Electromagnetic Field Theory MCQs

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Q551.
While determining antenna height for terrestrial microwaves links, the effect of refraction from the atmosphere is taken care of by considering the effective curvature of the earth to be

a.

2/3 times the radius of the earth (Re)

b.

3/4 Re

c.

4/3 Re

d.

3/2 Re

Discuss
Answer: (c).4/3 Re
Q552.
A T.V. station works at 300 MHz and radiates 100 kW of power. This signal received at a distance of 200 km will be

a.

a few μV/m due to attenuation by atmosphere

b.

1-5 mV due to ionospheric reflection

c.

nil since propagation is line of sight

d.

nil because signal fades completely at 300 MHz

Discuss
Answer: (c).nil since propagation is line of sight
Q553.
The power gain of a half-wave dipole with respect to an isotropic radiator is

a.

2.15 db

b.

3 db

c.

4.15 db

d.

6 db

Discuss
Answer: (a).2.15 db
Q554.
In an impedance smith chart, a clockwise movement along a constant resistance circle gives rise to

a.

decrease in the value of reactance

b.

an increase in the value of reactance

c.

no change in the reactance value

d.

no change in the impedance value

Discuss
Answer: (b).an increase in the value of reactance
Q555.
The relative permittivity of the ionosphere at ratio frequencies is

a.

> 1

b.

< 1

c.

=1

d.

≥ 1

Discuss
Answer: (b).< 1
Q556.
Tropospheric scatter propagation is not subject to any fading.

a.

True

b.

False

c.

May be True or False

d.

Can't say

Discuss
Answer: (b).False
Q557.
The attenuation in waveguide above to cut off frequency

a.

very high

b.

very low

c.

zero

d.

infinite

Discuss
Answer: (b).very low
Q558.
When a current carrying conductor is brought into magnetic field, the force that moves the conductor depends upon

a.

the value of current

b.

the weight of the conductor

c.

the direction of the conductor

d.

none of the above

Discuss
Answer: (a).the value of current
Q559.
Due to which of the following reasons a lightning conductor on top of a building is made into a pointed spike?

a.

Dust particles may not accumulate

b.

Charge per unit area becomes very high for lightening to discharge

c.

Rain drops may not collect

d.

None of the above

Discuss
Answer: (b).Charge per unit area becomes very high for lightening to discharge
Q560.
The virtual height of an ionospheric layer is __________ true height

a.

equal to

b.

less than

c.

higher than

d.

no relation

Discuss
Answer: (c).higher than
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