapidly 145. A transmission line operating at 1 G Hz has b. Rises rapidly L=1 micro henry/m , C= 1pF/m, c. No change R= G=0. Then its characteristic admittance is d. Zero a. 10 mhos 136. For ocean cables the type of loading used is b. 0.01 mhos a. Lumped loading c. 0.001 mhos b. Continuous loading d. 0.1 mhos c. Patch loading 146. If the phase velocity is 4.5 x m/s then the d. Unmatched loading group velocity is 137. Hysteresis and eddy current losses in a. loading coils leads to b. a. Increase in L c. b. Decrease in L d. c. Increase in R 147. A transmission line operating at 2 M Hz has d. Decrease in R voltage reflection coefficient of 138. In a continuously loaded cable 0.5 . then VSWR is
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100% Free SMS: ON<space>UandiStar to 9870807070 for Tech SMS,JNTU Alerts,JOB Alerts, GATE,GRE NOTIFICATIONS a. 1 d. b. 2 158. The maximum power transfer is possible c. 3 when d. 4 a. Transmission line is open circuited 148. One neper is equal to b. Transmission line is matched with the load a. 6.86 dB c. Transmission line is short circuited b. 8.86 dB d. Transmission line is connected to a load which is not c. 8.68 dB equal to d. 10 dB 159. Quarter wave transformer is 149. If a transmission line is terminated with a a. Voltage sensitive device short circuit then the I/P b. Current sensitive device impedance of the line is c. Frequency sensitive device a. d. Power sensitive device 160. A short circuited /4 line can be used as b. c. a. A conductor d. b. An insulator 150. Input impedance of a short circuited c. A capacitor transmission line becomes d. An inductor a. Pure resistive 161. The range of UHF is b. Pure reactive a. 30 M Hz to 300 M Hz c. complex quantity b. 300M Hz to 3 G Hz d. Zero c. 3 M Hz to 30 M Hz 151. If , the input impedance of a open circuited d. 3 G Hz to 30 G Hz line will be 162. At the input terminals a short circuited line a. Inductive appears as b. Capacitive a. Matched termination c. Resistive b. Short circuit d. Complex quantity c. Open circuit 152. If , the input impedance of short circuited d. Improper terminator line will be 163. A line may be used to transform any a. Capacitive resistance to an impedance with a b. Inductive magnitude equal to c. Resistive a. R0 of the line d. Complex quantity b. Z0 of the line 153. the reflection coefficient for a short c. 1/R0 of the line circuited transmission line is d. 1/Z0 of the line a. Zero 164. A half wave lossless line transfers the load b. Infinity impedance to the input terminals c. +1 as d. -1 a. 154. The SWR of a open circuited transmission b. line is c. a. Zero d. b. Infinity 165. when the length of a line is an integral c. 1 multiples of /2 then Tan l is equal d. 2 to 155. The relation between and is given by a. Unity a. b. Zero b. c. Infinity c. d. Two d. 166. Which of the following is a one to one 156. The SWR of a transmission line which is transformer terminated with its characteristic a. impedances given by b. a. 1 c. b. 2 d. c. zero 167. A /4 line may be considered as d. infinity a. Voltage inverter 157. The incident power is fully absorbed by the b. Current inverter load if c. Impedance inverter a. d. Power inverter b. 168. An equation applies to c. a. line
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100% Free SMS: ON<space>UandiStar to 9870807070 for Tech SMS,JNTU Alerts,JOB Alerts, GATE,GRE NOTIFICATIONS b. line 180. In the single stub matching the location of c. line the stub changes with d. line a. Load impedance 169. The center of the smith chart represents b. Source impedance a. matched load impedance c. Characteristic impedance b. Source impedance d. Frequency c. Line impedance 181. A stub with a short circuited load offers d. Reactive load impedance a. Capacitive reactance 170. On a smith chart real axis represents b. Inductive reactance a. Any impedance c. Pure resistance d. Impedance b. Purely resistive impedance 182. By connecting the stub at the load point c. Purely reactive impedance a. Matching cannot be obtained d. Any admittance 171. On a transmission line are separated by the b. Matching can be obtained distance of c. Matching can be obtained for a particular frequency a. /4 d. Matching can not be obtained for a particular frequency b. /8 183. In a double stub tuner, the spacing between c. /2 the stubs is d. a. 172. In a transmission line at a point of there is a b. /4 a. c. /2 b. d. 2 c. 184. The impedance seen beyond the stub is d. 173. On a smith chart for x=0 circles the center equal to is at a. Load impedance a. (1,0) b. Source impedance c. Characteristic impedance b. (1,1) d. Reciprocal of characteristic impedance c. 185. In a stub matching it is more convenient to d. 174. A complete revolution around the smith solve the problem using chart represents a distance of a. Admittance a. on the line b. Impedance b. on the line c. Resistance d. Reactance c. on the line 186. Stub is to be used to neutralize the d. on the line a. Resistance of the load 175. The smith chart can be used as a. Impedance chart only b. Impedance of the load b. Admittance chart only c. Susceptance of the load c. Impedance chart as well as Admittance chart d. Admittance of the load 187. A short circuited stub is ordinarily preferred d. Normalized admittance chart only to an open circuited stub 176. The constant r and constant x circles all because pass through the point a. It has lower loss of energy due to radiation a. b. b. It has higher loss of energy due to radiation c. c. It has complete loss of energy due to radiation d. d. Its length is small. 188. A single stub matching is a 177. The upper half of the smith chart represents a. Narrow band system a. b. Broad band system b. +jx c. c. Pass band system d. d. Band reject system 178. When a transmission line is shorted , the 189. A certain low loss line has = 400 ohms. For first voltage minimum occurs at = 200 ohms, the SWR is a. a. Source b. 1/3 b. A distance of /2 from the load c. 2 c. Load d. A distance of /4 from the load d. 4 179. The stub length to be adjusted 190. Two very long lossless cables of a. To neutralize the susceptance of the load characteristic impedances of 36 ohms and b. Not to change the susceptance of the load 100 ohms respectively are to be joined for reflection less transmission. The of c. To increase the susceptance of the load a matching transformer is d. To decrease the susceptance of the load
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100% Free SMS: ON<space>UandiStar to 9870807070 for Tech SMS,JNTU Alerts,JOB Alerts, GATE,GRE NOTIFICATIONS a. 36 ohms b. 100 ohms c. 60 ohms d. 1/36 ohms 191. In a transmission line if the distance between two successive minima's is 5 meters. Then the operating frequency of the signal impressed on it is a. 3 K Hz b. 3 M Hz c. 3 G Hz d. 30 G Hz 192. If the phase constant on the line is 2 rad/m , the distance between two successive maxima is a. 20 cm b. 30 cm c. 40 cm d. 50 cm 193. Consider a 5m length transmission line is properly terminated with 50 ohms Load Then the input impedance at 3m from source end is a. 25 ohms b. 50 ohms c. 75 ohms d. 100 ohms 194. A transmission line operating at 1.6 G Hz has Zoc= ohms and a. b. c. d. 195. A loss less line has = 50 ohms. If it is connected to a load of = (50/(2+j2)) ohms. Then the normalized admittance is a. (2+j2) b. (2-j2) c. 1/(2+j2) d. 1/(2-j2) 196. If SWR = 1 then the reflection coefficient is a. Zero b. One c. Two d. Infinity 197. A transmission line has = 50 ohms, and = 100 ohms. Then is a. 200 ohms b. 75 ohms c. 50 ohms d. 25 ohms 198. For a quarter wave transformer l is equal to a. /4 b. /2 c. d. 2

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