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    CHAPTER 5 : ANALOG TRANSMISSION

    1. What is ASK (Amplitude Shift Keying)?

    A form of analog modulation where frequency is varied.

    B) A form of analog modulation where amplitude is varied.

    C) A method of digital encryption.

    D) A method of converting digital signals to analog format.

    Answer: B) A form of analog modulation where amplitude is varied.

    2. What is FSK (Frequency Shift Keying)?

    A) A method of varying the amplitude of a carrier signal.

    B) A form of analog modulation where phase is varied.

    C) A form of analog modulation where frequency is varied.

    D) A method of digital encryption.

    Answer: C) A form of analog modulation where frequency is varied.

    3. What is PSK (Phase Shift Keying)?

    A) A method of varying the amplitude of a carrier signal.

    B) A form of analog modulation where frequency is varied.

    C) A form of analog modulation where phase is varied.

    D) A method of digital encryption.

    Answer: C) A form of analog modulation where phase is varied.

    4. Which modulation technique is used in Morse code transmission?

    A) ASK

    B) FSK

    C) PSK

    D) All of the above

    Answer: A) ASK
    5. Which modulation technique is commonly used in radio frequency identification
    (RFID) systems?

    A) ASK

    B) FSK

    C) PSK

    D) All of the above

    Answer: A) ASK

    6. Which modulation technique is suitable for high noise immunity and efficient use of
    bandwidth?

    A) ASK

    B) FSK

    C) PSK

    D) All of the above

    Answer: C) PSK

    7. In FSK modulation, what happens to the carrier frequency when the input signal is
    high?

    A) It remains unchanged.

    B) It increases.

    C) It decreases.

    D) It oscillates.

    Answer: B) It increases.

    8. In PSK modulation, what happens to the phase of the carrier signal when the input
    signal changes?

    A) The phase remains constant.

    B) The phase shifts by 180 degrees.

    C) The phase shifts according to the input signal.

    D) The phase oscillates randomly.


    Answer: C) The phase shifts according to the input signal.
    9. Which modulation technique is commonly used in digital subscriber line (DSL)
    technology for high-speed internet access?

    A) ASK

    B) FSK

    C) PSK

    D) All of the above

    Answer: C) PSK

    10. In ASK modulation, how is data transmitted when the input signal is at a high level?

    A) By varying the amplitude of the carrier signal.

    B) By varying the frequency of the carrier signal.

    C) By varying the phase of the carrier signal.

    D) By inverting the carrier signal.

    Answer: A) By varying the amplitude of the carrier signal.

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