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Posttest Remedial Q3 Electronics

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The ability of RADAR to detect wind motions within thunderstorm clouds is due to ____________ technology

a)

Satellite

b)

Microburst

c)

Doppler

d)

Subrefraction

2.

What is the function of a RADAR gun?

a)

measures the speed of the target

b)

measures the height of the target

c)

tracks fast moving targets

d)

controls the target's motion

3.

What can RADARs do, in general?

a)

detect only stationary objects

b)

detect only moving objects

c)

detect stationary and moving objects

d)

detect only incoming objects

4.

Where does modulation happen?

a)

transmitter

b)

receiver

c)

between transmitter and receiver

d)

both transmitter and receiver

5.

What is the advantage of RF amplifier?

a)

Good selectivity

b)

Good signal to noise ratio

c)

Increase sensitivity

d)

Less Crosstalk

6.

At what frequency RF and detection stages are tuned in a TRF radio receiver?

a)

Intermediate Frequency

b)

Radio Frequency

c)

Audio Frequency

d)

Video Frequency

7.

What is the input used at the mixer stage at the superheterodyne receiver?

a)

IF and RF

b)

RF and AF

c)

Intermediate Frequency only

d)

RF and LO frequency

8.

 In a superheterodyne receiver, the IF is 455 kHz. If it is tuned to 1200 kHz, the local oscillator frequency will be ____.

a)

1655 kHz

b)

2110 kHz

c)

745 kHz

d)

910 kHz

9.

In a radio receiver, the local oscillator is tuned to a frequency _______

a)

lower than the incoming frequency

b)

higher than the incoming frequency

c)

equal to incoming frequency

d)

equal to intermediate frequency

10.

As compared to tuned radio frequency receivers which of the following is the advantage of using superheterodyne receivers?

a)

High gain and better sensitivity

b)

Better selectivity at high frequencies

c)

Stability

d)

Noise suppression

11.

What describes the selectivity of a radio receiver?

a)

its ability to reject adjacent unwanted signals

b)

 its ability to amplify weak signals

c)

 the frequency at which it gives maximum amplification to signal

d)

its ability to suppress noise

12.

FM receivers using the standard 88 to 108 MHz band use IF of

a)

8 Mhz

b)

9.9 Mhz

c)

10.7 MHz

d)

12.2 MHz

13.

SNR stands for?

a)

Standard Noise Ratio

b)

Signal-to-Noise Ratio

c)

Standard n-turns Ratio

d)

Standard Noise Transmission Ratio

14.

Which of these tests are used to test FM transmitters?

a)

RF and Audio Quality Tests

b)

THD and SINAD

c)

Audio Signal Power and Balance

d)

Crosstalk and Pilot Supression

15.

In what frequency should the signal generator be tuned in the radio receiver?

a)

Lowest frequency

b)

Medium frequency

c)

Highest frequency

d)

Intermediate frequency