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The document contains a series of objective-type questions related to RF circuit design, RF communications, and related electrical engineering concepts. Each question presents multiple-choice answers covering topics such as amplifiers, quality factors, matching circuits, capacitance formulas, and energy storage in RLC networks. The questions are designed to test knowledge and understanding of RF circuit principles and calculations.
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The document contains a series of objective-type questions related to RF circuit design, RF communications, and related electrical engineering concepts. Each question presents multiple-choice answers covering topics such as amplifiers, quality factors, matching circuits, capacitance formulas, and energy storage in RLC networks. The questions are designed to test knowledge and understanding of RF circuit principles and calculations.
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Objective type Questions

1. In the following which is not discipline to design RF Circuit. [


]
a) Random signals b) CAD Tools c) Time constant d) Microwave theory.
2. In simple RF Communications Which amplifier are used [
]
a) Single tuned amplifier b) stagger tuned amplifier c) Multistage amplifier d) Power amplifier
3) To design RF Circuit which is the shape is used [
]
a) Pentagon b) Hexagon c)triangle d) Rectangle
4) What is the value of Centre frequency in Generic RF transceiver [
]
a) fc = 3.4 GHz b) 2 GHz c) 2.4 GHz d) 1.4 GHz
5) In parallel RLC tank circuit the quality factor can be find as [
]
a) Q = ω (Energy stored)/ (Power dissipated) b) Q = (Energy stored)/(Average Power
dissipated)
c) Q = ω (Energy stored)/ (Average Power dissipated) d) Q = ω(Energy stored )/(Power dissipated)
6) The average power can be found as [ ]
2 2 2 2 2
a) Pavg = I PK R b) Pavg = 1/2 ( I PK R ) c) Pavg = 1/2 ( I PK R ) d) Pavg = 1/2 ( I PK R )
7) Characteristic impedance of the parallel RLC network [ ]
a) Z0= L/C b) Z0 = √ (L/C) c) Z0 = √ ( LC ) d) Z0 = ( LC )
8) The total energy stored in a parallel RLC network [ ]
2
a) Etotal = 1/2 C ( I PK R ) b) Etotal = 1/2 ( I PK R )
2
c) Etotal = 1/2 C ( I PK R ) d)Etotal = 1/2 C ( I PK ) 2
9) What is the quality factor for RLC parallel network? [ ]
a) Q = ω0RC b) Q = ω0 / RC c) Q = ω0C d) Q = ω0R
10) In maximum power transfer theorem [ ]
a) │ VR │/ ( RL ) = │VS│ / ( ( RL +RS ) +(XL +XS) ) b)│ VR │ / ( RL ) = RS │VS │ / ( ( RL +RS ) +(XL +XS)2
2 2 2 2 2 2 2

)
c) │ VR2 │ / ( RL ) = RS/ ( ( RL +RS )2 d) │ VR2 │ / ( RL ) = RL │VS │2 / (XL +XS)2
11) In parallel RLC network what is ‘Q’ [ ]
a) Q = ω0 LS / Rs b) Q = LS / Rs c) Q = RS / Ls d) Q = ω0 RS / Ls
12)In parallel RLC network what is LP [ ]
2 2 2 2 2 2
a) LP = (Q +1) / Q b) LP= LS [(Q +1) / Q ] c) LP = LS [(Q +1) / Q ] d) LP = LS (Q +1)
13) In parallel RLC network what is RP [ ]
2 2
a) RP = (Q +1 ) b) RP = RS (Q +1 ) c) RP = RS (Q +1 ) d) RP = RS
14) In parallel RLC network what is CP [ ]
2 2
a) CP = Cs( (Q ) / (Q +1 )) b) CP = Cs ( (Q ) / (Q +1 ))
2 2
c) CP = ( (Q ) / (Q +1 ) ) d) CP = Cs ( (Q2 ) / (Q2 +1 ) )
15) In L- matching circuits what is the value of RP [ ]
a) RP = LS / C b) RP = ( 1/Rs ) (LS / C) c) RP = ( 1/Rs ) ( C/ LS) d) RP = ( C/ LS)
16) In L- matching circuits what is the value of ‘Q’ [ ]
a) Q = RP / Rs b) Q = Rs / Rp c) Q = √ (Rs / Rp ) d)Q = √ (Rp / Rs )
17) In π – matching circuits value of Q for right-hand L section [ ]
a) Qright = √ ( ( RP / RI ) -1 ) b) Qright = √ ( RI / RP)
c) Qright = √ ( ( RP / RI ) +1 ) d) Qright = √ ( RP / RI )
18) In π – matching circuits value of Q for Left-hand L section [ ]
a) Qleft = √ ( ( RIN / RI ) +1 ) b) Qleft = √ ( ( RI / RIn ) +1 )
c) Qleft = √ ( ( RI / RIn ) - 1 ) d) Qleft = √ ( ( RIn / RI ) +1 )
19) In π – matching circuits overall network Q is find by [ ]
a) Q = √ ( ( RIn / RI ) -1 ) - √ ( Rp / RI ) -1 b) Q = √ ( ( RIn / RI ) -1 ) + √ ( Rp / RI ) -1
c) Q = √ ( ( RI / RIn ) -1 ) - √ ( Ri / Rp ) -1 d) Q = √ ( ( RI / RIn ) -1 ) + √ ( Ri / Rp ) -1
20) In π – matching circuits the total inductance is found [ ]
a) L1 + L2 =( R I /ω0 ) b) L1 + L2 = ( Q /ω0 )
c) L1 + L2 = Q ( R I /ω0 ) d) L1 + L2 = Q R I
21) In π – matching circuits the value of capacitor ‘ C1’ is found [ ]
a) C1 = Qleft / RIn b) C1 = Qleft / ω0 c) C1 = Qleft / ω0RIn d) C1 = 1 / ω0RIn
22) In π – matching circuits the value of capacitor ‘ C2’ is found [ ]
a) C2 = Qright / ω0Rp b) C2 = Qright / Rp c) C2 = Qright / ω0 d) C2 = Qright / 2Rp
23) What is the value of image resistance in π – matching circuits [ ]
2 2 2 2
a) RI= (RIn + Rp) / (Q) b) RI = (√RIn + √Rp) / (Q)
c) RI= RIn - Rp / (Q) d) RI = (√RIn - √Rp)2 / (Q)2
2

24) In T – matching circuits overall network Q is find by [ ]


a) Q = √ ( ( RI / RIN ) +1 ) + √ ( RI / RS ) +1 b) Q = √ ( ( RI / RIN ) +1 ) - √ ( RI / RS ) +1
c) Q = √ ( ( RI / RIN )) + √ ( RI / RS ) d) Q = √ ( ( RIn / RI ) ) + √ ( RIn / RS )
25) In T-match circuits the capacitance can be calculated as [ ]
a) C1 + C2= Q / ω0 b) C1 + C2 = Q / RI c) C1 + C2 = Q / ω0 RI d)C1 + C2 = 1 / ω0 RI
26) What is the value of ‘ L1’ in T-match circuits [ ]
a) L1 =( QleftRIn ) / ω0 b) L1 =( Qleft ) / ω0 c) L1 =( QleftRIn ) / ω0 Rs d) L1 =( Qleft ) / Rs
27) What is the value of ‘ L2’ in T-match circuits [ ]
a) L2 =( Q right ) / ω0 b) L2 =( Q right ) / Rs c) L2 =( Q right ) / ω0 Rs d) L2 =( Q right ) Rs / ω0
28) What is the Yuan’s capacitance value [ ]
a) CYUAN = ε [ (W/H) - ( ( 2π)/ ( ln [ 1 + ( 2H/T) ( 1 + √ 1+ T/H )) + T/2H ]
b) CYUAN = ε [ (W/H) - ( ( 2π)/ ( ln [ 1 + ( 2H/T) ( 1 + √ 1+ T/H )) - T/2H ]
c) CYUAN = ε [ (W/H) + ( ( 2π)/ ( ln [ 1 + ( 2H/T) ( 1 + √ 1+ T/H )) + T/2H ]
d) CYUAN = ε [ (W/H) + ( ( 2π)/ ( ln [ 1 + ( 2H/T) ( 1 + √ 1+ T/H )) - T/2H ]
29) What is Sakurai capacitance formula [ ]
0.22
a) Csakurai = ε [ (W/H) + (0.15/H) + 2.8 (T/H) ] b) Csakurai = ε [ ( W/H) - ( 0.15/H) + 2.8 (T/H)
0.22
]
c) Csakurai = ε [ ( W/H) - ( 0.15/H) - 2.8 ( T/H) 0.11 ] d) Csakurai = ε [ (W/H) +( 0.15/H) + 2.8 ( T/H)
0.11
]
30) What is the value of capacitance for w = 1.36 , H = 1.65 and T = 0.8 under
Sakurai method [ ]
a)0.145 b) 0.245 c) 0.115 d) 0.135
31) What is the value of capacitance for w = 1.36 , H = 1.65 and T = 0.8 under
Yuan’s method [ ]
a) 0.124 b) 0.134 c) 0.234 d) 0.114
32) What is the value of capacitance for w = 2.38 , H = 0.87 and T = 0.3
under MF method [ ]
a) 0.119 b) 0.290 c) 0.190 d) 0.120
33) What is the value of capacitance for w = 2.38 , H = 0.87 and T = 0.3
under Yuan’s method [ ]
a) 0.172 b) 0.142 c) 0.152 d) 0.132
34) What is the value of capacitance for w = 2.38 , H = 0.87 and T = 0.3 [ ]
a) 0.175 b) 0.195 c) 0.1856 d) 0.285
35) Average function for capacitance load of a single wire between two conducting planes can be
calculated as [ ]
n n n
a) f ( x1 , x2 ) = [( x1 + x2 ) /2 ] b) f ( x1 , x2 ) = [( x1 + x2 ) /2 ]
c) f ( x1 , x2 ) = [( x1n + x2 n ) /2 ]n d) f ( x1 , x2 ) = [( x1n + x2 n ) /2 ]1/n
36) under wire sandwiched between two conducting planes method find the capacitance value
under Sakurai method [
]
a)0.458 f F/ µm b) 0.268 f F/ µm c) 0.468 f F/ µm d) 0.368 f F/ µm
37) What is the formula to find the Single capacitance under three adjacent wires over a
single planes
[ ]
a) Csingle = ε [ (1.15w/H) – 2.8 (T/H)0.222] b) Csingle = ε [ (1.25w/H) + 2.8 (T/H)0.111]
c)Csingle = ε [ (1.15w/H) + 2.8 (T/H)0.222] d) Csingle = ε [ (1.15w/H) – 2.8 (T/H)0.111]
38) What is the standard capacitance formula? [
]
a) C = ε (W/H) b) C = ε (H/W) L c)C = ε (H/W) d) C = ε (W/H) L
39) What is 'n ' value for to design a square spiral inductor [
]
a)n = [ (p)/ (1.2 x 10-6 )]3 b) n = [ (p)/ (1.2 x 10-6 )]3
c) n = [ (L)/ (1.2 x 10-6 )]3 d) n = [ (p)/ (1.2 x 10-6 )]1/3
40) In model on-chip spiral inductor what is 'RS' [
]
a) RS = [ L / (W . σ (1+ e -(t/δ) b) RS = [ L / (W . σ (1- e -(t/δ) )
c) RS = [ L / (W . σ (1+ e (t/δ) d) RS = [ L / (W . σ (1 - e (t/δ) )

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