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    The document contains assignments for a microwave engineering course, with questions about Maxwell's equations, potential theory, transmission lines, semiconductor devices, microwave components, and measurement techniques. Assignment 1 covers Maxwell's equations, potential theory, and reciprocity theorem. Assignment 2 involves waveguide mode calculations and derivations. Later assignments address semiconductor devices, noise and distortion, Gunn effect, IMPATT and PIN diodes, and klystrons. Measurement topics include Q factor, dielectric constant, and velocity modulation. Filters and their analysis are also discussed.

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    The document contains assignments for a microwave engineering course, with questions about Maxwell's equations, potential theory, transmission lines, semiconductor devices, microwave components, and measurement techniques. Assignment 1 covers Maxwell's equations, potential theory, and reciprocity theorem. Assignment 2 involves waveguide mode calculations and derivations. Later assignments address semiconductor devices, noise and distortion, Gunn effect, IMPATT and PIN diodes, and klystrons. Measurement topics include Q factor, dielectric constant, and velocity modulation. Filters and their analysis are also discussed.

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    The document contains assignments for a microwave engineering course, with questions about Maxwell's equations, potential theory, transmission lines, semiconductor devices, microwave components, and measurement techniques. Assignment 1 covers Maxwell's equations, potential theory, and reciprocity theorem. Assignment 2 involves waveguide mode calculations and derivations. Later assignments address semiconductor devices, noise and distortion, Gunn effect, IMPATT and PIN diodes, and klystrons. Measurement topics include Q factor, dielectric constant, and velocity modulation. Filters and their analysis are also discussed.

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    FMEassignment

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    Rohit Rajgor
    The document contains assignments for a microwave engineering course, with questions about Maxwell's equations, potential theory, transmission lines, semiconductor devices, microwave components, and measurement techniques. Assignment 1 covers Maxwell's equations, potential theory, and reciprocity theorem. Assignment 2 involves waveguide mode calculations and derivations. Later assignments address semiconductor devices, noise and distortion, Gunn effect, IMPATT and PIN diodes, and klystrons. Measurement topics include Q factor, dielectric constant, and velocity modulation. Filters and their analysis are also discussed.

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    assignment no.1 Q. 1 Write Maxwell s equations Q. 2 Explain potential theory Q. 3 Explain lorentz reciprocity theorem Q.

    4 Explain fields assignment no.2 Q. 1 An air filled rectangular waveguide of inside dimensions 7 x 3.5 cm operates in the dominant TE10 mode a = 7 cm, b = 3.5 cm a) find the cutoff frequency b) determine the velocity of wave in the guide at a frequency of 3.5 GHz c) determine the guide wavelength at the same frequency Q. 2 Derive the expression for field in TM mode of rectangular waveguide Q. 3 Write short note on micro strip & strip line transmission line Q. 4 Why impedance matching required. explain impedance matching using quarter wave transformer Assignment no. 3 Q. 1 Explain construction & operation of hetero junction bipolar transistor Q. 2 Explain construction & operation of MESFET Q. 3 Write short note on attenuator , directional coupler, hybrid junction Q. 4 Explain noise in microwave circuit & dynamic range & inter modulation distortion assn. no. 4 Q. 1 Describe in detail the following a) Gunn effect b) Two valley theory c) High field domain theory Q. 2 Explain IMPAIT diode Q. 3 Explain PIN diode Q. 4 Explain Tunnel diode is used as a switch at microwave frequency

    assn. no 5 Q. 1 Measurement of Q factor Q. 2 Measurement of dielectric constant Q. 3 Explain velocity modulation Q. 4 Explain reflex klystron assn. no.6 Q. 1 Explain periodic structure filter Q. 2 Explain image parameter method Q. 3 Explain insertion loss method Q. 4 Filters using coupled resonators

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