Arrange the following in order of ascending order of frequency : (a) W band (b) P band (c) Q band (d) C band The correct order of sequence is
(b), (d), (c) and (a)
The microwave band designations, with the four in question highlighted:
| Band | Frequency |
|---|---|
| P (b) | 0.23–1 GHz |
| L | 1–2 GHz |
| S | 2–4 GHz |
| C (d) | 4–8 GHz |
| X | 8–12 GHz |
| Ku, K, Ka | 12–40 GHz |
| Q (c) | 33–50 GHz |
| W (a) | 75–110 GHz |
Ascending order:
\(P \lt C \lt Q \lt W \Rightarrow (b),\,(d),\,(c),\,(a)\)
How to fix the sequence without a table. The letters were deliberately scrambled as wartime code names, so alphabetical order tells you nothing — but two anchors carry most of the work. P stands for "previous" (the original long-wave radar band) and is the lowest of all; W is the highest of the standard letters, sitting in the millimetre-wave region just below the terahertz gap. That places (b) first and (a) last, which by itself eliminates every option but the first.
What the bands are used for — a useful cross-check, since applications climb with frequency:
P and L: long-range surveillance radar and GPS, where atmospheric attenuation is low. C: weather radar and satellite links. Q and W: millimetre-wave radar, automotive collision-avoidance (77 GHz) and radio astronomy, where the short wavelength gives fine resolution from a small antenna, at the cost of heavy absorption by rain and water vapour.
Hence, the ascending order of frequency is (b), (d), (c), (a).
The correct sequence of sub-systems of Klystron amplifiers as they appear in the direction of flow of electron beam is
Assertion (A) : TWTA is a narrow band device and has a helical structure and it is used as amplifier and oscillator.
Reason (R) : In TWT, the electron beam travels through a slow-wave structure and speed of electron beam is \(\dfrac{1}{10}\) of the velocity of light.
The primary function of the helix in a travelling wave tube is to
The Multicavity Klystron
One of the reasons why vacuum tubes eventually fail at microwave frequencies is that their
Indicate the false statement. Klystron amplifiers may use intermediate cavities to
One of the following is unlikely to be used as a pulsed device. It is the
In a two cavity Klystron the secondary cavity is called
A conventional magnetron has Anode Voltage = 26 kV, Beam Current = 29 A, B0 = 0.336 wb/m2, Radius of cathode cylinder = 5 cm, Radius of vane edge to center = 10 cm.
(A) The cyclotron angular frequency ωc = 5.91 × 106 rad
(B) ωc = 5.91 × 1010 rad
(C) ωc = 5.91 × 1016 rad
(D) Cut off voltage = 139.50 kV
(E) Cut off voltage = 239.59 kV
Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below :
Match List - I with List - II.
| List - I (Microwave devices) | List - II (Name of device) |
| (A) Microwave transistor | (I) CCD |
| (B) Field effect transistor | (II) InP diodes |
| (C) Transferred electron device | (III) Read diode |
| (D) Avalanche transit time device | (IV) HBT |
Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
The correct sequence of sub-systems of Klystron amplifiers as they appear in the direction of flow of electron beam is
Assertion (A) : TWTA is a narrow band device and has a helical structure and it is used as amplifier and oscillator.
Reason (R) : In TWT, the electron beam travels through a slow-wave structure and speed of electron beam is \(\dfrac{1}{10}\) of the velocity of light.
The primary function of the helix in a travelling wave tube is to
The Multicavity Klystron
One of the reasons why vacuum tubes eventually fail at microwave frequencies is that their