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MODUL III ENG

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Digital Modulation that changes the amplitude parameter of the carrier signal according to changes in information signal of digital signal...

a)

FSK

b)

ASK

c)

PSK

d)

BPSK

2.

Types of digital modulation are....

a)

ASK, FSK, QPSK

b)

ASK, BPSK, QAM

c)

FSK, PSK, QPSK

d)

ASK, FSK, PSK

3.

The picture shows a constellation diagram of .......

a)

QAM

b)

BPSK

c)

QPSK

d)

ASK

4.

PSK modulation that has several bits in each symbol is 3, the type of ..... modulation

a)

BPSK

b)

QPSK

c)

8 PSK

d)

16 PSK

5.

Definition of ..... is Non-return-to-zero level coding that represents bit 0 = high level and bit 1 = low level

a)

NRZ-I

b)

NRZ-L

c)

RZ

d)

Manchaster

6.

In PSK modulation if it is known n =4, what type of modulation is...

a)

QPSK Type

b)

Type 8-PSK

c)

Type 16-PSK

d)

Type 32-PSK

7.

The frequency of the signal coming from the squaring loop is divided in two so that later the data is obtained in accordance with the input data. This includes the stage...

a)

Sin to square

b)

Squaring loop

c)

Devided by 2

d)

Sampling

8.

The combination of ASK digital modulation with PSK so that the difference between bits, di bits, tri bits is very clearly visible because binary data bits are expressed with differences in amplitude and phase at once. Such modulation belongs to the type of...

a)

QPSK

b)

ASK

c)

QAM

d)

FSK

9.

The following included in the advantages of QAM are, except...

a)

Use of small bandwidth

b)

Resistance to QAM noise is very high so that the noise disturbance is reduced

c)

Have a low probability of error

d)

The capacity of the canal is twice as large as it uses sine waves as well as cosine waves in a single canal.

10.

A code in which a transition (low to high or high to low) at the beginning of a bit time will be known as binary 1 for that bit time. The data coding in question is...

a)

NRZ-I

b)

NRZ-L

c)

NRZ

d)

RZ