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Unit V Objective Questions

The document contains objective questions related to filters and attenuators, including definitions and characteristics of various types of filters such as band pass, band stop, and constant-K filters. It also covers concepts like attenuation, impedance matching, and the design of M-derived filters. Each question is followed by the correct answer, providing a concise review of key concepts in filter theory.

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Unit V Objective Questions

The document contains objective questions related to filters and attenuators, including definitions and characteristics of various types of filters such as band pass, band stop, and constant-K filters. It also covers concepts like attenuation, impedance matching, and the design of M-derived filters. Each question is followed by the correct answer, providing a concise review of key concepts in filter theory.

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UNIT 5 OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

1. The attenuation of an attenuator is 20 dB. Its attenuation constant N is [C]


A)1 B)2 C)10 D)20

2. A T or p network is said to be of the constant k type if Z1 and Z2 are opposite types of [A]
reactances satisfying the relation
A) Z1Z2 = k2 B) Z1-Z2 = k2 C) Z1+Z2 = k2 D) Z1/Z2 = k2

3. A band pass filter passes:

A) All frequencies
B) Only low frequencies
C) Frequencies within a specified band
D) No frequencies

Answer: C) Frequencies within a specified band

4. Band stop filter is also called:

A) High pass filter


B) Band reject filter
C) Low pass filter
D) Resonant filter

Answer: B) Band reject filter

5. In a constant-K low pass filter, the series arm contains:

A) Capacitor
B) Resistor
C) Inductor
D) Transformer

Answer: C) Inductor

6. In a constant-K high pass filter, the shunt arm contains:

A) Capacitor
B) Inductor
C) Resistance
D) Transformer

Answer: B) Inductor
7. A band stop filter rejects:

A) Low frequencies
B) High frequencies
C) Frequencies within a certain band
D) All frequencies

Answer: C) Frequencies within a certain band

8. M-derived filters are derived from:

A) RC filters
B) RL filters
C) Constant-K filters
D) Crystal filters

Answer: C) Constant-K filters

9. M-derived low pass filters can be designed in:

A) Only T-section
B) Only π-section
C) Both T and π sections
D) L-section only

Answer: C) Both T and π sections

10. The main advantage of M-derived high pass filter is:

A) Lower cost
B) Better impedance matching
C) Higher voltage
D) Reduced inductance

Answer: B) Better impedance matching

[Link] an m-derived low-pass filter, the value of m is √1- (fc/f∞)2

12. In constant K Low pass filter Cut-off frequency is 1/ᴫ√LC


13. For m derived filter value of m lies in the range 0 and 1

14. The phase constant ß of a filter during stop band is given by II radians

15. A band pass filter passes frequencies lying between lower and upper __________ frequencies.
Answer: cut-off

16. In a constant-K low pass filter, the series arm consists of __________.
Answer: inductor

17. In a constant-K low pass filter, the shunt arm consists of __________.
Answer: capacitor

18. A lattice symmetrical and balanced network the equation of RA= R0 ( N-1/N+1)

19. In a low pass filter, attenuation increases above the cut-off ______.
Answer: frequency

20. Frequencies outside the pass band are ______.


Answer: attenuated

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