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In a superhetrodyne receiver, the difference frequency is chosen as the IF rather than the sum frequency because ____________.
Lower frequencies are easier to amplify
Modulation is done in __________.
Transmitter
Demodulation is done in ___________.
Radio receiver
A 50 kW carrier is to be amplitude modulated to a level of 85%.
What is the power in sidebands?
18.06 kW
Superhertodyne principle refers to
Obtaining lower fixed intermediate frequency
At 100% modulation, the power in each sideband is _________ of that of carrier
25%
In a transmitter ____________ oscillator is used
Crystal
If level of modulation is increased _____________ power is increased
Sideband
Overmodulation (amplitude) occurs when signal amplitude is ___________ carrier amplitude
greater than
If modulation is 100%, then signal amplitude is _____________ carrier
equal to
Man made noise are _________ variations.
Amplitude
In TV transmission, picture signal is ___________ modulated
Amplitude
In TV transmission, sound signal is __________ modulated
Frequency
Most of the amplification in a superhetrodyne receiver occurs at _________ stage.
IF
The superhetrodyne principle provides selectivity at _________ stage
IF
A high Q tuned circuit will permit an amplifier to have high __________.
Selectivity
If a radio receiver amplifies all the signal frequencies equally well, it is said to have high __________.
Fidelity
In an amplitude modulation, bandwidth is __________ the audio signal frequency
Twice
A 100 V carrier is made to vary between 160 V and 40 V by the signal. What is the modulation factor?
None of the above
In amplitude modulation, the __________ of carrier is varied according to the strength of the signal.
Amplitude
A 50 kW carrier is to be amplitude modulated to a level of 85%. What is the carrier power after modulation?
50 kW
The major advantage of FM over AM is ___________.
Reception is less noisy
In an AM wave, the majority of the power is in _________.
Carrier
As the modulation level is increased, the carrier power __________.
remains the same
Modulation refers to a low-frequency signal controlling the ________.
May be any of the above
In a radio receiver, noise is generally developed at __________.
RF stage
The diode detector in an AM radio receiver is usually found _________.
After several stages of amplification
The function of ferrite antenna is to __________.
Increase the Q of tuned circuit
If Amin = 40 and Amax = 60, what is the percentage of modulation?
Formula: (Amax - Amin)/(Amax + Amin)*100
20%
The signal voltage induced in the aerial of a radio receivers is of the order of ______________.
ÎĽV
In India, ____________ modulation is used for radio transmission
Amplitude
When modulating signal controls the frequency of the carrier, we get _________.
Frequency modulation
In an AM wave useful power is carrier by __________.
Sidebands
In a radio receiver, we generally use __________ oscillator as a local oscillator
Hartley
In radio transmission, the medium of transmission is ____________.
Space
In superhetrodyne receiver, the input at mixer stage is _____________.
RF and local oscillator signal
Overmodulation results in __________
Distortion
The letters AVC stand for ____________
Automatic volume control
In a TRF radio receiver, the RF and detection stages are tuned to ________.
Radio frequency
The IF is 455 kHz. If the radio receiver is tuned to 855 kHz, the local oscillator frequency is _________.
1310 kHz
Simple Receiver
Has only one tuned circuit to improve the selectivity of the antenna.
Fixed-Frequency Amplifier
An amplifier that boosts the intermediate frequency signal
Antenna
Is a selection of wire or a metallic device designed to intercept radio waves in the air and convert them to an electrical signal for feeding to a receiver.
Superheterodyne
Converts all input frequencies to a single, fixed, lower frequency which is amplified by fixed tuned circuits.
Local Oscillator
The output frequency of this stage is combined with the output frequency of the RF amplifier stage to produce a new frequency - the intermediate frequency
Detector
Is a device or circuit that extracts the information from a modulated carrier
Fidelity
The receivers’ ability to reproduce the intelligence of the signal.
Selectivity
A receivers’ ability to intercept a desired signal and extract its intelligence to the exclusion of others.
Tuned Radio Frequency Receiver
A receiver that can be placed after the detector as an audio amplifier, but it can also be added in the radio frequency stages prior to the detector.
Sensitivity
A receiver’s ability to intercept weak signals and extract intelligence from them.
Audio Frequency Amplifier
An amplifier that operates in part or all of the frequency range 20 Hz to 20 kHz.
Mixer
Is a special circuit that can mix two input signals together.
Receiver
Intercept some of the Radio Frequency (RF) energy radiated by the transmitter, separate the intelligence from the RF, and reproduce the intelligence as energy in some meaningful form, such as sound, light, or mechanical energy.
Low Level Transmitter
A transmitter circuit that does not require a large AF modulator power so its design is simplified.
Buffer Amplifier
Is used between one master oscillator and harmonic generator in AM-transmitter because it reduces S/N ratio.
Low Pass Filter
Is designed so that it passes frequencies that are lower than that of the stop band so in effect, signals above the cut-off frequency (fc) are reduced.
SSB
typically uses much lower power levels than are found in commercial AM broadcast transmitters as SSB is usually used for point-to-point communications.
Multimode Transmitter
The modulator may be switchable for AM, SSB and FM
Balanced Modulator/Mixer
is used to null the carrier for SSB
Direct Digital Synthesis
is a technique for producing an analog waveform by manipulating a fixed system clock digitally then running the output through a DAC. (DDS creates the sine wave using a Digital to Analogue Converter)