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    DO NOT OPEN TH IS TEST BOOKLET UNTI L YOU ARE ASKED TO DO SO

    Test Booklet Series

    TEST BOOKLET

    Electronics & Communication Paper

    Topic TestE.M. Theory & Microwave

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    Maximum Marks: 100

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    1. Consider the following statements about Del operator:

    1. It is a vector space function

    2. It is a vector differential operator

    3. It is vector quantity

    Which of the following are correct statements:

    (A) 1 & 2 only (B) 2 & 3 only (C) 1 & 3 only (D) 1, 2 & 3 only

    2. Consider the following statements about various mathematical functions:

    1. Gradient represents maximum space rate increase of scalar in magnitude only

    2. Divergence is the net outward flux emanating per unit volume as the volume sinks to a point

    3. Curl deals with rotation of a vector

    Which of the following are correct statements:

    (A) 1 & 2 only (B) 2 & 3 only (C) 1 & 3 only (D) 1, 2 & 3 only

    3. Which of the statement is not correct:(A) Divergence theorem changes closed surface integral to volume integral

    (B) Divergence theorem is valid to any volume which is bounded by surface S

    (C) Stokes theorem changes open surface integral to line integral over the closed curve

    (D) Stokes theorem changes closed surface integral to line integral over the closed curve

    4. An electric field on a plane is described by its potential V = 20 (r-3) where r is the distance from the

    source. The field is due to:

    (A) monopole (B) dipole (C) both monopole& dipole (D) a quadruple

    5. A charge of 1 Coulomb is placed near a grounded conducting plane at a distance of 0.25 meter. What

    is the value of force between them?

    0

    0 0 0

    1 1 1( ) ( ) ( ) ( )4

    4 16A N B N C N D N

    6. In the infinite plane x=6 meter there exists a uniform charge density of 21

    /300

    C m

    . What is the

    value of associated electric field strength at origin due to this plane:

    (A) 30 i V/m (B) 60 j V/m (C) 60 i V/m (D) 15 i V/m

    7. Two infinitely long wires carrying current are as shown in the figure below. One wire is in the y-z

    plane and parallel to the y-axis. The other wise is in the x-y plane and parallel to the x-axis.

    Which components of the resulting magnetic field are non-zero at the origin?

    (A) x, y, z components

    (B) x, y components

    (C) y, z components

    (D) x, z components

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    8. Current density J in cylindrical coordinate system is given as

    0 2

    ( , , ) 0 0

    z

    J r z for r a

    rJ a for a r b

    a

    Wherez

    a is the unit vector along z direction axis. In the region for a r b what is the expression

    for the magnetic field intensity vector H .

    2 2 3 3 3 3 3 30 0 0 0

    2 2 2( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )

    3 2

    J J J JA r a B r a C r a D r a

    r r a r r

    9. Which of the following statement is not true about Magnetic field?

    (A) For a Magnetic flux density B the total magnetic flux passing through a closed surface is always

    equal to zero.

    (B) For a magneto static field . 0lH dl or 0H (C) . 0B Condition means magnetic poles cant be isolated

    (D) If B is the magnetic field and A is the magnetic vector potential then B A 10. Which of the following is the correct form of Laplacian operator for a vector:

    (A) 2 ( . ) ( )V V V (B) 2V V

    (C) 2 ( . ) ( )V V V (D) 2 .V V

    11. If the potential functions V1and V2satisfy Laplaces equation within a closed region and assume the

    same values on its surface, then which of the following is correct ?

    (A) V1and V2are identical (B) V1is inversely proportional to V2

    (C) V1has the same direction as V2 (D) V1has the same magnitude as V2but has different direction

    12. Current in electric field is analogous to which parameter in magnetic field:

    (A) MMF (B) Reluctance (C) Flux (D) Conductance

    13. If the dielectric constant is expressed as complex quantity ' ''j then total capacitor current is

    expressed as:

    (A) '' '( )totalJ w E jw E (B)'' '( )totalJ w E jw E

    (C) ' ''( )totalJ w E jw E (D)' ''( )totalJ w E jw E

    14. For a travelling wave in +X direction Value of E is that it has only Ey in +Y direction then wave

    equation in Eyis:

    (A)

    2 2

    y y

    2 2

    E E

    y t

    (B)

    2 2

    y y

    2 2

    E E

    x t

    (C)

    22yx

    2 2

    EE

    y t

    (D)

    2 2

    y y

    2 2

    E E

    t x

    15. If electric Field E 0.1te t xa

    and = 40then displacement current crossing an area of 0.1m2at t =

    0, will be

    (A) 0 (B) 0.04 0 (C) 0.4 0 (D) 4 0

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    16. If electric field components of 2, different uniform plane wave are :

    Wave 1 : ( )0( ) j t y

    x zE E a ja e

    Wave 2 : ( )0( ) j t z

    x yE E a a e

    then which of the following statements are true about polarization of wave 1 & wave 2(A) Wave 1 - Linear, wave 2Right hand Circular

    (B) Wave 1 - Linear, Wave 2Left Hand circular

    (C) Wave 1Right hand Circular, Wave 2 - Linear

    (D) Wave 1Left Hand Circular, Wave 2 - Linear

    17. The waveguide (a = 1.5 cm, b = 1 cm) is loaded with a dielectric (r= 4).which one of the following

    is correct? The 8 GHz signal will:

    (A) Pass through the waveguide (B) not pass through the waveguide

    (C) Be absorbed in the guide (D) none of the above

    18. .s

    E H dS in Poynting theorem indicates:

    (A) Electric and Magnetic fields are perpendicular to each other.

    (B) Energy is transported in space by E and H field

    (C) Energy is decreasing while advancing in space.

    (D) The loss of energy is being made up by energy flowing into volume.

    19. The input current in a matched transmission line is 50 mA and the load current is 1 mA. The line is 1

    km long. The total attenuation N in the line is given by

    (A) loge50 (B) 50 dB (C) log1050 nepers (D) 50 db20. In an isotropic inharmonious dielectric medium free of charges and currents the wave equation for

    the electric field having harmonic time independence ofexp( )iwt is given by 2 2k w

    (A) 2 2( . ) 0E E k E (B) 2 2( . ) 0E E k E

    (C) 2 2( ) 0E E k E

    (D) 2 2 0E E k E

    21. The x-directed electric field Exhaving sinusoidal time variation ejtand space variation in z-direction

    satisfies the equation 2 2 0x xE k E under source free condition in a lossless medium.

    What is the solution representing propagation in positive z-direction?(A) Ex= E0e

    kz (B) Ex= E0e+jkz (C) Ex= E0e

    jkz (D) Ex= E0e+kz

    22.

    A plane wave is generated under water o o81 and . The wave is parallel polarized. At the

    interface between water and air, the angle for which there is no reflection is

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    (A) 83.88 (B) 83.66 (C) 84.86 (D) 84.08

    23. For a good conducting medium what are the values of intrinsic impedance angle and loss tangent:

    (A) 90, 45 (B) 45, (C) 90, (D) 90, 90

    24. Consider the following powers related to Poynting vector:

    1. 1

    2ave

    P E H 2. 1

    2Complex

    P E H

    3. 1

    2Inst

    P E H 4. InstP E H

    Which of the following power/s formula is/are correct:

    (A) 1 & 4 (B) 2 & 4 (C) 1, 2 & 4 (D) only 4

    25. A plane wave of wavelength is traveling in a direction making an angle 60 with positive x-axis

    and 90 with positive y-axis. The E field of the plane wave can be represented as (E0is a constant)

    (A)3

    0

    j t x z

    E yE e

    (B)3

    0

    j t x z

    E yE e

    (C)

    3

    0

    j t x z

    E yE e

    (D)3

    0

    j t x z

    E yE e

    26. For static and magnetic field in an inhomogeneous source-free medium which of the following

    represents the correct form of two of Maxwells equations?

    (A) .E = 0 B = 0 (B) .E = 0 .B = 0

    (C) E = 0 B = 0 (D) E = 0 .B = 0

    27. Magnetic current consists of:

    (A) Entirely a displacement component and no conduction component.

    (B) Entirely a conduction component and no displacement component.

    (C) Due to both conduction component and displacement component

    (D) None

    28. Consider a parallel plate capacitor being charged. Consider the following statements:

    1. Energy stored in the capacitor does not enter it through the connecting wires but through the

    space around the wires and plates of capacitor.

    2. Rate at which energy flows into this volume is equal to the integration of the Poynting vector

    over the boundary of the volume between the plates3. The Poynting vector points everywhere radially outward of the volume between the plates

    4 The Poynting vector points everywhere radially into the volume between the plates

    (A) 1, 2 & 3 only (B) 2, 3 & 4 only (C) 1, 2 & 4 only (D) 1, 3 & 4 only

    29. A manufacturer produces a ferrite material with 0750 & 05 and610 S /m at 10 MHz at

    this frequency material will behave like:

    (A) Perfect dielectric& lossless (B) Perfect conducting &lossy

    (C) Conducting& lossy (D) Dielectric& lossless

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    30. A lossless transmission line is connected to two identical voltage sources as shown in the figure. The

    impedance measured at the midpoint 'AA of the line is:

    Here characteristic impedance of transmission line is 100 and length of transmission line is equal

    to :

    (A) (B) 100 (C) 50 (D) 25

    31. A quarter wave transformer made of air filled coaxial cable matches two lines of 100 ohm and 36

    ohm character impedance. The inner conductor of line is 10 mm in diameter then diameter of outerconductor is:

    (A) 1.6 mm (B) 13.6 mm (C) 27.2 mm (D) 32.5 mm

    32. A 24 volt battery with 100 ohm source resistance is connected to a coaxial cable of characteristic

    impedance of 50 ohm and is terminated by a load impedance of 200 ohm. What is value of voltage

    at infinity.

    (A) 8 V (B) 12 V (C) 16 V (D) 20 V

    33. Consider a 100 quarter-wave long (at 1 GHz) transmission line is connected to a 5 V, 50 source

    at one end and is left open circuited at the other end. The magnitude of the voltage at the open circuit

    end of the line is:

    (A) 10 V (B) 5 V (C) 60 V (D) 60/7 V

    34. 75 transmission line is first short-terminated and the minima locations are noted. When the short is

    replaced by a resistive load the minima locations are not altered and the VSWR is measured to be 3.

    What is the value of reflection coefficient :

    (A)0.25 (B) 0.25 (C) -0.5 (D) 0.5

    35. Which of the following wave guide has TEM mode as fundamental mode:

    P. Coaxial Q. Cylindrical R: Rectangular

    (A) Only P (B) Only Q (C) Only Q&R (D) All 3

    36. Consider the following statements relating to the cavity resonators:

    1. For over-coupling the cavity terminals are at voltage maximum in the input line at resonance.

    2. For under-coupling the cavity terminals are at the voltage minimum in the input line at

    resonance.

    3. For over-coupling the input terminal impedance is equal to the standing wave ratio.

    4. For over-coupling the input terminal impedance is equal to the reciprocal of the standing wave

    ratio.

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    Which of the statements given above are correct?

    (A) 1, 2 & 3 (B) 1, 3 & 4 (C) 1, 2 & 4 (D) 2, 3 & 4

    37. For a cavity resonator with over coupling:

    Q0= unloaded Q and = standing wave ratio Qethe loaded Q is given by

    (A) Qe= Q0 (B) 01

    eQ Q

    (C) 01

    e

    QQ

    (D)

    0

    1e

    Q Q

    38. A mode filter has the structure of thin radial wires in a circular waveguide as shown in the diagram

    given below:

    Which one of the following modes is filtered out by the above mode filter ?

    (A) TE01 (B) TM01 (C) TE11 (D) TM11

    39. For a hollow waveguide the axial current must necessarily be

    (A) a combination of conduction and displacement currents

    (B) Conduction current only

    (C) time-varying conduction current and displacement current

    (D) Displacement current only

    40. Consider the following statements:

    If the narrow dimension of a standard rectangular waveguide carrying the dominant mode is reduced,

    then the

    1. Attenuation will increase

    2. Power handling capability will increases

    Which of these statements are correct ?

    (A) only 1 (B) only 2 (C) both 1 and 2 (D) None

    41. A mast antenna consisting of a 50 meter long vertical conductor operates over a perfectly conducting

    ground plane. It is base-fed at a frequency of 600-kHz. The radiation resistance of the antenna in

    ohms is

    (A)22

    5

    (B)

    2

    5

    (C)

    24

    5

    (D) 20 2

    42. A uniformly spaced linear array of identical radiators having uniform amplitude of excitation and

    linear phase variation with non zero gradient will produce

    (A) Pencil beam at broadside (B) Fan beam

    (C) Scanned cosecant beam (D) Scanned pencil beam

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    Y

    X

    Y

    X

    Y

    X

    Y

    X

    43. Match List I with List II and select the correct answer using the code given below the lists:

    List I List II

    A. 0.25, 90d

    1.

    B. 0.5, 0d

    2.

    C. 0.5, 180d

    3.

    D. 1.0, 180d

    Code:

    A B C D

    (A) 4 3 1 2 (B) 2 1 3 4

    (C) 4 1 3 2 (D) 2 3 1 4

    44. Match List I with List II and select the correct answer using the code given below the lists :

    List I List II

    A. Two isotropes half wavelength apart

    fed in phase

    B. Two isotropes quarter wavelength apart .

    90 phase shift.

    C. Two isotropes quarter wavelength apart .

    fed in phase

    Code : A B C A B C

    (A) 1 3 2 (B) 2 3 1

    (C) 1 2 3 (D) 2 1 3

    45. Which of the followings statement is not correct about cassegrain feed system:

    (A) In normal feed, feed is located at focus but in case of cassegrain system feed radiator is located

    at vertex of parabolic reflector.

    (B) This system uses hyperboloid reflector which has ability to place feed at convenient point

    (C) This system reduces spill over and minor lobe radiation

    (D) Aperture blocking problem is also reduced by use of cassegrain feed system

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    3

    (H)

    (H)1

    2

    46. Match List I with List II and select the correct answer using the code given below the lists:

    List I List II

    A. Helical antenna 1. Fan-shaped beam, high power handling

    B. Pyramidal horn antenna 2. Low bandwidth, low power handling

    C. Microstrip patch antenna 3. Narrow beam, high power handling

    D. Sectoral horn antenna 4. Circularly polarized beam moderate power handling

    Code: A B C D A B C D

    (A) 4 3 2 1 (B) 2 1 4 3

    (C) 4 1 2 3 (D) 2 3 4 1

    47. On a slotted line terminated in a load, the minima of the standing wave pattern measured by a

    square-law device are located at (on a cm scale) 9.5, 11.0, 12.5 and 14.0. At 10.95 and 11.05 the

    detected level being twice the minimum level. The VSWR on the line is

    (A) 10 (B) 20 (C) 30 (D) 5048. A slotted line is used for the measurement of VSWR. The slot is cut at the centre, because

    (A) The field inside the waveguide will not be perturbed

    (B) To get a good impedance matching

    (C) Maximum field will be induced to the penetration probe.

    (D) No field will be coupled to the probe.

    49. Two identical matched hybrid T-s are joined by the E-plane arms at ports 4 and 4 to produce a 6-

    port device as shown in the given figure. If 16 mW power is fed into port 1 what will be the power

    output from other five ports?

    Ports ' ' '2 3 1 2 3

    Power

    (A) 8 4 2 2 0 mW (B) 0 8 4 4 0 mw

    (C) 0 8 2 2 4 mW (D) 8 2 4 2 0 mW

    50. If the scattering matrix [S] of a two port network is 0.2 90 0.9 900.9 90 0.2 90

    S then the network is

    (A) Lossless and reciprocal (B) Lossless but not reciprocal(C) Not lossless but reciprocal (D) Neither lossless nor reciprocal

    51. Consider the following statements about Scattering parameters :

    1. Scattering parameters are frequency invariant

    2. Scattering matrix is unitary only for lossless networks

    3. Scattering parameters are directly measurable but impedance parameters are not so

    Which of the following are correct statements:

    (A) 1 & 2 only (B) 2 & 3 only (C) 1 & 3 only (D) 1, 2 & 3 only

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    Short

    Short

    Matched

    52. The arrangement shown in the figure is that of a hybrid T. When 100 m V of power is fed into the

    collinear port-I, the power reflected back in port-I will be

    (A) zero

    (B) 25 m W

    (C) 50 m W

    (D) 100 m W

    53. Which of the followings is not true about Reflex klystron:

    (A) In reflex klystron velocity modulation occurs in the resonator gap

    (B) It is a low power microwave source and has high stability with single frequency

    (C) It has efficiency in the range of 20-30%

    (D) Transit time in a repeller space of a reflex klystron must be (n+3/4) to ensure that electrons are

    accelerated by gap voltage on their return journey.

    54. Which of the followings is not true about TWT:(A) It is linear beam amplifier

    (B) TWT is a microwave power amplifier used in transponder of satellite

    (C) In TWT microwave circuit is resonant

    (D) The working of TWT is based on the interaction between moving electron and axial component

    of progressive Electro magnet wave.

    55. TWT is preferred over klystron due to:

    (A) Higher value of gain (B) Higher value of bandwidth

    (C) Higher value of output (D) More efficiency

    56. Which of the following is not true about Magnetron:(A) It is high power microwave source with a cross-field structure.

    (B) It is M-type Microwave tube

    (C) Generally magnetrons are operated in 2 Mode of oscillations

    (D) It is used in Microwave ovens

    57. The two-valley model of the Ridley- Watkins Hilsum theory is best suited to explain the working of

    which one of the following?

    (A) Quartz crystal oscillator (B) Gunn Diode oscillator (C) Klystron oscillator (D) R-C oscillator

    58. Which of the following microwave components has got the combined characteristic of dielectric,

    ohmic and radiation losses?

    (A) Waveguide (B) Microstrip line (C) co-axial line (D) Parallel twin line

    59. Which of the following is not true about Tunnel Diode:

    (A) It is heavily doped P-N Junction diode

    (B) It has low power output and is generally order of mW

    (C) If Tunnel diode is biased at middle of negative resistance and is coupled to cavity then it will

    produce a very high stable oscillation

    (D) It has low speed and has high value of noise

    60. An IMPATT diode power amplifier has a negative resistance of 40 ohm and a load resistance of 80ohm then power gain of diode is:

    (A) 4 (B) 6 (C) 9 (D) 12

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    Engineering Service Examination -2014

    SI No.

    Electronics&Telecommunication Engineering

    PAPER E.M. Theory & Microwave

    (Conventional)

    Time allotted: 90 Minute Maximum marks: 100

    INSTRUCTIONS

    Candidates should attempt Question No. 1 which is compulsory and remaining FOUR from questions taking

    two each from section-A and Section-B. The number of marks carried by each question is indicated at theend of the question. Answers must be written only in English. Assume suitable data if found necessary and

    indicate the same clearly. Values of the following constants may be used wherever necessary:

    Electronic charge =1.6 109Coulomb

    Free space permeability = 4 107Henry /m.

    Free space permittivity = 91

    1036

    Farad/m.

    Velocity of light in free space = 3 108m/ sec.

    Boltzmann constant = 1.38 1023joule /K.

    Planck constant = 6.626 1034joule-sec.

    Important: Candidates are to note that all parts and sub parts of a question are to be attempted

    continuously in answer book. That is all parts and sub parts of a question being attempted must be

    completed before attempting the next question.

    Any page left blank in answer book must be clearly struck out. Answers that follow pages left blank

    may not be given credit.

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    Q+Q

    Short

    Matchedinput

    Q.1 (a) An infinite number of concentric rings carry a charge Q each alternately positive and negative.

    Their radii are 1, 2, 4, 8 meters in geometric progression as shown. The potential at the centre

    will be (5)

    (b) A plane wave of wavelength is traveling in a direction making an angle 45 with positive x-axis

    and 90 with positive y-axis. The E field of the plane wave can be represented as: (5)

    (c) The hybrid T is ideal, perfectly matched on all ports. The VSWR at the input is (5)

    (d) What is basic concept behind Reflex klystron as an oscillator (5)

    SECTION-A

    Q.2. (a) Explain Poyntings vector and establish the relation between E&H by use of Poyntings

    vector.(10)

    (b) Write and derive the boundary conditions for Electrostatic (10)

    Q.3 (a) Derive the expression for characteristic impedance in case of 2 wire transmission line (10)

    (b) Compare loss less line and distortion less line (5)

    (c) What is loading effect in case of transmission line (5)

    Q.4 (a) Show the spatial variations of electric and magnetic fields for TE10, TE20,TE01,TE02,TE11modes

    in a rectangular waveguide.(10)

    (b) Distilled water at 25C is characterized by = 1.7 10-4mho/m and =78 0at a frequency of 3

    GHz. Its loss tangent tan is: (= 10-9/(36 ) F/m) (5)

    (c) Explain the degenerate modes in circular wave guide (5)

    SECTION-B

    Q.5. (a) The parameters of a two cavity klystron are as follows: Beam voltage = 1000V, Beam current =

    30 mA, Frequency = 9 GHz, gap spacing in either cavity = 1mm, Spacing between centers of the

    cavities = 4 cm, Effective shunt impedance = 40 . (10)

    Determine

    (i) electron velocity

    (ii) dc electron transit time(iii) the input voltage for maximum output voltage

    (iv) voltage gain in dB

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    (b) Sketch radiation pattern of following antennas: (2 5 = 10)

    (i) Loop Antenna

    (ii) Yagi-Uda antenna

    (iii) Horn Antenna

    (iv) Omini directional antenna

    (v) Dipole antenna

    Q.6. (a) What magic MagicTee Junction does and how it can be used for measurement of

    impedance (10)

    (b) What is the measured frequency on a wave-guide slotted line if the distance between adjacent

    minima is127 cm and the width dimension of the wave-guide is 2286 cm ? (5)

    (c)Explain basic working of bolometer for measurement of power. (5)Q.7. (a) Discuss briefly the physical structure of a READ diode. Sketch the field distribution, and the

    variation of currents when an a.c. voltage is applied. (10)

    (b) What is the value of negative resistance in case of IMPATT diode (10)

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    +q

    .25m

    +q

    q

    .25

    .25

    Solution: Test-4:

    1. (A)x y z

    a a ax y z

    Neither scalar nor vector but a tensor quantity.

    Gradient operator or vector differential operator or vector space function

    2. (B) Gradient represents max. space rate increase of scalar in magnitude as well as phase.

    v v vv x y z

    x y z

    x y z x y z

    v v va a a . dx a dya dza

    x y z

    v G.d

    v G d cos

    dvG if =90 (phase)

    d

    s

    DV 0

    A.ds.A lim definitionof divergence

    dv

    3. (D) Divergence theorem: s vA.ds .A dv

    Applied for closed surface

    s L

    A ds A.d :Stokes theorem and is valid for open surface

    4. (B)2 2

    1 1 1V E E

    r r r

    2 3

    3 4

    1 1V E Dipole

    r r

    1 1V E Quadarpole

    r r

    5. (B)

    2

    2

    0

    1 qF

    4 0.5

    =2

    0

    q

    6. (C)

    r

    0

    E a2

    r xa 6a

    6

    x 12

    0

    1 10E a

    2 300 2 8.85 10

    xE 60a

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    1A

    z

    y

    x 1A

    o

    a

    b

    r

    7. (D)

    d r

    y y z xa a a a & x x y za a a a So X&Z component have non zero values .

    8. (C) H.d Encloseds

    J.ds by Amperes Law

    z

    ds r.dr.d .a

    Given , , 0 2r

    J r z J dza

    d H 2 r

    a 2

    0, 2

    r 0

    J rJ r, z .r dr d

    a

    3 3

    0

    2

    r aJ

    a 3

    9. (B) Magnetic field: Solenoidial field

    Electric field : Conservative field10. (C) 2V . V 0 For scalar it is divergence of gradient)

    2V .V V For vector

    11. (A) Any solution to Laplacian or Poisson equation which satisfies boundary condn. must have

    only unique solution.

    Uniqueness theorem: 1 2V & V at identical.

    12. (C) J E (electric field) B H (magnetic field)

    sI J.ds

    B.ds 13. (A) T C DJ J J

    C DJ E J j E

    TJ E j E E j ' j " E

    TJ E j 'E "E

    TJ E " j 'E

    14. (B)15. (B) JD= dE/dt

    JD= . 0.1 t. (-e-t) + 0.1 e-t

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    y

    s=+90

    xy

    s=+90

    x

    s=90z

    JD/at t = 0 = 0.1. e0. 40= 0.4 0

    So current crossing will be JD.area=0.04 0

    16. (C) j t y0E E ax jaz e

    0E

    Z leads to x

    Right hand system

    17. A. For wave propagation frequency of propagation f>fc

    For dominant mode TE10

    10

    10

    2 2 1.5 2 63 10

    ( ) 56

    c r

    c

    c

    a cm

    so f TE GHz

    Here f f so it will passthrough

    18. (D) 2 2

    s v

    d H EE H ds E.J dV dV

    dt 2 2

    L.H.S term : Power flowing out of region or outward instantaneous flow

    R.H.S term-1: Instantaneous power generated due to heat effect

    R.H.S term-2: Rate of decrease of stored electromagnetic energy

    19. (A) 1

    2

    ve

    v

    ee 50 ln50 log 50 Nseper

    Attenuation in edB 8.686 log 50dB

    20. (B)

    dHE

    dt

    dHEdt

    dEH

    dt

    222 2 2

    2

    2 2

    d E.E E j E E k E

    dt

    .E E k E 0

    21. (C)2

    2

    2

    d EE E

    dt

    if j t0

    E E e

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    2 2 2 2

    2 2

    E E 0 & k

    E k E 0

    22 2

    Put jkx xx 02 2

    E E. E E e

    z t

    wave is propagating in +z direction

    22. (B) 0i

    0

    1tan

    81 9

    i 6.34

    90 6.34 83.66

    23. (B)

    For perfect conductor :

    n

    tan

    c

    1 tan & 90

    For perfect conductor n2

    24. (D) *avg1

    P Re E H2

    *comp 1P E H2

    instP E H

    25. (B) General equation

    x y zj t .x .y .z0E E e

    2 2 2

    x cosA cos A cos B cos C 1

    2

    2 2

    y

    1cosB 0 cos C 1

    2

    2

    z

    1 3cosC cos C 1

    4 4

    3cosC

    2

    C 30

    x

    2 1

    2

    y

    2

    0 0

    z

    2 3 3

    2

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    12 12+

    +100V 10V

    +24V

    +24V

    + 5V z0

    +

    voc

    3 3j t x 0 z

    0E E e

    26. (D) E 0 .B 0 27. (A) Magnetic current is consist of displacement current&no displacement current

    28. (C) Energy stored in form of EM field.

    Through the wine.

    29. (D)6 6

    6 6 12

    0

    10 10tan

    2 10 10 5 2 10 5 8.85 10

    32 10

    1 lossless 0 Perfect dielectric

    30. (D)

    50 50 25100

    50| |50 25

    iZ 50 (Transmission line)

    31. (C) 0r

    60z ln b / a a 10mm

    0z 60

    60 b

    60 ln 101

    be b 27.2mm

    10

    32. (C)

    Transient analysis in Transmission line :24

    V( ) 200 16V

    300

    33. (A)

    4

    line behaves as step up on step down transform

    0 0 0

    s s s

    v z v 100

    v z v 50 oV 2 5 10volt ;

    34. (C) Location of 1st minima decides phase

    jminX 1

    720 k k e4

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    Short circuited minima no position change

    ve

    3 1 2 1K F .5

    3 1 4 2

    35. (A) If inner conductor is present then only TEM mode can appear.

    36. (A)

    37. (C)

    L 0 ext

    1 1 1

    Q Q Q

    0ext

    QQ

    k

    (i) Critical coupling k = 1

    0L

    QQ2

    (ii) Under coupling k < 1

    Minima at cavity

    in

    1z

    VSWR

    0L

    L 0

    k 1 P Q1&Q

    Q Q P 1

    VSWR

    (iii) Over coupling k > 1

    Maxima at cavity

    inz VSWR

    0L

    QQ

    1

    38. (B) TM01:

    TE01: TE11:

    TM11:

    39. (D) Axial current displacement current

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    d /2l dh

    centrefeeding

    l

    2=h

    Base feeding

    40. (A) 1

    Attenuationb

    4 2handling maxP 6.64 10 E ab

    41. (A)

    Case (i) dl

    2

    2 dRr 80

    Case (ii)

    2280 dRr

    2

    2

    2 d40

    2

    2 dhRr 160

    Practical antenna:

    2

    2 e80

    2

    22 2 heRr 40 le / 160

    Vertical grounded antenna

    22Rr 160 he /

    22

    22

    Rr 80 le /

    e / 2

    Rr 20 /

    22Rr 10 /

    22Rr 40 h /

    2

    2 50Rr 40500

    22Rr

    5

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    d1 d2

    vmin

    42. (C)

    if = 0 Broadside array: Fan Beam

    if 90 Pencil Beam

    if 0 Scanned cosecant beam

    43. (D) d 0 dcos2

    2cos 0

    2

    T

    0

    EA.F 2cos

    E 2

    cos

    cos

    A.F 2cos 2

    44. (B)

    45. (D)

    46. (A) Sectoral horn : Fan beam

    Pyramidal horn : Pencil beam

    47. (A)

    g

    2 1

    VSWRd d

    g 3

    g1.5

    2

    1 2d 10.95; d 11.05

    3 3

    VSWR 11.05 1095 0.1

    VSWR 10

    48. (A)

    Cut at center

    So that field inside the W.G

    will not be perturbed

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    50mw

    25mw0

    25mw

    50mw

    5mw

    25mw100mw

    25mw25+25mw50mw

    matches

    beach

    E4

    H

    3

    1

    2Auxiliary arm

    Co-linear arm

    4

    28

    8

    161

    4

    0

    3(H)

    49. (B)

    50. (C)

    T

    *

    For Reciprocal s s

    s s I valid only for loss less

    51. (B) Frequency variant s-parameters varies

    52. (C)

    53. (D) It is decelerated

    54. (C) TWT BW, Non-Resonant

    55. (B)

    56. (C)

    57. (B)58. (B)

    59. (D)

    60. (C)

    2

    T L

    T L

    R RP

    R R