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Antenna and Wave Propagation

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

______ is the interface between radio waves propagating through space and electric currents moving in metal conductors, used with a transmitter or receiver.

a)

antenna

b)

circuits

c)

amplifier

d)

mutliplier

2.

In radiation pattern, field intensity decreases with increasing distance as,

a)

1/r

b)

2r

c)

r/4

d)

r x r

3.

In radiation pattern, pattern independent on _______

a)

shape

b)

distance

c)

voltage

d)

current

4.

For Isotropic antenna, the value of beam area and directivity is

a)

4pi and 1

b)

2pi and -1

c)

4pi and -1

d)

2pi and 1

5.

For isotropic antenna, the value of efficiency factor is between

a)

-1 < k < 1

b)

0 < k < 1

c)

k = 1

d)

k = 0

6.

Gain is lower than Directivity is due to ______

a)

energy losses

b)

Ohmic losses

c)

scattering loss

d)

lossless medium

7.

Poynting vector is defined as

a)

power flow per unit area

b)

current flow per unit potential

c)

point per unit differential area

d)

potential per unit differential area

8.

Power density at any distance from an isotropic antenna is simply the transmitted power dived by the _______ at that distance.

a)

area of square

b)

area of rectangle

c)

area of circle

d)

area of sphere

9.

In Isotropic Antenna, if the radiated power is calculated by taking half-wave dipole as the reference, ______

a)

Effective Aperture

b)

Effective Radiated Power

c)

Power density

d)

Radiation Intensity

10.

The amount of power that an isotropical antenna radiated to produce the peak power density observed in the direction of maximum antenna gain, _____

a)

EIRP

b)

ERP

c)

Peak Gain

d)

Directivity

11.

_____ is focused in a particular direction, while it is transmitting or receiving.

a)

Radiated power

b)

Radiated intensity

c)

Gain

d)

Directivity

12.

______ of a non-isotropic antenna is equal to the ratio of the radiation intensity in a given direction to the radiation intensity of the isotropic source.

a)

directivity

b)

gain

c)

beam area

d)

power density

13.

The energy radiated by an antenna is represented by the ______ of the antenna.

a)

Radiation pattern

b)

Radiation Intensity

c)

Radiation resistance

d)

Radiation power density

14.

____ pattern is sharp directional pencil shaped pattern.

a)

omni-directional

b)

pencil-beam

c)

broad beam

d)

isotropic beam

15.

The beam which is non-uniform and patternless is known as _____

a)

shaped beam

b)

fan beam

c)

pencil beam

d)

omni directional beam

16.

The antenna impedance must be matched by the ______ it if maximum _______ is to be achieved

a)

line feeding, power transfer

b)

power transfer, voltage

c)

voltage, current

d)

line feeding, radiation resistance

17.

An antenna with an aperture at the end can be termed as ________ antenna

a)

aperture

b)

omni directional

c)

isotropic

d)

lossless

18.

______ is the ratio between reradiated power and power density of incident wave.

a)

scattering aperture

b)

scattering ratio

c)

loss aperture

d)

collecting aperture

19.

The value of scattering ratio ranges from ______

a)

-inf to inf

b)

0 to inf

c)

-inf to 0

d)

-1 to 1

20.

_____ is ratio of maximum effective aperture to the physical aperture

a)

scattering ratio

b)

absorption ratio

c)

aperture efficiency

d)

physical aperture