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    The document discusses various topics related to antennas and radio wave propagation including: 1) The characteristics of a broadband array with dipoles of equal size placed along a straight line and fed in the same phase from the same source. 2) Frequencies that can be used for beyond-line-of-sight communication without repeaters. 3) Factors that can make an antenna electrically longer such as capacitive top loading. 4) Ionospheric layers that persist at night such as the E layer.

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    The document discusses various topics related to antennas and radio wave propagation including: 1) The characteristics of a broadband array with dipoles of equal size placed along a straight line and fed in the same phase from the same source. 2) Frequencies that can be used for beyond-line-of-sight communication without repeaters. 3) Factors that can make an antenna electrically longer such as capacitive top loading. 4) Ionospheric layers that persist at night such as the E layer.

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    The document discusses various topics related to antennas and radio wave propagation including: 1) The characteristics of a broadband array with dipoles of equal size placed along a straight line and fed in the same phase from the same source. 2) Frequencies that can be used for beyond-line-of-sight communication without repeaters. 3) Factors that can make an antenna electrically longer such as capacitive top loading. 4) Ionospheric layers that persist at night such as the E layer.

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    Cc magnitudes same and phase difference zero !

    d magnitude same and a phase difference of 90

    34.. Which of the following statements is not true 340. Which of the following frequencies can not be
    use d for reliable beyo nd-the-hori zon communication without repeaters?
    (a) 20 KHz

    for a broad-band arra'? !a 3he dipoles are of equal size !b 3he dipoles are equall' placed along a straight line !c 3he dipoles are fed in the same phase from the same source !d 3here is phase difference between dipole currents

    (b) 400 MHZ Cc 900 MHz

    !d "# GHz
    34$% Which of the following can ma&e the antenna electricall' longer? . !a (eries capacitor !b Capaciti)e top loading !c *ertical polarization
    (d) +ll of the abo)e

    34-. ,or va reflection coefficient of 6% )alue of


    *(W7 is gi)en b' !a 2
    !b 4

    !c 4

    (d) 0

    34$. ,or frequenc' upto $-0. &/z% the antenna used


    "(

    348. Which of the following la'ers persists at night?


    !a D la'er !b E la'er
    (c) FI la'er

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    !d ,2$a'er

    349. +natnalous propagation is caused b'


    !a super refracti)e duct !b metereological factors !c troposcatter
    (d) all of the abo)e

    342. 3he input impedance of a short circuted line is


    4&nown as !a cross tal& !b 4cross fire Cc inducti)e disturbance !d none of these

    3.$. : rectangular wa )eguide is designed to


    pro;agate the dominant mode T ELO at a frequenc' of .0/z. 3he cut off frequenc' is % 0.9 of signal frequenc'. 3he ratio of the guide .height width is 2. 3he dimensions of the guide are .

    343. 3he input impedance of short circuited line of


    length I where Al4< 1< Al2, is 5

    !a capaciti)e
    !c resisti)e

    !b inducti)e !d none of these

    to

    344. + circular polarized wa)e results when


    !a magnitudes of two Wa)es are same% !b phases are same .

    !a 3.8. cm% $.98. cm


    6b 4cm%42cm

    Cc 9 cm% 4 cm !d 2..4 cm% $.28 cm

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