Part 1 20. Spectral analysis 37.

equivalent to a
parallel resonant LC
1. Impedance 21. Losses in the circuit
conducting walls of
2. absorbs the guide 38. 0.71

3. 4:1 22. Balun 39. 83%

4. dBr 23. 10 ohms 40. normalization

5. 1000 Hz 24. 50 W 41. Transmitter,

receiver,
6. that no power is 25. RG-211 transmission channel
applied
26. 3 42. Facsimile
7. Reflection
coefficient 27. 21 43. Call waiting tone

8. transfer maximum 28. depends on the 44. VF repeaters

power to the load dielectric constant of
the material used 45. Induction coil
9. Dissipation factor
29. a quarter-wave 46. 10 pulses/sec
10. 0 dBm line
47. Trunk line
11. Standing waves 30. resistive load at
the resonant 48. MTSO
12. 10-6 frequency
49. Base station
13. 10-10 m 31. Ocean
50. Frequency re-use
14. Because of the 32. Characteristic
size of the waveguide impedance

15. Communications 33. complex

propagation constant
16. 20
34. 1.2 to 2.8
17. Ground
35. 0.6 to 0.9
18. 1
36. 85 ohms
19. Low attenuation
Part 2. 70. 300-3400 Hz 90. To keep the
waveguide dry
51. Lost calls of 5% 71. 1897
91. phase velocity
52. 3, 700 Hz 72. 52 μsec
92. Both B and C
53. 1000 lines 73. G. 122
93. transversely
54. Purely reactive 74. 0.465 mm across the narrow
dimension of the
55. 12 75. Umbrella cells waveguide

56. 36 CCS 76. adaptive array 94. guide wavelength

57. WATS 77. Analogue cellular 95. greater than the

technology free-space
58. 300-3400 Hz wavelength at the
78. completed same signal
59. Manual switching frequency
79. liable to radiate
60. On-hook 96. the wide
80. Coefficient of dimension is greater
61. Varistor reflection than one-half of the
wavelength in free
62. Electromagnetic 81. Quarter-wave space
matching
63. 0 to 4 kHz 97. the group
82. Single-wire line velocity, Vg, is
64. Basic voice grade increased
(VG) 83. 50 to 75 ohms
98. 5.32 cm
65. Dial-up network 84. Above 3 GHz
99. 7.0 cm
66. Assure the 85. 4 kHz
customer that the 100. 3.89 cm
telephone is working 86. 50 ms

67. Tie trunk 87. 212 ohms

68. Tariff 88. impedance

transformer
69. 3 dB
89. waveguide
Part 3. 111. SWR 135. Reflection
coefficient
101. the difference 112. F3C and A3E
between the 136. 1.5
frequency at which 113. AWG #19
the cutoff wavelength 137. 300 MHz
is twice the narrow 114. Wavelength
dimension 138. Antennas
115. square root of
102. at a distance of the dielectric 139. Parallel
one quarter – constant resonant circuit
wavelength from the
sealed end 116. Waveguide 140. Series resonant
circuit
103. A high value of 117. balun
resistance 118. 0.5 km 141. Coaxial
119. mode 142. Twisted pair
104. an impedance 120. 3 GHz 143. Coaxial cable
mismatch between 121. Waveguides 144. Length of the
the line and the load 122. entropy wire
145. preventing AC
105. the line behaves 123. reduced power supply voltage
as a parallel-tuned electromagnetic from being shorted
circuit in relation to interference by a balun or band
the generator splitter
124. all of the above
106. any convenient 146. Adjacent
value 125. inductance channel interference
126. Coaxial
107. at the beginning 127. length 147. Reducing the
and at the end of the 128. 120 ohms effect of noise on the
cable 129. Zo = ZL TVRO video signal

108. its input 130. adjusting the 148. 40db

impedance at the length of
generator is equal to transmission line 149. Frequency and
the line’s surge voltage
impedance 131. Standing waves
150. 3-dB loss
109. transfer 132. 1
maximum power to
the load 133. 1.46

110. 3 134. 0
Part 4. 170. 70.7 – j1.97 190. 0.18 uH/ft
ohms
151. 8.686 191. Absorption
171. -1.98 coefficient
152. 20 dB
172. Length 192. Decrease the
153. Reflectometer impedance
173. A loss of one
154. 300 ohms half of the power 193. The higher the
resistance or the
155. 324.04 ohms 174. Low attenuation smaller the diameter

156. 85 dBW 175. No generators 194. λ/4 transformer

are powerful enough
157. Bounded to excite them 195. Reflectance
medium
176. 2 mW 196. 176 ohms
158. 232 ohms
177. +33 dBm 197. 0.476 uF
159. 0.5 in
178. ISWR 198. 660 ohms
160. 1.7A
179. 2:1 199. 0.03
161. 1.5 dB
180. 0.44 dB 200. Infinite
162. 19,161 feet
181. 6 in
163. 11,733 ft
182. 200 ohms
164. 2.0 W
183. 1 dB
165. dNp
184. Parallel-wire line
166. Infinite or an
open circuit 185. 111.8 ohms

167. VSWR 186. 4 W

168. 15 meters 187. 1

169. 7.5 meters 188. 2.09 mm

189. 316.2
Part 5. 220. Stub 240. Insertion loss

201. -10 dB 221. Teflon 241. Directional

coupler
202. 1% 222. Surge
impedance 242. 3.35
203. 10 dB
223. 4.3 dB 243. 0.0798 W
204. -3 dB
224. Smith chart 244. dBm
205. PIN diode
225. When return 245. Neper
206. 31 ohm, 80.5 loss is 0 dB
ohm 246. d. 33 dBm
226. 3.1 dB
207. 1.5 247. Attenuation
227. 1.56 coefficient
208. 6 dBm
228. T1 = 0.81 248. Phase-shift
209. Infinity coefficient
229. -23 dBm
210. Minimum 249. Propagation
230. 321 ohms coefficient
211. 10 dBm
231. 0.25 250. Line primary
212. 0.2 mW constant
232. Steady state
213. 180o out of
phase 233. Reflection
coefficient
214. Purely inductive
234. Transmission
215. Coaxial cable, loss
stripline, waveguide
235. Decrease
216. 7 dBm
236. Phillip H. Smith
217. All of the above
237. Normalized
218. Slower
238. 13 dB
219. Permanently
zero 239. Load
Part 6. 266. 3 287. Tuned circuits

251. 75 ohms 267. Mica 288. At both the

252. 30 W input and output
253. 4.244 268. Is the product
254. A high value of of the surge 289. Parallel
resistance impedance and the resonant circuit
255. 1.013 uH lien current
290. 136 W
256. An impedance 269. 0.066 m
mismatch between 291. 46.9 mW
the line and the load 270. Prevent
moisture from 292. 50
257. 0.0745 entering the line
293. Narrow
258. The line 271. ¼ wavelength bandwidth
behaves as a
parallel-tuned circuit 272. Both A and B 294. Series resonant
in relation to the circuit
generator 273. 6 watts
274. 43.7 m 295. 1 + 0.25 ohms
259. 0.69 275. 205 ohms
276. 1:1 296. Standing waves
260. Any convenient 277. 193.2 m
value 278. An impedance 297. A short-circuited
mismatch stub at some specific
261. Its input 279. Has a standing distance from the
impedance at the wave ratio as near as load
generator is equal to 1:1 as possible
the line’s surge 298. 72 – j21 ohms
impedance 280. Infinite
299. Depends on the
262. At the beginning 281. Length dielectric of the
and at the end of the material used
cable 282. 120 ohms
300. 32 W
263. 100 ohms 283. Reflection
coefficient
264. 7.54 milliwatts
284. 0.10 m
265. Transfer
maximum power to 285. 2.5
the load
286. 18 mW
Part 7. 319. Series resonant 336. Level 1 or Cat 1
circuit
301. Guided 337. 4.5 kW
320. 24.3 ohms
302. Transmission 338. Level 2 or Cat 2
Lines 321. Metallic circuit
currents 339. 300 m
303. 51.6 ohms
322. Longitudinal 340. 345 ft.
304. Unguided currents
341. Category 3
305. Transmission 323. Balun
medium 342. Adjusting the
324. All of these length of
306. Transmission transmission line
line 325. Standing waves
343. Category 4
307. Longitudinal 326. Open-wire lines
344. Category 5e
308. 22 pF 327. Twin lead
345. STP
309. 1 328. AWG 16 to AWG
26 346. Plenum
310. Transverse
329. 36.2 ohms 347. Coaxial cable
311. Series Resonant
Circuit 330. The smaller the 348. Shielding
diameter and the
312. Incident waves higher the resistance 349. Dual shielding

313. Reflected waves 331. Unshielded 350. Tuned circuits

twisted pair
314. 1100 feet per
second 332. Parallel
resonant circuit
315. 215 ohms
333. Two twist per
316. Frequency foot

317. Wavelength 334. 3.4 ft.

318. Differential 335. Series resonant

transmission lines circuit
Part 8. 369. 328 MHz 388. Reflection
coefficient
351. Quad shielding 370. Conductor loss
389. Quarter
352. Rigid air coaxial 371. Zo = ZL wavelength
cable
372. Resistance ratio 390. Length
353. Capacitor
373. Dielectric 391. Quarter-
354. Solid flexible heating wavelength
coaxial cable transformer
374. Capacitor
355. 1.46 392. Use stub
375. Radiation loss matching
356. Surge
impedance 376. 1.5 393. TDR

357. 300 ohms 377. Coupling loss 394. 120 m

358. 72 ohms 378. 120 ohms 395. 22.22 us

359. 75 ohms 379. Corona 396. Microstrip

360. Any of these 380. Incident voltage 397. Stripline

361. Equal 381. Reflected 398. A complex

voltage impedance
362. Velocity factor
382. Any of these 399. Coax
363. Dielectric
constant 383. Reflection 400. Series resonant
coefficient circuit
364. 2.07 x 10^8
m/s 384. Traveling waves

365. 0.66 385. Standing waves

366. Inductor 386. Standing wave

ratio
367. Inductance and
capacitance 387. 0.6

368. 0.67 sec

Part 9. 416. Category 4 434. All of these

401. A short-circuited 417. Type 3 435. Balun

stub at some specific
distance from the 418. 3 436. A quarterwave
load line
419. Red/white stripe
402. Depends on the and red 437. 1
dielectric constant of
the material used 420. Cat 7 438. The incident
power
403. A quarter-wave 421. Series resonant
line circuit 439. Double stub

404. 0 422. Capacitive 440. Stub

405. Liable to radiate 423. Inductive 441. Permittivity

406. Double stub 424. Equal 442. Characteristic

impedance
407. Narrow 425. 50 to 200
bandwidth 443. The reflected
426. Greater than power
408. Balun
427. 0.8 444. 0.66
409. Parallel
resonant circuit 428. Standing waves 445. Permeability

410. Inductor 429. Reflected 446. Harmonic

operation
411. Skin depth 430. Balanced mode
447. 6.6
412. Transfer 431. Reflected
maximum power to 448. 176
the load 432. Resistive load
whose resistance is 449. Its length
413. Inductance and less than the
capacitance characteristic 450. Decrease the
impedance of the line impedance
414. Balanced line
433. Transfers
415. Physical maximum power to
dimension the load
Part 10. 467. Standing wave 482. Two-wire
ratio balanced line
451. VSWR
468. Resistive load at 483. Thickness of
452. 2:1 the resonant armor
frequency
453. Ground 484. 100 ohms
469. One
454. 1 485. 209.28
470. 1.2:1
455. 72 ohms 486. Zero
471. The impedance
456. 316 in equals impedance 487. Input
out
457. 1 488. 2 and 0.333
472. Has the
458. Reflectometer characteristics of 489. 245
parallel tuned circuit
459. A short-circuited 490. 132.29 ohms
stub at some specific 473. Input and
distance from the output 491. Using an LC
load network
474. An impedance
460. The wire size is mismatched 492. Standing waves
small with respect to
the spacing of the 475. 2 493. 1
conductors
476. 212 494. Zero
461. Standing wave
477. Reflection 495. Tuned circuits
462. Double stub coefficient
496. 0.5
463. No 478. Radiation, I2R
and dielectric Heating 497. 1.5
464. Voltage
standing wave ratio 479. Load connected 498. Single line wire
to the output end of
465. Impedance of a transmission line 499. 122 ohms
the source and the
load are mismatched 480. Unbalanced 500. A complex
impedance
466. 1.67 481. 1.257 x 10-6