(Noob Mode)

110. The PLL acts like a .., over a narrow range of frequencies.
A. Low-pass filter
B. Bandpass filter
C. Tunable oscillator
D. Frequency multiplier
111. Where is the output of PLL frequency demodulator taken from?
A. Low-pass filter
B. VCO
C. Phase detector
D. Mixer
112. A general term that include frequency and phase modulation.
A. Angle Modulation
B. Frequency Modulation
C. Phase Modulation
D. Delta Modulation
113. The ability of an FM receiver to receive the stronger of two signals,
ignoring the weaker.
A. Squelch effect
B. Capture effect
C. Filter effect
D. Strainer effect
114. The frequency of a signal before modulation is applied; in contrast to
AM signals, the power transmitted at the carrier frequency varies with
modulation for an FM signal.
A. Carrier frequency
B. Baseband frequency
C. Intermediate frequency
D. Audio frequency
115. Use of low-pass filter in a receiver to remove the effect of pre-emphasis
on the frequency response.
A. Pre-emphasis
B. Squelch
C. Limiter
D. De-emphasis
116. The amount by which the frequency of an FM signal shifts to each side
of the carrier frequency.
A. Carrier swing
B. Frequency modulation
C. Frequency shift
D. Frequency deviation

117. In FM and PM, the peak amount in radians by which the phase of a
signal deviates from its resting value.
A. Percent modulation
B. Modulation index
C. Carrier swing
D. Frequency deviation
118. FM with a relatively low modulation index.
A. Wideband FM
B. Commercial FM
C. Narrowband FM
D. Traditional FM
119. Use of a high-pass filter in an FM transmitter to improve the signal-tonoise ratio; always used with de-emphasis at the receiver.
A. Crossover
B. Modem
C. Limiter
D. Pre-emphasis
120. A secondary carrier that can carry an additional modulating signal and is
itself modulated onto the main carrier.
A. Main carrier
B. Subcarrier
C. Local oscillator frequency
D. All of the above
121. The noise-reduction effect that occurs with strong FM signals.
A. Threshold effect
B. Filter effect
C. Miller effect
D. Squelch effect
122. FM with a relatively large modulation index.
A. Wideband FM
B. Commercial FM
C. Narrowband FM
D. Traditional FM
123. Extra noise immunity is provided by a pre-emphasis circuit by:
A. Boosting the bass frequencies
B. Amplifying the higher audio frequencies
C. Pre-amplifying the whole audio band
D. Increasing the power output of the modulating signal

124. A type of modulation where, when the modulating frequency is doubled,

the modulation index is halved and the modulating voltage remains constant.
A. Amplitude modulation
B. Phase modulation
C. Frequency modulation
D. All of the above
125. Of the following, which is not an advantage of FM over AM?
A. Better noise immunity is provided
B. Lower bandwidth is required
C. The transmitted power is more useful
D. A and B are all disadvantages
126. An indirect way of generating FM is by the use of:
A. A reactance FET modulator
B. A varactor diode modulator
C. An Armstrong modulator
D. A phase lock loop
127. Any system that generates FM without using phase modulation.
A. Wideband FM
B. Narrowband FM
C. Indirect FM
D. Direct FM
128. Any method that generates FM using a phase modulator and an
integrator.
A. Wideband FM
B. Narrowband FM
C. Indirect FM
D. Direct FM
129. Any detector for FM or PM signals.
A. Demodulator
B. Discriminator
C. Phase detector
D. Super heterodyne
130. The strength of an unmodulated carrier that reduces the noise output of
an FM receiver by a specified amount.
A. Squelching
B. Limiting
C. Quieting sensitivity
D. Clamping

131. FM detector that is based on a 90-degree phase-shift network.

A. Ratio detector
B. Slope detector
C. Quadratic detector
D. Balance slope detector
132. A type of FM detector
A. Ratio detector
B. Peak envelope detector
C. Quadrature amplitude detector
D. Tuned radio frequency detector