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    Part A

    1.Define Group Velocity write it's relation to Phase Velocity

    2.Differentiate: TE and TM waves.

    3. A wave is propagating at 6 GHz between parallel planes with separation of 3 cm in the dominant
    mode. Calculate the characteristic wave impedance.

    4.. Write a short note on impossibility of TEM waves in waveguides.

    5. A rectangular waveguide with dimensions a = 8.5 cm and b = 4.3 cm. Determine the cut-off frequency
    for TM mode of propagation,

    6. What is meant by dominant mode of the wave?

    7. What is meant by Bessel Function and its application

    Part B

    1 a).Describe the Quarter Wave Line (or)

    b).A lossless 600 transmission line is terminated by a 60 + j 600 load. Find the reflection coefficient and
    Standing Wave Ratio. If the input impedance Z in =120-j 60 Omega how far (in terms of wavelengths) is
    the load from the generator? Solve this using SMITH chart.

    2. a)Rectangular air-filled copper guide with 0.9 inch x 4 inch cross section and 12 inch length is operated
    at 9.2 GHz with a dominant mode. Find the cut-off frequency, the phase velocity and the characteristic
    impedance

    b)A standard air-filled rectangular guide with dimensions a = 8.636 cm, b = 4.318 cm is fed by a 4 GHz
    carrier from a coaxial cable. Determine whether a TE_{10} mode is propagated. If so, calculate the phase
    velocity and the group velocity.

    3.a) Calculate the cut-off wavelength, the guide wavelength and the characteristic wave impedance of a
    circular waveguide whose internal diameter is 5 cm, for a 6 GHz signal that propagates it in the dominant
    TE_{11} mode.

    b)Explain how various modes can be excited in a circular waveguide.


    4.Explain the TE mode of Rectangular waveguide

    5. Explain the filter equations

    6. Explain the RF amplifier derivation and Problem

    7. What lengths of short circuited stubs must be attached to the line with a characteristic impedance of
    75Ω to achieve the maximum power transfer to the load of 37.5+j97.5Ω .

    8. Explain the TE and TM of Circular Equations

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