This set of Analog Communication Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on “SSB with Large Carrier”.
1. The time taken by the charge carrier to cross from the emitter to the collector is called ________
a) miller time
b) transit time
c) charge time
d) relaxing time
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Explanation: Transit time is that time which is taken by the charge carriers to move from emitter to collector.
2. The person who sent the first radio signal across the atlantic ocean was ________
a) Marconi
b) Maxwell
c) Hertz
d) Bell
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Explanation: Marconi is the first person who sent the first radio signal across the atlantic ocean. It was Maxwell who originated the theory of radio waves. After some years, it was Hertz who applied Maxwell theories to the production and reception of waves.
3. What is the use of bypass capacitor?
a) to remove RF from non-RF circuits
b) to couple RF around an amplifier
c) acts as low pass filter
d) acts as high pass filter
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Explanation: A bypass capacitor is generally used to dampen the AC or noise present at all frequencies. In communication, it is used to remove RF from non-RF circuits.
4. The ability to change the operating frequency rapidly without a lot of retuning is called ________
a) Agility
b) VCO
c) Mixing
d) Filtering
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Explanation: Agility is the process of changing operating frequency rapidly without a lot of returning.
5. A resonant circuit is used in narrowband RF amplifiers.
a) True
b) False
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Explanation: The quality factor Q, of a resonant circuit is a measure of a quality of resonant circuit, thus indicating the performance of the resonant circuit. Bandwidth can be seen as the ratio of the resonant frequency to quality factor. A higher value for Q means a more narrow bandwidth, which we want in many application.
6. What is the full form of ALC?
a) Amplitude Level Control
b) Automatic Level Control
c) Automatic Limiter Control
d) Amplitude Limiter Control
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Explanation: ALC stands for Automatic Level Control. It is a technology that is used for automatic control of output power.
7. In high level amplitude modulation, power in the sidebands comes from _________
a) Modulating amplifier
b) RF amplifier
c) Driver stage
d) Carrier
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Explanation: In amplitude modulated system, amplitude of the carrier wave is varied in proportion to the amplitude of the original message wave which is to be transmitted. For high level amplitude modulation, power amplifiers are not required and modulating amplifiers is used to give power to sidebands.
8. To generate a SSB signal ________
a) Full carrier AM is required
b) DSB-SC is required
c) Quadrature signal is required
d) High frequency signal is needed
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Explanation: Single side band suppressed carrier modulation technique suppresses the carrier and transmits either of the two sidebands. Thus, this not only reduces the power consumed but also reduces the bandwidth. SSB-SC technique requires a DSB-SC to be passed through a bandpass filter.
9. Which statement is true about direct FM modulator?
a) it integrates the modulating signal
b) it differentiates the modulating signal
c) varies the frequency of carrier oscillator
d) varies the phase of carrier oscillator
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Explanation: Frequency modulated system can be produced either by direct ways or indirect ways. Armstrong method comes under indirect method. Direct FM modulator is generally used to vary the frequency of carrier oscillator, thus being known as frequency discrimination method, while indirect FM modulator varies the phase of carrier oscillator, thus being called phase discrimination method.
10. Which statement is true about indirect FM modulator?
a) it integrates the modulating signal
b) it differentiates the modulating signal
c) varies the frequency of carrier oscillator
d) varies the phase of carrier oscillator
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Explanation: Frequency modulated system can be produced either by direct ways or indirect ways. Armstrong method comes under indirect method. Direct FM modulator is generally used to vary the frequency of carrier oscillator, thus being known as frequency discrimination method, while indirect FM modulator varies the phase of carrier oscillator, thus being called phase discrimination method.
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