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A. Radiation
B. Attenuation
C. Modulation
D. Propagation
A. 10 GHz
B. 100 GHz
C. 1 GHz
D. 100 MHz
A. 8493 km
B. 8493 mmi
A. Third
C. 6370 km
B. Fourth
D. 6370 mi
C. Fifth
D. Sixth
A. S = 2R/L
B. S = 3R/L
C. S = R/RL
D. S = R/L
A. Rayleigh fading
B. Rician fading
C. Wavelength fading
D. Slow fading
A. Delayed spreading
B. Rayleigh fading
D. Slow fading
A. Small reflector
B. Nearer reflector
C. Further reflector
D. Large reflector
A. Waveguide match
B. Cavity match
A. Delayed spreading
B. Rayleigh fading
D. Slow fading
A. traveling-wave tube
B. magnetron
A. Fathometer
C. reflex klystron
B. Echosounder
D. Gunn diode
C. LORAN
D. SONAR
A. Is equivalent to an LC resonant
circuit
B. At the collector
A. Thyratron tube
B. Tunnel diode
C. Klystron tube
D. Both B and C
A. 1 to 500 MHz
C. 1 to 100 GHz
D. 10 to 1000 GHz
A. mode
B. /2 mode
C. 2 mode
C. Inter-electrode capacitance
D. /4 mode
A. Is capable of generating
continuous microwave power of the
order of kilowatt
A. Isolator
B. Magnetron
C. 30 to 30000 MHz
C. Simplex
D. 10 to 10000 MHz
D. Circulator
A. And FET
B. A tunnel diode
C. A silicon crystal
B. By plate-to-cathode feedback
D. By circulating bunches of
electrons within the cavities.
A. RF emitter
B. Capacitor
C. Varactor-triac
D. Ferrite emitter
B. Local oscillator
C. Transmitter oscillator
D. Duplexer stage
D. All of these
C. An adjustment in the
synchronizer
D. All of these
A. 10,000 watts
B. 100 watts
C. 1,000 watts
D. 1,000,000 watts
D. All of these
B. Must be increased
C. May be decreased
D. Must be doubled
B. A reduction in horizontal
resolution
C. No noticeable effect
D. A decrease in gain
A. Isolator
B. Wave trap
C. Tunnel diode
D. Circulator
D. All of these
B. Low-pass filters
A. A decrease in range
A. Thyratron
B. Magnetron
C. Klystron
D. Reflex-klystron
A. Radio frequency
D. Loran B: 900 kH
C. Duty cycle
D. Average power
A. Isolator
A. loss waveguide
B. Magnetron
B. circulator
C. Simplex
C. isolator
D. Circulator
D. gyrator
D. All of these
A. 156.65 MHz
B. 121.5 MHz
D. All of these
A. Circulator
B. Duplexer
C. Isolator
D. Diplexer
A. Duty cycle
B. Radio frequency
C. Pulse frequency
D. Pulse length
A. Cathode
B. Anode
A. LF band
B. VLF band
C. MF band
D. HF band
A. 1.7 MHz
B. 750 MHz
C. 0.98 GHz
D. 22 GHz
A. 30 MHz
B. 300 MHz
C. 8000 MHz
A. Radar
D. 100 MHz
B. Mobile radio
C. Telephone
D. Satellite communications
A. Lower-cost equipment
B. Simpler equipment
A. DOTC
B. KBP
C. NTC
D. Department of Defense
A. Higher-cost equipment
B. Line-of-sight transmission
A. High loss
B. High cost
C. Large size
D. Excessive radiation
A. Coax
B. Parallel wires
C. Twisted pair
D. PCBs
A. Square
B. Circle
C. Triangle
D. Rectangle
A. 2.54 GHz
A. Probe
B. 3.0 GHz
B. Dipole
C. 5.9 GHz
C. Stripline
D. 11.8 GHz
D. Capacitor
A. 15 GHz
B. 18 GHz
A. Half-wave section
C. 22 GHz
B. Cavity resonator
D. 255 GHz
C. LCR circuit
D. Directional coupler
A. Electrons
B. Holes
A. Increase
B. Decrease
D. Air pressure
D. Drop to zero
A. Vertical polarization
A. Gunn
B. Horizontal polarization
B. Varactor
C. Transverse electric
C. Hot carrier
D. Transverse magnetic
D. IMPATT
A. TE
B. TE
C. TM
D. TM
A. Amplifier
B. Oscillator
C. Frequency multiplier
D. Mixer
1.0
1.2
0.1
1.1
A. IMPATT
B. Gunn
C. Varactor
D. Schottky
A. Varactor
B. IMPATT
C. Snap-off
D. Tunnel
A. Amplifier
B. Oscillator
C. Mixer
D. Frequency multiplier
A. Cavity resonator
C. Permanent magnet
D. High dc voltage
A. Reflex klystrons
A. Cavity resonators
B. TWTs
B. DC supply voltage
C. Magnetrons
D. Varactor diodes
D. Number of cavities
A. Traveling-wave tube
B. Cathode-ray tube
C. Klystron
D. Magnetron
A. Amplifier
B. Oscillator
C. Mixer
D. Frequency multiplier
A. Radar
A. Collector
B. Satellites
B. Catcher cavity
C. Two-way radio
C. Cathode
D. TV sets
D. Buncher cavity
D. Outage time
A. Permanent magnet
B. Modulation transformer
A. 146.7 dB
C. Helix
B. 142.55 dB
D. Cavity resonator
C. 82.5 dB
D. 86.7 dB
A. Lower cost
B. Smaller size
A. Broadband repeater
C. Higher power
B. Baseband repeater
D. Wider bandwidth
C. IF repeater
D. RF repeater
A. MESFETs
B. Magnetrons
C. Klystrons
D. IMPATT diodes
A. Half-wave dipole
B. Parabolic
C. Hyperbolic
D. Horn
A. MTBF
B. MTTR
C. Downtime
A. More
B. Less
C. Equal
D. Not related
A. 0.6
B. 0.5
C. 0.9
D. 1.5
A. 0
B. 4/3
C. 2/3
D. Infinity
A. Amplitude
B. Phase
C. Frequency
D. Duty cycle
A. 4.85 nmi
B. 9.7 nmi
A. Klystron
C. 11.2 nmi
B. Magnetron
D. 18.4 nmi
C. TWT
D. Power transistor
A. Antenna directivity
B. Speed of light
A. 0.216 %
B. 0.130 %
C. 0.013 %
D. 0.407 %
A. Distance
B. Azimuth
C. Altitude
D. Speed
A. GaAs FET
B. Magnetron
C. Gunn diode
D. Klystron
A. Waveguide
B. Bandpass filter
C. Notch filter
D. Spark gap
A. Dipole
B. Broadside array
D. Collinear array
A. A scan
B. Color CRT
C. LCD
A. C-band
D. PPI
B. X-band
C. Q-band
D. K-band
A. A scan
B. Phased array
C. Broadside
A. 60 MHz
B. 450 MHz
C. 900 MHz
D. 10 GHz
A. Space diversity
B. Frequency diversity
C. Polarization diversity
D. Wavelength diversity
A. AWG # 14
B. Waveguides
B. AWG # 15
C. Power lines
C. Copper wire
D. Coaxial cables
D. Litz wire
A. Different frequencies
D. Easy to install
D. Identical frequencies
A. Space diversity
B. Frequency diversity
C. Polarization diversity
D. Wavelength diversity
A. Increased
B. Decreased
A. Flattening
C. Constant
B. Bulging
D. Above threshold
C. Sharp curvature
D. All of these
A. 5
B. 10
C. 24
D. 54
A. STL
B. Uplink
C. Downlink
D. Terrestrial
A. 20 GHz
B. 63 GHz
C. 183 GHz
A. Prevent oscillation
D. 202 GHz
B. Increase gain
C. Prevent saturation
D. All of these
A. 60 GHz
B. 50 GHz
C. 40 GHz
D. 30 GHz
A. Frequency diversity
B. Space diversity
C. Polarization diversity
D. Wavelength diversity
A. 4000 miles
B. K x 4000 miles
C. 5000 miles
D. K x 5280 miles
A. 12.78
A. Pulse width
B. 26.78
B. Pulse interval
C. 27.78
D. 10.25
D. All of these
A. ADF
B. DME
C. Timer
D. ATC
A. 33500 kHz
B. 43000 kHz
C. 33500 MHz
D. 43500 MHz
D. Satellite Phone
A. 1300
B. 1400
C. 1500
D. 1600
A. Cheaper
B. Less noise
C. High power
D. Wide bandwidth
a. Help bunching
b. Prevent oscillations
c. Prevent saturation
d. Increase gain
c. Post-tuning drift
d. Tuning sensitivity
a. 4 GHz
b. 8.44 GHz
c. 10 GHz
d. 4.92 GHz
a. 2893.31 W
b. 2523.83 W
b. Solid conductors of RF
c. 2839.31 W
d. 2425.38 W
c. Coaxial cables
d. Copper wire
b. Multiplexing
a. Is more efficient
d. FM demodulation
a. Cross-field amplifier
a. Frequency pulling
c. Klystron
b. Frequency pushing
d. Gridded tube
c. Post-tuning drift
d. Tuning sensitivity
a. Frequency pulling
b. Frequency pushing
a. Frequency pulling
c. 5600 km
b. Frequency pushing
d. 4850 km
c. Post-tuning drift
d. Tuning sensitivity
a. -20 dBm
b. 0 dBm
a. -20 dBm
c. -60 dBm
b. 0 dBm
d. -100 dBm
c. -60 dBm
d. -100 dBm
a. 11.6 m
b. 13.4 m
c. 19.34 m
d. 22.33 m
a. Isolator
b. Circulator
c. Directional coupler
d. Combiner
164. AM isolator
d. Both a and b
a. 8500 km
b. 9320 km
a. 600 MHz
b. 3.9 GHz
c. 4 GHz
d. 2 GHz
a. 1 W
b. 500 mW
c. 10 W
d. 4 W
a. Prevent mode-jumping
a. 80 dB
b. 84.2 dB
c. Ensure bunching
c. 140 dB
d. 144.2 dB
a. Velocity of propagation
b. Normal velocity
c. Group velocity
d. Phase velocity
a. FSK
b. Biphase
c. Quadraphase
a. 23.5 m
b. 28.47 m
c. 17 m
d. 8.47 m
a. Heterodyne repeater
b. Baseband repeater
c. RF repeater
d. Regenerative repeater
a. 6.575-6.875 GHz
b. 3.7-4.2 GHz
c. 5.925-6.425 GHz
d. 10.7-11.7 GHz\
a. Transverse-electric
b. Transverse-magnetic
c. Longitudinal
d. Transverse-electromagnetic
a. 205 K
b. 233.33 K
c. 182 K
d. 210 K
b. Lower attenuation
d. Rotation of polarization
183. A circulator
a. 85.10 dB
b. 80.90 dB
c. 140.90 dB
d. 145.10 dB
b. To increase bandwidth
a. Help focusing
b. Provide attenuation
c. Improve bunching
d. Increase gain
a. Shroud
b. Sub-reflector
c. Radome
d. Offset antenna
a. Multicavity klyston
d. Coaxial magnetron
a. -82 dB
b. 76 dBm
c. 84 dB
d. -82 dBm
a. 4.3 GHz
b. 2 GHz
c. 4.2 GHz
d. 5 GHz
a. 19.29
b. 24.14
c. 15.8
d. 19.31
a. Coaxial magnetron
b. Dither-tuned magnetron
d. VTM
a. By inter-electron delay
a. Circulator
b. Wave trap
c. Multiplexer
d. Isolator
a. Because parametric
amplification generates a lot of
heat
b. To increase bandwidth
a. Flexible waveguide
b. Ridged waveguide
c. Rectangular waveguide
d. Coaxial line
a) heterodyne receiver
b) mixer/receiver
c) radio receiver
d) FM receiver
a) RSL
c) prevent saturation
b) IRL
c) system gain
d) FSL
a) Doppler effect
b) Hall effect
c) Marconi effect
d) Maxwell effect
204. A ferrite is
a) amplifier
b) oscillator
c) mixer
d) frequency multiplier
a) rising-sun magnetron
b) crossed-field amplifier
c) coaxial magnetron
d) traveling-wave tube
a) coax
d) a microwave semiconductor
invented by Faraday
b) parallel lines
c) twisted pair
d) PCBs
a) help bunching
b) prevent oscillations
a) Traveling-wave tube
b) Cathode-ray tube
c) Klystron
d) Magnetron
c) circuit simplicity
a) 27 degrees
b) 53 degrees
c) 60 degrees
d) 80 degrees
a) target identification
b) navigation
a) diversity
b) polarization
c) efficiency
d) accuracy
a) 1
b) 2
c) 5
d) 10
b) vary the RF
c) use monopulse
d) use MTI
a) RF repeater
b) IF repeater
a) LOS
c) baseband repeater
b) direct waves
d) radio repeater
c) space waves
d) terrestrial waves
a) circular
b) ridged
c) rectangular
d) flexible
a) help in subtracting
a complete scan from the previous
scan
a) 10.5 dB
b) 11.1 dB
c) 22.6 dB
d) 35.8 dB
a) polarization diversity
b) quad diversity
c) space diversity
a) quad diversity
d) frequency diversity
b) wavelength diversity
c) space diversity
d) hybrid diversity
a) intermediate frequency
b) transmitted frequency
c) received-frequency
c) FM radar
d) CW radar
a) Varactor
b) IMPATT
c) Snapp-off
a) space diversity
d) Tunnel
b) wavelength diversity
c) polarization diversity
d) hybrid diversity
a) gain increases
c) bandwidth increases
d) bandwidth decreases
a) help focusing
b) provide attenuation
c) improve bunching
d) increase gain
a) quad diversity
b) wavelength diversity
c) space diversity
d) hybrid diversity
b) quad diversity
c) space diversity
d) wavelength diversity
a) lobe switching
b) sequential lobing
c) conical switching
d) monopulse
b) protection switching
arrangement
c) interruption switching
arrangement
d) equipment switching
arrangement
a) hybrid diversity
a) flap attenuator
b) vane attenuator
c) slot attenuator
d) directional coupler
a) nodding
b) spiral
c) conical
a) terminator
d) helical
b) terminal stations
c) terminating equipment
d) terminal equipment
a) to couple two
different antennas to a transmitter
without mutual interference
a) hot swap
b) hot backup
c) hot standby
d) hot diversity
a) half-wave section
b) cavity resonator
c) LCR circuit
d) directional couple
a) increase
b) decrease
d) drop to zero
a) pulse width
c) pulse interval
a) klystron tubes
a) ringaround
c) IMPATT
b) ringabout
d) magnetron
c) roundabout
d) turnaround
a) fading
a) circulator
b) attenuation
b) magic tee
c) absorption
c) isolator
d) ghosting
d) rat race
a) elliptical
b) flexible
c) coaxial
d) ridged
b) 2
c) 4
d) 8
a) 2
b) 4
a) MESFETs
c) 8
b) Magnetrons
d) 16
c) Klystrons
d) IMPATT diodes
a) amplifier
b) oscillator
a) half-wave dipole
c) frequency multiplier
b) quarter-wave probe
d) mixer
c) single loop
d) horn
a) IRL
b) FSL
a) ghosting
c) RSL
b) absorption
d) Eb/No
c) attenuation
d) fading
a) square root of 2
a) cavity resonator
c) permanent magnet
d) high dc voltage
a) 60 mph
b) 70 mph
c) 80 mph
d) 90 mph
a) noise factor
d) dynamic range
a) 10 kW
b) 15 kW
c) 20 kW
d) 30 kW
d) noise figure
a) 0.09 %
b) 0.99 %
c) 0.90 %
d) 1.00 %
a) reflex klystron
b) coaxial magnetron
c) traveling-wave magnetron
d) CFA
a) focal point
b) center
c) locus
d) tangent
a) cavity resonators
b) DC supply voltage
d) Number of cavities
a) focal feed
b) horn feed
c) cassegrain feed
d) coax feed
a) 2.12 dB
a) 10 nmi
b) 3.24 dB
b) 5 nmi
c) 1.24 dB
c) 20 nmi
d) 4.23 dB
d) 15 nmi
a) multicavity klystron
b) BWO
c) CFA
d) TWT
a) 13.8 mi
b) 43.5 mi
c) 16.4 mi
d) 32.8 mi
a) 13 dB
b) 23 dB
c) 33 dB
d) 10 dB
a) 3.5 GHz
b) 15 GHz
c) 7.5 GHz
d) 4 GHz
a) rms power
b) rated power
c) peak power
d) average power
a) maximum range
d) any of these
a) transverse electric
b) transverse magnetic
c) longitudinal
d) transverse-electromagnetic
d) any of these
a) 2000 mi
b) 2000 m
c) 2000 yd
d) 2000 km
a) duty cycle
b) pulse width
c) pulse amplitude
d) pulse cycle
a) TE11
a) velocity of propagation
b) TE10
b) normal velocity
c) TM22
c) group velocity
d) TE20
d) phase velocity
a) rest time
b) duration time
c) delay time
d) propagation time
a) rat-race
b) E-plane T
c) hybrid ring
d) magic T
a) detectors
b) radars
c) repeaters
d) beacons
c) to compensate for
discontinuities at the join
a) cavity volume
b) cavity inductance
c) cavity capacitance
d) cavity resistance
Answers
1. Attenuation
2. 8493 km
3. towards the earth
4. S = 3R/L
5. 10 GHz
6. Sixth
25. Circulator
7. Slow fading
8. Slow fading
9. Large reflector
10. Delayed spreading
11. SONAR
12. Is equivalent to an LC resonant
circuit
13. 2000 Hz
14. All of the above
15. magnetron
16. The absorption of energy by the
signal from an electron stream
17. To keep the electrons from
spreading out
18. Both B and C
19. 1 to 100 GHz
20. Degree of emission from
the cathode
65. LF band
46. Isolator
69. NTC
49. Magnetron
71. 22 GHz
51. Circulator
74. PCBs
75. Rectangle
1.0
81. Probe
105. Infinity
83. Decrease
108. 0.013 %
86. Gunn
109. Speed
87. Tunnel
110. Frequency
111. Magnetron
91. Oscillator
115. PPI
94. Oscillator
117. 10 GHz
95. Radar
96. Helix
119. Waveguides
120. K-band
98. Klystrons
99. Horn
100. MTBF
101. 142.55 dB
103. More
126. Frequency diversity
104. 0.6
127. Flattening
148. 1300
137. 12.78
138. Terrestrial
163. 11.6 m
144. DME
166. -20 dBm
145. 43500 MHz
167. Combiner
146. Terrestrial Flight Telephone
System
168. 2 GHz
169. 10 W
184. 140.90 dB
185. Because it cannot operate at
room temperature
187. Radome
207. oscillator
208. traveling-wave tube
209. PCBs
212. 53 degrees
213. 10
234. monopulse
215. ridged
216. more accurate tracking enemy
targets
217. diversity
238. conical
218. vary the RF
219. LOS
223. Tunnel
244. increase
225. 10.5 dB
246. magnetron
248. isolator
250. ringaround
272. 3.24 dB
273. BWO
274. 32.8 mi
252. fading
253. coaxial
276. 10 nmi
255. Klystrons
256. horn
278. 23 dB
257. fading
279. is greater than in free space
258. 4
280. 7.5 GHz
259. 2
260. frequency multiplier
261. FSL
262. permanent magnet
263. 90 mph
264. carrier to noise ratio
265. 0.09 %
266. CFA
267. noise factor
268. 20 kW
289. 2000 yd
297. radars
294. TE20
300. E-plane T