Q-1. What is meant by noise figure? What does it signify?
A :
Noise Figure or NF is defined as the ratio of output noise power to the
thermal noise in the input terminal at the standard noise temperature
(290 K) or simply the ratio of input SNR to output SNR. It is a measure
of degradation of Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) which is caused by the
components in RF (Radio Frequency) signal chain.
Q-2. What is Standing Wave Ratio (SWR)? SWR = 1 signifies?
A :
SWR is used for impedance matching of load to the characteristic
impedance of a transmission line carrying RF signals. SWR=1 signifies
that the load impedance is equal to the characteristic impedance of the
line.
Q-3. What is Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR) and Power Standing Wave Ratio (PSWR)?
A :
SWR is generally used in terms of the maximum and minimum level of AC
voltages in a transmission line thus called VSWR. PSWR is the square of
VSWR as power is related to the square of voltage.
Q-4. Name a component that is generally used to sample a portion of energy transmitted in a line.
A : Directional Coupler.
Q-5. What is the change in transmitted power when modulation index in AM is changed from 0 to 1?
A : The transmitted power is decreased by 50%.
Q-6. When is FM equal to AM?
A : FM (Frequency Modulation) is equivalent to AM (Amplitude Modulation) when the FM index is very less than 1.
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