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ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

PAPER·II

I. If ll=0.995.1,= 10n~l and I. =0.5,td .

then I"" will be

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1!.25 ~~~~
- lOll f\
b. IUO Jt. I 10
~- 10.1 )lA
u. 60 m V de
Ll. 10.5 tJA

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h. I Ill mv ct.-
1. n1c Upproximat<.l value \lfinput imp~dance
c. 13() m V de
of n common ~mitter
amplllier with
emitter resistance R, Is given by d. ISO mV de

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l.t. Match l .isl-1 (Circujt) with List-11
a. /ij. +A1R,
(Chm-acteristk 1 and select th<• correct
b. 1~;,+( 1+/1.. )11, answer using the cod•'S given h.llow tho
ra Lists:
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d. (l +it, )R 1\, RC-coupkd amplifier

3. l'h~ circuit diagram ShOll n in tit.· figure fl. l'uned amplifier

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consists of trun~isrors in: C. Chopper st~btrtzcd tUllpli tier
c D. DirotL.:t,1uplcd nmplilicr
List U
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I. Vcry lo" i.lri fl

8 2. Hat lrequenc) rcsponso lrom .t.ero
E
frequency UJl wards
J, Pint freLJUency re>'pOnse with an upper
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:1. P~rnllel connecJ.ion nnd n l!mer cut-ofT rrcqutncy

b. Cascodo conn~tion 4. Peak in .gai11 fretjuenc)' response
c. Durllngmn connection A 13 C D
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J. Q.scade connection ~. 4 J I 2
4. rr un urupliJicr witb gain or - HlOO and b. 3 ~ 2
feedback of p >= -0.1 hod nguln chUnge of
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c. 3 4 1
:w~. due to ternperruure. ale clumge in d. ~ J l
gain oftlw feedback umpliticr would be The · h' pnr.tm~ters of the circuit shown in
7.
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a. 10%. tbc ligJJre arc: h,. = 250, ~~~ = 0.91)9 and

b. 5(}0
11.,.= 10..
c. 0.2%
d. O.CJI%
5. In the case uf the circuit shown in the
figure, V .o = 10 mV de ma.Wl:tum , the
mn.ximutll posslblc output offSet voltage
Vno caused b~ the input oiTsot voiHtge V,11
with rcspc~t ttl srouml is
 l uf1 5
(1, 0.999
b. 1.98
~ 2.0
d.. JOO
8. For an input of v, = 5sin WI. (as'Sumin~
Ideal diode) the cir.:uil shown in the f~gurc
will ~have as a a. Grounded

rJ.TI h. A square wave

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c. A utangulnr wave
d. A 11·iggcr
"s - "o 12. The trans fer function of nn mnplifter ls
12V j given by
I -~~ 1810

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a Clipper, sine wave clipped at - 2Y ., - ,; [I ~J 5,S~ HI' )[t+j 58~< 11)')
b. Damper, sine wave clamped at- 2 V
The high 3d B rrequency of the amplitier
c. Damper. sine wave clamped at zero

ce
will be approxi111alely
d. Volt clipper. sine wav~ clipped at2 V n. 5850 kllz
9. In the cnse or tho drcuit shown in the b. 585 kll;c
figure, 1he collector currcttl l" wiJl be
ra c. 5850 Hz
,---.,.--~ ~ 12V
d. 585111.
'3 1dl
13.. In the =e of an runptificr, the nommlizcd
~-too voltage gain is given by
v._ -o."N
m
1L
!, -o.oJ""' 1-+
oi~·c
t l, I /:,
21<0 - .: ,. f
-1,, l +~ t ~}-
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a 2.26mA IOkn R /,,

b. 1.85 m.A Where 1;, is the zero frequency and .I~ is
c. 0.375 mA the pole frequ~ncy. For a slandard
INqucocy response of the amplifier.
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d. 0.185 mA
1!). Coosidcr the following srutemenl'; a. ff »f.
regardiJlg the lime base vQHage Of :UI
oscilloscope: b. /, = f,;
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h cao ~ gcnenued usin_g c. lr «].,

I. Mill~r sw<ep eircuiL
d. J;. = 2/r
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2. Boot-simp integrator circuk

14. Ma1ch Llst I (Transistor parameter) wi1h
3. 'rime-delay cirvuit List n (Typical value ilnd Sl}lect the correct
-1. .1\ controlled rectifier.
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answer usTng the codes given below the

Of these ~tatcmcnL~ listq:
a I. 2 and 3 are corn->ct List 1
b. 1 and 2 arc correc1 A. t;..
c. '2 and 4 are correct B. r,.
d. 1, 3 and 4. are correct
I I. In qrder 10 oblll1n triangulnr puiS<!S at U1e c. ~~
oulput of the circuit shown in the figure. D. C,.
the input should be Llsl ll
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I. 80 kO <J, Class B :unplifier
2. ll<n ICl. C11nsidcr the foiii>Wi<\g ~lalementJ;:
3. 1()1)!) In order to increase the bamlwidlh o[ tuned
amp1ific~, ()lle can usc
4. 10(1 pf
s. 3 pF
I. 1 uncd circuit with inductance having
biglt Q factur.
t\ B c D
1. Oouble·tuned :unpJUier with twu tuned
~
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b. 3' 2 I 5
4 cirt:ults coupled by mutuol induchtMe.
J. Stllgg~rctl tutj~tJ s mpliliers in wbich

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c. 3 2 4 uilfen:nt tuned "ircuiL~ 1\ hich ""'
d. 3 2 5 cascaded are. tuned to sligl1tly differeot
15. For a sinusoidal input, tht cirouit shown in frequencies.
the figure will net as a Of these statemenlll
"v, ., n. I al(lnt is correct

.c
u b. I and 2 are correct
c. 2 and J arc correct
d. I.;I. nnd 3 are correct

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2(). Consider the lilllowing ~1atemcnts;
a. Pulse gcn~rator I : A dilfcrcnlfal ttmplilicr is used at lhc
h. Pull-wuve roctHier in,put stage of nn operational nmplilier.
II: l)illercntial ampliG.:.r have very high
c. Ramp generator
li, Voltage d(lttble
ra CMRH.
Of these statements
I ~- ll' the input nc is 10 V m1s. the m"ximum
tl. Both I •nd II are trtlc anti II is tM
m
voliuge that will appear ac.ross the diode ol'
a bitlf..wuve rcctilier wirb a capacitor illlrut •·orrect explnlllltion ofl
filt~r will be b. Both I and II ar" true bui II is not lhc
a. 10 V ONI. Y c.xplanntion of I
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b. 14 v c. I is InK' but II Is false

c. 20 v d. I Is Fats<.> but Ills true
tl. 28 v :!i The OP-AMP circuit shown in the figure is

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17, The circuit shown in the figure represents

a
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a. A snmpl<:lhold circuit
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b. A rectilicrf amp II ficr cin:uit

e>. A peak tlctect(Jr circuit
a. Low-pass
d. An antilog amplitler uircuit
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b. High-pass Iiller
2:?.. The output X of the logic circuit shown in
c. Band-pass filter
the figure is
d. Band-stop filter
A.
IS. The dissipation at the collector is 7ero In
th~ quiescent siate and increases 1vhl1 B
c,xllitalion in tho case of a
11.. Class A serles-fed ampHfict·
b. Clas.s A transistor coupled ampfffier
il• A+ BC
c. CI11SS 1\13 'mtplilier
 b BC a. T11'0 hall~adders
c. AB b. Two haiJ~adders and a NOT gate
d. 1\B+C c. Two half. adders and OR gate
23 Consider the Karnau!lh map given below d. Two balf~ad.ders and an AND gate
X f~ ~ 18. The circuit shown in tile ligure is
1
v '0 Ol 11 tO functionally cqulval~nt tu
QO I 0 0
01 A D - --1
l<JX-t II I D I 8 0----~

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10 0 I
1 0 d " o-- --..;
B o---f
rhe function represented by Otis map can
be ~ mplificd to the·minimal iorm a~ ll· NOR gate
"' x;x,X1+x1.t1 +A\:i', b. OR gate

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h. 3'.1',1', t .\'1l 1 + x,x,;r;.r, c. HX-OR g,llle
d. NANAD ),;HIC
c. \:-z.."". + X~"V~ +~"~~

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29. ·n 1c schoumtlo shown iu chc Jj~ure
d T,x,x,+;t,.v,.v,.v, +x,.t,.l;.r, +x,X,:S-''• lndi~ucs
24. In a diSillll system. there are tbree inputs
A 13 llllu C. tlte output shot~d be hig,b
when J tl IL~t~ two iuputs nro high. The
Boolean c;.11ressilln tor the output is:
a. A 8 + 8<'T,1('
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b. AfJt + ABC+ ABl r AH('
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c. / I.BC+ t llil +liBC" (i. CMOS NOR gate
d. AB+BC+A('
b. CMOS t'JAND gale
e. CMOS ANb gate
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15. In digital circui15, Schn uky tmnsistors are

preferred over normal lrllJtSistor bccnuse 0 r d CMOS lralllltnissiou g~!.;
tlteir 30. Which or~1e .following standnrtl rn.
a. Lower propagatiou delay par!lnlcter prurs arc COIY<«:tly tuatchod7
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b. 1-ligber propagation delay 1. Worst caS!' high voltage at the Jupw

c, Lo11.:.. pm~er dissipation v,.,, UJin..... ...... ...... .. ..... .2 v_
d. l ligher power dissipation 2, fan out ,__,. ·· r· ..... _ ,40,
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26. When two g ates wit:h open collector 3. Worst case output cuo·ent m low leveL
outpUIS are tied together as shuwot i.u tile J~~~ ma.' .__.~·-•·" .......... , 1(, mA..
l1j,\urc, tbc outplll oht:mwd will he 4. Direct compatibility with CMOS
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~ :==t>-1 ......Not possible

Select the correct answer 11Si11g the codes
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given beloW1
n. I. 2. 3 -and -1.
a •HB+f'+ ll b. l and 4
b. . I+H+( '+ D c. 1. 2and 3
d. 1.3 and 4
o. (A+ii)+(L'+D) 31. For the d"'ign of a $equ.:~ttial cir~uit
d. (A + H)+(f' +IJ) hQving nine states, the MINIMUlvl number
of ntemory elements roquired is:
27, A full-adder ~an be made out oi'
8. 3
 5 ttl l5
b. 4 b. A f& /l f&C
c. 5 c. .-1 f& B
li. 9 d. A8C.:+ABC-rABC+ABC
32. A 4-bit binnry ripple counter uses lllp· 37. Shifi regist<r wllh BSS<leiat~tl wavcfl3rm is
nops with a propagation delay rime of 25 shown in the following figure:
!11> euclJ. '!"he maximum possible limo
required tor change of sl'~tc \Viii be
a. 25 ns
b. 50 ns

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~. 70 ItS
d. 100 ns
33. A 12-bit"ADCis etnployed to eonven nn
analog voltage of zero to I0 vohs. The x,-l
resolution of the ADC is x, I

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... 2.44 mY X, I
b. 24.-lmV Which of these is/are correct?
c. 83.3 Ill v x, ru~ne

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a.
u. 1.2 v b. xl alone
34. In. a 4-bit· weighted-resistor D/A convener. c. X3 aJont
tho resistor value corresponding to I..SB is
ra d. X tXl aud XJ
16 kf. The resistor val1•e corresponding Ul
the MSB will b~ 38. Th~ s~hciUatlc sllowu Lr tbe f4Jure
represents a
a. lfl.
b. 2n
m
c. 40
d. 160
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35. l'he cireuit ~hown in the Ogure ~~ a, Divide by sevr:.rr cou11ter

b. Divide ~y Jive counter
c. Bil1lrry coded decimal counter
d. Divide hy 11\'elvc rA.Junter
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39. The output of Urc circuit shown 111 tim

f1gure will be
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a.. An adder R. - 3.9 tin

b. A subtract or
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c. Parity generator
d. Compnrntor
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36. rhe output ' F' nf the mttlriplexer circtiit

a. l:X:Iayed pulses
shown io dte ligure will be
b. Square waves
c MUX
c c. Triangular "aves
F
c d. Trtlpezqidal waves·
c SELECT

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A
t J 4(). Which one of the following is a cqrrect sel
of specifications of oue sid..- of a 360 K
floppy disc'l
a. AB+ BC+CA+llC
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Number Number Nunt~ Numb~r uf -15. lvbt~b List I (Modul~tion) willt Llst U
of lrncks of of bytcs/soctor (C'hnracteristic) and select the correct
bit$linch s-ectors answer 1>$mg the codes holul•' the Li.~L~:
l .lst I
40 ~000 ? 5 12 A. AM
ll. so 2000 l8 2.56 B. PM
h. 60 3000 ') 5 12 C. NoiJem FM
c. 4il I 000 9 256 D, Noi$a in.AM and FM
List II

+I. A binary ~~'mmetri.:al el~•nnd transmitting
n anJ O's wltl1 C\IWII proba~ility hn.\ an
error !'lite of 10'~ nw cbanoeltran•mi.•sion
rate (in bit•;symbol) •vith then he
"· 0.?9
b. 0.019
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L Mobile co0Ul1utuellliun
2. CotiSillllt Clltt'let n~equcncy
3. l'rian~11l•r nois~~poweo' sp""O.um
4. Reclotng.uJal' noise--rowf'r.specrrum

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A R C' I)
c ().95
,L •- 2 ·I 3
b. 2
' ·I

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42 A eommun,c;,tion system is used to I 2 4 3
honsmit one of 16 Jl..,.Mible sigonl!!. "'
d. 2 l 3 4
As01unc: tholtrnwunillsion i5 "•-compliAhecl
by c:ncodios the: sil\11>1,~ into• binal) di!!its. -16. Tite bit raid of n ~igital commun.icotion
Fut'lhcr ·~sumo tltal sign•L~ ;u-e CQWIU~ ~ystem iM 34 Ml>iJ/11. l 'he modulotion
likely to occur. 1f ~'tb hinnry di,git
ra
1'1:\IUireR .I ~L ~ec, for tnonJimiHsion. then ho11
scheme
system is
IS QPSK. 'l'he band mte ol~ the

much information tin bits) is tr•rt•mined a. 6~ Mbills

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by Lhe sy.tem in 8 mictose.'(lmls~ b. 34 M b.vs
tL S c: 17 MbitiJ
b. 16 d. 8,5 !viM1~
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c. 4 t7. Tht usc of non-unifonn qu:ttltizllli'On lelld'

11 2 lo
~J. 11•• noise figure or "reed\ er is. 1.6. in< •· Reductioo in tmnsmtsltion bnndwtdtb
equivnlc:n1 no·ioe temper•mre is b. rnerea~o in IUOX:Unllrn SNR
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D. 464.00 K c. lMreasc in SNR for low IC\•el •ignols

b. 174, 00 K d. Simplific•tion orq~anti2.Mjon process
e .1 08.75K 48. Th• baud raio is
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(L 18l.25 K a. A.lll~>ys equal to U1e bittrnnsfer rate

44. lf in • patticulnt digitn l communication b. Equal to twice the bandwidth of no
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llpplil:•tirm the recci,•c.:r ~"'ign~d iM an ideal ch:umd

roptimurn coherent revtvcr. the channel e. Not equal tv Ut" sign3li11g rnte
noise is 11hitc a.nd bib on: lr:m~mitletl
u.~in1l retmngulJir puls.:s, lhd1t ~>h ich ouu
d. Equal tu (nle-l>aif ll•e bandwidth of
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of the tbllowin!! ~••·tcmenl!l II'QU]\1 be

.ideal cbnnnd
INC'ONSISTF.Nl '/ Wbicb uf U1e followiug i>:w,; n.rc eorroctly
The receiver i$ m>[cbcd?
:~, A corre)31Qr reviver
L MuUiploxed tdegr3pb ....... ~ .. -FM.
h. Mot.:hcd tlterr~=iver 2. Mcdium·II' BI'C md.io
propagation ...... .. , ....... M L
c. 1\u inlogmb:d and dump ""''''" ''
tL Sample. hold 3nu dump 1-eviv.:r ·""· 'l'eleviSimt, ......, •, .. , ... VSB
 7 ur IS
4. Shor1-wnvc ]"30t0 2. Duel prop•g;~lion ........SUper
Jlnlpagation •... . ..• .. ..1\M. rclhoction.
n. 2.J>m14 3. S~) wave ....... {"riticrrl freo~uenoy.
h. 2•nd 3 Scleo:l the eo=t ~n•Wer u~lng the codco
~ l .hnd 3 giwn below;
tL 1 •nd ~ a. 1. 2•md ~
50. A supL'1' ht~oo'Odyuc o'<.'Ccivc hu "" IF of 1>. i and 2
•t65 ld:lz, If it is tu11ed lq o st.1tion bro•d "' l.1nd 3
.:4$tmg ~t 300 IJ-Iz and its oselllntor is d. 2 and 3

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qpc:rnting ltl %5 kHz. lhen lho 1430 kHz 55. Two ~:ttrri<:u 40 ,\lfi!z und 8U li.Ulz
lh:quc:ncy woul<lbe U1o -nJl!pectively are &e<rucnc-y. modub1ed by •
a. Adjoocpl chonnel frc~llenoy sign~ I or frequency <I Kh7- such U1ol the
b. lm~gcfretJu•nl!y band\\ idths of tloe Fl\1 signa l in the lwo
~. Gyro frequency caR<-. ore U1~ same. The peak dC\ ioli9ti ln

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d. MlL~imum usa!)le fre!(Uency the lwo c:>Ses •re in the rat in of
II. t :J
51. In • lllO line e.wh~nsc wltb lll f irst
sele<.'lors. !be number of line f'mders b. l;2

ce
r«luircd' "- 111
01, Is 10 d. 2:1
b. h 100 56. For ..bevoad-the-horizon ~
~. Wou ld dep.:nd upon the trnCik flow m.icrowa\'c c.onununic.1tiotL \\ ilh out uting
d, t• busy-hour c<~lllns nte
ra rcp.,..tcrs. the frequency of choke would
be:
Cons icfer the loll owing •lotemenW
a. IMHz
'l'roffic load on a telephone 11ctwmk
m
j,_ 301\lfiJ:
depends on
c. 2000 1\0 lz
I The rote of colts initialed by e.ch
subscriber d. 30.000 l\'lllz
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).. 11oe number of subscribers on t.ho:: net 57. Prosol equaJjz;,tion foUows thl! somG
wod:. proc:es•os •• ad>plive equolimtJon cxcupl
lhol the equaliv.aLinn •s set prior to
3. Tbe overoge duration of each call.
lransmissiou. and lhen "Jl<lated during
or lhe!!e stniC)ncnts:
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brllaks in lti~tl5llliosion u.•ing

,, , ~ ond 3 are c<>rrecJ u. Sp<lllial lesl sequcne~>o
h. I ond 3 ;ue correct b. Block co;xles
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1: I ood 3 arc "om:cl

""· BCD
d. l. 2 :md 3 ore correct d. ("oorelot.orr
SJ. to u corri~r tek1>bone •yst.em. n l!"""l' $8. In 811lellile cormnunic:~tion. highly
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occupieo • ~quency b:>nd rtf dio eelinn• l antennas ore 11sed lo

"· 36lo ~8 ldlz il. !)!reel lhc >J!UI llcam to ~ pm1iculor
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h. 60 tu 81.:1-lz regi<ltl ohp•ce ou n,utJo

e. 92w 140khZ b. Slreuglhcn the be;~m hl uvercumc !he
ll. 140 IIi 1721J-It cru;nUe noi~"
54. Wl•ich of the loll!lwln@ pair.; uf ll'Jl"'' or c. Male CQITCCtiom in change of
wave p.-opa!!"liou ""'I n.~sucbred property pularizolion of lho b~arn
<~re correctly marched. d. Sclocl p!111iculao chiiiiiiCI ill
1 Surfu~c IVO\Il Yerlicnl tt.on~mission a~d n:ecptioo
pul:o.U:otii)n 5?. Consider the following stalernent.:
Ltl$ocs in uptic:oll:irbres >rc eaused by
 Su! l l
l. Impuritiet< in the fibre mnterilll 64. A 'loss-lc•-• line h:l'ving clumu:.terhti.:
2. 'Micro h~nding [rnpe<bnce Z., is terrilinoted in a pure
t'cacttoncc of vnlue -jZ.. lloc \ISWR of the
3. •plicins
line will be
-l-. st"J) inW,C profllc
4. 10
Of these Slntemeull!
b. 2
;o, 1.3 nod 4 ao:e coo'l':ct
"-
b. 2.3 and 4 no-e correct
d.. Infinite
c t,2 and 3 are cnrrecl
65. A c 1 lmdric.~l c:rvit~ reson•wr hn.~ •

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d. 1.2 and 4 are correct diam~l.,.- of 16 rmn. i.hill ~~ ll1c dominant
60. Whicb on~> ol' tha following L• caused by rcsoMnl mode when lite cavil~ lcl'l,glb ;_, ti)
reflection from • lmtilied ;rlrnosrhere or 20 nun. und (ii) I> nun?
Iroou the •wfate or lnud ~ondition• ntoug ( i) ( ii)
the path?
4 TEm 'ThJm

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a. lltultipart fndiug
b. '!Mnro TElll
b. Sd e.:Li••c JjuJing
(i) (ii)
c.. Duo fadiul!
c. l'Eou ThL)rn

ce
d Retleclion facline,
d. TMm TEotn
Gt. '!'he transit time f in cydos) for the
electrons in the repeller-space of the rela."< fn ;1 circular w;:1veguide with ..-:.dJus ·r lhe
klystron oscill•tur for susll!inin~
donunant mode is
oscillations ;. (in is nny weger including
~~
ra a. I'Mqt
b. fE,,
"' 2(11 t) c 'I'M"
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b. 2n - 1 d. rH"
67. Con.<idcr the foUowing statements.
1
.:.. n • - lu :~ tua~ tee.
2
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L The collin.,ar 31'111~ ,.., i$o1utoo from

3
d. 11 -
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the £-non.
2.. Ouc of the collinear nnns is i&ulutcd
\\'biclt t)n" of llu: fc>llo" in& c:~n be used from ll1e E-ann.
tor tomplitication ormicrownve encrgy7
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3. One of ll1e coUine•r anna i• i•~tlotcd

n. Traveling '""'"e lllbc frnm d1e H-arm,
b. .Magn<lrou o f these st:.temenl'<
c. Reflex klystron
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:t I and 2 are ctnrect

cl. Gnnn diode b. 1 and 3 urc corruct
63. Guide \Yn\' Ulung1h ( )., ) of 11 ""'''cgoid" c. 1 ond. -1 nrc correct
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~n: rebted ~s d. 2 and 3 ore corr<:d

Rttcliol i<m from 11 hulic:tl autenno ill
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a. PL1ne-potarized
b. Pm1~1lv place J)olari--t<:d
c.. C:ircul~rty polari1;ed
d. Ellipt-ically polarized
1 For on opon-cndod rccL1ngular w~veguide
c:. ;; = ;.; . ;.: nntcnna of' size 0.9''-.().4''. excited in lire
I l l Tt!to (dllrninant)-!llOde ~t .<.=Scm, the
d.-~- g~in is nenrly
..t~ ;, ).
a. 1.5

b. 2.5
e. 26.;
d. 36.5
7(). Consider the fb11owing statements
1\:gardlng reed which is n key component
or U rellcctqr IUttennn 11$ it bas a. dccisfvc
b~tlling vnth~ owrull pcrfl•rmnncc:
I for u hont·fccd antenna, dte relleL'lor
IOCIJ~ must <:lliqcjde with bom-fi.-.:d's
11<11'13
d. Ca.vity dimensions with ilea[ CI\CI'\'ated
by tbl! power
1~. A micru stri11 line 0 11 uluminu sub!<tn~e
e1 = 9 bns a 7..:ro thickness strip of width.
W=3 mm. Subsl:nllc lhio~'Dess h = 0.5 nun.
As$utnin!' "Ll'.M wave propugatiun aud
negligil!le fringing field. the charuutctistic
impcduncc ,,f lh'-' line will be
approximulc\y

om
phu..<e centre. 11 hich ror u 11 ido:-Oare a. 100
hom lits in the pllllte or the hom b. 21 n
11pcr!ure. c. 2b n
1. rhe teed must have minimal mdialion tt. 50 n
outsidl! tha angular upenure uf the
75. 1\, the opcml ing fr~qu~ncy ;, incrcnscd.
roll<<! tor.

3, lu prlrne-focus of oosse groin systents.
the main or sub rellcctor sbouiO be In
Fmunhofcr zone of the feed nntertn:t
.c
micro strip circuitS su l'fer l"rum ttndl:simhlc
clleots whi.:h s.:t un upper limit nn 1he
ll'eque.ncy O~e vi' these is the lnwcst order

ce
TE trunswrli<! ~'SOIIUJICC th;·~ ()(Curs ror
Ofthescstmemonts wide slnps lltal t(mn parnlld plate
a. L 2. nnd 3lii'C correct waveguide "ith the ground plane. IJ1 view
b. I and 2 oro rom:cl of this. ron.~ider a mlcro strip Uno with
ra strip width w • 2. 1 mm. substrate.
c. 2 und 3 pre com:ct
pGntlinivit)' of 9 e,. substrnlc thickness h =
d. I null 3 ure correct
1.11 mm 11ml J = 0.2 h. udditional length
71. On a slotted line tc.nnl!lllrod in a load. the thut a~-count; for clu: fringing cap~tltan~c.
m
mintma uf the stnnd.ing wave pnoem !'he lcliV<!Sl urd~r J10 trunsWrsc 1\!S()IllliiCc
measured u square-In" tlevice, are locoted lruq ue nC)· " iII be
ot (Oil u em scul~) 11.5, I I.0, 12.5 und. M.O.
a. I OCI II~
AL 10.95. nnd I 1.113 the t.ktel'ted l~vcls
xa

being tWit-e th'-' minfmum lev"l. the VSWR b. 20G ilz

With~ line i~ c. 25 GHz
a. 10 d. 30 GH1
b. 21) 76. A duplexer circuh 11 ith TR ru1d ATR
.e

switcltcs is shown in I he liguro. I'nr n.

proper IIJ"'I'lltio~ or tbc <:in:uic. the values
d. 511
oflcngtlt> It and 1, should be
72. A calorimetric utea~urement for nl'er<~ge
w

It- -'ll
f)tlwer uf u signal !\ave u value t'l' 400 \V.
Tile valttc wus interpreted lbr pe11k wwcr
as V.S MW. TII ~n the ducy cycl~ of thQ
w

signnl is
q, 0,08 per cent
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b, 8 p<lr CCnl
c. 40 pc.r c~nt /1 I,
ll. ). / ~ J../ 1
d. 80 p~r t"Cill
73. In microw11vc power measurement llSill!! h. i. / 2 4 / 4
bolometer. the principle or "'orldng is the. c. l. / 2 JJ. I~
vnriation or d. l. / 1)).
(L lnductanl-e with ohsorption uf'pm•er
77. lnriosphcic jiropagntion is not p.1:.siblc l'ur
b. Rcsi~loncc with •bsurptfon ofpo,.cr microwaves bc.causc
c. CopocitM~ With tlbsorption orp~mer
 10 ot l.S
,1.t.ficrowoves will be f11Ry ~!..,orbed by Tite mi$s]ng instruction (denoted by
the iono~phere t")'en> dai!hod line .... ) s hould ~e
b, Thete will bo ~n •brupl J<:llllering m•II a. J,OOP NEXt
din:e1iooo b-. JENE.YT
c. Mio:rOI\ 3\ICl'l 1• Ill pen<:lr;~le Urrough lhe- o:. JMP NEXT
j,nu•phcto Jnw yor
d. JJ\ZNEXI'
d. 'lncre w~ lt"' di•pc:tlliun of mkrcmavo
83. In a co1nplotc ly eonu<!dcd gr•ph. lwv~
L"t1Cf'8-Y
' u· verlic.,.., U1e tot.'J t number nf od_gos ill
7R. fn mjt10\\'bVc rad:tr. pul~c I'!Jidiliun equal ro

om
frc qUCTIO) iS u.<oo l n rt:!nlvc runge ~~~~~
a, N
0Qppler ;tmhif!uili"'f l~<ing
h 2n
II, ('\V n>d.1r
c. 2n-l
b. Pul~ed nular
n(n - 1)
e. l\foYing urgcl indiC<llul d.

.c
(l Pulse- Doppler rndor 2
79. !'he lll!<lbte band1V"id~1 of ~ microwavo: The complexity Floyd's 5hortesl path
ba:ocon trllDSpondor (or 6/J GHz <atdtitc algoriU1m ill

ce
commun1c.::t1ion i.'f genenlly a. O(N)
a. 360 ~lflz b O<N'l
b. 4011Hz c, ll( i'J')
c. 361\Jlh
ra d. (I(N' 11)
d. J MII2. 85. Blocks •earch i• used to loc~tc ~ record in
nn ordered file consl'lling of N records,
S(l. The o~tal tq11ivalen1 tof decimnJ I s:; i~ 'l11e optimum size of Ute block i>
~12
m
~. .,fN
u. 1.123
b. l.32 t b. l(N
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c. N f2
d . 13.21 d. l\1t3
SL Giv"n tho! A 20 and 13 • -7 in.PASCAL. 81i. if we Ll! C 3 bii.S in the iMirUction word to
lhe resulL• or A MuD B IS equoJ lo lndicnte if :tn index- re5 tSLCI! is to be tLited
and if nece•sary. which on" is to ~used,
.e

3, 6
lhetl lbe fllitl\~<1' uf ind~ r~gistori; 10 he
b. 2
used in Ulc macbino will be
c. -1
a. 3
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d. 3
b. 6
Consider the following assemblr languar.c c. ,
progrnm for .string oompb.ruotl;
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d. 8
REPE <::NIPS STRGI STRG2
In ~ rnu lh-proc.,.sor configurnliqn, lwo
ExrJ eopn,ee~;~ors nrc cotmcelcd II) lht host
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M>AR l''fE SAl\IE 8086 prote\l~or; Tit~ two oo-proctllsOr

fhe s•me r""ull c>n be ob1nined hy the lnstructicm ~e~
I'Oilowing proflrDm tlo;ot dQes uso REP 11. Mu$1 btl the <onto
prefix; b. MD) t.wed•p
NEXT:CMPS STRGI. STRI'12 c. MUst b~ disjoint
JNE F.'U1' d. l\•(U$1be Ute some as Uo•Lof tbe host
. .. ..
,.. , ' ,, ,, ,, ,., ,
'·~· ... 83. An :odvanmg" of lll<'l\IOry inlcrlacing L<
illll~
 Q. A IMg~r memory is obtain~a b. I0 to I00 kilohytl>.~ uf main m~mory
"''' 15
b. Ef1ective speed of the rncml'1r)' is ~. I()0 10 156 kilObyteS of tnnin memory
increased d. 256 ki lobytes m I megahyte of main
t', The cost of tbc memory Is reduced memory
d. A non-volatile memory is obmlned 93. '11tc sensitivity s;~ or • systc.ru with the.
89. Match List I (Request) with List ll
(Device) and .selttt th~ coml!:l unswcr trnnsler fimclion M G is given by
I = GN
using the codes given below the lists:
List I a, ·- -

om
I+ C/i
A. IJLterrupt
I t G/1
R Wait b.
11
C. Hold
I+0
List II c. H
I . 1/0 device

.c
d. 1-1
2. DMA controJier
J. Memory Q4.. 1t1 Uu, ca~e of U1e $ignnl nt,w
graph shown
in the figure. the number of forward paths

ce
A B c and th~ lndividunl loop~ will be
;), I 2 3 resJ)Cctfvely
b. I '
~ 2
c. 2 J
d. 2 3 I
ra R o, c
110. Consider the following statem<'nts:
I; A 33 MHz 486 has a higher MIPS
m
rmfng ihan a :>3 M Hd86. a. 5 and 2
11: A 33 MH'Z 486 has a higher MFLOI'S b. 5 and J
rating than~ 33 MH~381i c. 6 and 2
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Of these swt~ments d. ti !llld 3

a. !loth I and II are tme
b. Both I nnd II are lillse.
1:. I is true bul II is fitlse
.e
Q5. 11te signal now ~ph or a closed-loop
system is shown in the ugurtJ. where in. T
represents the disturbance in the forward

pnth:
d. l is f11lse hut Iris rrue
91. Tl'te Intel Pentinm pmcessor a<idress bus
consists of two sets of si.gnals: 29 address
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1
line ( i\31 :AJ) ancl S Byte Enabl~
(BE7~:flEO#) lines. If the uddress t>n
address line (A3 1:AJ) is 0(100 0 I08 (H)
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-H (s)
and all Byte enable Unes (BE7#:BEO#) are
;l$Serted. then \he prcx:~-s(Jr's imention is !'he effect of tho di,111rbnnce can be
to address reduced by
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a. One byte1lt address 0000 0108 (It) a. lncretl$ing Crz (sl

b. Eight byte al locations OO(JO 0 I0 I to
0000 OJOS (H)
c. Eight bytes at locations 0000 0108 (II)
to 0000 OIOF (H)
d. One byte nt location 0000 0 IOF (II)
92. A pcrsonnl tomputer hM typically
n. S to 10 kilobytes of main memory
b. Dccrorusiug G, (s)
c. lnCi'easlng Gt (s)
d. Decreasing Gl(s)
Q6. Which of the following relate ro rurlonal
lrunsler functloo or a ~ystem?
I. RaJ il) of Fquder transform of output It>
inpliL With z~ro inidnl c.onditiQns.
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2. Ratio 1>f Laplace mmsfom1 of output to
Input with zero initial co nditions .
.3. Laplace transform of sysrenr impulse
response.
-1. Laplace transform of system unit step
response:
Solcct the correct answer usin!!, the codt'S
given below: b.
11. I and 4

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b. 2 :tntl 3
c. I aoti 3
d. 2nnd 4
97. T he close-loop $ysrem shown in the ligur~
is subjected to a disturbance N(S), The

.c
transfer function C((s)) i; given by c.
N -~

ce
ra d.
G1 (.1)G, (s)
m
u.
I + L 1 (d)c.,, (.v) H (.<) K= {
v,(.r) 0
b.
xa

l+ (i, (.•) // (.t )

G,{~)
c. 100. Which of the Jbllmving are Ihe fea1mes of
I+C,(s)H(s) the breakaway point in lite root-locus of a
.e

G,(s) closed loop contml s_VS1e.IJI witb the-

d. characteristic equarion I + KG 1 (s) H1 (s)
IH~ (s) G, (.I') H(s)
= 0?
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Q8. The value 11f K f<:>r whiciJ U~e unity feed I. II need not always occur only on the

.\(S+1l(-<+~)
r~:a I. aKis.
back sysrenl (.;(.<) = 2. A rthispointO tlS) Ht (s) ; 0.
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crosses tl1e imaginary mds is 3. At lhls point dKids : 0

a. 2 Sdecl the correct answer using the c.ode-s
b. .j ~~v~n below;
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c. 6 !1, I, 2 a11d .l
d. -18 b. I andl
9?. An open-loop ' transfer function is g1vcn c. 2 and 3
1C(s+3 ) . .I . d. I and 3
b'/ ( ) ns root-lock wll be as '"
~~ S+5 I 0 I. Which of the followi ng components can be
used as a rotating: nmpli fiet in a control
system;
I. An atuplidyue.
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2. A sepamtoly ""cited de gtn~r<UI!'­ tht>n il5 time r~IIOHSO! C (I) would be
J , A sel r-e~erted de gen~rator, similar to
-1. A synchronic
Select th~ correct an;wer using the Codes
givc11 below·
a. J and 4
a,

f
q~· §--
3

1 ---
--
- -
0
b. I ;md2 ~ ,..,
c. 1and2
b.

om
(!. 1.2..3 and 4
102. While rorming Routh's army. the situation
ora row ot" zero indicates that the system
a. Has symmetrically locul-ed I'OQts
b. Is not se.I'Silive to vurlation.,s in gain

.c
c.. I~ ~robl~
d. Unst;lble c.
I 03. In the case of a second order system

ce
desc.ribcd by the di.Oerentilll t'quatiou•
-.fd'O .,. riO,, + 1\"0.• )_- 1\Vj
,- + r•- ,.,.
llr t/1 1 ---
Where 81 and (), are the lnpui and output
shatl angle. the natural frequency is given
ra OIL__
. _ _._~

,__..
by d.

g
m
a.

b. a .....
xa

..
c...JK:i 106. A tmnsducor has two pOle!! ll.l &hO\vn In
d• .JK - J 1he ligurl! . The ~.eros are nt Infinity, The
stead) srute output of 1he transd\ICer lor a
.e

I04. The L11place traosrorm F (s l of a function (

.,.-,..
(I) is given by unit step input will \le
I.
r(8 ) IO,( H 7)
.., 11
w

' - (s-'--l)(s - 8)(.• +10)

J'hc initial and linn! values nf I' .(t) \viii be
respectively
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a Zero nnd I
b. Zero and I0 a
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c. I0 and 1.ero II-

d. 70 and 80 I
b.
I05. ,\ second order under-damped system 2
exhibited a 15% maximum overshoot on I
c.
being excited by a step input r{t} ~ 1fl {!),
and then mtained o steady-state valu~ o f 1
7!
(>~ l'ig!nes given). II; ni l = lo), lhe input
were changed to a unit step r(t) = u {l). d.
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107, The Jog-mat.mitude Dodc plot of non- 110 ASsertion A: The lime response of the
minimum phadc system is 5hown in the 36
S\SIQtn fl(s) • w a unit

,
figure. ll' itnnsfcr fltnction Is given b)' ' ,,- -r3(t,t + 36
lnplll \viii NOT have any overshoot
20~-----?!T
1 ~ 16 f-- - - - - I- Reason R: A critically dnmped >-ystcm
I
l •i5 I t does not lmvc any oversho01 10 o unit step
0 1 l ~ input
1 j 1 10 80100 a. Bnth A and R l)fc troe and R ~' the
' ~ lOti w. -. rorrcct cxplm1aUon ur A

om
b. Both A ond R arc true but R is NOT u
1~ O(<)= s - 111
.. .,. ,00 corr~ct Cl(plnnntJon \If A
c. 1\ is true but R is fal.sc
b G(s)-s- 10 d. 1\ is fulse bur R is true
.H IO
Il l Assertion A: The Nyqui$1 stability

.c
c. G(s) = J- Hl crituriOIIII!i"d the number ol tllcordcmeuc~
• - 100 nrounll lhc (-I+J()) poinl in the C1 H-plw1c
10 nnulyscs the stability or a closed-loop
d. (j.l) ,r+ IO
," = - -

ce
.n-100 system
108. Whicb one orthe rollowing tS a phase-lead Rcu,on R: The l- l+jO\ porm on the S·
compensnti11n network? plan.: lies. on the Nyquist path.
3. a. Bmh 1\ and R arc c.ruc nnd R is the
correct cxplnnatiun orA
ra b. llotb 1\ and R are true bul R is NO'I u
oorrect expltmutioo orA
c A is true hut R is li!lse
m
d. A is ralse bur R is true
b.
Il l , ,\ ssertion A : A synchro comrol
~

f~
tr1111.~tom•er has near.ly oonstant imp.:dunce
xa

1: acruss il$ I'I.II.Cit tcrmiot<~s.

Renson R: Rotor c•f a $)in~hro conu·ol
transforn\cr is dumbbell shupcd SQ·IIS to
c. give untfonn flu:< distdbutlon.
.e

a. 13o~• A and R arc tnoc and R ;, the

correct cxpltmution of A
b. 13otb 1\ und R are true but R is NOT u
w

correct e.~plnnntlon or A
• ~. A is true but R is talse
"'"""1 . d. A is .false bur R is c.rue
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I 13 ASsen iop : A 011J'Iillglt"' amplifier hw. u

•'ery low oUtput impeduo1ce
IOQ 'I s~cond-urdcr (Wernli Jrnnslcr tioncHon l$
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K~nson R: The circuh has a \cry lmv

• b 4
wven ~ ' e.\'tcrnnl resistance Rf between eminer nncl
,r· + 2s o- 4 {!rOund.
II~ I'I!SOilnnt frcqu~nC) is a. lloth A and R ar.: tmt nnd R is the
a J. t()OTCct cxo·lamnlon ur A
b. .fi. b Ooth A Blld R arc true but R is NO'r a
correct explm1atioo of A
c. ../3
.:. A is trotc hut R is false
l1. J
d A is fnlsc bur R is true

114. Assertion A: The circuit shown in lhe
ligure3 pmducor I"CJlelilive narrow pulse
\~hen inptol is led wilh sine or triangular
WnYcfomo Mviolg peak llnlt)litu.de greater
1h•n + V volts.
ft'Vr - · ~1+ fsv
~-ISV
l.v -6
Rllllson R: The bigh gaiu OP-A.MP
produces voltages :u two levels. if tho
inpul nmplhude is greaJer lhan ~v. then
Ute output level fs +J 5 V and it is l'qUnJ 10
· 15 V <\thcrwi$1:,
a. Both A -nnd R arc 1rue and R Is the
correct e..'lplllnlllion uf A
b. Bol~ A ant.! R nre tnte but R is NOT n
correc1 CN'Ianation of A
c. A is tnoe bul R is False
0. A i~ false btor R i.~ true
11 5. As..<~rtion A: 11te acc.ess time ol' the
ra
m~mory is ohe lowest in che case of
DRAM.
Reason R; DRAM uses refreshing cycle.
m
a. Bolh t\ and R nre true and R is the
correct explanation of A
b. Both A nnd R ~o·e true but R Is NOT u
xa
C<Jrrecl explan:ui'on or,,
c. A is true but R is fulse
d. A is false burR is true
116. Assertion A: R-.2R ladder tyj>e D/A
.e
converter has a higher speed of conversion
conversion than • weighwd resistance.
Dll\. converter.
w
Reason R: R·2R ladder l}'pc 0/A
converter uses u smaller number of
CtlltlponeniS lhnn lhc wcighlcd resisl:lnet:
w
DIA convener.
a. BPth A nnd R :ore true and R is lhe
correct ex:plaontion of A
w
b, Both A and R are tn•e but R is NOT a
correct explnnation of A
c. A is true bul R is Jillse
d. A is lalsc hur R i$ 1noe
11 7. A~sertinn A: A p·channet Chnn cemem
MOSFfiT based transistor can moe on
11reo11aturely.
15 ul IS
Reason R: Most contentmenl's in MOS
fabriealion nrc mtlbile posilivcly chargM
ions and lhey get ll'llppcd l>elween the gale
and lhe substrnte ill a n-channel
c.ntwncc.n\cpt MOSFET. Whereas th~y a rc
trapplod on the 111hcr ~ide of lhe sub~lrnte in
the case of. a· p-ehannet enhanteon~nl
MOSFET.
a. Both A and R are true and R is 1he
correct ex plana! ion otA
om
b. Uolh A and R arc rrue but R is NOT' a
corm: I e'plannl inn of A
c. A is Irue. bu1 R IMal~c
d. A is fnlw hur R is true
118. Assertion: A The 1ravclinf!c wave lu~ is n
.c
wide btu1d microwave nmpli fler if 1ho
helix is used as u slow-wave structure of
lhe devic-e.
ce
Rl!l!SOJI R; fltc pbase velucity of thl' helix
COli ~ pruiTied uloog the lm)gUJ uf the
helix,
a. 13otb A and R are true lind R is lhe
com:ct cxplnnaLion of A
b. Both A and R are true bul R is NOT a
co!TI!ct exrlaroatlon of A
c. A is true but R is false
d. A is lillse burR 1HrUe
119. Assertion A: 11te do~d bu.s and addre-ss
bus of 8085 microprocessor are
muhlpi"'xed.
Re1tson R: Mu ltiplc.x ing r~duees the
number of pins.
a. Both A and R are true ana R is 1he
correcl explanation of A
b. Bolh A and R nre lnle bUI R is NOT a
correct c.~_planatlon of II
..:. A is 1rue but R is lil lse
d. /1 is f.1lse burR .is true
120. Asserlinn ;'\: A half·adder is fn~ter !han n
li1tl-a<;lder.
Re<tson R: II half-adder giVen onl)' one
Q~!put while a l'ull adder gives tlvQ
oulpul$,
a, B<Jth A nnd R arc ~c !lllU R is Ute
correct e>q:~lanation of II
b. Both A nnd R :tre !rue bul R i~ NOT a
correct explanation of II
c. II is true but R is false
d. A is ral;;e bur R is true