1.

The basic requirements of transmitting antennas are:

A. High efficiency
B. Low side lobes
C. Large SNR
D. None of the mentioned
ANSWER:A

2.The Maxwell equation ∇×E=-∂B/∂t is derived from which low?

A. Amperes law
B. Faraday’s Law
C. Lens Law
D. Gauss Law
ANSWER:B

3.The beam width of the antenna pattern measured at half power points is called:
A. Half power beam width
B. Full null beam width
C. Beam width
D. None of the mentioned
ANSWER:A

4.The relation between directivity and effective area of transmitting and receiving antenna is
A. DtAt=DrAr
B. DtAr=DrAt
C. AtDt= ϵ DrAr
D. DtAt= ϵ DrAr
ANSWER:B

5.Equivalent circuit representation of an antenna is

A. Series R ,L, C
B. Parallel R , L ,C
C. Series R ,L Parallel to C
D. Parallel R, C series to L
ANSWER:A

6.The radiation efficiency for antenna having radiation resistance 36.15Ω and loss resistance
0.85Ω is given by
A. 0.977
B. 0.799
C. 0.997
D. 0.779
ANSWER:A

7.Radiation resistance of a half wave dipole is

A. 36.56Ω
B. 18.28Ω
C. 73.12Ω
D. 40.24Ω
ANSWER:C

8.The ratio of radiation intensity in a given direction from antenna to the radiation intensity over
all directions is called as
A. Radiation power density
B. Directivity
C. Gain of antenna
D. Array factor
ANSWER:B

9.Relation between beam solid angle Ω,horizontal half-power beam width ΘA , Vertical half-
power beam width with ΘE is _______
A. Ω = ΘA × ΘE
B. Ω = ΘA + ΘE
C. Ω = ΘA ÷ ΘE
D. Ω = ΘA - ΘE
ANSWER:A

10.The angular distance between two successive nulls of main lobe is called ____
A. HPBW
B. FNBW
C. Beam width
D. FBR
ANSWER:B

11.If beam width of the antenna increases , the directivity_________

A. Decreases
B. Increases
C. Depends on antenna type
D. Remains unchanged
ANSWER:A

12.Units of radiation intensity is_______

A. Watts / unit solid angle
B. Watts/m2
C. Watts-m2
D. Watts
ANSWER:A

13.The radiation lobe containing the direction of maximum radiation is called _________
A. Major lobe
B. Minor lobe
C. Side lobe
D. Back lobe
ANSWER:A

14.Steradian is a measurement unit of______________

A. Point angle
B. Linear angle
C. Plain angle
D. Solid angle
ANSWER:D

15.What is the radiation intensity for isotropic antenna having radiation power density 3 Sinâ•¡
θ r^2 a_r W/m2 ?
A. 3 Sin θ a_r W/Steradian
B. 3 Cos θ a_r W/Steradian
C. 6π Sin θ a_r W/Steradian
D. 6π Cos θ a_r W/Steradian
ANSWER:A
16.What is the distance between antennas to apply the Friss transmission equation in terms of
antennas largest dimension?
A. R>>(2D^(2 ))/λ
B. R<<(2D^(2 ))/λ
C. R>>(2λ^(2 ))/D
D. R<<(2λ^(2 ))/D
ANSWER:A

17.Folded dipole antenna belongs to which type of antenna?

A. Reflector
B. Aperture
C. Lens
D. Wire
ANSWER:D

18.What is the radiation pattern of Yagi – Uda antenna ?

A. Brad- side
B. End-fire
C. Collinear
D. Both Broadside and End – fire
ANSWER:B

19.If the progressive shift in antenna array is equal to zero then it is called_____
A. Broad side
B. End-fire
C. Yagi-uda
D. Fishbone antenna
ANSWER:A

20.The line of sight (LOS) distance is the distance travelled by the _____ wave.
A. Diffracted
B. Scattered
C. Reflected
D. Direct
ANSWER:D

21.In which of the following mode of propagation the ionosphere act as the reflecting surface for
the waves?
A. Ground wave
B. Sky wave
C. Space wave
D. LOS
ANSWER:B

22.Which of the following statement is true about Ground wave propagation?

A. Signal can travel a number of hops, back and forth between ionosphere and earth’s
surface,
B. Transmitting and receiving antennas must be within line of sight
C. Follows contour of the earth to propagate considerable distance.
D. Ground wave propagation operates at frequency above 30 MHz
ANSWER:B

23.What is the functioning role of an antenna in receiving mode?

A. Radiator
B. Convertor
C. Sonsor
D. Invertor
ANSWER:C

24.Find the angle at which nulls occurs for two element array antenna with separation λ/4and
phase difference is π/2 ?
A. 0
B. π/2
C. π/4
D. π
ANSWER:A

25.Find the radiation resistance of a small dipoe of length 1m and operating at a frequency
A. 2.19 mΩ
B. 8.76 mΩ
C. 4.38 mΩ;l
D. 3.14 mΩ
ANSWER:A

26.What is radiation resistance of Infinitesimal dipole of length L

A. 20 π^2 (L/λ)^2
B. 40 π^2 (L/λ)^2
C. 80 π^2 (L/λ)^2
D. 160 π^2 (L/λ)^2
ANSWER:C

27.For N-element linear uniform array ,the normalized array factor is represented as__________
A. (sin╡(Nψ/2))/(Nψ/2)
B. (Cos ╡(Nψ/2))/(Nψ/2)
C. N (sin╡(ψ/2))/(ψ/2)
D. N (Cos ╡(Nψ/2))/(Nψ/2)
ANSWER:A

28.If the length of the dipole decreases, then the radiation resistance will______________
A. Constant
B. Decrease
C. Increase
D. Depends on current distrbutions
ANSWER:B

29.In which of the following integral form Maxwell equations ,the surface is closed?
A. Amperes law
B. Gauss Law
C. Faraday’s Law
D. Both Amperes and Faraday’s law
ANSWER:B

30.The dipole to which the power is applied directly from the feeder in the Yagi-Uda antenna is
called as___________
A. Director
B. Reflector
C. Driven element
D. Boom
ANSWER:C

31.The length of the director compared to the driven element is________

A. Greater
B. Smaller
C. Independent to each other
D. Depends on types of driven element
ANSWER:B

32.Which of the following is false regarding Antenna array?

A. Directivity increases
B. Directivity decreases
C. Beam width decreases
D. Gain increases
ANSWER:B

33.If the progressive shift in antenna array is equal to zero then it is called_________
A. Broad-side
B. End-fire
C. Yagi-Uda
D. Fish bone antenna
ANSWER:A

34.Which of the following statement about antenna array is false?

A. Field pattern is the product of individual element in array
B. Field pattern is the sum of individual element in array
C. Resultant field is the vector superposition of the fields from individual elements in array
D. High directivity can be achieved for long distance communication
ANSWER:B

35.What is the total power radiated in watts for the power density w_r=4sinθ/(3r^2 ) arW/m2.
A. 4Ï€^2
B. (8Ï€^2)/3
C. (4Ï€^2)/3
D. (2Ï€^2)/3
ANSWER:C

36.Which of the following field varies inversely with r^2?

A. Far field
B. Near field
C. Radiation field
D. Electrostatic field
ANSWER:B

37.Which pattern is generated due to plotting of square of amplitude of an electric field?

A. Field Pattern
B. Voltage Pattern
C. Amplitude Pattern
D. Power pattern
ANSWER:D

38.If the distancebetween the transmitting and receiving antenna is decreased by factor 2 while
other factors remain same , then the new power received by the antenna________
A. Increases by factor 2
B. Decreases by factor 2
C. Increases by factor 4
D. Decreases by factor 4
ANSWER:C

39.An ideal source in which the power is radiated equally in all direction is called as_________
A. Isotropic
B. Omni-directional
C. Bi-directional
D. Directional
ANSWER:A

40.According to the geometry, how many steradian are present in full sphere?
A. π/2
B. π
C. 2Ï€
D. 4Ï€
ANSWER:D

41.The ratio of power radiated in particular direction to the total input power of antenna is called
as______
A. Directive gain
B. Power gain
C. Directivity
D. Partial directivity
ANSWER:B

42.One is not true about EM radiation

A. If a charge is not moving, current is not created and there is no radiation
B. If charge is oscillating in a time-motion or domain, it radiates even if the wire is straight.
C. If charge is moving with a uniform velocity, it radiates even if the wire is straight.
D. If charge is moving with a uniform velocity, there is radiation for curved, bent, discontinuous,
terminated, or truncated wire.
ANSWER:C

43.The simplest and probably the most widely used microwave antenna is____________
A. Aperture (Horn)
B. Microstrip
C. Yagi-Uda
D. Wire
ANSWER:A

44.One is not the fundamental characteristics of microstrip antennas.

A. Low profile
B. Low power and poor scan performance
C. Conformable to planar and non planar surfaces
D. used in high-performance aircraft, spacecraft, satellite, missile applications
ANSWER:B

45.________ is not the major operational disadvantages of microstrip antennas.

A. Low efficiency
B. Low power
C. Poor scan performance
D. Simple and inexpensive to manufacture
ANSWER:D

46._______ is not feeding method used to feed microstrip antennas.

A. Mcrostrip line
B. Aperture coupling
C. RC coupling
D. Proximity coupling
ANSWER:C

48.Which one of the following antennas is mostly used in TV Dish?

A. Parabolic reflector
B. Lens antenna
C. Log periodic
D. Rhombus antenna
ANSWER:D

49.The symmetrical point on the parabolic surface is known as ________

A. focal point
B. vertex
C. front fed
D. Cassegrain feed
ANSWER:B

50All are basic criteria for paraboloidal reflector except ____________

A. Induced Current Density
B. Aperture Distribution Method
C. Cross-Polarization
D. None
ANSWER:D

51.The region of the field that angular field distribution is independent of the distance from the
antenna is called as_________
A. Reactive near field
B. radiating near-field
C. Fresnel zone
D. Far field
ANSWER:D
52.For an isotropic antenna, the average power P_av can be expressed interms of radiated power
P_r as_________
A. P_(av)=(P_r/4Ï€)
B. P_(av)=(P_r/(2Ï€r^2 ))
C. P_(av)=(P_r/2Ï€)
D. P_(av)=(P_r/(4Ï€r^2 ))
ANSWER:D
53.Which type of feed in parabolic antenna blocks the beam limiting aperture efficiency to 55%?
A. Axial feed
B. Offset feed
C. Cassegrain
D. Gregorian
ANSWER:A

54.Which of the following reflector antenna doesn’t require a directive feed?

A. Parabolic
B. Hyperbolic
C. Corner
D. Truncated
ANSWER:C

55.In which of the following secondary reflector is convex?

A. Gregorian
B. Cassegrain
C. Parabolic
D. Corner
ANSWER:B

56.In which of the following feed there is no impedance mismatch?

A. Offset feed
B. Cassegrain feed
C. Front feed
D. Gregorian feed
ANSWER:A