Amplitude, Frequency, Pulse Modulation - Electronics Engineering test questions
(1)	In SSB the pilot carrier is provided  (A)	For stabilizing frequency
(B)	To reduce noise
(C)	For reducing power consumption
(D)	As an auxiliary source of power
View Answer / Hide AnswerANSWER: For stabilizing frequency
(A)	A3H
(B)	A5C
(C)	A3
(D)	A3J
View Answer / Hide Answer(3)	For 100% modulated suppressed carrier AM signal the percentage saving in power is(A)	80
(B)	66 2/3
(C)	50
(D)	40
View Answer / Hide Answer(4)	A CW transmitter radiates(A)	Unmodulated RF carrier
(B)	Modulated RF carrier
(C)	Both A and B
(D)	None of the above
View Answer / Hide AnswerANSWER: Unmodulated RF carrier
(A)	Zero
(B)	+25 Hz
(C)	+ 20 Hz
(D)	+1000 Hz
View Answer / Hide Answer(6)	If a 900 KHz carrier is amplitude modulated with a 4000Khz audio tone the lower and upper frequencies are	(A)	800 and 1000 KHz
(B)	450 and 1800 KHz
(C)	4000 and 8000 KHz
(D)	896 and 904 KHz	
View Answer / Hide Answer(7)	In an AM signal, the peak antenna current  = 12 A, the minimum antenna current = 3A. The percentage modulation is(A)	60 %
(B)	100 %
(C)	50 %
(D)	40 %
View Answer / Hide Answer(8)	High-level modulation is used in a 5 KW AM transmitter. For 100% modulation the value of audio signal power needed is(A)	2.5KW
(B)	0.5KW
(C)	1KW
(D)	1.5KW
View Answer / Hide Answer(9)	Vestigial side band is most commonly used in 	(A)	Radio transmission
(B)	Telephony
(C)	Television transmission
(D)	All of the above
View Answer / Hide AnswerANSWER: Television transmission
(A)	Very high frequency
(B)	Medium frequency
(C)	Short wave
(D)	None of the above
View Answer / Hide Answer(11)	The Audio frequency range lies between (A)	20 Hz and 20 KHz
(B)	20 KHz and 200 KHz
(C)	2 MHz and 20 MHz
(D)	20 MHz and 200 MHz
View Answer / Hide Answer(12)	What will be the overall modulation when a carrier is simultaneously modulated by two sine waves of modulation indices 0.8 and 0.6?(A)	0.5
(B)	1.0
(C)	0.7
(D)	0.9
View Answer / Hide Answer(13)	A balanced modulator produces(A)	SSB
(B)	AM
(C)	VSB
(D)	DSB
View Answer / Hide Answer(14)	In case of amplitude modulation if modulation index > 1 then  (A)	There will be interference with another signal
(B)	The bandwidth will decrease
(C)	The wave will get distorted	
(D)	The efficiency of transmission will improve.
View Answer / Hide AnswerANSWER: The wave will get distorted
(A)	50%
(B)	40%
(C)	60%
(D)	100%
View Answer / Hide Answer(16)	During amplitude modulation, the phase angle of the modulating voltage changes by(A)	180°
(B)	90°
(C)	45°
(D)	0°
View Answer / Hide Answer(17)	A FM discriminator changes (A)	FM signal into AM signal
(B)	FM signal into PM signal
(C)	FM signal into FM signal of high frequency
(D)	FM signal into FM signal of low frequency
View Answer / Hide AnswerANSWER: FM signal into AM signal
(A)	Class A
(B)	Class B
(C)	Class C
(D)	Class D
View Answer / Hide Answer(19)	In FM broadcasting the frequency of the stereo sub-carrier signal is(A)	48KHz
(B)	78KHz
(C)	19KHz
(D)	38KHz
View Answer / Hide Answer(20)	De-emphasis circuit is used (A)	After modulation
(B)	Prior to modulation
(C)	For de-emphasizing low frequency component
(D)	For de-emphasizing high frequency component
View Answer / Hide AnswerANSWER: For de-emphasizing high frequency component
(A)	20 to 80 KHz
(B)	88 to 180 KHz
(C)	520 to 1800 KHz
(D)	300 to 3000 MHz
View Answer / Hide Answer(22)	Let noise phase-modulates the FM Wave. As noise side band approaches the carrier frequency, the noise amplitude	(A)	Is decreased
(B)	Is increased
(C)	Is equalized
(D)	Remains constant
View Answer / Hide Answer(23)	Foster seelay discriminator uses a (A)	Single tuned circuit
(B)	Double tuned circuit with primary and secondary tuned to the different frequency
(C)	Double tuned circuit with primary and secondary tuned to the same frequency
(D)	None of the above
View Answer / Hide AnswerANSWER: Double tuned circuit with primary and secondary tuned to the same frequency
(A)	SSB
(B)	FM
(C)	AM
(D)	All of the above
View Answer / Hide Answer(25)	Bandwidth of a FM wave is 160KHz and modulation index is 7.5. The frequency deviation is	(A)	75MHz
(B)	75KHz
(C)	16KHz
(D)	16MHz
View Answer / Hide Answer(26)	FM is indirectly generated by(A)	Armstrong modulator
(B)	Hartley oscillator
(C)	Varactor diode modulator
(D)	Transistor modulator
View Answer / Hide AnswerANSWER: Armstrong modulator
(A)	Increases by factor of 2
(B)	Increases by factor of √
2(C)	Increases by factor of √
3 (D)	None of the above
View Answer / Hide AnswerANSWER: None of the above
(A)	99.7 MHz
(B)	99.7 KHz
(C)	99.7 Hz
(D)	100 MHz
View Answer / Hide Answer(29)	The statement that is not true about wide band FM is	(A)	Noise suppression is more effective	
(B)	Pre-emphasis and de-emphasis cannot be used
(C)	Bandwidth of frequency required is more
(D)	Excessive noise peak
View Answer / Hide AnswerANSWER: Pre-emphasis and de-emphasis cannot be used
(A)	Lies in the poorer audio response of PM
(B)	Is purely theoretical because practically both are identical
(C)	Lies in the different definitions of the modulation index
(D)	Is too great to make the two systems compatible
View Answer / Hide AnswerANSWER: Lies in the different definitions of the modulation index
(A)	26.1 MHz
(B)	10KHz
(C)	100 MHz
(D)	26 MHz
View Answer / Hide Answer(32)	Companding is used in PCM(A)	To protect small signals from quantizing distortion
(B)	To overcome quantizing noise
(C)	Transmitters to allow amplitude limiting in the receivers
(D)	Receivers to overcome impulse noise
View Answer / Hide AnswerANSWER: To protect small signals from quantizing distortion
(A)	Lower power
(B)	Lower Bandwidth
(C)	Lower noise
(D)	All of the above
View Answer / Hide Answer(34)	To ensure no loss of information in pulse modulation, the number of samples required is given by	(A)	Laplace transform
(B)	Nyquist theorem
(C)	Fourier transform
(D)	Parsevals theorem
View Answer / Hide Answer(35)	Pulse communication system that is inherently highly immune to noise is(A)	PCM
(B)	PPM
(C)	PAM
(D)	PWM
View Answer / Hide Answer(36)	To generate PWM signal the technique used is(A)	Differentiating the PPM signal
(B)	Integrating the PPM signal
(C)	A astable multivibrator is used
(D)	A monostable multivibrator 
View Answer / Hide AnswerANSWER: Differentiating the PPM signal
 
 (A)	PCM
(B)	PWM
(C)	PAM
(D)	PFM
View Answer / Hide Answer(38)	The ratio of time on to time off in pulse transmitter is called	(A)	Bandwidth
(B)	Duty cycle	
(C)	Efficiency
(D)	Base
View Answer / Hide Answer(39)	In PCM the signal to quantization noise ration depends on(A)	Bandwidth of message signal
(B)	Sampling rate
(C)	Number of quantization levels
(D)	None of the above
View Answer / Hide AnswerANSWER: Number of quantization levels
(A)	4 KHz
(B)	2 KHz
(C)	8 KHz
(D)	64 KHz
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