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100 MHz
1 GHz
10 GHz
100 GHz
Below the microwave range
Inside the microwave range
Above the microwave range
Same as the microwave range
The shape of the waveguide
The power level of the signal
The point of signal injection
None of the above
TE01
TM01
TE10
TM10
TE 01
TM 01
TE 11
TM11
It is dominant
Of its circular symmetry
It is the only mode possible
It is more efficient
Is fixed
Depends on the frequency it carries
Depends on the longer dimension of its cross section
Both b and c
With a magnetic field probe
With an electric field probe
Through a hole in the waveguide
All of the above
Their insertion loss
Their coupling specification
Their directivity
All of the above
Couple sections of waveguide
Couple waveguides to antennas
Couple components on a circuit board
None of the above
Tuned circuit
Defect in a waveguide
Antenna
None of the above
An H-plane TEE
An E-plane TEE
A "magic" TEE
All of the above
Transverse Wave Transmission
Transverse-Wave Tube
Traveling-Wave Tube
Traveling-Wave Transmission
Isolates frequencies in a waveguide
Allows a signal to pass in one direction only
Separates signals among various ports
Prevents microwaves from leaking out of a waveguide
Rotates signal polarity in a waveguide
Allows a signal to pass in one direction only
Separates signals among various ports
Prevents microwaves from being "trapped" in a waveguide
Gallium arsenide
Gallium assembly
Gallium astenite
None of the above
Impact avalanche and transit time
Induced mobility at transmission time
Implied power at transmission terminal
None of the above
Yttrium-Iron-Gallium
Yttrium-Iron-Germanium
Yttrium-Iron-Garnet
None of the above
An electric field
A magnetic field
Mechanical pressure
An "exciter" signal
TWT
Klystron
Magnetron
YIG
TWT
Klystron
Magnetron
YIG
TWT
Klystron
Magnetron
YIG
Slots
Yagis
Fresnel lenses
All of the above
Radio ranging
Radio depth and ranging
Radio detection and ranging
Remote detection and ranging
Pulsed transmission
Continuous transmission
The Doppler effect
All of the above
Increases with increasing repetition rate
Decreases with increasing repetition rate
Decreases with increasing pulse period
None of the above
Increases with increasing pulse duration
Decreases with increasing pulse duration
Is always a tenth of the maximum range
None of the above
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