3-42. How is the cutoff wavelength for a circular waveguide computed?
- 1.17 times the radius of the waveguide
- 1.17 times the diameter of the waveguide
- 1.71 times the diameter of the waveguide
- 1.71 times the radius of the waveguide
3-43. The field configuration in waveguides is divided into what two categories?
- Half-sine and dominant
- Transverse electric and transverse magnetic
- Transverse electric and dominant
- Transverse magnetic and half-sine
3-44. With a mode description of TE1,0, what maximum number of half-wave patterns exist across the "a" dimension of a waveguide?
- One
- Two
- Three
- Four
3-45. With the mode description, TE1,0 what maximum number of half-wave patterns exist across the diameter of a circular waveguide?
- One
- Two
- Three
- Four
3-46. Which of the following devices CANNOT be used to inject or remove energy from a waveguide?
- A slot
- A loop
- A probe
- A horn
3-47. Loose coupling is a method used to reduce the amount of energy being transferred from a waveguide. How is loose coupling achieved when using a probe?
- By doubling the size of the probe
- By increasing the length of the probe
- By decreasing the length of the probe
- By placing the probe directly in the center of the energy field
3-48. Increasing the size of the loop wire increases which of the following loop capabilities?
- Efficiency
- Bandwidth coverage
- Power-handling capability
- Each of the above
3-49. A waveguide that is not perfectly impedance matched to its load is not efficient. Which of the following conditions in a waveguide causes this inefficiency?
- Sine waves
- Dominant waves
- Standing waves
- Transverse waves
A waveguide iris that covers part of both the electric and magnetic planes acts as what type of equivalent circuit at the resonant frequency?
- As an inductive reactance
- As a shunt resistance
- As a capacitive reactance
- As a shorted 1/4 wave stub
3-51. A horn can be used as a waveguide termination device because it provides which of the following electrical functions?
- A reflective load
- An absorptive load
- An abrupt change in impedance
- A gradual change in impedance
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