It is defined as the output power when the RF amplifier response is 1-dB less than the ideal linear gain response
A1-dB compression point
B1-dB treshold point
C1-dB shoot-off point
D1-dB pinch-off point
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The predominant cause of phase distortion
Aovermodulation
Bbuffering
Cfiltering
Dclipping
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It is the total phase shift encountered by a signal and can generally be tolerated as long as all frequencies undergo the same amount of phase delay
Adifferential phase shift
Babsolute phase shift
Crelative phase shift
Dintegrated phase shift
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________ occurs when different frequencies undergo different phase shifts and may have detrimental effect on the complex waveform
Adifferential phase shift
Babsolute phase shift
Crelative phase shift
Dintegrated phase shift
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_________ occurs when the amplitude-versus-frequency characteristics of a signal at the output of a receiver differ from those in the original information signal
Afrequency distortion
Bdigital distortion
Cphase distortion
Damplitude distortion
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It is the result of non-uniform gain in amplifiers and filters
Aharmonic distortion
Bamplitude distortion
Cfrequency distortion
Dphase distortion
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It is the result of harmonic and intermodulation distortion and is caused by non-linear amplification
Aharmonic distortion
Bamplitude distortion
Cfrequency distortion
Dphase distortion
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It is a parameter associated with the frequencies that fall within the passband of the filter
Acoupling loss
Bdiffusion loss
Cinsertion loss
Dfilter loss
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It is generally defined as the ratio of the power transferred to a load with a filter in the circuit to the power transferred to a load without a filter
Adistortion loss
Binsertion loss
Cfilter loss
Dharmonic loss
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It is an indication of the reduction of the S/N ratio as a signal propagates through the receiver.
Anoise figure
Bequivalent noise temperature
Cnoise factor
Dsignal-to-noise ratio
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The law that states that the wider the bandwidth and the longer the time of transmission, the more information that can be conveyed through the system
Ainformation theory
Binformation density law
CHartley's law
Dinformation entropy law
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Also known as black-body noise
Acosmic noise
Bextraterrestrial noise
Csolar noise
Dman made noise
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Also known as deep-space noise
Asolar noise
Bcosmic noise
Cextraterrestrial noise
Dgalactic noise
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Man-made noise occurs randomly at frequencies up to around
A100 Hz
B300 kHz
C200 MHz
D500 MHz
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Space noise contains less energy below
A9 MHz
B15 MHz
C20 MHz
D8 MHz
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Its operation involves an exchange of energy between kinetic and potential
AWien-Bridge oscillators
BLC tank circuit
CClapp oscillators
DHartley Oscillators
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It is a function of component aging and changes in the ambient temperature and humidity
Ashort-term stability
Bdamping
Clong-term stability
Dfiltering
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Which of the ff crystals is commonly used in microphones?
AQuartz
BRochelle salt
CTourmalline
DADP
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Which of the ff crystals is often used for frequency control in oscillators?
AEDT
BSynthetic Quartz
CTourmalline
DRochelle Salt
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It is an oscillator circuit that generates well-defined, stable waveforms that can be externally modulated or swept over a given frequency range