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    Circuits at High Frequencies Name and Surname: Intermediate Exam 1 (16.11.2017) Student No.: Total Exam Time Is 45 Minutes

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    This document contains a 4 question intermediate exam on circuits at high frequencies. The questions cover topics like: 1) Calculating the SNR ratio and modulation for a 13 GHz satellite receiver. 2) Finding the impedance of a load connected to a coaxial cable. 3) Calculating the input impedance of a lossless transmission line. 4) Determining the frequency range where a short circuited transmission line behaves as a capacitor. The exam is 45 minutes and covers concepts relating to transmission lines, impedance, and satellite communication systems operating at GHz frequencies.

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    Circuits at High Frequencies Name and Surname: Intermediate Exam 1 (16.11.2017) Student No.: Total Exam Time Is 45 Minutes

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    This document contains a 4 question intermediate exam on circuits at high frequencies. The questions cover topics like: 1) Calculating the SNR ratio and modulation for a 13 GHz satellite receiver. 2) Finding the impedance of a load connected to a coaxial cable. 3) Calculating the input impedance of a lossless transmission line. 4) Determining the frequency range where a short circuited transmission line behaves as a capacitor. The exam is 45 minutes and covers concepts relating to transmission lines, impedance, and satellite communication systems operating at GHz frequencies.

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    This document contains a 4 question intermediate exam on circuits at high frequencies. The questions cover topics like: 1) Calculating the SNR ratio and modulation for a 13 GHz satellite receiver. 2) Finding the impedance of a load connected to a coaxial cable. 3) Calculating the input impedance of a lossless transmission line. 4) Determining the frequency range where a short circuited transmission line behaves as a capacitor. The exam is 45 minutes and covers concepts relating to transmission lines, impedance, and satellite communication systems operating at GHz frequencies.

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    Circuits at High Frequencies Name and Surname: Intermediate Exam 1 (16.11.2017) Student No.: Total Exam Time Is 45 Minutes

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    This document contains a 4 question intermediate exam on circuits at high frequencies. The questions cover topics like: 1) Calculating the SNR ratio and modulation for a 13 GHz satellite receiver. 2) Finding the impedance of a load connected to a coaxial cable. 3) Calculating the input impedance of a lossless transmission line. 4) Determining the frequency range where a short circuited transmission line behaves as a capacitor. The exam is 45 minutes and covers concepts relating to transmission lines, impedance, and satellite communication systems operating at GHz frequencies.

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    Circuits at High Frequencies Name and surname:

    Intermediate exam 1 (16.11.2017) Student No.:

    Total exam time is 45 minutes

    1. The 13 GHz satellite receiver with noise figure of 5,5 dB measured at 293 K, BER=10-6,
    bandwidth is 70 MHz and sensitivity -80 dBm is used in the system. What is the SNR ratio of
    system and which modulation you would use? Temperature at satellite is 30 K.
    2. A transmitting antenna is connected at the end of the coaxial line with Zk = 50 Ω and the
    relative permittivity of 2.89. At f=3.4 GHz, the input impedance is (60-j35) Ω. Calculate the
    impedance of the load if the cable is 6 cm long.
    3. Calculate input impedance of the lossless TL with parameters: Zk = 100 Ω, length of TL l=(3/4)
    ʎ, the line is terminated with ZL=(100+j100) Ω.
    4. The TL with length of l=0.5 ʎ (at f0) and characteristic impedance Zk = 50 Ω has short circuit at
    the load (ZL=0). In which range of frequencies the input impedance of the TL behaves as a
    capacitor?

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