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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Electrical Engineering .
101. |
Alternate Mark Inversion (AMI) is also known as |
A. | pseudo ternary coding |
B. | manchester coding |
C. | polar nrz format |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. pseudo ternary coding |
102. |
The process of coding multiplexer output into electrical pulses or waveforms for transmission is called |
A. | line coding |
B. | amplitude modulation |
C. | fsk |
D. | filtering |
Answer» A. line coding |
103. |
Eye pattern is |
A. | is used to study isi |
B. | may be seen on cro |
C. | resembles the shape of human eye |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» D. all of the above |
104. |
The criterion used for pulse shaping to avoid ISI is |
A. | nyquist criterion |
B. | quantization |
C. | sample and hold |
D. | pll |
Answer» A. nyquist criterion |
105. |
TDM is |
A. | analog multiplexing |
B. | digital multiplexing |
C. | a to d converter |
D. | both a & b |
Answer» B. digital multiplexing |
106. |
Random variables give relationship between _ |
A. | two random events |
B. | probability of occurrence of two random events |
C. | random event and a real number |
D. | random event and its probability of occurrence |
Answer» C. random event and a real number |
107. |
The distribution function of random variable is |
A. | p(x less than or equal to x) |
B. | p(x greater than or equal to x) |
C. | p(x less than x) |
D. | p(x greater than x) |
Answer» A. p(x less than or equal to x) |
108. |
The value of the probability density function of random variable is |
A. | positive function |
B. | negative function |
C. | zero |
D. | one |
Answer» A. positive function |
109. |
Which gives the measure of randomness of the random variable? |
A. | mean |
B. | variance |
C. | standard variance |
D. | |
Answer» B. variance |
110. |
Random process is a function of |
A. | random event and time |
B. | random event and frequency |
C. | random event and real number |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» A. random event and time |
111. |
A random process is called as stationary in strict sense if |
A. | its statistics vary with shift in time origin |
B. | its statistics does not vary with shift in time origin |
C. | its autocorrelation vary with shift in time |
D. | its autocorrelation does not vary with shift in time |
Answer» A. its statistics vary with shift in time origin |
112. |
For a stationary process, autocorrelation function depends on |
A. | time |
B. | time difference |
C. | does not depend on time |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» B. time difference |
113. |
The autocorrelation function is maximum at |
A. | origin |
B. | infinity |
C. | origin & infinity |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» A. origin |
114. |
Standard deviation is _ |
A. | rms value of dc |
B. | rms value or ac |
C. | either ac or dc |
D. | neither dc nor ac |
Answer» B. rms value or ac |
115. |
The average power of white noise is |
A. | zero |
B. | unity |
C. | infinity |
D. | between zero and one |
Answer» C. infinity |
116. |
he distribution function of -(infinity) and (infinity) is |
A. | 0 and 1 |
B. | 1 and 0 |
C. | both 0 |
D. | both 1 |
Answer» A. 0 and 1 |
117. |
White noise has mean and _ variance. |
A. | zero and zero |
B. | finite and zero |
C. | zero and finite |
D. | one and zero |
Answer» C. zero and finite |
118. |
Power spectral density function is a? |
A. | real and even function |
B. | non negative function |
C. | periodic |
D. | all of the mentioned |
Answer» D. all of the mentioned |
119. |
Energy spectral density defines |
A. | signal energy per unit area |
B. | signal energy per unit bandwidth |
C. | signal power per unit area |
D. | signal power per unit bandwidth |
Answer» B. signal energy per unit bandwidth |
120. |
Power spectrum describes distribution of under frequency domain. |
A. | mean |
B. | variance |
C. | gaussian |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» B. variance |
121. |
How can power spectral density of non periodic signal be calculated? |
A. | by integrating |
B. | by truncating |
C. | by converting to periodic |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» B. by truncating |
122. |
What is Wiener-Khinchin theorem? |
A. | spectral density and auto-covariance makes a fourier transform pair |
B. | spectral density and auto-correlatioon makes a fourier transform pair |
C. | spectral density and variance makes a fourier transform pair |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» B. spectral density and auto-correlatioon makes a fourier transform pair |
123. |
According to Parseval’s theorem the energy spectral density curve is equal to? |
A. | area under magnitude of the signal |
B. | area under square of the magnitude of the signal |
C. | area under square root of magnitude of the signal |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» B. area under square of the magnitude of the signal |
124. |
Autocorrelation is a function which matches |
A. | two same signals |
B. | two different signal |
C. | one signal with its delayed version |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» C. one signal with its delayed version |
125. |
Autocorrelation is a function of |
A. | time |
B. | frequency |
C. | time difference |
D. | frequency difference |
Answer» C. time difference |
126. |
Autocorrelation is maximum at |
A. | unity |
B. | origin |
C. | infinite point |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» B. origin |
127. |
Autocorrelation function of periodic signal is equal to |
A. | energy of the signal |
B. | power of the signal |
C. | its area in frequency domain |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» B. power of the signal |
128. |
Autocorrelation function of white noise will have? |
A. | strong peak |
B. | infinite peak |
C. | weak peak |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» A. strong peak |
129. |
Thermal noise in the communication system due to thermal electrons |
A. | can be eliminated |
B. | cannot be eliminated |
C. | can be avoided upto some extent |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» B. cannot be eliminated |
130. |
White noise has power spectral density. |
A. | constant |
B. | variable |
C. | constant & variable |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» A. constant |
131. |
The average noise power of white noise is |
A. | 0 |
B. | infinity |
C. | 1 |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» B. infinity |
132. |
The channel may be affected by |
A. | thermal noise |
B. | interference from other signals |
C. | thermal noise & interference from other signals |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» C. thermal noise & interference from other signals |
133. |
In Random Variable we have |
A. | sample space |
B. | sample points |
C. | sample space & sample points |
D. | none of above |
Answer» C. sample space & sample points |
134. |
In Random Process we have |
A. | sample function |
B. | ensemble of sample function |
C. | sample space & sample points |
D. | sample function & ensemble of sample function |
Answer» D. sample function & ensemble of sample function |
135. |
The detection method where carrier’s phase is given importance is called as |
A. | coherent detection |
B. | non coherent detection |
C. | coherent detection & non coherent detection |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» A. coherent detection |
136. |
The coherent modulation techniques are |
A. | psk |
B. | fsk |
C. | ask |
D. | all of the mentioned |
Answer» D. all of the mentioned |
137. |
The real part of a sinusoid carrier wave is called as |
A. | inphase |
B. | quadrature |
C. | inphase & quadrature |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» A. inphase |
138. |
The FSK signal which has a gentle shift from one frequency level to another is called as |
A. | differential psk |
B. | continuous psk |
C. | differential & continuous psk |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» B. continuous psk |
139. |
Which modulation scheme is also called as on-off keying method? |
A. | ask |
B. | fsk |
C. | psk |
D. | gmsk |
Answer» A. ask |
140. |
In differential PSK the date is |
A. | encoded differentially |
B. | decoded differentially |
C. | encoded & decoded differentially |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» A. encoded differentially |
141. |
Envelope detector consists of |
A. | rectifier and high pass filter |
B. | rectifier and low pass filter |
C. | amplifier and low pass filter |
D. | amplifier and high pass filter |
Answer» B. rectifier and low pass filter |
142. |
M-ary signaling produces error performance with orthogonal signaling and error performance with multiple phase signalling. |
A. | degraded, improved |
B. | improved, degraded |
C. | improved, improved |
D. | degraded, degraded |
Answer» B. improved, degraded |
143. |
Which is more vulnerable to noise? |
A. | 2-ary system |
B. | 4-ary system |
C. | binary system |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» B. 4-ary system |
144. |
In which system, bit stream is portioned into even and odd stream? |
A. | bpsk |
B. | msk |
C. | qpsk |
D. | fsk |
Answer» C. qpsk |
145. |
The error performance of MPSK as M or k increases. |
A. | increases |
B. | decreases |
C. | stays constant |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» B. decreases |
146. |
In MPSK adding new signals make it vulnerable to noise and in MFSK make it vulnerable. |
A. | does, does not |
B. | does not, does |
C. | does, does |
D. | does not, does not |
Answer» A. does, does not |
147. |
In orthogonal signalling with symbols containing more number of bits we need power. |
A. | more |
B. | less |
C. | double |
D. | none of the mentioned |
Answer» A. more |
148. |
Energy per symbol Es is given as |
A. | es=eb(log2m) |
B. | es=eb/(log2m) |
C. | es=2eb(log2m) |
D. | es=eb/2(log2m) |
Answer» A. es=eb(log2m) |
149. |
The relation between the probability of bit error and probability of symbol error in M-ary orthogonal signalling is |
A. | m/m-1 |
B. | 2m/m-1 |
C. | (m/2)/m-1 |
D. | m/m+1 |
Answer» C. (m/2)/m-1 |
150. |
Performance of BFSK signal is than BPSK. |
A. | 3db worse |
B. | 3db better |
C. | 6db worse |
D. | 6db better |
Answer» A. 3db worse |
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