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Quiz: Transmission Line Basics

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is not considered a conventional transmission line

a)

Twisted pair cable

b)

Optical fiber

c)

Coaxial cable

2.

made of two parallel conductors separated by a space of 1⁄2 in to several inches.

a)

Parallel-Wire lines

b)

Coaxial Cable

c)

Twisted pair

3.

consists of a solid center conductor surrounded by a dielectric material, usually a plastic insulator such as Teflon

a)

Parallel-Wire lines

b)

Coaxial Cable

c)

Twisted pair

4.

consists of a solid center conductor surrounded by a dielectric material, usually a plastic insulator such as Teflon

a)

Parallel-Wire lines

b)

Coaxial Cable

c)

Twisted pair

5.

two insulated solid copper wires covered with insulation and loosely twisted together

a)

Parallel-Wire lines

b)

Coaxial Cable

c)

Twisted pair

6.

Transmission lines can be classified into two types, they are:

a)

Balanced lines

b)

Underbalanced lines

c)

Imbalanced lines

d)

Unbalanced lines

7.

In an unbalanced line, one conductor is not connected to ground

a)

True

b)

False

8.

A balanced line is one in which one wire is connected to ground

a)

True

b)

False

9.

A transmission line where one conductor is connected to ground

a)

balanced line

b)

unbalanced line

c)

coaxial cable

10.

A transmission line in which neither wire is connected to ground

a)

balanced line

b)

unbalanced line

c)

coaxial cable

11.

A transmission line where the signal in each wire is referenced to ground

a)

balanced line

b)

unbalanced line

c)

coaxial cable

12.

Is the length or distance of one cycle of an ac wave or the distance that an ac wave travels in the time required for one cycle of that signal

a)

Radio wave

b)

Wavelength

c)

Frequency

13.

Th formula for wavelength is

a)

cf\frac{c}{f}

b)

fc\frac{f}{c}

c)

cfcf

14.

Cables used to carry RF energy are not simply resistive conductors but are complex equivalents of

a)

inductors

b)

diode

c)

varistor

d)

resistor

e)

capacitor

15.

For an operating frequency of 500 MHz, what length of a pair of conductors is considered to be a transmission line?

a)

0.06 m

b)

0.6 m

c)

0.006 m

16.

For an operating frequency of 60 Hz, what length of a pair of conductors is considered to be a transmission line?

a)

500 m

b)

500 km

c)

5000 m

17.

For an operating frequency of 250 MHz, what length of a pair of conductors is considered to be a transmission line?

a)

0.12 m

b)

0.012

c)

1.2 m

18.

The parallel conductors form a distributed capacitance with the insulation, which acts as the

a)

resistor

b)

capacitor

c)

dielectric

19.

As the frequency increases the resistance along the transmission line increases, this is due to

a)

skim effect

b)

skin effect

c)

line effect

20.

a function of the inductance, resistance, and capacitance in the circuit

a)

characteristic resistance

b)

characteristic voltage

c)

characteristic impedance

21.

If we assume that the length of the line is infinite, this impedance is

a)

capacitive

b)

resistive

c)

inductive

22.

This is achieved if the load resistance is equal to the characteristic impedance

a)

maximum voltage transfer

b)

maximum power transfer

c)

maximum current transfer

23.

The formula in finding the characteristic impedance is

a)

LC\sqrt{\frac{L}{C}}

b)

Lc\sqrt{\frac{L}{c}}

c)

CL\sqrt{\frac{C}{L}}

24.

velocity of propagation of a signal in a cable is greater than the velocity of propagation of light in free space

a)

True

b)

False

25.

Formula for velocity factor

a)

VcVp\frac{V_c}{V_p}

b)

ϵ\sqrt{\epsilon}

c)

VpVc\frac{V_p}{V_c}

26.

A signal applied at one end of a line appears some time later at the other end of the line.

a)

transit time

b)

time lapsed

c)

time first