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149W
170W
124.5W
135W
83.30%
94.40%
96%
88.88%
Interlace ratio
Form factor
Aspect Ratio
None of above
32
455 KHz
10.7 MHz
70 MHz
118.7 MHz
It prevents overloading
It removes distortions
RF amplifier
Mixer
Amplitude limiter
AGC
Poor linearity
No amplitude limiting
Tuning is difficult
All of above
AM receiver is tuned to 600 KHz with quality factor Q=100, IF value 455
KHz. Image rejection in dB
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
-20dB
-30dB
-35.5dB
-46.5dB
Armstrong modulator
equal to
three times
two times
less than
900
450
22.50
150
16
Two IF
Two detectors
8000 samples/sec
16000 samples/sec
20000 samples/sec
44100 samples/sec
Low SNR
Distorted speech
PWM System
Synchronization is necessary in
A
PAM system
C
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
PPM System
None of above
1280 Kbps
140 Kbps
70 Kbps
64 kbps
Companding is used to
A
Remove noise
890-915 MHz
935-960 MHz
890-960 MHz
890-910 MHz
45 MHz
95 MHz
25 MHz
50 MHz
If PN chip rate is 30x10 and message bit rate is 1000, Processing gain of
DSSS system is ..
A
3000
6000
30000
60000
2 GHz - 4 GHz
4 GHz - 8 GHz
8 GHz - 12 GHz
12 GHz - 18 GHz
1 GHz
5 GHz
10 GHz
15 GHz
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
104 kbps
64 kbps
13 kbps
2.2 kbps
Waveform coding
Parametric coding
Channel coding
Hybrid coding
1 dB
3 dB
6 dB
12 dB
All of above
an even symmetry
a conjugate symmetry
an odd symmetry
no symmetry
Zero variance
0.5
Temperature
Center frequency
Bandwidth
Boltzmann's constant
C
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
None of above
Calculate output SNR in dB for three identical links. SNR of one link 60 dB
A
57 dB
180 dB
51.23 dB
55.23 dB
Positive RF peak of AM signal rise to 12V and drop to minimum value of 4V.
Modulation index is
A
0.25
0.33
0.5
0.66
0.1
10
50
100
AM Signal
DSBSC Signal
PM Signal
PWM Signal
doubled
halved
remains constant
increase by 10
UHF
Ultraviolet
Infrarred
Glass fiber has core refractive index n1=1.5 and cladding refractive index
n2=1. Multipath dispersion would be . (c=3x108 m/s)
A
2.5 ns/m
2.5 S/m
C
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
5 ns/m
5 S/m
In CDMA systems
A
None of above
Equal to
Smaller than
Greater than
Independent of
Numerical aperture (NA) and acceptance angle of fiber optic cable related
by equation
A
NA=sin
NA=tan
NA=sin-1
NA=(1-sin2)1/2
What is total SSB transmitter power if carrier power 10W modulated with
modulation index m=0.5
A
0.625 W
1.25 W
2.5 W
5W
What is total SSB transmitter power if carrier power 10W modulated with
modulation index m=0.5
A
0.625 W
1.25 W
2.5 W
5W
both A & B
None of above
In GSM system case 1: cluster size N=7 case 2: cluster size N=19
A
No effect of N on SIR
In GSM system case 1: cluster size N=7 case 2: cluster size N=19
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
No effect of N on channel
capacity
None of above
Remains same
15
25
40
200
hand-off possibilities
frequency resue
higher bandwidth
AMPS
GSM
IMT-2000
NAMTS
Reduce handoffs
Reduce bandwidth
requirement
60
61
Q=R/D
2
Q=D/R
Q=RxD
Q=D/R
A cellular system has 12 macro-cells with 10 channels per cell. Each macro
cell is splitted into 3 microcells. Find out total available channels after
splitting
A
40
120
360
30
A
C
62
65
66
67
68
69
70
GPRS
CDMA2000 1xRTT
B
D
EDGE
IS95
64
B
D
63
TACS
GPRS
B
D
GSM
ISDN
LED
Photodiode
LASER
FET
Optical fiber having core refractive index n1=1.4 and cladding refractive
index n2=1.05. Its numerical aperture will be
A
0.926
0.8
0.35
0.15
50
100
200
400
Bluetooth
ZigBee
UWB
WiMAX
None of above
Operates slowely
C
71
72
73
74
75
Higher cost
1 and 2/3
1 and 4/3
2 and 4/3
Rayleigh
Poisson
Gaussian
Rician
Average voltage
Average current
Average frequency
Integrator
Differentiator
Predictor
Equalizer
76
77
78
79
Sampling interval
B Number of quantization levels
Frequency of information
C
D None of above
signal
In PCM system, sampling rate is determined by
A
Parsevals Theorem
Nyquist Theorem
Fourier Transform
Hysenberg Theorem
20 Hz to 20 KHz
500 Hz to 10 KHz
300 Hz to 5 KHz
3-30 MHz
30-300 MHz
300-3000 MHz
3-30 GHz
Modulation
Multiplexing
C
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
Detection
Telemetry
PPM
PWM
PAM
All of above
PWM
PPM
PCM
AM
PAM
PWM
PCM
AM
PWM
PCM
DM
ADM
remains constant
increases rapidly
decreases rapidly
None of above
4 bit
5 bit
8 bit
32 bit
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
21.53
11.07
10.44
0.63
1 V
2 V
8 V
16 V
What is the relation between Noise Bandwidth and 3-dB bandwidth in ideal
systems?
A
BN > B3dB
BN = B3dB
BN =0.5* B3dB
BN = 0.5**B3dB
What is the relation between Noise Bandwidth and 3-dB bandwidth in Low
pass filter?
A
BN > B3dB
BN = B3dB
BN =0.5* B3dB
BN = 0.5**B3dB
0.5 pW
0.557 pW
1 pW
1.557 pW
2.6x10-5
0.025
26x10-5
6x10-8
remains constant
Decrease to half
0.40 V
1.28 V
0.16 V
1.19 V
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
Envelope detector
Synchronous detector
Ratio detector
None of above
Horizontal line
Vertical line
Parabola
Hyperbola
RF Stage
Mixer Stage
IF stage
Detector stage
Increase by 100%
Increase by 50%
Increase by 25%
VSB
SSBSC
DSBSC
AM
For FDM systems used in telephone, which of the following system used
A
AM
FM
SSB
DSBSC
990 KHz
1010 KHz
1020 KHz
1030 KHz
990 KHz
1000 KHz
1010 KHz
1020 KHz
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
0.25
0.5
0.75
1.1
0.67
0.55
0.25
0.94
0.83
0.69
0.33
AM signal has carrier power 1 KW. In each sideband, there is 200 Watt.
What is modulation index?
A
0.201
0.404
0.8
0.894
Non-linear amplifier
Linear amplifier
Class C amplifier
Harmonic amplifier
3.33
10
30
10
Modulating frequency
Carrier frequency
Maximum amplitude of
modulating signal
Poor sensitivity
Tuning is difficult
Poor fidelity
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
Silicon diode
Tunnel diode
PIN diode
10.7 MHz
50 KHz
100 KHz
200 KHz
RFC is used
Parallel combination of RC
Diode detector
Phase discriminator
Ratio detector
PLL Detector
None of above
Only FDMA
Only TDMA
As per IEEE 802.11g standard WLAN devices which are 50 meter apart can
send and receive data up to .
A
64 kbps
2 MBPS
11 MBPS
54 MBPS
GPRS is.
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
None of above
2 MBPS
8 MBPS
54 MBPS
75 MBPS
transmitter
receiver
radio module
transponder
IEEE 802.15.1 Bluetooth system has typical frequency hop rate of ______
hops per second
A
512
800
1600
3200
IEEE 802.11 WLAN physical layer with 2 MBPS with base band modulation
DSSS uses carrier modulation scheme _____________.
A
BPSK
QPSK
DQPSK
QAM
2 MB
2.5 MB
10 MB
20 MB
DSSS
OFDM
FHSS-CDMA
FHSS-TDMA
In close loop power control, base station sends power control messages to
mobile handset at every .
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
1 ms
10 ms
100 ms
500 ms
16
32
64
512
BPSK
QPSK
DQPSK
QAM
2 Mcps
8 Mcps
3.84 Mcps
16 Mcps
LPC
RELP
Adaptive CELP
DPCM
+23 dBm
+13 dBm
+9 dBm
+3 dBm
remains constant
increases
increases significantly
decreases
All of these
FDMA
FHSS
DSSS
THSS
In DSSS system, code rate is 48 Mcps and information signal rate 4.8 Kbps,
Processing gain in dB is
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
4.8 dB
48 dB
40 dB
60 dB
5 dB
50 dB
4 dB
40 dB
200 KHz
600 KHz
1.25 MHz
10 MHz
Once link with nearest base station is established in CDMA, open loop
power setting is adjusted in 1 dB increments after every ______ by
command from base station.
A
1 second
1.25 second
10 ms
1.25 ms
Which one out of following offers high spectrum efficiency with constant
amplitude ?
A
FSK
QPSK
GMSK
QAM
1.25 ms
120 ms
4.615 ms
125 s
200 kbps
270.833 kbps
64 kbps
2 Mbps
1.35 bps/Hz
1 bps/Hz
C
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
2 bps/Hz
4 bps/Hz
Channel availability
Congestion information
All of above
16
Um Interface
A-bis
3 dB
6 dB
12 dB
15 dB
28 times
7 times
4 times
1.7 times
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
neighboring cells
Co-channel cells
Clusters
The distance between the centers of two hexagonal cells, if radius of cell is
2 km
A
23
43
3.5 km2
7 km2
14 km2
143 km2
Service area is covered with 10 clusters each having 7 cells in it. 16 channels
are assigned to each cell. The number of channels per cluster are ..
A
1120
112
70
None of above
1000
5000
10000
20000
12
16
circular, circular
circular, hexagonal
hexagonal, hexagonal
hexagonal, circular
C
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
10 W
20 W
30 W
3.33 W
AM
FM
PM
PCM
Two sinusoids of same amplitude and frequencies of 10 KHZ and 11 KHz are
added together and applied to ideal frequency detector. Output of the
detector is .
A
21 KHz sinusoid
1 KHz sinusoid
3.4 KHz
5 KHz
15 KHz
20 KHz
Gets doubled
Increase by 20 KHz
Increase by 10 KHz
proportional to deviation
proportional to cube of
deviation
inversely proportional to
deviation
Proportional to square of
deviation
40 KHz
90 KHz
140 KHz
200 KHz
Noise immunity
Fidelity
Capture effect
Sputtering effect
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
0.12 V2
0.012 V2
0.0012 V2
0.000012 V2
64 KBPS
2.048 MBPS
4 MBPS
8 MBPS
48 dB
56.8 dB
64 dB
67.78 dB
Synchronous TDM
Asynchronous TDM
Any TDM
None of above
low bandwidth
simple hardware
better SNR
Transmission bandwidth
large DC component
Favorable PSD
Timing recovery
Which one of following line code has no DC component and clock recovery
property?
A
Manchestor
NRZ
RZ
None of above
ASK
BFSK
BPSK
DPSK
2AT/N
2A2T/N
C
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
AT
A/N
AND gate
OR gate
Ex-NOR gate
NAND gate
45 s
50 s
200 s
250 s
Analog modulators
800
400
200
100
Multipath fading
Doppler effect
Intersymbol interference
Two main reasons for rapid fluctuations of the signal amplitude in mobile
communication are ..
A
C
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
<0.1 s
0.5 s
3 s
5 s
899.99 MHz
900.00006 MHz
900 MHz
900.03 MHz
Flat channel
Scattering
Reflection
Shadow fading
Doppler effect
None of above
3.33 s
33.3 s
333.3 s
3 ms
Availability of channels
Blocking probability
Traffic characteristics
System overheads
C
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
None of above
Radius of split cell is one half of oringinal cell. Coverage area of split cell is
__________ the coverage area of original cell.
A
Half
Double
one fourth
Four times
In a flat operating terrain, doubling cell site antenna height results into ..
A
3 dB increase in gain
6 dB increase in gain
9 dB increase in gain
8 dB increase in gain
5 to 10 second
2 to 5 second
1 to 2 second
3 dB
6 dB
9 dB
12 dB
If calling rate average is 20 calls per minute and average holding time is 3
minutes then offered traffic load in Erlang is .
A
6.66
30
60
360
All of above
Binary symmetric channel transmitting 1's and 0's with equal probabilties
has an error rate of 0.01. Channel transmission rate will be ...
A
0.9
0.909
0.99
0.92
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
64 KBPS
32 KBPS
33.89 KBPS
16 KBPS
8 bit
4 bit
1 bit
8 bit
4 bit
1 bit
0.25
1 bit/message
1.75 bit/message
2 bit/message
4 bit/message
4 kbps
8.02 kbps
20.11 kbps
32.40 kbps
1 s
64 s
125 s
625 s
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
e-T
e-Tsin(ht)
e-Tsin(t)
e-T/2sin(2ht)
All of above
Reduce ISI
Reduce bandwidth
None of above
0 dB
3 dB
-1.59 dB
1.33 dB
0.25
0.5
0.85
0.9
4:3
16:9
9:16
3:4
Both A and B
None of above
786
1280
1920
2400
1 MHz
40 GHz
C
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
100KHz
10 GHz
Astable multivibrator
D-Flip flop
Monostable multivibrator
Schmit trigger
1.2 MB
1.8 MB
30 KB
64 KB
2.4 kbps
4 kbps
8 kbps
16 kbps
128 kbps
192 kbps
256 kbps
384 kbps
Transversal filter
All of above
Digital Connection
All of above
Equalizer is used to ..
A
To reduce bandwidth
requirement for transmission.
All of above
pulse
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
Pitch
Gain
Sample value
Voice/Unvoiced determination
160
200
320
400
Following circuit is not used in detecting information from the PPM signal
A
Bistable multivibrator
Amplifier
Monostable multivibrator
All of above
All of above
RTS
Strobe
CTS
DTR
0.0833
0.05
0.5
All of above
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
All of above
Bandwidth of transmitted
signal must be large enough
None of above
C=2Blog10(1+SNR)
C=2Blog2(SNR)
C=Blog2(1+SNR)
Vowels
Voiced sound
Unvoiced sound
Pitch
12.5 S
125 S
1250 S
None of above
Number of scanning lines and trace time per line in CCIR-B Television
system used in India is
A
625 lines, 52 S
525 lines, 53 S
625 lines, 64 S
525 lines,12 S
One time slot of a TDMA frame in GSM standard contains ____ bits
encrypted data
A
156.25
114
57
26
One slot of TDMA frame in GSM standard contains total ___ bits
A
156.25
114
57
26
244
245
246
247
248
249
250
HLR
VLR
EIR
AuC
Speech coding
Channel coding
Bit interleaving
Equalisation
PRMA
TDMA
FDMA
CDMA
Omnidirectional antenna
Parabolic antenna
Dish antenna
Source encoding
Channel coding
Interleaving
Channel Equalisation
In M-ary coding system, signaling rate Rs=1/Ts and data rate Rb=1/Tb are
related as:
A
Ts=Tblog2M
Ts=TbxM
Ts=2Tblog10M
Rs=Rblog2M
To help synchronization
All of above
ELECTRO-MAGNET
x x E is
A
. E - 2 E
2 E - . E
2 E + E
. E - E .
Unit vector of E is
A
E/E
E ( ax + ay + az )
E.E
E/E
E x H is
A
EH cos
EH sin
EH sin an
EH cos an
E x ( A + C ) is
A
ExC+ExA
E.A+ExC
A.E + C.E
AxEExC
Gradient of a scalar is
A
Not defined
A vector
a scalar
Not periodic
Divergence of a vector is
A
Not defined
a scalar
A vector
meter
1/meter
dB
2 operates
A
Only on scalar
Only on vector
Only on a constant
ax . ax is
A
ax
ay
10
11
12
13
ax . ay
A
az
-az
ax
az
-az
ax
az
ay
17
18
xH=D
xH=0
B
D
xH=J
xH=E
In free space
A
16
ax is
15
ay is
14
is
xE=0
.D =
v
B
D
xE=
x E = - B/t
t
v
Unit of E is
A
Volt
Amp/m
Volt/m
Volt/coulomb
Unit of H is
A
Weber
ampere
Volt/m
Amp/m
Unit of D is
A
Wb/m
Amp/m
C/m2
C/m
E/t
t
D is
19
20
21
22
23
24
.D/t
D t is
A
B/t
B t
-B/t
B t
D/t
D t + J
x E is
The electric flux density , D is
A
E / 0
Weber
Gauss
Tesla
Coulomb
In free space
A
C
25
27
B
D
xE=0
.E = /
v
In free space
A
26
. E = 0
.E =
. B = 0
xB= H
0
B
D
. B = H
. B = H /
0
=0
J = 1 Amp/m2
r = 0
r = 0
Amp/m
Amp/m2
Amp/m3
Amp
28
29
Amp/m2
Amp/m
Amp
Amp-m
Amp/m
Amp-m
30
31
32
33
34
35
Amp
2
Amp/m
Farad
Henry
Farad/m
Henry/m
Henry/m
Farad/m
Henry
Weber
E/
E/t
t
0 E
Ez = 0
Ez f(y)
Ez f(x)
Ez = 0 , Hz = 0
Zero
Equal to current
36
37
38
39
40
41
dB/m
V/m
Amp/m
Coloumb/m
3 x 108 m/s
6 x 108 cm/s
2 x 108 cm/s
3 x 108 m/s
3 x 108 cm/s
3 x 106 cm/s
3 x 1010 cm/s
dB
Meter
Neper
radian
Zero
EH
Equation of continuity is
A
C
42
43
44
.J = - /t
t
.J = /t
t
v
B
D
.J = -
.J =
v
/t
t
D/t
D t
B/t
B t
-B/t
B t
Amp/m2
Volt/m2
Amp
Amp/m
Boundary conditions on E is
A
an X (E1 E2 ) = 0
Et1 = Et2
an . (E1 E2 ) = 0
an . E1 = 0
45
46
47
48
49
Boundary conditions on H is
A
Ht1 = Ht2
Ht1 - Ht2 = Js
an X (H1 H2 ) = Js
an X (H1 H2 ) = 0
Boundary conditions on B is
A
an X (B1 B2 ) = 0
an . (B1 B2 ) = 0
an . (H1 H2 ) = Js
Bn1 = Bn2
Boundary conditions on D is
A
an . (D1 D2 ) = 0
an . (D1 D2 ) = s
an X (D1 D2 ) = s
an X (D1 D2 ) = 0
Boundary conditions on J is
A
an X (J1 J2 ) = 0
an . (J1 J2 ) = 0
an X (J1 J2 ) = Js
an . (J1 J2 ) = Js
50
51
52
53
.A = - V /t
t
x A = B
B
D
x A = H
.A = - V /t
t
Equation of continuity is
A
J.dS = I
J.dS = Q
J.dS = J
J.dS = v
Sqrt( / )
Sqrt( j / ( + j )
Sqrt( / )
Sqrt( )
277
120
377
1202
2 E = 0 0 E /t
t
2 E = 0 0 2E /t
t
2 V = - v /
2 E = 2E /t
t
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
Yes
Some times
None of these
/f
f /
Zero
infinite
Propagation constant
itself
( / ) >> 1
( / ) << 1
( / ) = 1
( / ) = 0
( / ) >> 1
( / ) << 1
( / ) = 0
( / ) = 1
Directly proportional to
conductivity
Inversely proportional to
conductivity
62
Inversely proportional to
conductivity
Not a function of conductivity
C
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
Directly proportional to
Not a function of
Inversely proportional to
Not Inversely proportional to
square root of
Is inversely proportional to
frequency
Sqrt( / )
Is a function of frequency
Is independent of , and f
Total power
-1
10
Brewster angle is
A
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
The range of HF is
A
3-30 kHz
30-300 kHz
3-30 MHz
30-300 MHz
3-30 MHz
30-300 MHz
Isotropic antenna
Half-wave dipole
Dish antenna
Dipole
Monopole
dish
horn
Log-periodic
dipole
Yagi-Uda
Horn
dipole
Yagi-Uda
Monopole
rhombic
dipole
Log-periodic
Rhombic
Parabolic dish
Yagi-Uda
Rhombic
Parabolic dish
Loop
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
10
1.5
1.64
1.64
1.5
2.0
5.0
More than 1
10
More than 1
Radar antenna is
A
Parabolic dish
dipole
Horn
waveguide
Inductive reactance
Capacitive reactance
Purely resistive
73
80 2 ( dl / )2
80 ( dl / )2
80 2 ( dl / )
80 ( dl / )
Dipole
Parabolic dish
Yagi-uda
helical
89
y-directed
x-directed
z-directed
-directed
E=-
E = - V - A /t
t
E = - V - D /t
t
E = - V - H /t
t
Polarization of electromagnetic
wave
Power flow
Frequency dependent
Frequency independent
Equal to
Equal to 0.2
> /2
/2
< /2
Vmin / Vmax
Vmax / Vmin
Vreflected / Vincident
Vmax
104 Antenna is a
A
transducer
filter
Regulator
amplifier
73
< 73
> 73
Infinity
High
low
constant
Very high
Active element
Driven element
Parasitic element
Identical to dipole
Active element
Driven element
Identical to dipole
Parasitic element
Narrow band
Wide band
Frequency independent
Frequency dependent
Perpendicular to dipole
- directed
circular
2/Nd
Sqrt(2 / N d )
2 sqrt( / N d )
2 sqrt(2 / N d )
2/Nd
2 sqrt(2 / N d )
2 2 / N d
Sqrt(N d / 2 )
/2
/4
0.212
0.121
0.312
0.51
Zero
-13.5 dB
-20 dB
Zero dB
strongly
Weakly
Uniformly
easily
In -direction
Elliptical
1.76 dB
2.15 dB
3 dB
0 dB
f0 / Q
Q / f0
f0 Q
f0 / Q
Sound sensor
Light sensor
Temperature sensor
Colour sensor
H = - sin Az/r
r
H = 0
H = H
H = Hr
r = / 2
r = / 6
r = /
r=
r = v0 /
r = v0 / 2
r = v0 /
r = v0 /
0 dB
1 dB
10 dB
dB
Vertical polarization
horizontal polarization
Circular polarization
Elliptical polarization
Rr only
Rr and Rl
Rl only
P E2
PE
P E
1/ E
129 For radiation pattern measurement the distance of the far field region is
A
r > 2 D2 /
r < D2 /
r= /
r= D/
Geometric transverse
electromagnetic cell
Giga hertz
Upto 30 MHz
132
Equal to 3 dB bandwith
gp / gd
gd / gp
gp
gd
D /
Path difference x
136 If the response of a vertical dipole is 1 for a unity normalized input power , the
polarization is
C
Vertical
Horizontal
Circular
elliptical
137 If the response of RCP helix is zero , the polarization of test antenna is
A
LCP
RCP
Horizontal
Vertical
138 If the response of RCP helix is maximum , the polarization of test antenna is
A
LCP
RCP
Horizontal
Vertical
139 If the response of LCP helix is maximum , the polarization of test antenna is
A
LCP
RCP
Horizontal
Vertical
140 If the response of a horizontal dipole is maximum , the polarization of test antenna is
A
Horizontal
Vertical
Circular
elliptical
141 If the response of any type of antenna is 0.5 for unity normalized power, the
polarization of test antenna is
A
Linear
Horizontal
Vertical
unpolarised
1,2,1
1,3,1
1,4,1
2,3,2
1,3,1,1
1,2,2,1
1,3,3,1
1,4,4,1
10 log ( ( 4 d )/ )2
10 log ( / ( 4 d ))2
zero
10 log { ( / ( 4 d ))2 * 1/ ( GT
GR ) }
10 log { ( ( 4 d )/ ) * GT GR }
10 log { ( ( 4 d )/ )2 * 1/ ( GT
GR ) }
10 log { ( / ( 4 d )) * ( GT
GR ) }
La = ( / ( 4 d ))2
La = ( ( 4 d )/ )2
La = 10log10( ( 4 d )/ )2 * 1/ (
GT GR )
La = 10log10( ( 4 d )/ )2
Te / T0
1 + (Te / T0 )
1 - (Te / T0 )
1 + (Te / T0 )2
0 to 1
1 to
0 to
- to
SLR is small
Sinusoidal
constant
Triangular
parabolic
154 When the array length high, the null to-null beam width is
A
Small
High
Constant
infinity
Very high
Zero
moderate
157 If a charge is moving with a uniform velocity in an infinite straight wire , the
radiaton is
A
Infinite
Moderate
Zero
high
Exists
Is infinite
Radiates
Stores energy
oscillates
No radiation
Radiation
Stored energy
Acceleration of antenna
Is zero
Exists
162 The primary equation for electromagnetic radiation in a very thin z-directed wire of
length L
A
L dIz / dt = L L az
L dIz / dt = L L ay
L dIz / dt = L ay
L dIz / dt = L L
zero
Finite
Moderate
Pr / 4 r2
Pr / 4 r
Pr / 4
Pr
Parabolic dish
Dipole
Horn
Yagi-uda antenna
Isotropic radiator
Directional radiator
Omni-directional radiator
Point source
Omni-directional
Point sources
Directional antennas
Isotropic antennas
Three components
Two components differing by 900
phase
phase
170 If there exists two orthogonal linear components which are in time phase,
polarization is
A
Linear
Circular
Elliptical
Not present
gp / gd
gd / gp
Transmitter power
Angular region
Antenna type
Far-field region
Near-field region
Far-field region
Near-field region
R 0.62 * sqrt( D / )
R 2D2 /
R 0.62 * sqrt( D3 / )
R > 2D2 /
R < 2D2 /
R 0.62 * sqrt( D3 / )
R 0.62 * sqrt( D3 / )
Watts
Watts/m2
Watts/m3
nil
Degrees
Radian
Sterradian
nil
h/
2 h/
2/h
Rr (0 / e )2
Rr (e / 0 )2
Rr
Rr 0
185
Array factor
Element pattern
kd cos 0
-kd cos 0
-kd
kd
187 Super directivity obtained by reducing the spacing and increasing the number of
elements results in
A
Small Q
Unpolarised waves
/2
/4
191
Circle
Figure-eight pattern
Unidirectional pattern
Multidirectional pattern
No radiation pattern
VLF
HF
Microwave frequency
UHF
Form an array
Increased
Not affected
Made ideal
Limited
Bidirectional pattern
Unidirectional pattern
Satellite reception
FM reception
Mobile reception
0.216
12.6
1.26
1.06
1.26
0.126
1.06
1.0
1.477
1000
100
10
13
130
20
200
Zero
Infinite
More
reduced
0.25
795 mW / m2
79.5 mW / m2
795 W / m2
79.5 W / m2
Very poor
Poor
Very good
average
Poor
Very poor
Very good
good
Finite
V0
/ 2
3 / 2
/ 2
/ 4
/ 3
400 watts
200 watts
50 watts
25 watts
213
zero
Reflection coeeficient
1T
214 The Rayleigh criterion in the case of reflection of electromagnetic wave from semirough surface is
A
Cos i > / 8d
Cos i = / 8d
Cos i < / 8d
Cos i = 0
215 The percent bandwidth of an antenna with an optimum frequency of operation of 500
MHz and - 3 dB frequencies of 300 MHz and 350 MHz is
A
20 %
100 %
500 %
10 %
216 The received power of a receiving antenna whose effective area is 0.2 m2 for an
200
20
50
500
Power gain
1.64
1.5
73
36.5
293
Input impedance
1.5
1.64
1.5
Sin2
1.64
221 If the resistance part of antenna is 100 , radiation resistance is 80 , the antenna
efficiency is
A
0.8
10/8
0.4
8/18
222 If is the angle between the axis of a receiving dipole and the direction of electric
field , the polarization loss factor is
A
Sin
cos
tan
sec
0.4
0.45
0.55
0.2 2
0.25 2
0.119 2
0.3 2
=1
= gp
= gd
228
Directional antenna
Dipole
Parabolic dish
Isotropic antenna
(4 )2
229 Directivity is
inversely proportional to square of
beam width
Directly proportional to square of
C Directly proportional to beam width
D
beam width
230 If the direction of propagation of an electromagnetic wave is in z-direction , the
polarization is in
A
z-direction
y-direction
x-direction
Circular polarization
231 If the quality factor of an antenna is 1000 , resonant frequency is 10 MHz its band
width is
A
100 kHz
10 kHz
10 Hz
10 MHz
1000 cm2
(1/4 ) m2
4 m2
10 m2
100
1,000
10
100 k
1 dB
10 dB
100 dB
0 dB
A conductor
A bad conductor
An insulator
A good insulator
dl
(dl)2
1/ dl
1/(dl)2
Watts / m3
watts
Watts / m2
Volt-ampere
3/2
2/3
1.64
Vertical
Horizontal
- polarization
elliptical
240 To receive horizontally polarized wave , the receiving antenna should be polarised
A
Vertically
Horizontally
Circularly
Elliptically
Zero
Finite
Sqrt( )
Only
only
f only
, and f
Zero
Infinity
Finite
-1
245
-1
Infinity
Finite
Zero
C / m3
C / m2
C/m
Ampere
Amp/m
Amp/m2
H/m
Wb
Wb/m
Tesla/m
Wb/m2
Volt/m2
Volt/m
Volt
Volt-m
xE
B/
.B
P/E
249 H is
>1
( ax + j ay ) e j ( t
ax e j ( t
-z)
-z)
( ax + j ay ) e j ( t )
ay e j ( t
-z)
Zero impedance
Infinite impedance
Impedance inversion
Zero
Reflected completely
Transmitted completely
Refracted completely
( ax + j ay ) e j ( t
Ex a x e j ( t
-z)
-z)
( Ex ax + j Eyay ) e j ( t
Eyay e j ( t
-z)
A dipole antenna
A dish antenna
A horn
lens
/2
/4
>
EH
E2
None of these
XB=
XB=J
. B = 0 J
XB=0
-z)
D / 0
D / 0
0 D
/ 0
Ex = 0
Hx = 0
Ex = 0 and Hx = 0
None of these
D/t
J/t
1/
None of these
P= - E x H*
P= E x H*
P= E x H*
None of these
E=-V
E = - V -A/t
E = - V -B
E=-V-D
Longitudinal in nature
Transverse in nature
Vertically directed
ExH
E.H
Gausss law
Faradays law
Coulombs law
5.0 A/m2
20.0 A/m2
40.0 A/m2
20 A
Different fields
Different Sources
None of these
Inversely proportional to
Inversely proportional to
Directly proportional to
Directly proportional to
Very small
Very large
Moderate
None of these
274
275
1 / 60 A/m
60 A/m
120 A/m
240 A/m
Good conductor
Good dielectric
Semi conductor
None of these
Good conductor
Good dielectric
Semi conductor
Semi dielectric
None of these
277 The electric field intensity E at appoint (1,2,2) due to (1/9) nc located at (0,0,0) is
A
33 v/m
0.333 V/m
C
278
279
0.33 V/m
Zero
If E is a vector , then . x E is
A
None of these
B=H
B=H/
None of these
Independent of f
None of these
The direction of E
The direction of H
The direction of E x H
Ex = 0
Hx = 0
H y = 0 , Ey = 0
Hz = 0 , Ez = 0
=0
J0
None of these
Sqrt(0 / 0 )
0 / 0
1/sqrt(0 0 )
0 / 0
E=-V
E=-V-A
E= V
E=-V+A
40
120
60
xH =J
x H = D/t + J
xE =0
None of these
288 The wave length of a wave with a propagation constant = 0.1 + j 0.2
A
10 m
20 m
30 m
25 m
Normal to surface
Tangential to source
Zero
Zero
Generator
Transformer
Regulator
Reflector
Omnidirectional radiator
Unidirectional director
Line radiator
- 1 And + 1
0 and 1
0 and
1 and
Dielectric loss
295 In case of antenna the ratio of the power radiated in desired direction to the power
radiated in the opposite direction is known as
A
Transmission efficiency
Loss coefficient
Sacrificing gain
297 A half wave dipole used at a frequency of 300 MHz has a length of
A
10 m
3m
1m
50 cm
298 A vertical earthed antenna is resonant when its physical height is equal to
A
/2
/4
/8
Shielded line
Coaxial line
Directly proportional to Q
Inversely proportional to Q
Directly proportional to Q2
Inversely proportional to Q2
1.
2.
3.
Fourier Transform
Fourier Series
Laplace Transform
Z-transform
1/z
4.
5.
Discrete in Frequency
B
Continuous in frequency
domain
domain
C
Can be discrete or
D
None of the above
continuous
Continuous to-discrete conversion is achieved by a process of
A
sampling
filtering
inversion
multiplication
6.
2.5 msec
5 msec
z-transform evaluated
on unit circle
C
z-transform evaluated at
origin
Fourier series is a/an
B
D
z-transform evaluated
outside unit circle
None of the above
Infinite series
7.
Finite series
C
8.
Waveform dependent
D
None of the above
finite or infinite series
Fourier transform represents following type of signals in frequency
domain
A
Periodic signals
B
Aperiodic signals
C
9.
10.
Quasi-periodic signals
For an LTI system, if x(n), h(n) and y(n) are input, impulse response and
output of the system, which one of the following is true?
A
y(n)=h(n) x(n)
B
y(n)=h(n)*x(n)
C
h(n)=x(n) y(n)
x(n)= h(n)y(n)
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Voltage
conductance
capacitance
1/s
1/(s+a)
s/(s+a)
a/(s+a)
Analogous table
Output-input ratio
16.
Symmetry property of
WN
C
Both symmetry and
periodicity property of
WN
An impulse train is
Periodicity property of WN
Addition property of WN
Number of pulses
C
17.
infinity
indefinite
Has a period
C
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
Sinx/x
X sinx
x/sinx
X+sinx
Triangular function
Gate function
Signum function
23.
25.
24.
a z-transform pair
Sine term
An odd function of
Autocorrelation function is
A
An even function of
C
26.
27.
28.
29.
Sin t
Cos t
Sgn (t)
u(t)
1/8 s
8s
4s
1/4 s
Periodic waveform
Non-periodic waveform
Cosine waveform
Exponential waveform
2/ j
C
30.
1/j
C
31.
32.
33.
36.
37.
Causal system
FIR system
Unstable system
y(n)=x(Mn) defines
A
multiplier
compressor
delay
accumulator
39.
complex
complex
zeros
zeros
f(t)=-f(t)
f(-t)=f(t)
f(-t)=-f(t)
z-1 in z-domain
z in z-domain
z+1 in z domain
z-1 in z -domain
integration
Periodic sequence
volts
Volts*sec
Volts/sec
Volts*sec2
40.
C
38.
2 j
C
35.
Ideal LPF is
C
34.
41.
42.
Aliasing in frequency
B
Aliasing in time domain
domain
C
Aliasing in both time
D
Preemphasis of the signal
domain and frequency
domain
Even with Nyquist rate sampling, we cannot recover signal without
distortion ,because
A
Filters are non-ideal
B
Sampling signal is non-ideal
C
43.
44.
45.
46.
Notch filter
A constant
A rectangular pulse
An impulse
A series of impulses
47.
B
a rectangular pulse of
a rectangular pulse of
duration T.
duration 2T.
C
D
a triangular pulse of
a triangular pulse of
duration T.
duration 2T.
The Fourier Transform of a rectangular pulse existing between t = -T
/ 2 to t = +T / 2 is a
A
B
sinc squared function.
sinc function.
C
48.
49.
sine function.
Linear if b>0
Linear if b<0
Non-linear
50.
real
C
51.
53.
54.
55.
dx(t )/ dt will be
A
dX(f)/df
j2f X(f ).
X(f )/(jf ).
jf X(f)
0.5 (t)+1/(t)
(t)+1/(t)
0.5 (t)+1/(2t)
(t)+1/(2t)
|a|>1
|a|<1
R1R2 .
57.
4 kHz
C
56.
Two sequences x1 (n) and x2 (n) are related by x2 (n) = x1 (- n). In the zdomain, their ROCs are
A
The same
B
Reciprocal of each other
C
52.
3 kHz
B
D
58.
59.
22
2(1 + 2)
2 1
aperiodic
C
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
/2
/4
Unit impulse
impulse
Rectangular function
A line in z-plane
A point in z-plane
An ellipse in z-plane
A circle in z-plane
Exterior of a circle
Interior of a circle
Ring
Exterior of a circle
Interior of a circle
Ring
Exterior of a circle
Interior of a circle
Ring
z-transform pair
DFT pair
In z-plane, |z|=1 is
A
A circle
A line
A square
A rectangle
zeros
poles
71.
72.
Time samples
Period information
Frequency samples
-zdX(z)/dz
dX(z)/dz
-zdz
zdX(z)/dz
73.
74.
75.
76.
N complex
B
multiplications
C
N/2 complex
D
multiplications
Circular convolution is also known as
2N complex multiplications
Linear convolution
Periodic convolution
Simple convolution
Same as DTFT
Same as z-transform
DFT is
77.
78.
79.
80.
N2 complex multiplications
a2
a0.5
Unit circle
ring
Entire z-plane
origin
Unit circle
origin
Point (-1,1)
A discontinuous region
A connected region
Unit circle
Entire z-plane
degrees
radians
Radian/sample
Degrees/sec
81.
82.
83.
/2
Period of DTFT is
A
/2
/4
84.
Sin (n/8)
Sin (/2n)
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
stable
unstable
Non-causal
FIR system
1200
12000
120
12
linear
Non-linear
LTI
autocorrelation
Cross correlation
Conjugate asymmetry
Nonlinearity property
Compression of signal
Conjugate symmetry
Fourier series
Fourier transform
z-transform
y(n)=x(n)
y(n)=x(n+no)
C
92.
93.
y(n)=x(n-no)
y(n)=x(-no)
DTFT can be
A
sampling
A
94.
95.
Causes loss of
B
information
C
Is a step for
D
discretization
To prevent aliasing, signal should be
Is non-invertible operation
oversampled
undersampled
Critically sampled
Samples of z-transform
96.
Equi-spaced on unit
circle
Finite in number
97.
98.
99.
100.
Greater or equal to
B
Less than the duration of
duration of time domain
time domain sequence
sequence
C
Equal to Half the
D
infinite
duration of time domain
sequence
No. of DTFT samples possible on unit circle are
A
finite
infinite
2N
DFT is normally a
A
Real number
Imaginary number
Complex number
Integer number
Cannot be computed
Can be computed
DFT only
DTFT only
DTFT
FFT is
A
C
101.
C
102.
1/C
103.
104.
105.
charge
Electrostatic energy
voltage
voltage
charge
current
Voltage gradient
An amplifier with
adjustable gain
C
An amplifier with infinite
gain
In an integral controller,
An integrating amplifier
106.
The output is
proportional to input
107.
108.
109.
110.
111.
The output is
D
proportional to rate of
change of input
Which control action is called rate control ?
A
proportional
derivative
integral
proportional
derivative
integral
For a type I system and unit step input, the steady state error is
A
infinity
1/Kp
For a type I system and unit parabolic input, the steady state error is
A
infinity
1/Kv
For a type 0 system and unit ramp input, the steady state error is
A
C
112.
infinity
1/Kv
113.
114.
Very stable
sluggish
oscillatory
Removes offset
Both A and B
C
115.
116.
The addition of a pole to the open loop transfer function pulls the root
locus
A
To the right
B
To the left
C
117.
Marginally stable
120.
Towards infinity
Highly stable
A lead compensator
A
119.
A system has its two poles on the negative real axis and one pair of
poles lies on j axis. The system is
A
stable
B
unstable
C
118.
Towards zero
121.
C
122.
123.
Damping ratio
Capacitance alone
C
124.
126.
medium
large
small
infinite
zero
128.
Very small
127.
Undamped natural
frequency
Resistance alone
125.
Undamped natural
frequency
Both A and B
Damping ratio
More than 1
Less than 1
zero
C
129.
130.
0.25 minute
0.1 minute
131.
132.
133.
P and I actions in
B
forward path and D
action in feedback path
C
All 3 actions in forward
D
path
The ac motor used in servo application is
Synchronous motor
C
134.
135.
Absolute encoders
Secondary encoders
Incremental encoders
136.
Generally decreases
Generally increases
C
137.
138.
139.
140.
May increase or
D
Does not change
decrease
The effects of adding poles and zeros can be determined quickly by
A
Nichols chart
Nyquist plot
Bode plot
Root locus
Voltage amplification
Power amplification
Current amplification
Frequency multiplication
Hydraulic actuator
Pneumatic actuator
C
141.
142.
Distortion is reduced
D
Distortion is increased and
and bandwidth is
bandwidth is decreased
increased
If feedback factor is , the overall gain of a closed loop system is
approximately
A
1/
B
143.
+A
Damping factor
Natural frequency
C
144.
145.
Imaginary axis
origin
C
146.
147.
90
-90
45
-45
148.
20 dB /octave
10 dB/octave
149.
150.
-280 dB/decade
-320 dB/decade
Inaccuracy of parameters
Change of plant
characteristics with time
An abrupt p-n junction diode in thermal equilibrium at T = 300 K is doped such that Ec
EF = 0.21 eV in the n-region and EF- EV = 0.18 eV in the p-region. The built-in potential
barrier Vbi is
A
0.69 V
B
0.83 V
C
0.61 V
0.88 V
A silicon p-n junction at T = 300 K has ND = 1014 cm-3 and NA =1017 cm-3. The built-in
voltage is
A
0.63 V
0.93 V
0.026 V
0.038 V
An p-n junction diode is operating in reverse bias region. The applied reverse voltage, at
which the ideal reverse current reaches 90% of its reverse saturation current, is
59.6 mV
2.7 mV
30.4 mV
12.0 mV
An abrupt silicon pn junction at zero bias and T = 300 K has dopant concentration of NA
=1017 cm-3 and ND = 5 x 1015 cm-3, The Fermi level on n - side is
A
0.1 eV
0.2 eV
0.3 eV
0.4 eV
An ideal p-n junction diode is operating in the forward bias region. The change in diode
voltage, that will cause a increase in current by factor of 9, is
A
83 mV
59 mV
43 mV
31 mV
holes only
In the energy band diagram of an open circuited p-n junction, the energy band of nregion has shifted relative to that of p-region
A
downward by qVbi
upward by qVbi
10
11
12
T1.5
T2
1/T
T1.5
T2
1/T
-2.5 mV/deg C
2.5 mV/deg C
-25 mV/deg C
25 mV/deg C
13
1
In a linearly graded reverse biased junction the width W of the depletion
layer varies as
C
1
In any p-n junction diode the transition capacitance CT varies as ( where
14
/
1
C
D
15
A
C
16
B
D
ln
ln
17
ln
ln
18
A
C
19
29
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
For
the below
circuit
waveform
for the
input
is given.
The diode in
$ value
for the
half wave
rectifier
circuit
canvoltage
be given
by
circuit has cutin voltage V = 0. Choose the option for the waveform of
output voltage ' .
B
A
2
2
2
C
D
#
#
! value for the full wave center tapped rectifier circuit can be given
by
B
A
2
2
2
C
D
#
#
$ value for the full wave center tapped rectifier circuit can be given by
A
B
2
2
2
C
D
#
#
The transformer utilization factor (TUF) for the half-wave rectifier is
A
0.406
0.286
0.693
0.512
0.406
0.286
0.693
0.512
1.41
0.48
1.11
1.21
0.48
0.68
0.28
1.21
23.1%
40.6%
46.1%
20.1%
68.1%
81.2%
40.6%
92.1%
%/2
2%
B
D
3%
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31
For the below circuit waveform for the input voltage is given. The diode in
circuit has cutin voltage V = 0. Choose the option for the waveform of
output voltage ' .
In the circuit of the following figure, D1 and D2 are ideal diodes. The
current ( and ( are
0, 4 mA
4 mA, 0
0, 8 mA
8 mA,
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For the circuit shown the figure given below the input voltage ' . Assume
the RC time constant large and cut-in voltage of diode ) = 0. The
output voltage ' is
In the circuit of the figure given below, the diodes have cut-in voltages of
0.6 V. The diode in ON state are
only D1
only D2
both D1 and D2
6.25 k
12.50 k
25 k
For the circuit shown in the figure below, diode cut-in voltage ) = 0. The
maximum ripple voltage is 4 V. The minimum load resistance, that can
be connected to the output is
In the voltage regulator circuit in figure given below the maximum load
current (+ that can be drawn is
1.4 mA
2.3 mA
1.8 mA
2.6 mA
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37
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100 A0
0.1 micron
1 micron
5 micron
1 in 103
1 in 105
1 in 107
1 in 109
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as rectifier
as voltage controllable
D
as oscillator
device
In a Varactor diode using the alloy junction, the transition capacitance is
proportional to (where is the magnitude of reverse junction voltage)
1
A
B
1
1
D
C
,
C
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41
42
impact ionization
emission of electrons
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44
2 Watts
1 Watts
-./
at the origin
0.
-./
in the saturation
0.
B
D
region
45
-2/
0.
at the origin
46
-./
0.
33 41
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7
6
33 891
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:
6
B
D
33
53
41
7
6
33 41
53
7
6
33
53
41
7
6
6
33
53 /
2
41
7
6
6
2
B
D
33
53
41
7
6
6
< . >/
6 33
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48
1 k
10 k
10 M
100 M
higher noise
lower gain
49
50
51
52
increases
decreases
remain same
53
54
55
56
remains same
increases
decreases
0.01
100
10 k
0.01 JK
1 JK
0.1 JK
100 JK
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66
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59
60
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62
In a BJT,
The
common
with G
emitter
= 0.98
short
the value
circuitofcurrent
F is gain of a transistor
A
49
98
0.49
980
99
0.99
1.0
1.01
10
100
1 k
E>C>B
B>C>E
C>E>B
E=C>B
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B = G H + HBI
B B = G H + HI
B = G H + HBI NO P-QR /S
1>
Typical values of h-parameters, at about 1 mA collector current , for small
signal audio transistors in CE configuration are:
C
C
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B = G H + HI NO P-QR /S 1T
W
V = 100 V = 10
XV = 50 V = 1 JY
V = 5 Z V = 0
XV = 20 V = 3 JY
W[
V = 5 Z V = 10
XV = 200 V = 20 JY
V = 100 Z V = 10
XV = 100 V = 10 JY
increases and
decreases
C
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68
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70
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is a monotonically
increasing function of the
collector current IC
increases with IC for low
IC reaches maximum and
then decreases
increases with the
increase in base width
increases with the
increase in temperature
is a monotonically decreasing
function of the collector
current IC
is not a function of IC
B
D
A single IC contains more than 110 logic gates. This forms a case of
A
SSI
MSI
LSI
VLSI
J = ; . \
J = ; . \
1 mS
1S
100 S
1000 S
1 k
10 k
500 k
100 M
10 k
500 k
10 M
100 M
0.01 V
1V
10 V
100 V
JFET
BJT
MOSFET
Triode
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78
a few amperes
a few miliamperes
afew microamperes
negligibly small
NPN transistor
PNP transistor
JFET
MOSFET
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For an n-channel JFET having drain source voltage constant if the gatesource voltage is increased (more negative) pinch-off would occur for
high values of drain
saturation value of drain
A
B
current
current
gate current equal to drain
C
zero drain current
D
current
A MOSFET is called
A
2-terminal device
3-terminal device
4-terminal device
5-terminal device
heavily doped
heavily doped amorphous
D
polycrystalline Silicon
Silicon
Consider the following statements:
The Threshold Voltage ( > of a n-MOSFET can be lowered by
1. Using thinner gate oxide
2. Reducing the substrate concentration
3. Increasing the substrate concentration
Of these statements
C
87
88
3 alone is correct
1 and 2 is correct
2 alone is correct
89
90
collector-to-base bias
fixed bias
self bias
91
1
F+1
B
D
F+1
<F + 1>
92
93
94
96
97
98
99
100
2.5 10Wl
2.5 10W[
2.5 S
25 S
250 S
2.5 mS
C
95
2.5 10Wk
2.5 10W
500
5 k
50 k
500 k
0.98
50
250
remains same
increases nominally
decreases
20 k
200 k
2 M
20 M
CB configuration
CE configuration
CC configuration
101
102
CB configuration
CE configuration
CC configuration
X
X
B
1 + m+
1 + m+
C
D
1 + m+
1 + m+
Common collector amplifier has
(where c is input resistance and cI is output resistance)
A
103
A
C
104
107
108
B
D
In CC amplifier
A
109
106
105
V \dnV
V / XV
V + \dnV
\dnV / XV
3 pF
100 pF
1000 pF
0.01 F
110
111
112
113
remains constant
decreases
increases, reaches
decreases, reaches minimum
D
maximum and then falls
and then rise
In class-AB amplifier with sinusoidal input , the output current flows for
C
114
116
117
full cycle
115
118
119
120
122
123
mid-band response
RC coupling
Direct coupling
Transformer coupling
Impedance coupling
121
third harmonic
fourth harmonic
Class-A
Class-B
Class-C
Class-AB
Class-A
Class-B
Class-C
Class-AB
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125
transformers
Push-pull circuit
Tuned circuit
Complementary pair
1 + KF
C
126
KF
1 KF
1
1 + KF
127
134
128
129
FET source at
Frequency
follower
which the
is a gain
negative
of the
feedback
Op-Ampamplifier
is zero dBusing
called
A
vw. vx
z{ y|{
1 + y
C
130
131
yz{ y|{
tu
1
yz{ y|{
vw. vx
Lead compensation
Pole-zero compensation
Miller effect
D
Dominant pole compensation
compensation
In circuit shown in figure below, the input voltage ' is 0.2 V. The output
voltage 'I is
C
132
133
6V
8V
-6 V
-8 V
4V
6V
-3 V
-6 V
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136
137
138
crossover frequency
Gain margin
Phase margin
-2 V
-1 v
-0.5 V
0.5 V
cut-off
saturation
normal active
reverse active
For the BJT circuit shown, assume that the F of the transistor is very large
and AB = 0.7 . The mode of operation of the BJT is
logarithmic amplifier
0.9 V
1.19 V
2.14 V
2.84 V
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140
143
144
145
146
147
0.69 cA . q
cA . q
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141
1.34 c. q
c. q
B
D
1.1 c. q
1.7 c. q
produces non-sinusoidal
output
oscillates continuously
it is unbiased
no signal is applied to it
no current is flowing
through it
summing
integrating
differentiating
CB configuration
CE configuration
CC configuration
any configuration
A CB amplifier is characterized by
A
low Ai , high AV
low Ai , low AV
high Ai , high AV
high Ai , low AV
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149
150
small
medium
large
very large
squaring circuit
blocking oscillator
sweep circuit
astable multivibrator
wattmeters
voltmeters
ammeters
An ammeter is a
A
secondary instrument
absolute instrument
recording instrument
D integrating instrument
series
parallel
series-parallel
measurement of
resistance
calibration of ammeter
measurement of current
An ohmmeter is a
A
dynamometer instrument
Meggar
Which of the following devices should be used for accurate measurement of low D.C.
Voltage
A
D.C. potentiometer
a D.C. potentiometer
directly
a D.C. potentiometer in
conjunction with a volt
ratio box
10
11
12
13
14
measuring a current
D measuring a voltage
known resistance
D known inductance
Wein bridge
Schering bridge
Anderson bridge
Maxwell's bridge
Heaviside bridge
If the current in a capacitor leads the voltage by 80, the loss angle of the capacitor is
A
10
80
120
D 170
1 kV
5 kV
D 10 kV
15
If an inductance is connected in one arm of bridge and resistances in the remaining
three arms
16
17
instrumental errors
environmental errors
observational errors
platinum
maganin
C
18
19
20
21
22
spherical type
electrostatic type
25
26
Maxwell's bridge
Hay's bridge
measure voltage
electrostatic instrument
D electrodynamic instrument
thermocouple instrument
24
D nichrome
23
silver
Volt
Ohm
Volt/Ohm
D Ohm/Volt
The basic PMMC movement is often called DArsonval movement is used to measure
A
DC only
AC only
Both DC & AC
The ratio of the change in output of the instrument to a change in input is known as
A
Precision
Sensitivity
Resolution
Accuracy
The deviation of the true value from the desired value is known as
A
Expected value
Output value
C
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
Error
D Input value
Ammeters
Voltmeters
Wattmeters
Deflecting device
Controlling device
Damping device
ammeter
voltmeter
flux-meter
D flux-meter
A _____ device prevents the oscillation of the moving system and enables the latter
to
reach its final position quickly
A
deflecting
controlling
damping
Which of the following devices may be used for extending the range of instruments
A
Shunts
Multipliers
Current transformers
fluid friction
spring
eddy currents
An ammeter is a
A
secondary instrument
secondary instrument
secondary instrument
D integrating instrument
36
37
Active
Secondary
D Inverse
Active transducers
Analog transducers
D Primary transducers
39
40
41
42
43
Passive transducers
38
Passive
Mechanical displacement
into a change of resistance
Mechanical force
Illuminations
Heat
Vibrations
Joint motion
Finger movement
Limb movement
Remains unaltered
Increases
Reaches maximum
D Decreases
Strain gauge
Encoder
Thermistor
D LVDT
Self inductance
Reluctance
Mutual inductance
D Permanence
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
Deformation leads to
change in resistance
LDR
Photo diode
Photo transistor
D Photo multiplier
Hysteresis loss
Iron loss
Y-plates
X-plates
A Constant frequency
range
50 Hz to 60 Hz
D Variable frequency
DC
A 0 - 100 V volteter has 200 scale divisions which can be read to 1/2 division.
Determine the resolutin of the meter in volt.
A
0.60 V
1V
0.92 V
0.25 V
Millivoltmeter
Stroboscope
Luxmeter
pH meter
Which of the following can be measured with the help of piezo electric crystal?
53
Force
Velocity
Sound
Pressure
Strain gauge
Encoder
Thermistor
LVDT
The difference between the measured value and the true value is
called
55
gross error
relative error
probable error
absolute error
Electrometer
Galvanometer
Voltmeter
Coulometer
An average-reading digital multimeter reads 10V when fed with a triangular wave,
symmetric about the time-axis.For the same input an rms-reading meter will read
57
A
20/3
10/3
203
103
Electrostatic plates
A sensitive amplifier
Highly inductive
Highly resistive
Purely resistive
Purely inductive
The two inputs of a CRO are fed with two stationary periodic signals. In the X-Y mode,
the screen shows a figure which changes from ellipse to circle and back to ellipse with
its major axis changing orientation slowly and repeatedly. The following inference can
be made from this.
60
In two watt meter method of power measurement, if one of the watt meter shows
zero reading, then it can be concluded that
61
A thermocouple
62
A
C
B
D
The shunt type ohm meter is not suitable for high resistance measurements because
63
Full scale value of the meter may D Battery cannot supply the necessary
be exceeded
current for proper meter deflection
The change in value of an analog signal during the conversion process produces what
is called the
64
quantization error
resolution error
D sampling error
Nyquist error
Which of the following performance specifications applies to a sample-and-hold
circuit?
65
66
Aperture time
Aperture droop
Feedback
Acquisition jitter
Drawing graph
Indicating direction
Calculating length
Measuring at a distance
Frequency modulation
Mechanical displacement in to a
change in resistance
Resistance in to a change in
mechanical displacement
Current in to a change in
resistance
None of this
In CRT the amount of cathod current, which governs the intensity of the spot, can be
controlled with
69
Holding switch
First anode
In oscilloscope tube electron gun the beam is accelerated to the final velocity by a
70
Quadrupole lens
Increasing current
Control grid
Deflection plates
All of above
73
9.10
1.01
10
Relation of averae value and the rms value of time varying voltages and currents is
Power factor
Form factor
Phase value
None of this
Low
High
None of this
Meter/Volt
Volts
Volts/Meter
Volts/Time
Greater than 1 V
None of this
78
Thermocouples
RTDs
thermistors
to decrease temperature
sensitivity
C
81
82
83
84
85
86
Active
Secondary
Passive
Inverse
PMMC type
Moving-iron type
Induction type
Heavy currents
Low voltages
Low currents
High voltages
LDR
Photo transistor
Photo diode
Photo multiplier
Moving iron
Hot-wire
PMMC
Electro-dynamo
87
Steel sheets
Ferrite
Aluminium
Copper
88
Which of the following can be measured with the help of piezo electric crystal?
89
Force
Sound
Velocity
Pressure
C
90
Temperature variations
Active transducers
Analog transducers
Passive transducers
Primary transducers
91
Certain type of materials generates an electrostatic charge or voltage when
mechanical force is applied across them. Such materials are called
A
Piezo-electric
Thermo-electric
Photo-electric
Photo-resistive
92
The principle of operation of LVDT is based on the variation of
93
94
Self inductance
Reluctance
Mutual inductance
Permanence
Active transducer
Digital transducer
Analog transducer
Pulse transducer
95
97
B
D
The internal resistance for milli ammeter must be very low for:
A
96
High sensitivity
High accuracy
B
D
Potentiometer is an __ instrument:
A
Indicating
Calibrating
Comparison
Recording
98
99
Wheatstone bridge
Anderson bridge
Maxwell bridge
Wien bridge
100
B
D
101
The resistance of LDR ________________ when exposed to radiant energy.
102
103
104
105
Remains unaltered
Reaches maximum
Increases
Decreases
Direct current is preferred over alternating current for testing of ac transmission lines
and cables because:
Heart rate
Heart sound
Blood flow
Foot pressure
Joint motion
Limb movement
Finger movement
A ammeter
A multimeter
A voltmeter
A Ohmmeter is basically:
106
107
B
D
Resistive transducer
Fiber optic transducer
a) Indicator electrode
c) Second electrode
C
108
D d) Primary electrode
b) Reference electrode
A moving iron ammeter coil has few turns of thick wire in order to have:
A
C
109
a) High sensitivity
b) Effective damping
d) Large scale
C
110
111
a) Static
c) Transient
b) Dynamic
a) Strain gauge
c) Thermistor
b) Encoder
d) LVDT
Aluminum is a
1
Diamagnetic material
Ferromagnetic material
Paramagnetic material
Dielectric material
1.00000065
1.00000079
1.00004
1.0001
Boltzmann constant is
A
3.82 X 107
4.10 X 107
5.80 X 107
6.17 X 107
3.82 X 107
4.10 X 107
5.80 X 107
6.17 X 107
8.000 12.000
12.000 18.000
18.000 27.000
27.000 40.000
8.000 12.000
12.000 18.000
18.000 27.000
27.000 40.000
High, High
10
High, Low
Increased bandwidth
Increased privacy
11
12
13
14
Scattering of microwaves
B.
Scattering of microwaves by a
by water drops of specific
collection of droplets acting of
size
a single body
C
Absorption of microwave
D
Absorption of microwaves by
by water consequent
water vapour in the
heating of the liquid
atmosphere
Standard mismatching in microwave circuits have SWR from
A
0.5 : 1 to 2 : 1
1 : 0 to 2 : 1
1.2 : 1 to 2 : 1
1.33 : 1 to 2 : 1
Both a and b
15
16
17
Because of earth
B
Because of atmospheric
curvature
attenuation
C
Because of output tube
D
To ensure that the applied dc
power limitations
voltage is not excessive
When the free-space wavelength of a signal equals the cut off
wavelength of guide
A
The group velocity of the
B
The phase velocity of the
signal becomes zero.
signal becomes infinite
C
The wavelength within the D
All of the above
waveguide becomes
infinite
The front end of the amplifier chain in a manufacturer communication
system is kept immersed in liquid nitrogen, to
A
Dissipate heat generated
B
Expand its frequency response
by amplifier
C
Improve its noise figure
D
Reduce the distortion by the
amplifier
Short-term fading in microwave communication links can be overcome by
A
18
Increasing the
B
Changing the antenna
transmitting power
C
Changing the modulation
D
Diversity reception and
scheme
transmission
The wavelength of microwave at 100GHz will be
19
20
3 cm
0.3 cm
0.03 cm
0.3 m
When microwave signals follows the curvature of the this is known as,
A
Ducting
Farady effect
Tropospheric scatter
Ionospheric reflection
Multicavity Klystron
A
C
21
Microwave oscillator
Microwave amplifier
C
22
23
Both as microwave
D
A high gain cavity
amplifier and oscillator
A Reflex klystron is capable of generating such high frequencies as
A
1000 MHz
10000 MHz
100000 MHz
8 GHz
Cylindrical cavity resonators are not used with klystron because they have
A
Too low Q
24
B
D
25
26
Travelling wave
D
Reflex Klystron
magnetron
The secondary cavity in a two cavity klystron is called the
A
Buncher cavity
Catcher cavity
None of these
27
28
29
Amplitude modulation
Frequency modulation
Pulse modulation
Velocity modulation
The magnetic field intensity (in A/m ) at the centre of a circular coil of
diameter 1 meter and carrying current of 2 A is
A
P =r E .
C
P = (r -1 )E .
D
P = (r 1) 0
P = E 0 (r 1)
30
perpendicular in space .
parallel in space
C
31
E is in the direction of
D
H is in the direction of wave
wave travel
travel.
For a broad side linear array which of the following is not correct
A
32
decrease by a factor of 2.
34
33
Zero
Infinite
35
36
37
It is a smooth line.
ZR/Z0
Z0
ZR
Z0/ZR
10 GHz
9 GHz
10/9 GHz
10/3 GHz
38
C
39
40
75 ohm
73 ohm
120 ohm
377 ohm
41
Z0 =
.
B
D
Zsc. Zoc
Ez = 0; Hz = 0
Ez = 0; Hz 0
C
42
43
Ez 0; Hz 0.
73
75 ohm
120 ohm
377 ohm
/4
45
C
44
Ez 0; Hz = 0
Infinite
-1
Which one of the following conditions will not guarantee a distortion less
transmission line
A
R=0=G
B
RC = LG
C
46
47
Lossless dielectric
Perfect conductor
48
It may be a function of
B
It may be sinusoidal or
time only
cosinusoidal
C
It may be a function of
D
For practical reasons, it must
time and space
be finite in extent.
Plane y=0 carries a uniform current of 30 az mA/m. At (1, 10, 2), the
magnetic field intensity is
A
15 ax mA/m
B
15 ax mA/m
C
49
18.85 a y nA/m
50
477.5 a y A/m
A combination of motional D
None of the above
& transformer emf
If D = E and J = E in a given material, the material is
said to be
51
52
Linear
Homogeneous
Isotropic
F = QE
F = V*B
F= Q(E + V*B)
F = Q (V*B)
53
55
56
S = (1+ | | ) / (1 | | )
54
S = (1 | | ) / (1+| | )
2.4 cm
3.7 cm
Infinite
-1
C
57
58
20 %
10 %
C
59
61
63
1.386 MHz
15 GHz
20 GHz
direction of polarization
2.5 cm by 6 cm
430 ns
66
C
65
0.6 MHz
C
64
30.9 um
62
60
25.9 um
421.4 ohm
632.2 ohm
67
-3.911
2.268
1.564
4.389
The air filled cavity resonator has dimension a = 3 cm, b = 2 cm, c=- 4 cm.
The resonant frequency for the TM110 mode is
A
5 GHz
B
6.4 GHz
C
68
4.3 cm
8.6 cm
added by 8%
removed by 8%
200 sin(t - z)
sin(t - z)
73
A lossless line has a voltage wave V(z, t) =10 sin(t - z). The line has
parameter L =0.2 uH /m, C= 0.5 nF /m. The corresponding current wave
is
A
20 sin(t - z)
B
0.5 sin(t - z)
C
72
A 81 lossless planer line was designed but did not meet a requirement.
To get the characteristic impedance of 75 the fraction of the width of
the strip should be
A
added by 4%
B
removed by 4%
C
71
9 GHz
A parallel-plate guide operates in the TEM mode only over the frequency
range0 < f< 3GHz. The dielectric between the plates is Teflon (r =21) .
The maximum allowable plate separation b is
A
3.4 cm
B
6.8 cm
C
70
Two identical rectangular waveguide are joined end to end where a = 2b.
One guide is air filled and other is filled with a lossless dielectric of r . it is
found that up to a certain frequency single mode operation can be
simultaneously ensured in both guide. For this frequency range, the
maximum allowable value of r is
A
4
B
2
C
69
16.2 GHz
74
75
79
21.3
169
7.707
78
34 + j23
77
76
68+ j46
125
45
Three lossless lines are connected as shown in fig. The input impedance Zin at A is
46 j 69
39 j 57
67 + j 48
61 + j 52
80
81
82
28
56
49
24.5
Two identical antennas, each of input impedance 74 are fed with three
identical 50 quarter-wave lossless transmission lines as shown in fig. The
input impedance at the source end is
148
106
74
53
The 300 lossless line shown in fig. is matched to the left of the stub. The
value of ZL is
1-j 1.37
1+j 1.37
300+j413
300-j413
83
0.01 j 0.02
0.02 + j0.01
0.04 + j0.02
0.04 j 0.02
84
transmission delay
inside diameter
velocity factor
standing wave
reflected signal
When the load impedance does not exactly match the line impedance
and the load has reactive components in addition to its resistance, the
line is said to be
A
open
B
shorted
C
88
transit time
87
microwave
86
85
ultrahigh frequency
reactive
resonant
In an ideal case where there are no standing waves, the standing wave
ratio is
A
0
B
1
C
100
Infinite
89
Which of the following is not used to offset antenna reactance and to
90
LC network
RC network
92
special lines
Boolean table
dB loss
reflection coefficient
95
Which of the following is not found on the linear scales printed at the
bottom of Smith charts?
A
SWR
B
impedance
C
94
PCB lines
93
L LC network
Special transmission lines constructed with copper patterns on a printedcircuit board that can be used as tuned circuits, filters, or impedancematching circuits are called
A
microchip
B
stripline
C
91
T LC network
wide-bandwidth array
parasitic array
96
a Q section
dummy load
97
low-noise amplification
C
98
99
101
tapered wedge
klystron
horn
Cavity resonator
cavity resonator
hot carrier
Which of the following diodes does not oscillate due to negativeresistance characteristics?
A
tunnel
B
SCR
Gunn
IMPATT
105
choke joint
microstrip
C
104
microwave tubes
C
103
C
102
100
decoupling to prevent
feedback
signal coupling
Gunn diode
varactor diode
a cathode-ray tube
traveling-wave tube
106
107
108
110
111
112
power meter
The main disadvantage of using coaxial cable for microwave signals is its
A
High sensitivity
Low distortion
High attenuation
Low selectivity
Fiber transmission
Wave guide
Fiber transmission
attenuation in glass
micro-bending
impurities
113
109
UHF screens
0 ohm
100 ohm
Which device can detect the presence of both forward and backward
waves in a wave guide?
A
directional coupler
B
detector
C
114
116
117
118
120
121
magic T
1 and 2
3 and 4
Gyrotron
Magnetron
Relfex klystron
PNP transistor
Magnetron
Reflex klystron
Gunn diode
Which of the following uses transferred electron effect for the production
of microwave power amplifier?
A
Metal semi conductor
B
Germanium
C
119
Consider the following statements: The klystron and travelling wave tube
differ from each other
1. in TWT the microwave circuit is non resonant .
2. in klystron the microwave circuit is resonant .
3. TWT uses attenuator .
4. the wave in TWT is a non proper gating wave .
which of the above statements are correct?
A
2 and 3
B
1
C
115
filter
Silicon
Gallium arsenide
Magnetron
Gunn diode
Reflex klystron
short line
cathode
open line
Reasonant cavity
telephones
fiber optics
opto electronics
122
123
124
125
1 and 3
UHF
length of tube
no both A and B
Calorimeter
thermister
Bolometer
barreter
126
127
128
Average power
Peak power
Instantaneous power
129
By comparison
130
131
134
Magic T
A ferrite is
A
132
Hybrid ring
A non-conductor with
magnetic properties
A metal semiconductor
point-contact diode
C
Often used as a
microwave detector
A duplexer is used to
A
135
136
138
Rectangular waveguide
Ridge waveguide
Coaxial line
137
Flexible waveguide
CFA
139
Ensure bunching
140
141
142
Coaxial magnetron
143
Because parametric
B
amplification generates
lots of heat
C
Because it cannot operate D
at room temperature
A ruby maser amplifier must be cooled
To increase bandwidth
144
Because maser
B
To increase bandwidth
amplification generates
lots of heat
C
Because it cannot operate D
To improve the noise
at room temperature
performance
A Disadvantage of micro strip compared with strip line is that micro strip
A
145
Micro strip
Strip Line
146
147
Gallium Arsenide
Indium Phosphide
Strip Line
Quartz Crystal
Filters
Lower Noise
148
Oscillator as millimetre
Frequencies
The biggest advantage of the TRAPATT Diode over the IMPATT Diode is its
Higher Efficiency
C
149
Ability to operate at
D
Lesser Sensitivity to
higher Frequencies
Harmonics
Indicate which of the following Diodes will Produce highest Pulse Power
Output
A
Varactor
B
Gunn
C
150
RIMPATT
IMPATT
Tunnel
One of the following microwave diode is suitable for Very low power
oscillators Only
A
Tunnel
B
Avalanche
C
152
Indicate which of the following Diodes does not use negative resistance in
its operation
A
Backward
B
Gunn
C
151
SCHOTTKY Barrier
Gunn
IMPATT
153
154
fi fp
fp fi
C
155
156
Facilitate Tuning
157
158
159
160
Need no resonator
Is an Oscillator
Infrared
Polarised
Narrow beam
Single Frequency
If the peak transmitted power in the radar system increases why a factor
of 16,maximum range will be increased by a factor of
A
2
B
4
C
161
16
162
B
D
163
164
Pulse width
Pulse interval
165
166
167
168
169
170
Use MTI
Infinitesimal dipole
Isotropic antenna
Elementary doublet
Top loading is some time used with an antenna in order to increase its
A
Effective height
Bandwidth
Beam width
Input Capacitance
Circular Polarisation
Maneuverability
Broad bandwidth
When the free space wavelength of a signal equal the cut off wavelength
of the guide (Indicate the false statement)
A
Group velocity of the
B
Phase velocity of the signals
signal become zero
becomes infinite
C
Characteristics impedance D
The wavelength within the
of the guide becomes
waveguide become infinite
infinite
A Signal Propagated in a waveguide has a full wave of electric intensity
change between the two further walls, and no components of the electric
filed in the direction of the propagation. The mode is
A
TE1,1
B
TE1,0
C
171
TM2,2
TE2,0
The square of the periodic time orbit is proportional to the cube of the
mean distance between the two bodies is the statement of
172
173
Directive antennas
Non-directive antennas
Diploes
Monopoles
174
175
176
177
179
100
10
100
1000
A magnetic dipole is
A
A piece of wire
1.5
sin2
1.64
6.75GHz
The match load absorbs _______ incident Power upon it and reflects
_______.
A
NO,NO
B
NO,YES
C
180
C
178
250
YES,NO
YES,YES
C
181
182
Amplitude
None of these
p.n.i,p
n+,p,i,p+
n+,p,i,n+
P+.n.i,p+
Made of Si or GaAs
C
184
185
183
Harmonic generator
All of these
Coaxial line
Q: 1
Q: 2
Q: 5
Q: 6
Q: 7
Q:8
1111100000110101
2B
2A
Q: 4
Q: 3
1111000000110101
1514
1614
2E7
2E9
2C7
2B7
0110110
0110111
0111110
0110101
10000
110000
100000
10001
1101111
-10000
-1101111
10000
0.0001
0.0101
0.1011
0.1110
Q:9
Q: 10
Q: 11
Q: 12
Q: 13
Q: 14
Q:15
Q:16
(41.6875)10 = __________________
A
(101001.1010)2
(101001.1011)2
(101000.1011)2
(101000.1011)2
(153.513)10 = __________________
A
(231.416517)8
(230.406517)8
(221.406517)8
(231.406517)8
(10110001101011.111100000110)2 = ________________
A
(26153.7416)8
(26163.7406)8
(26143.7406)8
(26153.7406)8
(10110001101011.11110010)2 = __________________
A
(2C6B.F2)16
(2C6B.F1)16
(2D6B.F2)16
(2C6A.F2)16
(306.D)16 = _________________
A
(001100000110.1100)2
(001100000111.1101)2
(001100000110.1101)2
(011100000110.1100)2
(673.124)8 = ________________
A
(110111011.001010100)2
(110111001.001010101)2
(110111011.001010101)2
(110111111.001010100)2
(001000010)2
(101000010)2
(101010010)2
(101000011)2
24576
24000
24600
24500
Q: 17
Q: 18
0000 to 1FFFH
0000 to 0FFFH
0000 to 2FFFH
0000 to FFFFH
Q: 19
Q: 23
Q: 24
0000 to 6FFFH
0000 to 8FFFH
CY =1, AC = 1, P = 1
CY =1, AC = 0, P = 0
Q: 22
0000 to 4FFFH
What is the status of the CY, AC, and P flags after the execution following
instructions in the program for 8051 Microcontroller?
MOV A, #9CH
ADD A, #64H
A
CY =1, AC = 1, P = 0
B
CY =0, AC = 1, P = 0
C
Q: 21
Q: 20
0000 to 2FFFH
41H
01H
12
20
16
Q: 25
Q: 26
Q: 27
Q: 28
Q: 29
30
32
40
24
4K
8K
16 K
0K
4 bits
8 bits
12 bits
16 bits
Q: 30
Decremented by 2
Incremented by 2
Decremented by 2
Q: 32
Q: 31
Incremented by 2
8, 7
6, 7
0001H
1000H
0000H
FFFFH
Q: 33
Q: 34
Q: 35
Q: 36
Q: 37
Q: 38
0 to 127
Incremented by 2
Incremented by 1
Decremented by 2
Decremented by 1
Incremented by 2
Incremented by 1
Decremented by 2
Decremented by 1
2 bytes
3 bytes
1 byte
4 bytes
For an 8051 system of 11.0592 MHz, how long it takes to execute one
machine cycle instruction? (Take 1 machine cycle = 12 clock periods)
A
10.85 s
B
0.1085 s
1.085 s
108.5 s
Q: 40
C
Q: 39
0 to 256
P1 and P3
P1 and P2
P0 and P1
P0
P1 and P2
P1
Q: 41
In 8051, _____ and _____ pins port 3 can be used as RxD and TxD,
respectively.
A
P3.0, P3.1
B
P3.2 and P3.3
C
Q: 42
To copy C to P2.4
To copy CY to P2.4
MOV A, #25H
MOV A, 4
MOV A, #25H
MOV A, 4
MOV A, #25H
MOV A, 4
Q: 48
Input or output
Q: 47
Q: 46
Q: 45
Q: 44
In 8051, the instruction JNB P2.5, HERE, assumes that bit P2.5 is an
______.
A
Output
B
Input
C
Q: 43
P3.1, P3.0
MOV A, #25H
MOV A, 4
To copy R7 into A
Incorrect instruction
Q: 49
Q: 50
Q: 51
Q: 52
Q: 53
Q: 54
Q: 55
MOVC A, @A+DPTR
Immediate
Register
Register indirect
Direct
Immediate
Register
Register indirect
Direct
Immediate
Register
Register indirect
Direct
Immediate
Register
Register indirect
Direct
In 8051, out of 128 byte internal RAM, how many byte locations are bitaddressable?
A
128
B
16
C
Q: 56
MOV A, #25H
64
32
SETB 81H
SETB 80H
SETB 82H
SETB 86H
Q: 57
Q: 58
Assembly language
Machine language
High-level language
Q: 59
Q: 60
Q: 61
Q: 62
Incorrect instruction
Q: 63
B
D
Q: 64
Q: 65
Q: 66
C
Q: 67
Q: 68
Q: 69
Q: 70
8-bit
16-bit
20-bit
10-bit
HD
BC
HE
BH
Q: 71
ALE
S0
INTR
S1
Q: 72
Q: 73
Q: 74
Q: 75
Q: 76
Q: 77
Q: 78
Q: 79
S1 = 1 and S0 = 1
S1 = 0 and S0 = 0
S1 = 1 and S0 = 0
S1 = 0 and S0 = 1
S1 = 1 and S0 = 1
S1 = 0 and S0 = 0
S1 = 1 and S0 = 0
S1 = 0 and S0 = 1
S1 = 1 and S0 = 1
S1 = 0 and S0 = 0
S1 = 1 and S0 = 0
S1 = 0 and S0 = 1
S1 = 1, S0 = 1, IO / M = 1 B
S1 = 0, S0 = 0, IO / M = 1
S1 = 1, S0 = 0, IO / M = 1 D
S1 = 0, S0 = 1, IO / M = 1
S1 = 1, S0 = 1, IO / M = 1
S1 = 0, S0 = 0, IO / M = 1
S1 = 1, S0 = 0, IO / M = 1 D
S1 = 0, S0 = 1, IO / M = 1
TRAP
RST 7.5
RST 5.5
RST 6.5
HLDA
HOLD
RST 7.5
INTR
RST 7.5
INTR
Q: 80
Q: 81
Q: 82
Q: 83
Q: 84
Q: 85
D6 comes out be 1
D7 comes out be 0
D6 comes out be 0
D7 comes out be 1
00H
AAH
11H
FFH
Q: 86
Q: 87
D7 comes out be 1
D7 comes out be 0
Infinite
Three
Q: 88
Q: 89
10
12
10
MOV M, B
STA
Q: 93
12
Q: 92
Q: 91
Q: 90
Infinite
STA
Q: 94
Q: 95
256, 256
255, 255
B
D
Q: 96
Q: 97
Q: 98
One
Two
Four
Three
One
Two
Four
Three
Q: 99
S = 0, Z = 1, CY =0
S = 1, Z = 1, CY =0
Q:100 In 8085, if accumulator has FFH, carry flag (CY) equal to 0 and now,
ADI 01H instruction is executed, which of the following is true?
A
S = 0, Z = 1, CY =1
B
S = 1, Z = 1, CY =1
C
S = 0, Z = 1, CY =0
S = 1, Z = 1, CY =0
D7
D6
D4
D0
D7
D6
D4
D0
D7
D6
D4
D0
Q:104 In 8085, what is the position of auxiliary carry flag in flag register?
A
D7
D6
D4
D0
D2
D6
D4
D0
Q:106 Which of the following statement can be said to be of the kind of direct
addressing mode?
A
Pass the butter
B
Pass the bowl
C
00H
FFH
55H
Incorrect instruction
NOT operation
XOR operation
NOT operation
XOR operation
H = 50H, L = 20H
Incorrect instruction
H = 20H, L = 50H
Incorrect instruction
Incorrect instruction
Incorrect instruction
Incorrect instruction
D0 = 0, D7 = 1, CY = 1
D0 = 1, D7 = 1, CY = 1
D0 = 0, D7 = 1, CY = 1
D0 = 1, D7 = 1, CY = 1
D0 = 0, D7 = 1, CY = 1
D0 = 1, D7 = 1, CY = 1
D0 = 0, D7 = 1, CY = 1
D0 = 1, D7 = 1, CY = 1
D7 to D0
D7 to D1
D0
D1
D7 to D0
D7 to D1
D0
Decremented by 2
Decremented by 1
Incremented by 2
Incremented by 1
Decremented by 2
Decremented by 1
Incremented by 2
Incremented by 1
Decremented by 2
Decremented by 1
Incremented by 2
Incorrect instruction
Decremented by 2
Decremented by 1
Incremented by 2
Incremented by 1
Decremented by 2
Decremented by 1
Incremented by 2
Incremented by 1
Incorrect instruction
Call subroutine if CY = 1
Call subroutine if CY = 0
Call subroutine
unconditionally
Incorrect instruction
Call subroutine if S = 1
Call subroutine if S = 0
Call subroutine
unconditionally
Incorrect instruction
Call subroutine if S = 0
AC
Call subroutine if S = 1
Call subroutine
unconditionally
Q:134 In 8085, DAA instruction uses _____ and _____ flags to perform decimal
adjustment of accumulator.
A
CY, AC
B
CY
CY, S
Content of HL and DE
B
Content of H and D registers
register pairs exchanged
exchanged
C
Content of HL and BC
D
Content of L and E registers
register pairs exchanged
exchanged
Q:138 In 8085, ADC B instruction does _______ on execution.
A
A = A + B + CY flag
B = A + B + CY flag
A=A+B
B=A+B
Contents of L exchanged
B
Contents of L exchanged with
with memory location
memory location pointed by
pointed by SP and H with
SP
memory location pointed
by SP + 1.
C
Contents of H exchanged
D
Contents of H exchanged with
with memory location
memory location pointed by
pointed by SP and L with
SP
memory location pointed
by SP + 1.
Q:141 Which instruction in 8085 is used to complement carry flag?
A
CMA
STC
CMC
CMA
STC
CMC
SPHL
PCHL
XCHG
XCHG
EI
DI
RIM
EI
DI
RIM
EI
DI
RIM
To enable/disable RST
7.5, 6.5, 5.5
To enable TRAP
B
D
Programmable
keyboard/display interface
C
Programmable interrupt
controller
Q:150 What is the use of 8279?
A
Programmable
keyboard/display interface
C
Programmable interrupt
controller
Q:151 What is the use of 8155?
A
C
Programmable
keyboard/display interface
Programmable interrupt
controller
B
D
B
D
B
D
Programmable
keyboard/display interface
C
Programmable interrupt
controller
Q:153 What is the use of 8255A?
A
Programmable
keyboard/display interface
C
Programmable interrupt
controller
Q:154 What is the use of 8253?
B
D
B
D
Programmable
B
Programmable interval timer
keyboard/display interface
C
Programmable interrupt
D
Direct memory access
controller
controller
Q:155 Which port in 8255A can be used as individual pins or grouped in two 4bit ports?
A
Port A
B
Port B
C
Port C
Q:156 Which instruction, in 8085, is used to output data serially through SOD
line?
A
SIM
B
RIM
C
DI
EI
Q:157 Which instruction, in 8085, is used to input data serially through SOD
line?
A
SIM
B
RIM
C
DI
EI
16
10
20
220 bytes
216 bytes
212 bytes
210 bytes
Q:160 8086 can address a physical memory with address ranging from _______
to ________.
A
0000H, FFFFH
B
00000H, FFFFFH
C
000H, FFFH
000000H, FFFFFFH
16K
64K
32K
1M
Q:162 In 8086, base address is shifted ______ by _______ bits in the process of
generating physical address.
A
Right, 4
B
Left, 4
C
Right, 8
Left, 8
Q:163 In 8086, BIU performs the address calculation to fetch instruction from
memory using ______ and _______ registers.
A
DS, DI
B
SS, SP
C
ES, SI
CS, IP
Q:164 In 8086, stack physical address is calculated using ______ and _______
registers.
A
DS, DI
B
SS, SP
C
ES, SI
CS, IP
Q:165 In 8086, which of the following register/s is/are used as offset register/s
with DS to generate physical address?
A
IP
B
BX
C
DI
BX, DI, SI
Q:166 In 8086, which of the following register/s is/are used as offset register/s
with ES to generate physical address?
A
IP
B
BX
C
DI
BX, DI, SI
Q:167 In 8086, if DS = 345BH and data segment length to be 12K bytes, what is
the physical address range for data segment?
A
345B0H to 365B0H
B
345B0H to 385B0H
C
345B0H to 375B0H
345B0H to 355B0H
Q:168 In 8086, if CS = 1111H and IP = 1232H, calculate the physical address for
the addressed byte in code segment.
A
12342H
B
11110H
C
23430H
01232H
26360H
37580H
26580H
37580H
Q:171 We can have _______ logical address/es for the given physical address in
8086
A
Only one
B
Only two
C
Only three
Direct
Register indirect
Q:173 In 8086, instruction MOV AL, [BX] represents _______ addressing mode.
A
Register
Immediate
Direct
Register indirect
Direct
Register indirect
Direct
Incorrect instruction
Q:176 In 8086, for the instruction MOV AL, 5[SI][BP], the effective address is
_______.
A
5 + BP + SI
B
SI
C
BP + SI
BP
Q:178 Which one of the following statements is true for the instruction MOV
DS: [BP + 7], BL for 8086?
A
DS to be used instead of
B
SS to be used instead of DS
SS
C
DS to be used instead of
D
DS to be used instead of ES
CS
Q:179 Which one of the following statements is true for the instruction MOV
AX, CS:[BX] for 8086?
A
CS to be used instead of
B
DS to be used instead of CS
SS
C
CS to be used instead of
D
SS to be used instead of CS
DS
Q:180 In 8086, the flag is ______ bits register.
A
16
12
10
Q:181 In 8086, how many bits of flag register are used as control flags?
A
Q:183 In 8086, how many bits of flag register are used as conditional flags?
A
Q:184 In 8086, after the execution of following instruction, find the status of CF
(carry flag) and S (sign flag).
MOV AL, 35H
ADD AL, 0CEH
A
CF = 0, S = 0
B
CF = 1, S = 1
C
CF = 0, S = 1
CF = 1, S = 0
Q:185 In 8086, for near jump instruction, which of the following is true?
A
C
B
D
Q:186 In 8086, for short jump instruction, which of the following is true?
A
C
B
D
CS = BX
IP = BX
IP = IP + BX
Incorrect instruction
DS = SI
IP = SI
IP = IP + SI
Incorrect instruction
CX is decremented and
B
BX is decremented and loop is
loop is exited if CX = 0
exited if BX = 0
C
CX is incremented and
D
BX is incremented and loop is
loop is exited if CX = 0
exited if BX = 0
Q:190 In 8086, the instruction INC [BX] does _________ on execution.
A
BX = BX + 1
BL = BL + 1
B
D
Q:192 In 8086, the instruction SUB CL, BYTE PTR [SI] does ________ on
execution.
A
CX (Byte pointed by SI) B
CL (Byte pointed by SI)
C
CH 7
CL 7
CH 7 CF
Incorrect instruction
Q:194 In 8086, the instruction DEC WORD [SI] does __________ on execution.
A
Incorrect instruction
Q:195 For the instruction MUL BL in 8086, the content of BL is multiplied with
___________ and the result is stored in ___________.
A
AL, AX
B
AX, AX
C
AH, AX
Q:196 For the instruction MUL CX in 8086, the content of CX is multiplied with
___________ and the result is stored in ___________.
A
AX, DX
B
AX, DX and AX
C
AX, AX
Q:197 For the instruction DIV BYTE PTR [BX], the result on execution is
__________.
A
Data in AX is divided by
B
Data in AL is divided by the
the word pointed by BX
byte pointed by BX
C
Data in AH is divided by
D
Data in AX is divided by the
the byte pointed by BX
byte pointed by BX
Q:198 For the instruction DIV WORD PTR [SI], the result on execution is
__________.
A
Double word data in AXB
Double word data in DX-AX
DX is divided by the
is divided by the word pointed
word pointed by SI
by SI
C
Incorrect instruction
D
Data in AX is divided by the
word pointed by SI
Q:199 TEST dest, src instruction in 8086 does __________ on execution.
A
Incorrect instruction
FBH
FAH
Content of BX is shifted
B
Content of BX is shifted left
left logical by two position
arithmetic by two position
C
Content of BX is shifted
D
Content of BX is shifted left
left logical by one position
arithmetic by one position
Q:203 In 8086, the instruction SAL AL, CL does on execution ___________.
A
Content of AL is shifted
B
Content of AL is shifted right
left arithmetic by the count
arithmetic by the count
specified in CL
specified in CL
C
Content of AL is shifted
D
Content of AL is shifted right
left logical by the count
logical by the count specified
specified in CL
in CL
Q:204 In 8086, which instruction does rotate through carry left?
A
SHR
RCL
ROL
RCR
SHR
RCL
ROL
RCR
Q:206 In 8086, which instruction does rotate right not through carry?
A
ROR
RCL
ROL
RCR
Q:207 In 8086, which instruction does rotate left not through carry?
A
ROR
RCL
ROL
RCR
CF
IF
Q:209 In 8086, which register is loaded with the count value in string operations?
A
BX
CX
DX
AX
Extra, SI
Data, DI
Q:213 In 8086, for STOSW instruction, the memory where the data/string to be
stored has to be in __________ and is to be pointed by ___________.
A
Extra, DI
B
Data, SI
C
Extra, SI
Data, DI
AL
AH
SI
AX
Q:215 In 8086, after the execution of following instructions, what will be the
result in AL?
MOV AL, 5
ADD AL, 4
AAA
A
AL = 69H
AL = 09H
AL = 39H
AL = 0AH
Q:216 In 8086, after the execution of following instructions, what will be the
result in AL?
MOV AL, 7
ADD AL, 6
AAA
A
AL = 13
B
AH = 01 AL = 03
C
AL = 6DH
AH = 03 AL = 01
AAD
AAS
Q:218 In 8086, which instruction is used for ASCII adjust AL after addition?
A
AAM
AAA
AAD
AAS
AAD
AAS
Q:220 In 8086, which instruction is used for ASCII adjust AX before division?
A
AAM
AAA
AAD
AAS
Q:221 In 8086, I/O addresses are limited to _________ bits for IN and OUT
instructions.
A
8
B
16
C
12
20
B
D
the bits of BH
bits of BL
16
12
20
1, 0
0, 1
1, 0
0, 1
1, 0
0, 1
1, 0
0, 1
Q:232 In 8086, _________ and __________ signals are connected with direct
memory access.
A
HOLD, INTR
B
HOLD, HLDA
C
Q:233
Q:234
INTR, READY
1, 0
0, 1
0, 0
1, 1
Q:235
HLDA, INTR
0, 0
1, 1
0, 0
1, 1
Q:236 In 8086, TEST pin tested by the _________ instruction and tested
instruction becomes _______ instruction when TEST pin is logic _____.
A
WAIT, NOP, 1
B
NOP, WAIT, 1
C
WAIT, NOP, 0
NOP, WAIT, 0
Q:237 In 8086, _______ is used for interrupt request and ________ is used for
interrupt acknowledge.
A
B
INTR , INTA
INTR , HLDA
C
INTR, INTA
INTA , INTR
Q:238 ________ signal/pin is used to enable high memory bank of the data bus in
8086.
A
B
BHE / S 7
BHE / S 7
C
BHE / S 7
BHE/S7
Q:239 ________ states are inserted when _________ pin is __________ in 8086.
A
WAIT, READY, 0
READY, WAIT, 0
WAIT, READY, 1
READY, WAIT, 1
Q:240 If the operating frequency of 8086 is 10 MHz and for the given
instruction, if machine cycle consists of 4-T states, what is time taken by
machine cycle to complete execution of that instruction?
A
4 s
B
0.4 s
C
40 s
1 s
Q:241 If the operating frequency of 8086 is 10 MHz and for the given
instruction, if machine cycle consists of 4-T states, what is time taken by
machine cycle to complete execution of that instruction when three wait
states are inserted?
A
0.7 s
B
0.4 s
C
70 s
7 s
MN / MX
MN / MX
MN / MX
MN/MX
Q:243 Which pin in 8086 is used to prevent other bus masters from accessing the
bus?
A
B
LOCK
TEST
C
DEN
12 pins
11 pins
Hardware, software
Software
2.33
Hardware
2.33
8.0
8.0
6, 7
7, 8
6, 7
7, 8
p = z + 1, z = z + 1
p = z + 1, z = z
p = z, z = z + 1
p = z, z = z
p = z + 1, z = z + 1
p = z + 1, z = z
p = z, z = z + 1
p = z, z = z
p = z;
p = p + z;
p = p * z;
Incorrect statement
while (n!=0)
{
digit = n %10; sum += digit; n = n/10;
}
A
123
Do While
While
For
Q:257 In c-language, the statement int a[20][20] results into variable a with
_________ number of total elements?
A
40
B
20
C
400
Q:258 In c-language, the statement int a[20][20] results into variable a with 1st
index ranging from ____ to ____ and 2nd index ranging from _____ to
_____?
A
0, 19, 0, 19
B
1, 20, 1, 20
C
1, 19, 1, 19
0, 20, 0, 20
scanf(%ld, &a)
scanf(%f, &a)
scanf(%ld, &a)
scanf(%f, &a)
scanf(%ld, &a)
scanf(%f, &a)
scanf(%lf, &a)
scanf(%f, &a)
Q:263 Which statement in c-language is used to proceed with the next value of
iterative variable in for statement?
A
Break
B
Continue
C
Exit
Exit
int *y;
int y;
int &y;
y = *x;
Q:267 In c-language, how can we access the value from a pointer variable (e.g. y)
and can assign it to another variable z?
A
z = *y;
B
z = &y;
C
z = y;
Q:268 In c-language, array variable name points to _____ element of the array?
A
Last
1st
Middle
Q:269 In c-language, if a and b are integer variable, what will be the result on
execution of following statement?
a = *(&b);
A
Incorrect statement
B
Values of a and b are same
C
max = 15
Incorrect statement
Read,
Write
Append
FILE *fp;
FILE fp;
FILE &fp;
scanf
fscanf
fopen
printf
fprintf
fopen
fgets
Q:280 In c-language, how many bytes are required to store value of integer
variable?
A
1
B
2
C
Q:281 In c-language, how many bytes are required to store value of double
variable?
A
1
B
2
C
Q:282 In c-language, how many bytes are required to store value of float
variable?
A
1
B
2
C
Q:283 In c-language, how many bytes are required to store value of char
variable?
A
1
B
2
C
Q:284 In c-language, what is the range of values permitted for integer variable?
A
0 to 255
0 to 65535
-32768 to 32767
Q:285 In c-language, what is the range of values permitted for unsigned integer
variable?
A
0 to 255
B
0 to 65535
C
-32768 to 32767
Q:286 In c-language, what is the range of values permitted for unsigned char
variable?
A
0 to 255
B
0 to 65535
C
-32768 to 32767
Q:287 In c-language, what is the range of values permitted for char variable?
A
0 to 255
0 to 65535
-128 to 127
Register, auto
Static
Extern
Q:290 Which of the following is the valid statement to define constant in clanguage?
A
define MAX 100
B
#define MAX 100
C
Q:291 Which one of the following is bitwise shift left operator in c-language?
A
&
<<
>>
>>
7.0
4.0
7.0
4.0
10.0
7.0
4.0
4.73
5.25
28.1
28
27
B
D
Determine the values of A, B, C that make the sum term A'+ B' +C equal to 0.
A A=0, B=1,C=0
B A=1, B=0,C=0
C A=1, B=1,C=0
D A=1, B=1,C=1
X+X.Y =.
A X
B 1+Y
C Y
D None of these
A AND.
B NAND.
C OR.
D NOR.
B decreased area.
B 2047
C 4095
D None of these
Given a MOD-12 ripple counter using a J-K flip-flop. If the clock frequency to the counter is 40 KHZ ,
then the output frequency of the counter is.
A 40 khz
B 12 khz
C 3.33 khz
D None of these
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A 5
B 10
C 2
D 4
B 11
C 15
D 25
12
A Infrared rays.
B Ultraviolet rays.
C Burst of microwaves
D None of these
B 1001
C 0101
D 0110
13 The output of a logic gate is 1 when all its inputs are at logic 0. the gate is either
A a NAND or an EX-OR
B an OR or an EX-NOR
C an AND or an EX-OR
D a NOR or an EX-NOR
B x + x(y + z)
C x(1 + yz)
D x + yz
17 The code where all successive numbers differ from their preceding number by single bit is
A Binary code.
B BCD.
C Excess 3
D Gray.
18 If the input to T-flipflop is 100 Hz signal, the final output of the three T-flipflops in cascade is
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A 1000 Hz
B 500 Hz
C 333 Hz
D 12.5 Hz.
19
For which of the following ip-ops, the output is clearly dened for all combinaMons oftwo inputs.
A D type flip-flop.
B R-S flip-flop.
C J-K flip-flop.
D none of these
20 The digital logic family which has the lowest propagation delay time is
A ECL
B TTL
C CMOS
D PMOS
21 In digital ICs, Schottky transistors are preferred over normal transistors because of their
A Lower Propagation delay.
B Totem Pole
D ECL gates
B TTL family
C CMOS family
D None of these
B addition by two.
C multiplication by two.
D subtraction by two.
25 How many two-input AND and OR gates are required respectively to realize Y=CD+EF+G
A 2,2.
B 2,3.
C 3,3.
D none of these.
B SRAM.
C ROM.
D Magnetic tape.
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B 2N precision resistors.
C N + 1 precision resistors.
D N 1 precision resistors.
B 8 M1 memory.
C 8 M 32 memory.
64K 6 memory.
32 What is the end address of 8k X 8 memory ,if the starting address is AAOOH?
A B9FFH
B C9FFH
C AAFFH
D B900
33 The Boolean function f(w,x,y,z ) = m (5,7,9 ,11 ,13, 15) is independent of variables.
34
A w
B x
C y
D z and x
The contents of BC register pair after the execution of the following program in an 8085 microprocessor
is ..... LXI H,7585 H
LXI B, 4774 H
PUSH B
XTHL
POP B
HLT
A 7585
B 4774
C 8575
D 7447
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1 & 2 only
C 1,2 and 4
B 1,3 and 4
D 2 and 3
C Q&S
D R&S
Q&R
37 A 6 bit DAC use binary weighted resistors. If MSB resistor is 10 k ohm, the value of LSB resistor Is
A 40 k ohm
B 80 k ohm
C 640 k ohm
D 320 k ohm
38 As the number of flip flops are increased, the total propagation delay of
ripple counter increases, but that of
synchronous counter remains the same
Both ripple counter and synchronous
C
counter increases.
D None of these
B 0.2 V
C 0.4 V
D 0.8 V
42
A memory system of size 32 k bytes is reqiured to design using memory chips which have 12 address
lines and 4 data lines each. The number of such chips reqiured to design the memory system is
A 4
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C 16
D 32
43 An 8 bit ripple counter uses flip flops with propagation delay of 25 ns each. The maximum clock
frequency which can be used is
A 10 MHz
B 5 MHz
C 20 MHz
D 50 MHz
B 2,3
C 1,2,3
D none of these.
D None of these
47 A 10 bit ADC is used to convert analog voltage of 0 to 10 V into digital. The resolution is
A 4.88 m V
B 9.775 m V
C 20 m V
D None of these
48 To design a sequential circuit having 11 states, minimum number of memory elements required is
A 5
B 3
C 4
D 11
D none of these
B 1,2
C 2,3
D none of these
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B 8
C 12
D 13
B weighted resistor
C Successive-approximation.
D none of these
D none of these
54 To count 2500 bottles in cold drink plant, the minimum number of flip flops requered is
A 8
B 10
C 12
D 16
B an inverter
D none of these
B TTL
C ECL
D none of these
D none of these
B A/D converter
D none of these
D none of these
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D 100/2N
C 100/N
61 Internal structure of PLA :
A only AND array programmable
D none of these
B 1/2LSB
C 1/4LSB
D none of these
B Dynamic RAM
C EPROMS
D static RAM
64 If number of information bits is 11, the number of parity bits in Hamming code is
A 2
B 3
C 4
D 5
65 A buffer is
A Always inverting
B Always non-inverting
C inverting or non-inverting
D none of these
B Hybrid
C SOP
D none of these
C POS
D SOP
B LIFO
C FILO
D None of these
D None of these
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C carry Flag
D zero flag
71 In 8085 microprocessor how many I/O devices can be interfaced in I/O mapped
I/O technique?
A Either 256 input devices or 256 output devices B 256 input output devices
C
D none of these
72 In an 8085 microprocessor, the instruction CMP B has been executed while the contents of
accumulator is less than that of register B. As a result carry flag and zero flag will be respectively
A Reset,Reset
B Set, Reset
C set,set
D reset,set
74 The TRAP is one of the interrupts available its INTEL 8085. Which one of the following statements is
true of TRAP?
A It is level triggered
B It is edge triggered
C It is level triggered and positive edge
triggered
75 A dynamic RAM consists of
D None of these
A 6 transistors.
B 2 capacitors only.
B as a dynamic memory.
77 The following questions have two statements Assertion (A), and Reason(R) . Examine them and answer
as per the following code.
A. Schottky transistors are preffered over normal transistors in digital circuits.
R. Schottky transistor when used as a switch, switches between cuttoff and active region.
A
C A is true, R is false
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A Inverter.
B NOR gate.
C NAND gate.
D XOR gate.
79 The following questions have two statements Assertion (A), and Reason(R) . Examine them and answer
as per the following code.
A.Boolean expressions can be easily simplified using K-map.
R. K-map can be drawn for minterms as well as maxterms.
A
C A is true, R is false
D A is false, R is true
80 What J-K input condition will always set Q upon the occurrence of the active clock transition?
A J = 0, K = 0
B J = 1, K = 1
C J = 1, K = 0
D J = 0, K = 1
B A+B
C AB'
D (A+B)'
B 32 states
C 16 states
D None of these
B Demultiplexer
C Encoder
D Decoder
84 The A/D converter whose conversion time is independent of the number of bits is
A Dual slope
B Successive approximation.
C Parallel conversion
D Counter type
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85
A 4-bit synchronous counter uses flip-flops with propagation delay times of 15 ns each. The
maximum possible time required for change of state will be
A 15 ns
B 30 ns
C 45 ns
D 60 ns
B Commutative law
C Distributive law
D All of these
89 The minimum number of 2 input NAND gates required to implement boolean function X Y ' Z , if X,Y,Z
are available
A 2
B 3
C 4
D 5
90
If the functions W,X,Y,Z are as follows: W = R+P'Q+ R'S ; X =PQR'S'+ P'Q'R'S'+PQ'R'S' ; Y = RS + (PR +
PQ'+P'Q')' ; Z= R+S+(PQ + P'Q'R'+PQ'S')'
A W=Z, X=Z'
B W=Z, X=Y
C W=Z,X=Y'
D W=Y=Z'
91
The Boolean Expression Y=A'B'C'D+A'BCD'+AB'C'D+ABC'D' can be minimized to
A Y=A'B'C'D + A'BC'+AC'D
B Y = A'B'C'D+ BCD'+AB'C'D
C Y=A'BCD' +'B'C'D+AB'C'D
D None of these.
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93
The output Y of a 2-bit comparator is logic 1 whenever the 2 bit input A is greater than the 2 bit input
B. The number of combinations for which the output is logic 1 is
A 4
B 6
C 8
D 10
94 For a binary half subtractor having two inputs A and B , the correct set of logical expressions for the
outputs
D = A-B and X (=borrow) are
A D=AB+A'B, X= A'B
B D= A'B+AB', X = AB'
C D= A'B+AB', X = A'B
D None of these.
B 02H
C 00H
D FFH
The following questions have two statements Assertion (A), and Reason(R) . Examine them and answer
as per the following code.
A. A PROM can be used as a synchronous counter.
R. Each memory location in a PROM can be read synchronously.
A
C A is true, R is false
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99
The following questions have two statements Assertion (A), and Reason(R) . Examine them and answer
as per the following code.
A. Gray code is used in shaft position encoding.
R. In gray code only a single bit change occurs when going from one code to another.
A
C A is true, R is false
D A is false, R is true
100 The following questions have two statements Assertion (A), and Reason(R) . Examine them and answer
as per the following code.
A.ECL gate has very high speed of operation
R. Trsistors in ECL do not go into saturation region.
A
C A is true, R is false
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B fast turn-off
The breakdown mechanism in a lightly doped p-n junction under reverse biased condition is called
A avalanche breakdown.
B zener breakdown.
C breakdown by tunnelling.
Transistor is a
A Current controlled current device.
In the voltage regulator shown below, if the current through the load decreases,
For a JFET, when VDS is increased beyond the pinch off voltage, the drain current
A Increases
B decreases
C remains constant.
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C Mobility of electrons is greater than that of holes D They are easy to fabricate
10 n-type silicon is obtained by
11
A 50
B 20
C 100
D 10
B decreases
C remains constant.
13 A zener diode
A Has a high forward voltage rating.
Is useful as an amplifier.
16 Thermal runaway is not possible in FET because as the temperature of FET increases
A the mobility decreases
D None of these
C depletion capacitance
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C Base
B Semiconductor
C Dieelectric
D None of these
B Maxwell's distribution
D None of these.
in valence band
D None of these.
D None of these.
B Aluminium
C Tunguston
D Silver
26 When a reverse bias is applied to PN junction, the width of the depletion layer
A Decreases
B increases
C remains constant.
B Forward current
C Forward breakdown
D Reverse breakdown
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C Barrier potential
D None of these.
29 A varactor diode is
A reverse bised
B forward bised
C biased to breakdown
D unbiased
B Schottky diode
C Tunnel diode
D None of these
B Schottky diode
C Tunnel diode
D None of these
D All of these
34 The following questions have two statements Assertion (A), and Reason(R) . Examine them and answer
based on the following statements .
(A) When a photoconductor device is exposed to light,its bulk resistance increases.
(R) When exposed to light, electron hole pair are generated in the photoconducive device.
A
C A is true, R is false
D A is false, R is true
35 The following questions have two statements Assertion (A), and Reason(R) . Examine them and answer
based on the following statements .
(A) A PN junction diode is used as a rectifier
(R) A PN junction diode has low resistance in forward direction and high resistance in reverse direction.
A
C A is true, R is false
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The following questions have two statements Assertion (A), and Reason(R) . Examine them and answer
based on the following statements .
(A) Intrinsic semiconductor is an insulator at 0 degree Kelvin.
(R) Fermi level in intrinsic semiconductor is in the centre of forbidden energy band.
A
C A is true, R is false
D A is false, R is true
37 The following questions have two statements Assertion (A), and Reason(R) . Examine them and answer
based on the following statements .
(A) When a high reverse voltage is applied to a p-n junction the diode breaks down.
(R) High reverse voltage causes avalanche effect.
A
C A is true, R is false
D A is false, R is true
38 The following questions have two statements Assertion (A), and Reason(R) . Examine them and answer
based on the following statements .
(A) In n-p-n transistor conduction is mainly due to electrons.
(R) In n type materials electrons are majority carriers.
A
C A is true, R is false
D A is false, R is true
39
The following questions have two statements Assertion (A), and Reason(R) . Examine them and answer
based on the following statements .
(A) The amount of photo electric emission depends on the intensity of incident light.
(R) Photo Electric emission can occur only if frequency of incident light is less than threshold frequency.
A
C A is true, R is false
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D A is false, R is true
The following questions have two statements Assertion (A), and Reason(R) . Examine them and answer
based on the following statements .
(A) In intrinsic semiconductor the charge concentration increases with temperature.
(R) At higher temperatures, the forbidden energy gap in semiconductors is lower.
Both A and R are correct and R is correct
explanation of A
C A is true, R is false
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41
The following questions have two statements Assertion (A), and Reason(R) . Examine them and answer
based on the following statements .
(A) In p-n-p transistor ,collector current is termed negative.
(B) in a p-n-p transistor holes are majority carriers.
A
C A is true, R is false
D A is false, R is true
42 The following questions have two statements Assertion (A), and Reason(R) . Examine them and answer
based on the following statements .
(A) A Hall effect is used to find the type of semiconductor.
(R) When a semiconductor carrying current I lies in a magnetic field , the force on electrons and holes is
in opposite directions.
Both A and R are correct but R is not correct
Both A and R are correct and R is correct
B
A
explanation of A
explanation of A
C A is true, R is false
D A is false, R is true
43
The following questions have two statements Assertion (A), and Reason(R) . Examine them and answer
based on the following statements .
(A) In a BJT, the base region is very thick.
(R) In p-n-p transistor most of holes given off by emmiter diffuse through the base.
A
C A is true, R is false
D A is false, R is true
44 The voltage between the emitter and collector of a silicon transistor when the transistor is
biased to be at the edge of saturation is:
45
A 5 volts.
B 10 volts.
C 0.1 volts.
D 0.3 volts.
In a transistor switch, the voltage change from base-to-emitter which is adequate to accomplish the
switching [for silicon transistor] is only about
A 0.2 V.
B 5V
C 0.1 V
D 0.5 V.
B 0.5 V .
C 0.35 V.
D 0.35 mV.
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A copper
B Aluminium
C cast iron
D Mild steel
49 Which of the following statements best describes a forward biased silicon diode?
A
B only 2
C both 1 and 2
D None of these
52
D None of these
B 2
C 3
D 4
B 28
C 14
D 4
B Germanium
D None of these
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A Poitive charges
B neutral atoms
C Negative charges
D crystals
B independent of frequency
C Proportional to ( frequency)2
D None of these
58 In an n type semiconductor
A Number of free electrons and holes are equal
Number of free electrons is less than number
of holes
59 If for a transistor is 0.98, is equal to
D none of these
A 52
B 49
C 48
D 46
60 Consider two well designed npn bipolar junction transistors , QA and QB. They are otherwise identical
except base of QA is doped twice as heavily as the base of QB. The base emitter diode saturation current
in Ebers Moll model, IES in transistor QA will be
A Same as QB
B Less than QB
C Greater than QB
D None of these
B 1 and 3
C 2 and 3
D 1, 2 and 3
B 3
C 4
D 5
D None of these
D None of these
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B N type
D none of these
B Latch Up
C low speed
D None of these
B Implantation
B anneling temperature
C anneling time
B thermal bonding
C covalent bonding
D None of these
D none of these
B zener diode
C schottky diode
D PIN Diode
73
A It is an unipolar device
D None of these
At sufficiently high temperatures some electrons acquire enough kinetic energy to escape from metal surface. This is called
A Thermionic emission
B secondary emission
C Field emission
D Photoelectric emission.
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C Emitter current
C LDR
D None of these
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