ECE121/B12

Group No. 6
Names of members:

Arellano, Adrian

Balingit, Keenau
Divina, Paul Daniel
Evangelista, Jose Mari
Jabat, Kiana
QUESTIONS
1. Which of this is a function of a Receiver?
A. The receiver should be capable of changing the range of
frequencies to be received *
B. The receiver should be able to detect and maintain the received
RF signal and pass it to the original source information
C. The receiver should be able to provide limited amplification
D. The receiver cannot reject unwanted signals and noise
2. Which of these is not a function of Selectivity?
A. A measure of the ability of a receiver to accept a given band of
frequencies and reject others*
B. A measure of the extent to which a receiver is capable of
differentiating between the desired information signal and the
disturbances
C. Can be expressed as a bandwidth and as the ratio of the
bandwidth at the receiver at some predetermined attenuation
factor
D. A measure of the ability of communications system to produce,
at the output receiver, an exact replica of the original source
information*
3. The noise reduction ratio achieved by reducing the bandwidth
A. Bandwidth Improvement*
B. Insertion Loss
C. Dynamic Range
D. Noise Figure Improvement
4. The minimum RF signal level that can be detected at the input to the
receiver and still produce a usable demodulated information signal
A. Fidelity
B. Stability
C. Sensitivity*
D. Selectivity
5. Which of this is an explanation of Dynamic Range

A. The difference in decibels between the maximum input level

necessary to discern a signal and the output signal will overdrive
the receiver and produce distortion
B. The range of input power over which the receiver is useful*
C. The ratio of the power transferred to the load to the power at the
source
D. Determines the sensitivity of the receiver
6. A measure of the ability of communications system to produce, at the
output receiver, an exact replica of the original source information
A. Fidelity*
B. Stability
C. Sensitivity
D. Selectivity
7. The ratio of the power transferred to the load to the power at the
source
A. Bandwidth Improvement
B. Insertion Loss*
C. Dynamic Range
D. Noise Figure Improvement
8. What is the advantage of tuned radio frequency receiver?
A. Poor Selectivity
B. Simple Circuit *
C. Low Sensitivity
D. None of the above
9. What is the disadvantage of tuned radio frequency receiver?
A. Enhanced Sensitivity
B. Simple Circuit
C. Requires multistage tuning *
D. None of the above
10.
What is the meaning of Heterodyning?
A. Mixing two frequencies together in a non-linear device. *
B. Separating two frequencies in a non-linear device.
C. Mixing three frequencies together in a non-linear device.
D. None of the above
11.
What is the disadvantage of superheterodyne receiver?
A. Able to receive multiple modes. *
B. Good Selectivity
C. Moderate Sensitivity
D. None of the above
12.
What is the advantage of Superheterodyne receiver?
A. Close in Selectivity
B. Moderate selectivity
C. Complex Circuit *
D. None of the above

13.
How does the preselector in RF section prevents a specific
unwanted radio frequency from entering the receiver?
A. By providing a local oscillator
B. By providing an audio detector
C. By providing enough initial band limiting *
D. All of the above
14.
What are the advantages of including an RF amplifiers in a
Receiver:
A. It increases sensitivity and selectivity
B. Improves image frequency rejection
C. A and B *
D. None of the above
15.
When the image frequency other than the desired is mixed with
the local oscillator it produces
A. Different intermediate frequency
B. Same oscillator frequency
C. Same intermediate frequency *
D. None of the above
16.
This section contains plenty of amplifications and enables the
filtering of signal on one frequency to be separated from those on the
next.
A. Mixer/Converter Section
B. RF Section
C. IF Section *
D. Audio Section
17.
It is the result from the demodulated which is the recovered
audio
A. RF Amplifiers
B. Intermediate Frequency
C. Audio Amplifiers *
D. Image Frequency
18.
Show which of the following statements about the amplitude
limiter is untrue:
A. The circuit is always biased in class C, by virtue of the leak-type
bias. *
B. When the input increases past the threshold of the limiting, the
gain decreases to keep the output constant.
C. The output must be tuned
D. d. Leak-type bias must be used
19.
In a broadcast superheterodyne receiver, the
A. local oscillator operates below the signal frequency
B. mixer input must be tuned to the signal frequency *
C. local oscillator frequency is normally double the IF

D. RF amplifier normally works at 455 kHz above the carrier

frequency
20.
To prevent overloading of the IF amplifier in a receiver, one
should use
A. Squelch
B. variable sensitivity *
C. variable selectivity
D. double conversion
21.
The controlled oscillator synthesizer is sometimes preferred over
the direct one because
A. it is a simpler piece of equipment
B. its frequency stability is better
C. it does not require crystal oscillator
D. it is relatively free of spurious frequency *
22.
In a superheterodyne receiver
A. the IF stage has better selectivity than RF stage *
B. the RF stage has better selectivity than IF stage
C. the RF stage has same selectivity than IF stage
D. none of the above
23.
Determine rejection ratio for tuning at 1.2 KHz station when in
superheterodyne receiver having no RF amplifier, the Q factor is 100
and the frequency is 400 KHz.
A. 104.01
B. 105.01
C. 107.01*
D. 108.01
24.
In a broadcast superheterodynes receiver having no RF amplifier,
the loaded Q of the antenna coupling circuit is 100. If the intermediate
frequency is 455 kHz. The image frequency at 25 MHz will be
A. 24.09 MHz
B. 24.54 MHz
C. 25.45 MHz
D. 25.91 MHz *
25.
In a superheterodyne receiver with an IF of 450 kHz is tuned to a
signal at 1200 kHz. The image frequency is
A. 750 kHz
B. 990 kHz
C. 1650 kHz
D. 2100 kHz *