1.

50 dB

23. Crystal radio receiver

45. All of the above

67. Amplitude

2. modulation index

24. image frequency

46. Modulation

68. Frequency deviation

3. H3E

25. A3E

47. Demodulation

69. -5 kHz

4. baseband frequency

26. R3E

48. Buffer amplifier

70. 5

5. spectrum analyzer

27. J3E

49. Depends on the type of

71. All of these

6. converter

28. B8E

modulation
72. Varactor diode
50. All of the above
7. A3H

29. C3F

73. Direct FM
51. Distortion and splatter

8. vary in frequency with

30. H3E

modulation

74. VCO
52. Increase

31. G3E
9. modulation

75. Multiplication
53. 50 %

32. Better fidelity

10. spectrum analyzer

76. Foster-Seeley discriminator

54. Increase

33. Higher value of operating

11. amplitude

power

77. Both B and C

55. 767 mA
78. A triggered multivibrator

12. LSB

34. Less audio power required

56. sq. root of 2

79. +10 %

13. Buffer

35. Interface to other radio

57. 1002.5 kHz

80. Have the same frequency

services
14. center frequency

58. 1199.3 kHz

81. The inputs are coherent

36. Selectivity
15. deviation ratio

59. Both A and C

82. Voltage-controlled oscillator

37. F3E
16. a frequency of 20 kHz and
above

17. 1.47

18. 0.56

19. 12.5

20. No effect

21. Armstrong system

22. balanced modulator

60. 10 MHz
83. Relative immunity to

38. Modulation
61. Both A and B

atmospheric noise (lightning)

62. Rectification

84. LSB and USB

63. Distortion

85. Increased by 50%

64. Heterodyning

86. RF carrier

65. Both B and C

87. 100

66. Angle modulation

88. Carrier

39. Capture effect

40. 100 %

41. Frequency deviation

42. 112.5 kHz

43. Frequency modulation

44. Guard bands

89. 66.66 %

112. 0.6 radian

134. Noise figure

152. Stray coupling is

minimized

90. J3E

113. Nonlinear

135. 120.1 MHz

153. 4

91. 50 %

114. Push-push

136. 88.5 MHz

92. 3 components

115. Frequency synthesizer

137. The image rejection ratio

spurious oscillations

93. Constant peak amplitude

116. 4

138. Powdered iron

155. Blocking dynamic range

94. Frequency modulation

117. Balanced modulator

139. Skirt steepness

156. RF amplifier, mixer, IF

95. One-half the original index

118. Indirect

140. AGC

96. 666.6 W

119. All of these

141. Squelch

97. A3E

120. The change of the crystal

142. Noise blanker

154. Prevent the generation of

amplifier, AF amplifier

157. Filter ringing

158. IF amplifier
oscillator frequency by loading
98. Discriminator

159. Better signal-to-noise-ratio

143. SBB voice

121. Indirect FM
99. Baseband

160. Low-level modulation

144. The audio voice

122.

information

123. Both A and B

145. An increase of the

100. Angle

161. Ensuring good RF shielding

between the transmitter

101. Bandwidth

oscillator frequency

162. 3,000 Hz

146. The noise floor of the

163. A3C

124. TRF
102. H3E
125. Weak antenna signals

receiver

103. Continuous modulation

164. In the receiver front end

126. Bandwidth variations over

147. Open circuit in the AGCs

104. Pulse modulation

the tuning range

filter capacitor

105. Coefficient of modulation

127. Modulator

106. Carrier shift

128. RF amplifier

107. The oscillator is crystal-

129. Mixer

165. Installing a filter at the

receiver

controlled
130. Frequency translation
108. Frequency translation
131. Internal noise
109. Balanced modulator
132. Reduction of receiver
110. Both B and C

internal noise

111. 30.8 MHz

133. Smaller

148. Cross-modulation
interference

166. F3E

149. Limits the amplitude of the

167. The presence of a strong

IF signal to the required level

signal on a nearby frequency

150. Connecting a capacitor

168. Amplitude of the

between the B+ and lead

modulating tone and frequency

ground

of the carrier

151. Crossmodulation

169. Better rejection ratio

170. Bandwidth and noise

190. A network consisting of

figure

one inductor and two capacitors

171. Undesired signals will

191. With a reactance

reach the audio stage

modulator on the oscillator

206. A normal condition

225. 96 V

207. Amplitude of the

226. Demodulator

modulating signal
227. Envelope detector
208. Maximum frequency swing

172. FM receiver

192. Installing resistive spark

to the highest modulating

plugs

frequency
229. Lattice modulator

173. Prevents any amplitude

modulation of the IF signal

193. Transmitters output signal

209. An output, whose

when the modulation is zero

frequency differs from the IF by

174. Loose

1 kHz
194. Final IF amplifier, which

175. Multiplied by four

176. 2.4 kHz

177. Resistor

178. Avoid the requirement of

also acts as a limiter stage

210. Projected cut-off

195. Discriminator

211. Amplify of an AM signal

196. The loudest signal

212. Cross-modulation

received is the only

interference

demodulated signal

neutralizing the stage

213. Peak negative voltage

197. Modulating the plate

179. Rectifies and filters

voltage of a class-C amplifier

214. FM and double sideband

AM

180. All of these

181. Insulating enclosures

around the receiver

182. Television

183. Approximately 1000 W

184. Limiter stage

185. Single sideband,

suppressed carrier

186. Approximately 2.5 to 1

187. Higher

188. Improvement in frequency

stability of the oscillator

189. A3F

228. Balanced modulator

230. Switches

231. DSB

232. Differential amplifier

233. Crystals

234. Phase shifting

235. Product detector

236. Mixer

237. Linear summing

198. High modulating

frequencies

215. Percentage of modulation

199. The modulation of an

216. Capture effect

unwanted signal is heard on the

desired signal

200. FM receiver

201. Television

202. F3C

203. Intermodulation
interference

204. Desensitizing

205. Bandwidth of emission and

occupied bandwidth

217. Double-sideband AM

218. Zero-modulation

219. 270 kHz

220. Linear mixing

221. The tuned circuit

222. Having the carrier vary a

resistance

223. Variable resistance

224. PIN diode

238. Lower complexity and cost

239. Excessive use of spectrum

space

240. High-frequency spikes

241. Limiter

242. Class C

243. Single sideband with

suppressed carrier

244. Filter

245. DSB

246. Single sideband,

suppressed carrier

247. Demodulation

269. 233.33 W

292. 2592 MHz, 259.2 kHz

311. By modulating the plate

voltage of a class C amplifier

248. BFO

270. 0.03 W

293. 5
312. N

249. Diode detector

271. IF stage

294. 65 kHz

250. Lattice modulator

272. Carsons rule

295. 0.20

251. Trapezoidal method

273. Exciter

296. 78.6 MHz

313. Mechanical filter

314. 0.799

315. 30 kHz
252. Balanced modulator

274. Stereophonic

297. 1.03

253. Angle modulation

275. Slope detector

298. 0.9188 MHz

254. All of the above

276. 0

299. RF stage

316. 10450 watts

317. Period

318. Modulation index

255. Modulating Frequency

277. B8E

300. Image frequency

319. MF

256. Frequency stability

278. R3E

301. DSB

257. Intermodulation

279. A3E

302. PIN diode

emission

280. H3E

303. D

321. The only way to produce

281. Deviation ratio

304. Sidebands

282. Constant

305. 3

283. 0 V

306. Demodulation

284. 107.14 V

307. mixing process whereby

320. Independent sideband

interference

258. Carrier frequency

an emission F3E signal is with

259. Capacitor, resistor

260. reactor

261. FM

262. Foster-Seeley discriminator

information is imposed upon a

285. 100%

carrier

286. 60%

308. A modulator that produces

263. Automatic Frequency

Control

reactance modulator on the

oscillator

322. 50%

323. In terms of peak envelope

power

324. FM/TV stereo

325. Baseband frequency

a DSBSC signal
264. Amplitude limiters

287. 2.5 kW

326. F3E
309. A circuit that acts as a

265. 53.4 percent

288. 60%

266. No

289. PLL

267. 0.533

290. 18 dB

268. Splatter

291. 26.67 uV

variable inductance or

327. Type of information to be

capacitance to produce FM

transmitted

signals
328. 500 W
310. By using a balanced
modulator followed by a filter

329. Foster-Seeley discriminator

330. 11 W

331. Indirect

353. Approximately equal to the 371. 30.8 MHz

392. 7.5 V

circuit resistance
332. Maximum frequency swing

372. Nonlinear

393. 4 MHz

to the highest modulating

354. Colpitts, Hartley, and

frequency

Pierce

373. Push-push

394. 11 MHz

333. 0.8246

355. Through a tapped coil

374. Frequency synthesizer

395. 8 MHz

334. 0.10 milliwatts

356. Through a capacitive

375. both A and B

396. 185 Hz

376. Indirect

397. 6.25 W

377. All of the above

398. 128 ohms

378. The change of the crystal

399. 56. 25 W

divider
335. Mixer
357. Through a neutralizing
336. 0.185 V

capacitor

337. Voltage-controlled

358. Colpitts

oscillator frequency by loading

oscillator

400. 15.625 ohms

359. Mechanical vibration of a

338. Distortion

crystal by the application of a

voltage

339. 825 V
360. It doesnt require an LC
340. 542 W

341. Balanced modulator

342. Envelope detector

343. The need for an AFC circuit

344. Frequency synthesizer

345. Indirect

346. FM and DSB AM

347. RF amplifier

348. 230 kHz

349. The inputs are coherent

350. 48 W

351. 112.5 kHz

352. Mixer

tank circuit

361. Colpitts

362. It is stable

363. Efficiency = (RF power

out / dc power in) x 100%

364. 14.4 ohms

365. Approximately 12

366. The back and forth

oscillation of electrons in an LC
circuit

367. By neutralization

368. Frequency translation

369. Balanced modulator

379. Both a and b

351. 112.5 kHz
380. All of the above
352. Mixer
381. SSB
353. Approximately equal to the
382. Buffer amplifier

circuit resistance

383. Signal bias

354. Colpitts, Hartley, and

Pierce

384. Pulse
355. Through a tapped coil
385. Cancelling the effect of
internal device capacitance

356. Through a capacitive

divider

386. Splatter
357. Through a neutralizing
387. Class C

capacitor

388. Minimum IC in the same

358. Colpitts

stage
359. Mechanical vibration of a
389. Carrier

crystal by the application of a

voltage

390. Is tuned to a harmonic of

the input signal

360. It doesnt require an LC

tank circuit

370. Both a and c

391. 15.288 kHz

361. Colpitts

362. It is stable

404. Ensure good RF shielding

417. The original frequencies

between the transmitter and

and the sum and difference

384. Pulse

receiver

frequencies

385. Cancelling the effect of

405. Modulation from an

418. Spurious mixer products

364. 14.4 ohms

internal device capacitance

unwanted signal is heard in

are generated

365. Approximately 12

386. Splatter

366. The back and forth

387. Class C

363. Efficiency = (RF power

383. Signal bias

out / dc power in) x 100%

addition to the desired signal

419. Sufficient gain to allow
406. Cross-modulation

weak signals to overcome noise

interference

generated in the first mixer

407. By installing a filter at the

420. To prevent generation of

receiver

spurious mixer products

408. The modulation of an

421. To improve the receivers

unwanted signal is heard on the

noise figure

oscillation of electrons in an LC
circuit

388. Minimum IC in the same

stage

367. By neutralization
389. Carrier
368. Frequency translation
390. Is tuned to a harmonic of
369. Balanced modulator

the input signal

370. Both a and c

391. 15.288 kHz

371. 30.8 MHz

392. 7.5 V

372. Nonlinear

393. 4 MHz

desired signal
422. A fixed-tuned passband
409. The loudest signal
received is the only
demodulated signal

410. A detector that uses

373. Push-push

394. 11 MHz

generated carrier

374. Frequency synthesizer

395. 8 MHz

411. Capture effect

375. both A and B

396. 185 Hz

412. The recovery of

424. Selectivity

425. Gain

426. The RF stage

intelligence from the modulated

397. 6.25 W

423. A cross-modulation
distortion and interference

mixing process with a locally

376. Indirect

amplifier

RF signal

427. The level of noise

generated in the front end and
succeeding stages of a receiver

377. All of the above

398. 128 ohms

413. Rectification and filtering

of RF

378. The change of the crystal

399. 56. 25 W

oscillator frequency by loading

414. By a frequency
400. 15.625 ohms

discriminator

429. Cross-modulation of the

desired signal and
desensitization from strong

379. Both a and b

380. All of the above

428. Blocking dynamic range

401. A reduction in receiver

415. The combination of the

sensitivity because of a strong

two signals to produce sum and

signal on a nearby frequency

difference frequencies

402. Desensitizing

416. A circuit for detecting FM

adjacent signals

430. Dynamic range

381. SSB

382. Buffer amplifier

signals
403. Quieting

431. Filter ringing

432. By using a pre-selector

433. Filter bandwidth should be

447. The padder capacitor

465. low-level modulation

484. low-level modulation

received signal bandwidth

448. Blocking

466. automatic gain control

485. RF section

434. Incorporate a high-Q filter

449. Insufficient gain and

467. high-level modulation

486. class A RF output amplifier

468. 1600 kHz

487. mixer

slightly greater than the

selectivity
435. 600 microvolts
450. Is not rejected by the IF
436. 38.57 dB

tuned circuits

469. high-level modulation

488. detector

437. 29.33 dB

451. modulation

470. variable resistance

489. 96 V

438. 2.954 MHz

452. 966 kHz to 1.15 MHz

471. preamplifier

490. any of these

439. Undesired signals will

453. demodulation

472. buffer amplifier

491. bandwidth improvement

454. analog modulation

473. it serves as a mixer

492. sensitivity

receiver

455. carrier

474. carrier shift

493. m = 1

441. Bandwidth characteristics

456. linear mixing

475. is 0.5

494. any of these

442. Bandwidth and noise

457. envelope

476. PIN diode

495. prevent overdeviation

458. tuned circuit

477. carrier shift

496. dynamic range

459. any of these

478. carrier shift

497. dynamic range

460. any of these

479. QUAM

498. 1-dB compression point

461. 1

480. 69 mW

499. fidelity

462. 0

481. QUAM

500. 2500

463. varying the gain of the

482. quadrature detection

reach the audio stage

440. the noise floor of the

figure

443. Restrict both gain and Q

444. The ratio between the

minimum discernible signal and
the largest tolerable signal
without causing audible
distortion products

445. In the receiver front end

446. Single-sideband, full

carrier (H3E)

amplifier
483. phase division
464. carrier

multiplexing