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- FCC General Exam Question Pool. Subelement 3BH.
- Signals and Emissions. 2 Questions.
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- 3H 2.1 D
- What is the term for alteration of the Amplitude of
- an RF wave for the purpose of conveying information?
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- A. Frequency Modulation.
- B. Phase Modulation.
- C. Amplitude Rectification.
- D. Amplitude Modulation.
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- 3H 2.3 B
- What is the term for altering the phase of an RF
- wave for the purpose of conveying information?
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- A. Pulse Modulation.
- B. Phase Modulation.
- C. Phase Rectification.
- D. Amplitude Modulation.
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- 3H 2.4 D
- What is the term for alteration of the frequency of
- an RF wave for the purpose of conveying information?
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- A. Phase Rectification.
- B. Frequency Rectification.
- C. Amplitude Modulation.
- D. Frequency modulation.
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- 3H 3.1 D
- In what emission type does the instantaneous
- amplitude (envelope) of the radio frequency signal
- vary in accordance with the modulating AF?
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- A. Frequency Shift Keying.
- B. Pulse Modulation.
- C. Frequency Modulation.
- D. Amplitude Modulation.
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- 3H 3.2 A
- What determines the spectrum space occupied
- by each group of sideband frequencies
- generated by a correctly operating
- emission A3E transmitter?
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- A. The audio frequencies used to modulate the transmitter.
- B. The phase angle between the Audio and
- Radio Frequencies being mixed.
- C. The radio frequencies used in the transmitter's VFO.
- D. The CW keying speed.
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- 3H 4.1 C
- How much is the carrier supressed
- in an emission J3E transmission.
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- A. No morehan 20 dB below peak output power.
- B. No more than 30 dB below peak output power.
- C. At least 40 dB below peak output power.
- D. At least 60 dB below peak output power.
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- 3H 4.2 C
- What is one advantage of carrier supression
- in an emission A3E transmission?
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- A. Only half the bandwidth is required
- for the same information content.
- B. Greater modulation percentage is obtainable
- with lower distortion.
- C. More power can be put into the sidebands.
- D. Simpler equipment can be used to receive
- a Double Sideband Supressed Carrier signal.
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- 3H 5.1 A
- Which one of the telephony emissiona popular with
- Amateurs occupies the narrowest band of frequencies?
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- A. Single Sideband Emissions.
- B. Double Sideband Emissions.
- C. Phase Modulated Emissions.
- D. Frequency Modulated Emissions.
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- 3H 5.2 C
- Which emission type is produced by a telephony
- transmitter having a balanced modulator
- followed by a 2.5 kHz. bandpass filter?
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- A. PM
- B. AM
- C. SSB
- D. FM
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- 3H 7.2 B
- What emission is produced by a reactance
- modulator connected to an RF power amplifier?
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- A. Miltiplex Modulation.
- B. Phase Modulation.
- C. Amplitude Modulation.
- D. Pulse modulation.
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- 3H 8.1 D
- What purpose does the carrier serve
- in an emission A3E transmission?
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- A. The carrier separates the sidebands
- so they don't cancel in the receiver.
- B. The carrier contains the the modulation information.
- C. The carrier maintains symmetry
- of the sidebands to prevent distortion.
- D. The carrier serves as a refrence signal
- for demodulation by an envelope detector.
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- 3H 8.2 C
- What signal component aprears in the center of the
- frequency band of an emission A3E transmission?
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- A. The lower sidebands.
- B. The subcarrier.
- C. The carrier.
- D. The pilot tone.
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- 3H 9.1 C
- What sidebands are generated by an emission A3E
- transmitter with a 7250 kHz. carrier modulated
- less than 100% by an 800 Hz. pure Sine wave?
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- A. 7250.8 kHz. and 7251.6 Khz.
- B. 7250.0 kHz. and 7250.8 Khz.
- C. 7249.2 kHz. and 7250.8 Khz.
- D. 7248.4 kHz. and 7249.2 Khz.
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- 3H 10.1 B
- How many times over the maximum deviation is the
- bandwith of an emission F3E transmission?
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- A. 1.5 times.
- B. At least 2.
- C. At least 4.
- D. The bandwith cannot be determined without knowing
- the exact carrier and modulating frequencies involved.
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- 3H 10.2 D
- What is the total bandwith of an emission F3E transmission
- having 5 kHz. Deviation and 3 kHz. AF?
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- A. 3 kHz.
- B. 5 kHz.
- C. 8 kHz.
- D. 16 kHz.
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- 3H 11.1 A
- What happens to the shape of the RF envelope,as viewed
- on an oscilloscope, of an emission A3E transmission?
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- A. The amplitude of the envelope increases and decreases
- in proportion to the modulating signal.
- B. The amplitude of the envelope remains constant.
- C. The brightness of the envelope increases and decreases
- in proportion to the modulating signal.
- D. The frequency of the envelope increases and decreases
- in proportion to the modulating signal.
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- 3H 13.1 D
- What results when an emission J3E transmitter is overmodulated?
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- A. The signal becomes louder with no other effects.
- B. The signal occupies less bandwith
- with poor high frequency responce.
- C. The signal has higher fidelity
- and improved signal to noise ratio.
- D. The signal becomes distorted and occupies more bandwith.
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- 3H 13.2 B
- What results when an emission A3E transmitter is overmodulated?
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- A. The signal becomes louder with no other effects.
- B. The signal becomes distorted and occupies more bandwith.
- C. The signal occupies less bandwith
- with poor high frequency responce.
- D. The transmitter's carrier frequency deviates.
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- 3H 15.1 B
- What is the frequency deviation for a 12.21 MHz.,
- Reactance Modulated oscillator in a 5kHz. deviation,
- 146.52 MHz. F3E transmitter?
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- A. 41.67 HZ.
- B. 416.7 HZ.
- C. 5 kHz.
- D. 12 kHz.
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- 3H 15.2 A
- What stage in a transmitter would translate
- a 5.3 MHz. input signal to 14.3 MHz.?
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- A. A Mixer.
- B. A Beat Frequency Oscillator.
- C. A Frequency Multiplier.
- D. A Linear Translator.
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- 3H 16.4 A
- How many frequency components are in the signal
- from an AF Shift keyer at any one instant?
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- A. One.
- B. Two.
- C. Three.
- D. Four.
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- 3H 16.5 C
- How is the frequency shift related
- to the keying speed in an FSK signal?
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- A. The frequency shift in Hertz. must be
- at least four times the keying speed in WPM.
- B. The frequency shift must not exceed
- 15 Hz. per WPM of keying speed.
- C. Greater keying speeds require greater frequency shifts.
- D. Greater keying speeds require smaller frequency shifts.
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