Electronics and Communication Engineering - Communication Systems
Exercise : Communication Systems - Section 5
- Communication Systems - Section 13
- Communication Systems - Section 25
- Communication Systems - Section 24
- Communication Systems - Section 23
- Communication Systems - Section 22
- Communication Systems - Section 21
- Communication Systems - Section 20
- Communication Systems - Section 19
- Communication Systems - Section 18
- Communication Systems - Section 17
- Communication Systems - Section 16
- Communication Systems - Section 15
- Communication Systems - Section 14
- Communication Systems - Section 1
- Communication Systems - Section 12
- Communication Systems - Section 11
- Communication Systems - Section 10
- Communication Systems - Section 9
- Communication Systems - Section 8
- Communication Systems - Section 7
- Communication Systems - Section 6
- Communication Systems - Section 5
- Communication Systems - Section 4
- Communication Systems - Section 3
- Communication Systems - Section 2
16.
AM amplifier having noise figure of 20 dB and available power gain of 15 dB is followed by a mixer circuit having noise figure of 9 dB. The overall noise figure as referred to input in dB is
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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17.
Which one of the following is non-resonant antenna?
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Rhombic antenna is a non-resonant antenna capable of operating over 3 to 30 MHz range.
18.
If the oscillator output is modulated by audio frequencies upto 10 kHz, the frequency range occupied by the side bands will be
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Sideband frequencies will be fc ± fm.
19.
The efficiency of using a binary system for selection of 1 out of 13 equally probable events is
Answer: Option
Explanation:
log2 13 = 3.7 therefore, number of bits = 4.
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20.
The most suitable method for detecting a modulated signal g(t) = (3 to 6 cos 2pfmt) cos 2pfct is
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Because it is an AM envelope.
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