Communication Systems Which of the following is an indirect way of generating FM? Reactance bipolar transistor Armstrong modulator Reactance FET modulator Varactor diode modulator Reactance bipolar transistor Armstrong modulator Reactance FET modulator Varactor diode modulator ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Communication Systems For AM receivers the standard IF frequency is 106 kHz 455 kHz 1.07 MHz 10.7 MHz 106 kHz 455 kHz 1.07 MHz 10.7 MHz ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Communication Systems In Pulse Code Modulation system Quantising noise can be reduced by decreasing the number of standard levels Large bandwidth is required Suffers from the disadvantage of its incompatibly with TDM Quantising noise can be overcome by companding Quantising noise can be reduced by decreasing the number of standard levels Large bandwidth is required Suffers from the disadvantage of its incompatibly with TDM Quantising noise can be overcome by companding ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Communication Systems Circular polarization Is useful in discrimination between reception of adjacent beams Involves critical alignment of transmitting and receiving antenna Is useful in reducing depolarization effect on received wave None of these Is useful in discrimination between reception of adjacent beams Involves critical alignment of transmitting and receiving antenna Is useful in reducing depolarization effect on received wave None of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Communication Systems FM transmitting and receiving equipment as compared to AM equipment is Costly Almost equally costly Cheaper None of these Costly Almost equally costly Cheaper None of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Communication Systems The main function of a balanced modulator is to Produce 100% modulation Produce balanced modulation of a carrier wave Suppress carrier signal in order to create a single-sideband or double sideband Limit noise picked by a receiver Produce 100% modulation Produce balanced modulation of a carrier wave Suppress carrier signal in order to create a single-sideband or double sideband Limit noise picked by a receiver ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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