ISRO Scientist or Engineer Electronics 2018

Instructions

For the following questions answer them individually

ISRO Scientist or Engineer Electronics 2018 - Question 41


A four port directional coupler has 4 : 1 power splitting ratio and has dissipation loss of 3dB. The coupler directivity is 40dB. What fraction of input power P1 will go to ports P2 and P3?

ISRO Scientist or Engineer Electronics 2018 - Question 42


A cell phone transmits at a powerlevel of 800 mW with an antenna gain of 3.0 dB. The cell tower has an antenna gain of 10.0 dB and is at a distance of 5 km away. Transmission frequency is 600 MHz. Noise level at Receiver Input is -95 dBm and required Signal to Noise ratio to close the link is 5 dB. Find the link margin in dB. (assume $$\pi^2 = 10$$)

ISRO Scientist or Engineer Electronics 2018 - Question 43


What is the value of magnetic flux in Weber, if it is 2000 in Maxwell?

ISRO Scientist or Engineer Electronics 2018 - Question 44


How resistance of Eureka varies with temperature?

ISRO Scientist or Engineer Electronics 2018 - Question 45


A resistor R1 = 4 kΩ is connected across the secondary of transformer for which L1 = 0.2H, L2 = 10H and flux coupling coefficient k = 0.5. Find the peak voltage across resistor R1 when 250 V peak voltage at 400 rad/sec is applied to primary winding of transformer.

ISRO Scientist or Engineer Electronics 2018 - Question 46


For a network shown in figure, Calculate current i2.

ISRO Scientist or Engineer Electronics 2018 - Question 47


For a network shown in figure, a steady state is reached with switch k is open. Switch is closed at time t = 0. Calculate $$\left(\frac{di_1}{dt}\right)$$ and $$\left(\frac{di_2}{dt}\right)$$ at t = 0+

ISRO Scientist or Engineer Electronics 2018 - Question 48


Signal flow diagram of following analog computer circuit is

ISRO Scientist or Engineer Electronics 2018 - Question 49


Find the variance of the distribution shown in the figure.

ISRO Scientist or Engineer Electronics 2018 - Question 50


Fourier transform of $$te^{-at} u(t)$$, (where a > 0, u(t) is the Unit step function) is :

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