Chapter 1 Understand Modulation and Demodulation MCQs 11 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/11 Subscribe 1. The process of separating the original information or signal from the modulated carrier. (A) De-multiplexing (B) Demodulation (C) Degeneration (D) DecoderShow All Answers 2. Modulation techniques are roughly divided into ___ types. (A) Four (B) Three (C) Two (D) FiveShow All Answers 3. The superheterodyne receiver is the most common configuration for ___ communication. (A) Audio (B) Satellite (C) Micro (D) RadioShow All Answers 4. Noise is random, undesirable energy that enters the communications system. (A) Heat (B) Mechanical (C) Sound (D) ElectricalShow All Answers 5. SSB can be generated by: (A) All of the above (B) Phase cancellation method (C) Good attenuation continuity (D) Filter methodShow All Answers 6. FM transmitting and receiving as compared to AM equipment is: (A) Costly (B) Cheaper (C) Almost equally costly (D) None of the aboveShow All Answers 7. For AM receivers the standard IF frequency is: (A) 455 KHz (B) 106 KHz (C) 1.07 MHz (D) 10.7 MHzShow All Answers 8. The disadvantage of FM over AM is that: (A) High output power is needed (B) High modulating power is needed (C) Large bandwidth is required (D) Noise is very high for high frequencyShow All Answers 9. In modulation โcarrierโ is: (A) Resultant wave (B) Speed voltage to be transmitted (C) Voltage with constant frequency, phase or amplitude (D) Voltage for which frequency, phase or amplitude variedShow All Answers 10. PAM stands for: (A) Pulse Analog Modulation (B) Phase Analog Modulation (C) Phase Amplitude Modulation (D) Pulse Amplitude ModulationShow All Answers 11. In a FM receiver, amplitude limiter: (A) Amplifies low frequency signal (B) Reduces the amplitude of the signals (C) Eliminates any change in amplitude of received amplitude signals (D) None of the aboveShow All Answers