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1. In phase modulation, the rate of variation of phase of carrier wave is proportional to the
(a)
carrier amplitude
(b)
signal amplitude
(c)
carrier frequency
(d)
signal frequency
2. The satellite that appears to be stationary at a given spot above the equator is called
(a)
geostationary satellite
(b)
polar satellite
(c)
navigation satellite
(d)
remote sensing satellite
3. The principle used for the transmission of light signals through the optical fiber is
(a)
scattering
(b)
diffraction
(c)
total internal reflection
(d)
interference
4. In monochrome TV transmitter, the picture carrier frequency is generated by
(a)
travelling wave tube
(b)
crystal controlled oscillator
(c)
magnetron oscillator
(d)
klystron amplifier
5. In television transmission, sound signals are
(a)
phase modulated
(b)
amplitude modulated
(c)
frequency modulated
(d)
either amplitude modulated or frequency modulated
6. A channel is a _____ assigned to a particular broadcast station for transmission.
(a)
frequency
(b)
group of wavelength
(c)
wavelength
(d)
group of frequencies
7. In television systems, the frame repetition rate is referred to as
(a)
pulse frequency
(b)
transmission frequency
(c)
picture frequency
(d)
scanning frequency
8. A high negative potential applied to the control grid of the electron gun, to prevent the emission of electrons from it is called
(a)
blanking pulse
(b)
timer pulse
(c)
line synchronising pulse
(d)
frame synchronising pulse
9. In a monochrome picture tube, the face in front of the picture tube is coated internally with
(a)
metal oxide
(b)
graphite
(c)
iron oxide
(d)
phosphor
10. The amplitude of the modulated wave possesses the
(a)
phase of the carrier wave
(b)
phase of the audio signal wave
(c)
frequency of the carrier wave
(d)
frequency of the audio signal wave