1. Microstrip is similar to which of the following ?

Circular waveguide

Flat coaxial transmission line

Microwave cavity resonator

Rectangular waveguide

Answer: Flat coaxial transmission line

Explanation:


2. The transmission system using two ground planes is ?

elliptical waveguide

parallel wire line

microstrip

strip line

Answer: strip line

Explanation:


3. In a directional coupler ?

coupling (dB) equals isolation plus directivity

isolation (dB) equals (coupling) (directivity)

isolation (dB) equals coupling plus directivity

directivity (dB) equals isolation plus coupling

Answer: isolation (dB) equals coupling plus directivity

Explanation:


4. In a klystron amplifier the input cavity is called ?

Pierce gun

Buncher

Collector

Catcher

Answer: Buncher

Explanation:


5. In a circular waveguide the dominant mode is ?

TE21

TE01

TE20

TE11

Answer: TE11

Explanation:

Some applications require dual polarization capability. Circular waveguide has this capability. These analysis uses cylindrical coordinates. In circular waveguide TE11 mode has the lowest cut off frequency and is the dominant mode. If D is diameter of waveguide ?c = 1.706 D for TE11 mode ?c = 1.029 D for TE21 mode ?c = 0.82 D for TE01 mode


6. A loss less line of characteristic impedance Z0 is terminated in pure reactance of -jZ0 value. VSWR is ?

infinity

10

2

1

Answer: infinity

Explanation:

A pure reactance does not absorb any power. Therefore VSWR is infinite because |rv| = 1.


7. In which of the following two ground planes are used ?

Coaxial line

Microstrip

Strip line

Parallel wire line

Answer: Strip line

Explanation:


8. Following transmission line can be integrated with ferrite components ?

Fine line

Slot line

Microstrip line

Strip line

Answer: Microstrip line

Explanation:


9. Following planar transmission line is homogeneous transmission line ?

Coplanar waveguide

Microstrip line

Slot line

Strip line

Answer: Strip line

Explanation:


10. Which of the following statements is/are correct ?

Resonant frequencies of a microwave cavity form distinct sets of harmonically related frequency

All the resonant frequencies of a microwave cavity are harmonics of a single frequency

None of the above, because a microwave cavity does not resonate at a number of frequencies

No two of the resonant frequencies of a microwave cavity are harmonics of a single frequency

Answer: Resonant frequencies of a microwave cavity form distinct sets of harmonically related frequency

Explanation: