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Microwave and Radar Engineering 6th Sem/ECE/May 2015 Diploma Question Paper
                   SECTION-A
Q1. a) Fill in the Blanks.                       15×1=15   Â
     1. The frequency range of UHF is ___________ .
     2. In the case of microwave, fading effect is ___________ .
     3. Magnetron is a __________________
     4. Klystron can be used either as a oscillator. or as a ___________ .
     5. The directional coupler consists of ___________ transmission lines.
     6. ___________ wave cannot exist inside a waveguide.
     7. Expand PPI _________________ .
     8. Radar is a short form of radio ____________&_____________ .
     9. CW Radar is based on ___________________ .
    10. The other name of magic tee is ______________________.
    11. Waveguide tees are ______________ port device.
    12. In a directional coupler, the ____________- ports are perfectly matched.
    13. Helix is used in ______________to act as a coaxial transmission line.
    14. __________________ is used to measure of the velocity of the target.
    15. Expand VSAT ________________________
                   SECTION-B
Q2. Attempt any five questions.                                  5×6=30
   i. What are the advantages of microwaves over low frequency signals?
   ii. Differentiate between reflex klystron and multi cavity klystron.
   iii. Define the various elements of a basic microwave communication link.
   iv. Explain parabolic antenna in detail.
   v. Explain microwave isolator in detail with diagram.
   vi. Discuss in detail various transmission losses.
   vii. Explain the basic concept of radar display PPI.
                   SECTION-C
Q3. Attempt any three questions.                            3×10=30
    a. Explain the various multiple access techniques.
    b. What is MTI radar? Explain its working principle.
    c. Explain construction and working of magnetron.
    d. What is a directional coupler? Explain directivity and coupling factor. What is the main application         of directional coupler?
    e. Write a short note on the following. (any two)
       i. Magic tee
       ii. Radar range equation
       iii. GUNN diode.
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                   SECTION-A
Q1. a) Fill in the Blanks.                       15×1=15   Â
   a. RADAR stands for Radio Detection and Ranging .
   b. TM01 or TM10 modes does not exist in a waveguide.
   c. To couple a co-axial line to a parallel wire line, it is best to use a Balun .
   d. The maximum unambiguous range in a system depends on Pulse Repetition Time (PRT) .
   e. A helical antenna produces Circularly polarized waves.
   f. VSWR stands for Voltage Standing Wave Ratio .
   g. The line of sight communication range is limited due to Diffraction .Â
   h. The uplink frequency is different from downlink frequency to avoid _________
    i. VSAT network is operated in stand-alone mode.
    j. Antenna reciprocity is put to use in RADAR systems.
    k. Amplifier or Oscillator is a crossed field device.
    l. In a hollow rectangular waveguide the phase velocity Decrease with increasing frequency.
   m. PPI in a radar system stands for Plan Position Indicator .
    n. The blind speed of MTI radar can be avoided by changing the _____rotation rate.
    o. A coupling loop is placed at a point of__________ magnetic field intensity.
Working principle and typical applications of Reflex
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Explain the operating principle of basic pulse RADAR
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Features of VSAT
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Difference between active and passive satellites.
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TE, TM& TEM Modes
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Applications and basic concept of rectangular waveguide.
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Explain the working of a microwave communication link.
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Construction, working principle, characteristics and applications of Travelling Wave Tube
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Explain the block diagram of MTI Radar
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constructional features, characteristics and applications of fixed and variable attenuator.
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