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343G-6.2 A 7-29 Drain resistor
What determines the output impedance in a FET common-source
amplifier?
A. The output impedance is essentially determined by the
drain resistor
B. The output impedance is essentially determined by the
input impedance of the FET
C. The output impedance is essentially determined by the
drain supply voltage
D. The output impedance is essentially determined by the
gate supply voltage
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344G-7.1 A 7-22 Notice, the Bands don't overlap. Use Ct = 200|F = 1/(2π*√L*C), F=1/(6.28*√(10E-6*200E-12))|F = 1/(6.28*√(2E-15)), F = 1/(6.28*4.47E-8)
What frequency range will be tuned by the circuit in Figure 4BG-7
when L is 10 microhenrys, Cf is 156 picofarads, and Cv is 50
picofarads maximum and 2 picofarads minimum?
A. 3508 through 4004 kHz
B. 6998 through 7360 kHz
C. 13.396 through 14.402 MHz
D. 49.998 through 54.101 MHz
┌───────────┬────────────┬───────O
└──┐ │ │ ─┐
──┤ │ │ /
──┤ ───┴─── ───┴───
O────────┤ ───┬─── ───┬───
──┤ │ Cf / │ Cv
──┤ L │ / │ FIGURE 4BG-7
┌──┘ │ │
O─────┴───────────┴────────────┴───────O
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345G-7.2 A 7-22 Bands don't overlap, you can use Ct = 250|F = 1/(2π*√L*C), F = 1/(6.28*√(7.5E-15))|F = 1/(6.28*8.66E-8), F = 1/5.44E-7
What frequency range will be tuned by the circuit in Figure 4BG-7
when L is 30 microhenrys, Cf is 200 picofarads, and Cv is 80
picofarads maximum and 10 picofarads minimum?
A. 1737 through 2005 kHz
B. 3507 through 4004 kHz
C. 7002 through 7354 kHz
D. 14.990 through 15.020 MHz
┌───────────┬────────────┬───────O
└──┐ │ │ ─┐
──┤ │ │ /
──┤ ───┴─── ───┴───
O────────┤ ───┬─── ───┬───
──┤ │ Cf / │ Cv
──┤ L │ / │ FIGURE 4BG-7
┌──┘ │ │
O─────┴───────────┴────────────┴───────O
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346G-8.1 C 7-29 Low impedance path to ground
What is the purpose of a bypass capacitor?
A. It increase the resonant frequency of the circuit
B. It removes direct current from the circuit by shunting DC
to ground
C. It removes alternating current by providing a low impedance
path to ground
D. It acts as a voltage divider
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347G-8.2 A 7-29 Blocks direct current
What is the purpose of a coupling capacitor?
A. It blocks direct current and passes alternating current
B. It blocks alternating current and passes direct current
C. It increases the resonant frequency of the circuit
D. It decreases the resonant frequency of the circuit
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348H-1A1 A 8-2 Width and Duration are different terms for the|same pulse variation. Pulse width is measured|in time, not in inches
In a pulse-width modulation system, what parameter does the
modulating signal vary?
A. Pulse duration
B. Pulse frequency
C. Pulse amplitude
D. Pulse intensity
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349H-1A2 C 8-2 Pulse-width
What is the type of modulation in which the modulating signal
varies the duration of the transmitted pulse?
A. Amplitude modulation
B. Frequency modulation
C. Pulse-width modulation
D. Pulse-height modulation
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350H-1B1 D 8-2 The time at which each pulse occurs
In a pulse-position modulation system, what parameter does the
modulating signal vary?
A. The number of pulses per second
B. Both the frequency and amplitude of the pulses
C. The duration of the pulses
D. The time at which each pulse occurs
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351H-1B2 A 8-3 Duty cycle is less than 100%
Why is the transmitter peak power in a pulse modulation system
much greater than its average power?
A. The signal duty cycle is less than 100%
B. The signal reaches peak amplitude only when voice modulated
C. The signal reaches peak amplitude only when voltage spikes
are generated within the modulator
D. The signal reaches peak amplitude only when the
pulses are also amplitude modulated
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352H-1B3 C 8-2 Width and Duration are different|terms for the same pulse variation
What is one way that voice is transmitted in a pulse-width
modulation system?
A. A standard pulse is varied in amplitude by an amount
depending on the voice waveform at that instant
B. The position of a standard pulse is varied by an amount
depending on the voice waveform at that instant
C. A standard pulse is varied in duration by an amount
depending on the voice waveform at that instant
D. The number of standard pulses per second varies depending
on the voice waveform at that instant
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353H-2A1 D 8-4 Dots and Dashes
What digital code consists of elements having unequal length?
A. ASCII
B. AX.25
C. Baudot
D. Morse code
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354H-2B1 C 8-4 Packet
What digital communications system is well suited for meteor-
scatter communications?
A. ACSSB
B. AMTOR
C. Packet radio
D. Spread spectrum
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355H-2B2 A 8-6 Physical layer
The International Organization for Standardization has developed
a seven-level reference model for packet-radio communications
structure. What level is responsible for the actual transmission
of data and handshaking signals?
A. The physical layer
B. The transport layer
C. The communications layer
D. The synchronization layer
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356H-2B3 B 8-6 Link layer
The International Organization for Standardization has developed
a seven-level reference model for packet-radio communications
structure. What level arranges the bits into frames and controls
data flow?
A. The transport layer
B The link layer
C. The communications layer
D. The synchronization layer
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357H-2C1 C 8-7 Upper and lower case text
What is one advantage of using the ASCII code, with its larger
character set, instead of Baudot code?
A. ASCII includes built-in error-correction features
B. ASCII characters contain fewer information bits than Baudot
characters
C. It is possible to transmit upper and lower case text
D. The larger character set allows store-and-forward control
characters to be added to a message
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358H-2D1 D 8-8 Request Repeats
What type of error control system does Mode A AMTOR use?
A. Each character is sent twice
B. The receiving station checks the calculated frame check
sequence (FCS) against the transmitted FCS
C. Mode A AMTOR does not include an error control system
D. The receiving station automatically requests repeats
when needed
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359H-2D2 A 8-9 Did you hear an echo?
What type of error control system does Mode B AMTOR use?
A. Each character is sent twice
B. The receiving station checks the calculated frame check
sequence (FCS) against the transmitted FCS
C. Mode B AMTOR does not include an error control system
D. The receiving station automatically requests repeats
when needed
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360H-2E1 D 8-10 22 milliseconds
What is the duration of a 45-baud Baudot RTTY data pulse?
A. 11 milliseconds
B. 40 milliseconds
C. 31 milliseconds
D. 22 milliseconds
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361H-2E2 B 8-10 22 milliseconds
What is the duration of a 45-baud Baudot RTTY start pulse?
A. 11 milliseconds
B. 22 milliseconds
C. 31 milliseconds
D. 40 milliseconds
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362H-2E3 C 8-10 31 milliseconds
What is the duration of a 45-baud Baudot RTTY stop pulse?
A. 11 milliseconds
B. 18 milliseconds
C. 31 milliseconds
D. 40 milliseconds
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363H-2E4 B 8-8 Error detection
What is the primary advantage of AMTOR over Baudot RTTY?
A. AMTOR characters contain fewer information bits than
Baudot characters
B. AMTOR includes an error detection system
C. Surplus radioteletype machines that use the AMTOR code
are readily available
D. Photographs can be transmitted using AMTOR
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364H-2F1 B 8-11 BW = 1.2*Shift + Baud|BW = 1.2*170 + 45|BW = 249 Hz
What is the necessary bandwidth of a 170-Hertz shift, 45-baud
Baudot emission F1B transmission?
A. 45 Hz
B. 250 Hz
C. 442 Hz
D. 600 Hz
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365H-2F2 B 8-11 BW = 1.2*Shift + Baud|BW = 1.2*170 + 45|BW = 249 Hz
What is the necessary bandwidth of a 170-Hertz shift, 45-baud
Baudot emission J2B transmission?
A. 45 Hz
B. 249 Hz
C. 442 Hz
D. 600 Hz
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366H-2F3 B 8-11 BW = 1.2*Shift + Baud|BW = 1.2*170 + 74|BW = 278 Hz
What is the necessary bandwidth of a 170-Hertz shift, 74-baud
Baudot emission F1B transmission?
A. 250 Hz
B. 278 Hz
C. 442 Hz
D. 600 Hz
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367H-2F4 B 8-11 BW = 1.2*Shift + Baud|BW = 1.2*170 + 74|BW = 278 Hz
What is the necessary bandwidth of a 170-Hertz shift, 74-baud
Baudot emission J2B transmission?
A. 250 Hz
B. 278 Hz
C. 442 Hz
D. 600 Hz
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368H-2F5 C 8-11 BW = WPM X 4
What is the necessary bandwidth of a 13-WPM international Morse
code emission A1A transmission?
A. Approximately 13 Hz
B. Approximately 26 Hz
C. Approximately 52 Hz
D. Approximately 104 Hz
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369H-2F6 C 8-11 BW = WPM X 4
What is the necessary bandwidth of a 13-WPM international Morse
code emission J2A transmission?
A. Approximately 13 Hz
B. Approximately 26 Hz
C. Approximately 52 Hz
D. Approximately 104 Hz
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370H-2F7 D 8-11 BW = 1.2*Shift + Baud|BW = 1.2*1000 + 1200|BW = 2400 Hz
What is the necessary bandwidth of a 1000-Hertz frequency shift,
1200-baud ASCII emission F1D transmission?
A. 1000 Hz
B. 1200 Hz
C. 440 Hz
D. 2400 Hz
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371H-2F8 A 8-11 BW = 1.2*Shift + Baud|BW = 1.2*4800 + 9600|BW = 15360 Hz
What is the necessary bandwidth of a 4800-Hertz frequency shift,
9600-baud ASCII emission F1D transmission?
A. 15.36 kHz
B. 9.6 kHz
C. 4.8 kHz
D. 5.76 kHz
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372H-2F9 A 8-11 BW = 1.2*Shift + Baud|BW = 1.2*4800 + 9600|BW = 15360 Hz
What is the necessary bandwidth of a 4800-Hertz frequency shift,
9600-baud ASCII emission J2D transmission?
A. 15.36 kHz
B. 9.6 kHz
C. 4.8 kHz
D. 5.76 kHz
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373H-2F10C 8-11 BW = WPM X 4
What is the necessary bandwidth of a 5-WPM international Morse
code emission A1A transmission?
A. Approximately 5 Hz
B. Approximately 10 Hz
C. Approximately 20 Hz
D. Approximately 40 Hz
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374H-2F11C 8-11 BW = WPM X 4
What is the necessary bandwidth of a 5-WPM international Morse
code emission J2A transmission?
A. Approximately 5 Hz
B. Approximately 10 Hz
C. Approximately 20 Hz
D. Approximately 40 Hz
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375H-2F12B 8-11 BW = 1.2*Shift + Baud|BW = 1.2*170 + 110|BW = 314 Hz
What is the necessary bandwidth of a 170-Hertz shift, 110-baud
ASCII emission F1B transmission?
A. 304 Hz
B. 314 Hz
C. 608 Hz
D. 628 Hz
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376H-2F13B 8-11 BW = 1.2*Shift + Baud|BW = 1.2*170 + 110|BW = 314 Hz
What is the necessary bandwidth of a 170-Hertz shift, 110-baud
ASCII emission J2B transmission?
A. 304 Hz
B. 314 Hz
C. 608 Hz
D. 628 Hz
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377H-2F14C 8-11 BW = 1.2*Shift + Baud|BW = 1.2*170 + 300|BW = 504 Hz Pick the closest
What is the necessary bandwidth of a 170-Hertz shift, 300-baud
ASCII emission F1D transmission?
A. 0 Hz
B. 0.3 kHz
C. 0.5 kHz
D. 1.0 kHz
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378H-2F15C 8-11 BW = 1.2*Shift + Baud|BW = 1.2*170 + 300|BW = 504 Hz Pick the closest
What is the necessary bandwidth of a 170-Hertz shift, 300-baud
ASCII emission J2D transmission?
A. 0 Hz
B. 0.3 kHz
C. 0.5 kHz
D. 1.0 kHz
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379H-3.1 C 8-12 Speech compression at the transmitter
What is amplitude compandored single sideband?
A. Reception of single sideband with a conventional CW receiver
B. Reception of single sideband with a conventional FM receiver
C. Single sideband incorporating speech compression at the
transmitter and speech expansion at the receiver
D. Single sideband incorporating speech expansion at the
transmitter and speech compression at the receiver
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380H-3.2 A 8-12 COMpressing and exPANDing
What is meant by compandoring?
A. Compressing speech at the transmitter and expanding it
at the receiver
B. Using an audio-frequency signal to produce pulse-length
modulation
C. Combining amplitude and frequency modulation to produce
a single-sideband signal
D. Detecting and demodulating a single-sideband signal by
converting it to a pulse-modulated signal
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381H-3.3 A 8-13 Rapid tuning
What is the purpose of a pilot tone in an amplitude compandored
single sideband system?
A. It permits rapid tuning of a mobile receiver
B. It replaces the suppressed carrier at the receiver
C. It permits rapid change of frequency to escape high-powered
interference
D. It acts as a beacon to indicate the present propagation
characteristic of a band
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382H-3.4 D 8-13 At the top of the|voice audio band
What is the approximate frequency of the pilot tone in an
amplitude compandored single sideband system?
A. 1 kHz
B. 5 MHz
C. 455 kHz
D. 3 kHz
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383H-3.5 B 8-12 F3E FM bandwidth is approximately 15|kHz and ACSSB only requires 3.1 kHz
How many more voice transmissions can be packed into a given
frequency band for amplitude compandored single sideband systems
over conventional FM phone systems?
A. 2
B. 4
C. 8
D. 16
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384H-4.1 D 8-16 Spread spectrum
What term describes a wide-bandwidth communications system in
which the RF carrier varies according to some predetermined
sequence?
A. Amplitude compandored single sideband
B. AMTOR
C. Time-domain frequency modulation
D. Spread spectrum communication
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385H-4.2 A 8-18 Hopping
What is the term used to describe a spread spectrum communications
system where the center frequency of a conventional carrier is
altered many times per second in accordance with a pseudo-random
list of channels?
A. Frequency hopping
B. Direct sequence
C. Time-domain frequency modulation
D. Frequency compandored spread spectrum
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386H-4.3 B 8-18 Direct sequence
What term is used to describe a spread spectrum communications
system in which a very fast binary bit stream is used to shift
the phase of an RF carrier?
A. Frequency hopping
B. Direct sequence
C. Binary phase-shift keying
D. Phase compandored spread spectrum
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387H-5.1 D 8-21 Peak positive voltage
What is the term for the amplitude of the maximum positive
excursion of a signal as viewed on an oscilloscope?
A. Peak to peak voltage
B. Inverse peak negative voltage
C. RMS voltage
D. Peak positive voltage
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388H-5.2 D 8-21 Peak negative voltage
What is the term for the amplitude of the maximum negative
excursion of a signal as viewed on an oscilloscope?
A. Peak to peak voltage
B. Inverse peak positive voltage
C. RMS voltage
D. Peak negative voltage
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389H-6A1 A 8-21 Peak to peak
What is the easiest voltage amplitude dimension to measure by
viewing a pure sine wave signal on an oscilloscope?
A. Peak to peak voltage
B. RMS voltage
C. Average voltage
D. DC voltage
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390H-6A2 B 8-22 Double
What is the relationship between the peak-to-peak voltage and
the peak voltage amplitude in a symmetrical wave form?
A. 1:1
B. 2:1
C. 3:1
D. 4:1
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391H-6A3 A 8-22 Peak voltage
What input-amplitude parameter is valuable in evaluating the
signal-handling capacity of a Class A amplifier?
A. Peak voltage
B. Average voltage
C. RMS voltage
D. Resting voltage
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