Frenzel Communications Electronics Self Test / Exam Chapter 3


Self-Test  
& Supply the missing word(s) in each statement.
    Choose the letter that best answers each question. 
1.        In the modulator, circuit of Fig. 3-2, the carrier and modulating signals are (page 39-Frenzel)
a.        Added
b.        Subtracted
c.        Multiplied
d.        Divided
2.        In Fig. 3-2,D1 acts as a(n) (page 39-Frenzel)
a.        Capacitor
b.        Rectifier
c.        Variable resistor
d.        Adder
3.        In Fig. 3-4, D1 acts as a(n) (page 41-Frenzel)
a.        Capacitor
b.        Rectifier
c.        Variable resistor
d.        Adder
4.        AM can be produced by passing the carrier through a circuit whose _____ or _____ can be varied in accordance with the modulating signal.
5.        The name of the nonlinear response of a device that produces AM with only second-order products is _____.
6.        A component that has an exponential response ideal for producing AM is the _____.
7.        In Fig. 3-2, the negative peaks of the AM signal are supplied by the _____. (page 39-Frenzel)
8.        In Fig. 3-5, the FET acts like a(n) _____. (page 41-Frenzel)
9.        In Fig. 3-5, AM is produced by varying the _____of the op-amp circuit. (page 41-Frenzel)
10.     In Fig. 3-5, a positive-going modulating signal causes the current in the FET to _____, its resistance to _____, and the gain of the circuit to _____.(page 41-Frenzel)
11.     When forward-biased, a PIN diode acts like a(n) _____.
12.     PIN diode modulators are used only at frequencies above about _____.
13.     A PIN diode modulator is a variable
14.     High current in a PIN diode means that its resistance is_____.
15.     The AM signals generated by low-level modulating circuits must have their power level increased by a(n) _____ before being transmitted.
16.     In a high-level AM transmitter, the output stage is usually a class _____ amplifier. .
17.     A high-level modulator like that in Fig. 3-8 is referred to as a _____ modulator. (page 43-Frenzel)
18.     The output of a high-level modulator causes the _____ applied to the final RF amplifier to vary with the amplitude of the modulating signal.
19.     The final amplifier of a high-level modulation CB transmitter has an input power of 5 W. The modulator must be able to supply a power of _____ W for 100 percent modulation.
20.     The final RF power amplifier has a supply voltage of 12V. For 100 percent AM using a high-level modulator, the peak ac output of the modulation transformer must be _____ V.
21.     To achieve 100 percent high-level modulation of an RF power amplifier, its _____ must also be modulated.
22.     The purpose of a _____ is to recover the original modulating signal from an AM wave.
23.     The most widely used amplitude demodulator is called a _____.
24.     The most critical component in the circuit of Fig. 3-11 is _____.(page 46-Frenzel)
25.     The charging and discharging of C1 in Fig. 3-11 produces _____ which causes _____ of the modulating signal. (page 46-Frenzel)
26.     Another name for the demodulator in Fig. 3-11 is _____ detector.
27.     List the two main benefits of the full-wave amplitude demodulator over the half wave circuit.
28.     True or false. An amplitude demodulator is a complete radio receiver.
29.     A balanced modulator eliminates which of the following from its output?
a.        Upper sideband
b.        Lower sideband
c.        Carrier
d.        Both sidebands
30.     The output signal of a balanced modulator is.
a.        AM
b.        SSB
c.        FM
d.        DSB
31.     Which has better carrier suppression?
a.        Lattice modulator
b.        IC balanced modulator
32.     A balanced modulator using a diode bridge is called a(n) _____. (page 48-Frenzel)
33.     In the balanced modulator of Fig. 3-14, the diodes are used as _____.
34.     A balanced modulator has a carrier frequency of 1.9 MHz and a modulating sine wave of 2.6 kHz. The output signals are _____ and _____kHz.
35.     In Fig. 3-18, transistors _____ supply a constant current. (page 51-Frenzel)
36.     In Fig. 3-18, transistors Q1 to Q4 operate as_____. (page 51-Frenzel)
37.     True or false. An IC analog multiplier may be used for DSB signal generation.
38.     The most common way of generating an SSB signal is the _____ method.
39.     A filter capable of passing the desired sideband while rejecting the other sideband must have good_____.
40.     A balanced modulator has a 3-MHz carrier input and a modulating signal input of 1.5 kHz to pass the lower sideband, a filter must have a center frequency of _____ MHz.
41.     The most popular filter used to select the desired sideband in an SSB generator uses _____ for selectivity.
42.     Name the two ways of generating either the upper or lower sideband in a filter type SSB generator.
43.     A quartz crystal acts like a highly selective _____ circuit.
44.     In a filter-type SSB generator, a crystal lattice filter is used. The two crystal frequencies are 3.0 and 3.0012 MHz. The filter bandwidth is approximately _____ kHz.
45.     Mechanical filters provide selectivity because they _____ at a specific frequency.
46.     A ceramic filter is similar in operation to a(n) _____ filter.
47.     The operating frequency range of a mechanical filter is _____ to _____ kHz.
48.     In the phasing method of SSB generation, _____ is used to cancel the undesired sideband.
49.     A _____ circuit is commonly used to demodulate or recover an SSB signal.
50.     The circuit used to demodulate an SSB signal is typically called a(n) _____.
51.     The mixing process is
a.        Linear.
b.        Nonlinear.
52.     In up conversion, which signal is selected?
a.        f1 - f2
b.        f1 + f2
53.     Which transistor mixer is preferred?
a.        Bipolar
b.        FET
54.     Another name for the mixing process is _____.
55.     The purpose of a mixer is to perform _____.
56.     The output signals produced by a mixer with inputs f1 and f2 are _____, _____, _____, and _____.
57.     The type of mixer most used at microwave frequencies is a(n) _____.
58.     The two mixers preferred at VHF and UHF are _____.
59.     Transistor mixers provide _____, while diode mixers do not.
60.     A mixer producing down conversion has an input of 1390 kHz and an LO frequency of 1845 kHz. The output is _____ kHz.
61.     A single-transistor circuit that combines the mixer and LO functions is known as a(n) _____.
62.     The mixer circuit in the popular NE602 IC is _____.
63.     In addition to a mixer and a voltage regulator, the NE602 mixer IC contains a(n) _____.
64.     The output of a NE602 mixer IC is 5.5 MHz. The local oscillator is set to 26.8 MHz. The input frequency is _____.
65.     True or false. Mixing is the same as AM.
True or false. Any balanced modulator may be used as a mixer.

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