ECE :: Signals and Systems
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Match the following:
List I List II A. RC coupled amplifier 1. Very low drift B. Tuned amplifier 2. Flat frequency response from zero frequency onwards C. Chopper stabilized amplifier 3. Flat frequency response with upper and lower cut off frequency D. DC amplifier 4. Peak in gain frequency response
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Match the following:
Microwave Measuring Instruments Measurements Effected A. Bolometer 1. Reflection coefficients B. VSWR meter 2. Half power beam widths C. Cavity wave meter 3. Microwave power D. Pattern recorder 4. Microwave frequency
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Match the following:
List I (Circuit) List II (Characteristics) A. Darlington pair 1. uses pnp and npn transistors used as power amplifier B. CB amplifier 2. Voltage gain nearly 1 and high input impedance C. Cascade amplifier 3. low input impedance used for high frequency isolation
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Match the following:
List I (FET Parameters) List II (Typical Values) A. gm for JFET 1. 25 kW B. rd for JFET 2. 0.01 siemen C. rd for MOSFET 3. 0.5 mW D. gg for JFET 4. 10-8 siemen
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Match the following:
List I List II A. Word wrap 1. interleaved execution of two or more programs by the same computer B. Client 2. automatically moves a word to the next line if it does not fit in the current line C. Multitasking 3. an application receiving data D. Landscape 4. orientation of worksheet
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Match the following:
List I (Camera pick up tubes) List II (Developed by) A. CCD charger 1. Toshiba B. New vicon 2. Philips C. Plumbicon 3. Matushita D. Chalnicon 4. RCA
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Match the following:
List I (DOS commands) List II (Meaning) A. ATTRIB 1. Displays all directories and subdirectories B. SCAN DISK 2. Moves files to another director C. MOVE 3. Checks the status of disc D. TREE 4. Hides a file
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Match the following:
List I List II A. 1. Zero B. 2. 0.2 C. 3. Actuator D. 4. infinity
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Match the following:
List I List II A. Horn antenna 1. High directivity B. Parabolic antenna 2. Very high directivity C. Lens antenna 3. Moderate directivity
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Match the following:
List I List II A. TV 1. 1 kHz B. Radio 2. 3 kHz C. Telephony 3. 9 kHz D. Telegraphy 4. 5 MHz