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Radio Frequency design

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Light year is a measurement of

a)

Speed of light

b)


Speed of rockets

c)
  • Stellar distances

d)


Speed of aeroplanes

2.

What frequency range is generally referred to as the UHF (Ultra High Frequency)?

a)

3 kHz - 30 MHz

b)

30 MHz - 300 MHz

c)


300 MHz - 3 GHz

d)

3 GHz - 30 GHz

3.

Which part of RF circuit is responsible for encoding and decoding signals?

a)

Low Noise Amplifier

b)

Demodulator

c)

Power Amplifier

d)


Display Screen

4.

What is the role of a mixer in a radio frequency design?

a)

To amplify the signal

b)

To filter out unwanted frequencies

c)

To convert the frequency of the signal

d)

To decode the signal

5.

Passive components exhibit

a)

LC active network

b)

Ideal frequency response

c)

Inductors external to IC package

d)

Nonideal frequency response

6.

The incident and reflected waves are related to each other through a transmission line parameter called

a)


Reflection coefficient

b)

Reflection Current

c)


Standing waves

d)

Incident current

7.

The ratio of the maximum to minimum magnitudes of voltage or current on a line having standing waves is called

a)

Standing wave ratio

b)

Smooth line

c)

Reflection Coefficient

d)

surge impedance

8.

The loop resistance per unit length of the transmission line is

a)

Capacitance

b)


Inductance

c)


Resistance

d)


Conductance

9.

The primary constants of a transmission line

a)

Resistance

b)

Propagation constant

c)

Characteristic impedance

10.

Current is flowing essentially on the surface of the conductor in a skin of very small depth.

a)

Capacitance

b)

skin effect

c)

Conductance

d)

Inductance

11.

Which circuit is used to replace inductor in IC components?

a)

PN-junction diode

b)


RC active network

c)


LC active network

d)

None of the above

12.

What is the phenomenon called when the radio frequency signal travels along the surface of the wire rather than through it?

a)


Surface effect

b)

Shell effect

c)


Skin effect

d)


Shade effect

13.

At high frequencies, resistors behave as

a)


Only Series inductors

b)

only Series Conductor

c)


Both Series Inductor and Parallel Capacitor

d)

Only parallel Capacitor

14.

The component which cannot generate increase in power is said to be

a)

Active

b)

Passive

c)


Digital

d)


None of these

15.

What is the process of converting one form of energy into radio waves called?

a)

Demodulation

b)


Modulation

c)

Amplification

d)

Attenuation

16.

Which component is used to store energy in an electric field in a radio frequency design?

a)


Capacitor

b)

Resistor

c)


Inductor

d)


Transistor

17.

What is the purpose of an antenna in a radio frequency design?

a)

To convert electrical energy into light

b)

To convert radio waves into sound waves

c)

To convert electrical energy into radio waves

d)

To convert radio waves into heat

18.

Transmission line analysis is used when?

a)

The length of the transmission line is long

b)

The frequency of operation is low

c)

None of the above

19.

In general, a line is considered as a transmission line if its length exceeds how many wavelength?

a)

1/8

b)

1/4

c)

1/16

d)

1/2

20.

A transmission line can be used as a resonant circuit.

a)

YES

b)

NO

21.

Which is not an Application of Transmission Lines?

a)

Pulse generator

b)

Tuned circuits

c)

Phase delay

d)

Impedance Matching

22.

The unit of attenuation constant is

a)

Neper

b)

Bel

c)


Decibel

d)

None

23.

A network which is used to match the load impedance with source impedance is called---

a)

Unmatching Network

b)

Balanced Network

c)


Matching network

24.

Impedance matching is achieved when load impedance---- to input impedance

a)


proportional

b)


In Equal

c)

Equal

d)


None of these

25.

Impedance matching device between the source and load to achieve impedance matching is called

a)


Stub


b)

load

c)


section