Welcome — or welcome back — to Quiz Day Friday and Quiz V6.0: Electronics and Radio. If this is your first Quiz Day Friday, then you might want to catch-up on the five previous quizzes:

Quiz V1.0 on General Electronic and Electrical Engineering
Quiz V2.0 on Common Engineering Abbreviations
Quiz V3.0 Electronic and Electrical Engineering – Intermediate
Quiz V4.0 Computer History
Quiz V5.0 C Programming Language

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We list the questions below just to give you a heads-up, but you’ll find the complete quiz — with the multiple choice options — HERE.  

Quiz V6.0 Electronics and Radio 

1. The frequency of a radio signal is 152.5Mhz, what is the approximate wavelength?
2. A 100Mhz sinewave is amplitude modulated (modulation depth is 50%) with a 15khz square wave. If we look at the resulting signal with a spectrum analyzer, we will see individual components at..?
3. A superheterodyne radio receiver, with an intermediate frequency of 450khz is tuned to receive a signal on 2200khz. It also receives an unwanted signal on 2.650Mhz. This problem is due to…?
4. The practical bandwidth required for a frequency modulated signal is given by the expression BW = 2 x (deviation + highest modulating frequency). This is known as…?
5. A 50Mhz radio transmitter is designed to output 10 watts of RF into a 50 ohm load. A single wire antenna 3meters long is connected directly to the antenna socket. The transmitter will…?
6. An amplifier has a gain of 20dB, the input and output impedances are the same, What is the voltage gain of this amplifier?
7. The Q of a coil refers to…?
8. A 20Mhz tuned circuit has a Q of 100. The 3dB bandwidth will be…?
9. The range of a 200mW 450Mhz handheld radio is…?
10. In order to correctly receive a single sideband suppressed carrier signal, a receiver must have…?

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See you next Friday…