(b) 30() KHz 0 3000 KHz (c) . MHz- .

% MHz (a) A = cf
(c) f

(b) j = -

c A

(d) 30 MHz. - 1 CHz

92.

c ): == I

c (d) t= c=r;
A

'or a )uarter wa!e transformer( characteristic impedance "3 related with input and load impedances as
(a) z, = ~ !~

94.

A typical Radar antenna has beam width of about:

(a) I

(b)

(b) 4o = ,>/ZR. 4.

(000000

t=:
!,

(d) 5"

(c) 4o =

-\f

Zf{

95.

The height of the transmitting antenna is 5 m (c) 3 abo!e ground le!el. "ts radio hori#on will be (a) $% &m
(c) 120 km

(d) 4o =

5*.5

(b) 76 km (d) 225 &m

96.

&Z ,
(b) ;arabolic
(d) <elical

-hich of the following antenna gi!es circular polari#.ation 7 (a) 8agi09da (c) :ipole

96.

'or a good conductor( the s&in depth !aries: (a) directly as fre)uency f (b) directly as

{f

99.

The term critical fre)uency denotes (a) the lowest fre)uency that is reflected by the ionosphere at !ertical distance (b) the highest fre)uency that is reflected by the ionosphere at !ertical distance (c) the lowest fre)uency by which c=mmunication is possible between two gi!en points (d) none of the abo!e

(c) in!ersely as f
(d) in!ersely as 97.

ff

The essential condition for antenna array to be I i near is that

(a) indi!i*ual antennas of the ar+ay must be of e)ual si#e

(b) indi!idual antennas of the array must be

e)ually spaced along a straight line (c) any two indi!idual antennas of the array must not be in the same direction (d) rione of the abo!e

/%%.

<igh fre)uency wa!es ar.(

(a) absorbed by the P2 layer (b) reflected by the D layer (c) affected by the solar cycle (d) non>e of the abo!e

95.

Typically the rate of change of refracti!e inde, . here wi h h . h dN . " "n atmosp ere -"t erg t d n appro,imate y e)uals:
(a) - 4.. x /%0 m0"

/%/.The fre)uency of normal sound wa!e deter0

mines . (a) its pitch (c) its loudness (b) its )uality (d) its echo (b) capaciti!e

(b) 4.. , /%0 m0" (c) 4.. 1 /%0 m

(d) none fo these

/% .

?n antenna is

(a) inducti!e (d) none of the abo!e

9$.

Radio fre)uencies are. of the range (a) .% KHz 0 .%% KHZ

(c) resisti!e abo!e its resonance fre)uency@