 The frequency range of amplitude modulation is between


 ]
o (a) 540-1600Hz (b) 940-1600Hz (c) 140-1600Hz (d) 240-1600Hz
 The circuit which is used to produce the amplitude modulation is
 [
 ]
o Modulator
o Duplexer
o Both a and b
o None of the above

 The over modulation occurs when the modulating signal voltage is ______________ than the carrier voltage
 [
 ]
oGreater
oLess
oEqual
oNone of the above
 Which modulation consists of both lower and upper sidebands?
 [
 ]
oDSB-SC
oVSB
oSSB-SC
oNone of the above
 The amplitude modulation categorized into _________
 [
 ]
o One
 (b)two
 (c)three
 (d)Four
 The advantages of amplitude modulation are __________
 [
 ]
oEconomical
oInexpensive
oSimpler to implement
oAll of the above
 The amplitude modulation used in _________
 [
 ]
o TV pictures
o Radio broadcasting
o Facsimile transmission
o All of the above
 The bandwidth of amplitude modulation is ________
 [
 ]
o 5KHz
o 7KHz
o 2KHz
 o 10KHz
 The frequency and phase of the carrier remains _______ in amplitude modulation
 [
 ]
o Varies
o Constant
o Doesn't varies
o None of the above
 The bandwidth of the amplitude signal is ___________ times the frequency of the modulating signal
 [
 ]
o (a)1 (b)2 (c)3 (d) 4
 The number of sidebands in amplitude modulation is _________
 [
 ]
o one
 (b)two (c) three
 (d)Four
 ____________are the constant parameters in amplitude modulation
 [
 ]
o Frequency
 (b) Phase (c) Amplitude
 (d) Both a and b
 The consumption of bandwidth in frequency modulation is _________
 [
 ]
o 10KHz
 (b) 50KHz (c) 80KHz
 (d)70KHz
 _____________ are the constant parameters in frequency modulation
 [
 ]
o Frequency
 (b) Phase (c) Amplitude
 (d) Both a and b
 What are the advantages of sideband modulation?
 [
 ]
o Bandwidth is less
 (b) Noise is less (c) Signal fading is less
 (d) All of the above
 20 . Average power is reduced by using ______? 

o (a) Pulse Width Modulation(b) Continuous Wave Modulation(c) Angular Modulation (d)
240-1600Hz
 to as _________?
 2 . Percentage of the time at which signal is ON is referred  [

o (a)  (b) output Cycle  (c) Both a a((c) duty  (d)

Inpu Cycle Incomin
t g Cycle
Cycl
e
 [Link] is the Duty cycle if the signal is ON?   [

o (a)  (b) 50 %  (c) Zero  (d)

100 Infinite
%
 4. What determines how fast the period of PWM is   [
complete?
o (a)  (b) Modulating Signal  (c) PWM freq  (d)
Dut Carrier
y Signal
Cycl
e
 5. For 5 Volts of Operating voltage & a Duty cycle   [
is 50% what will be the voltage at output?
o (a) 5  (b) 2.5 V  (c) 2 V  (d) 1 V
V
 6. What type of signals are generated from discrete   [
devices using PWM controlling technique?
o (a)  (b) Digital Signals  (c) Binary Signals  (d)
Anal Discrete
og Signals
Sign
als
 7. What happens if the reference signals value is   [
greater than modulated signals?
o (a)  (b) PWM at Low State  (c) Doesn’t Change  (d)
PW Fluctuat
M at es
Hig among
h High &
Stat Low
 e
 8. What happens if the signal at output reaches   [
either of the limits in Delta modulation?
o (a)  (b) PWM Remains at High State o PWM  (d)
PW Remains at PWM
M Low State Reaches
Cha Zero
nges
Stat
e
 9. Computer controllers of a fan of varying speed   [
use _______?
o (a) Pulse (b) Continuous Wave  (c) Angular  (d)
Width Modulation Modulation Demodulatio
Modulat n
ion
 10. Light Dimmers uses _______?   [ 
]
o (a) Pulse Width Modulation(b) Continuous Wave Modulation(c) Angular Modulation
(d) Demodulation
 11. What prevents LED overheating?   [ 
]
o (a) o Continuous Wave  (d)  
Pulse Modulation Demodulatio
Width  (c) Angular Modulation n
Modula
tion
 12. Switching losses because of Pulse Width Modulation is?   [ 
]
o (a)  (b) low (c) Moderate  (d) Can't Say  
High
 13. Radio frequency interference induced due to _______?   [ 
]
o (a)  (b) Continuous Wave Modulation  (d)Demodul  
Pulse  (c) Angular Modulation ation
Width
Modula
tion
 14. What used for Encoding purposes in telecommunications?   [ 
]
o (a)  (b) Continuous Wave Modulation  (d)Demodul  
Pulse  (c) Angular Modulation ation
Width
Modula
 tion
 15. The satellite that is used as a relay to extend communication   [ 
distance is called as __________ ]
o (a)  (b) Communication satellites  (d)Geosynchr  
Relay  (c) Repeater satellites onous
satellite satellites
s
 16. The transmitter-receiver combination in the satellite is known as   [ 
a ______ ]
o (a)  (b) Repeater (c) Transponder  (d) Duplexer  
Relay
 17. Which technique uses two different antennas to reduce traffic on   [ 
the same frequency? ]
o (a)  (b) Frequency reuse (c)  (d)  
Spatial Multiplexing Modulation
isolatio
n
 18. Spatial-division multiple access (SDMA) depends on satellite   [ 
location and not frequency. ]
o (a) true  (b) False   

 19. Which technique uses spot beam antennas to divide the area   [ 
covered by the satellite into smaller segments? ]
o (a)  (b) Frequency reuse (c)  (d)  
Spatial Multiplexing Modulation
isolatio
n
 20. What is the maximum theoretical data rate if a transponder is   [ 
used for binary transmission and has a bandwidth of 36MHz? ]
o (a)  (b) 72Mpbs (c) 36Mpbs  (d) 12Mpbs  
32Mpb
s