Set No. Code No:320403 III B.Tech. II-Semester Supplementary Examinations, November-2003

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2.a) b) 3.a) b) 4.a) b)

5.a) b)

Explain the phenomenon of Gunn effect with neat schematics, using RWH Theory. What type of materials exhibit this phenomenon? Write short notes on: High field domain of a Gunn diode. Describe and distinguish between the up converter and down converter modes of operation of parametric amplifiers. List out their applications. List out the merits, demerits and applications of Tunnel diodes at microwave frequencies. Explain the principle of functioning of a waveguide line stretcher type of phase shifter. A reciprocal 2 port microwave network has a VSWR of 1.5 and an insertion loss of 2 dB. Find the magnitudes of S-parameters for this circuit. Establish the properties of a series type waveguide Tee junction and find its S-matrix. Explain the basic characteristics of ferrite materials.

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How is bunching achieved in a cavity magnetron . Explain the phase focusing effect. Discuss types of magnetrons and list the important applications.

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Mention different Microwave Regions, Band designations and the corresponding services of electromagnetic waves. Mention the applications of Microwaves.

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Explain the procedure for (a) High power measurement measurement at microwave frequencies.

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Explain how a rectangular cross section of a micro stripline can be transformed into equivalent circular conductor. In the above transformation, what is the significance of t/w ratio?

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b) c) 3.a) b)

What are the slow wave structures? List the different slow wave structures. Mention their relative merits and demerits. Explain how a helical TWT achieves amplification. How are oscillations avoided in a TWT.

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Code No:320403 III B.Tech. II-Semester Supplementary Examinations, November-2003 MICROWAVE ENGINEERING (Electronics and Communication Engineering) Time:3 hours Max Marks:80 Answer any Five Questions All questions carry equal marks. ---1.a) Draw the applegate diagram of a Reflex Klystron and explain velocity modulation and bunching. b) Describe the construction of a multicavity Klystron and the coupling techniques to be adopted for more interaction between RF electron beams.

Explain how negative resistance devices amplification? Describe Gunn effect, and explain its significance.

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Explain how a Tunnel diode can be used in negative resistance amplifiers. Draw the equivalent circuit of a PIN diode under different biasing configurations and explain the parameters.

5.a)

Explain the principle of working of a precision rotary phase shifter, with neat sketches. Write down the S-matrices for (i) a simple ideal rectangular waveguide section, and (ii) a simple ideal dielectric phase shifter in a rectangular guide.

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Define and establish the principle of Faraday rotation, with necessary relations. What is a gyrator? Explain how a gyrator can be realized in practice.

7.a) b)

What are the different types of attenuators available? Find the attenuation (in dB) for an ideal rotary vane attenuator for vane rotation of  = 45 degrees Explain the method of measurement of attenuation and insertion loss, with a neat block diagram.

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Calculate the Characteristic impedance of a micro stripline from the data given. r = 4.28, h = 6.3 mils, t = 5.3 mils, w = 10 mils. Compare & Contrast a micro stripline with a balanced stripline. @@@@@

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Explain the terms frequency pulling and frequency pushing with reference to a magnetron. What is back heating? How can it be avoided? What is strapping? Why is it done?

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Code No:320403 III B.Tech. II-Semester Supplementary Examinations, November-2003 MICROWAVE ENGINEERING (Electronics and Communication Engineering) Time:3 hours Max Marks:80 Answer any Five Questions All questions carry equal marks. ---1.a) Derive equations for a two-cavity klystron amplifier, power output, gain circuit efficiency and electron efficiency. b) Distinguish between velocity modulation and current modulation.

Give the classification of solid state MW devices along with examples? Why conventional tubes and solid state devices can not be used at microwave frequencies ?

4. a) b)

Write notes on the following : Series and shunt mounted configurations of PIN diode microwave switches. Negative resistance features of Tunnel diode.

5.a)

Explain the need for attenuation in microwave circuits. With neat schematics, explain the working principle of a precision type variable attenuator with rectangular and circular wave guide sections. Obtain the S matrix for this attenuator.

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What is a Gyrator? Describe how a 4 port circulator can be realized by using Gyrator and Hybrids? Write down the scattering matrix for an ideal Gyrator, and the 4 port circulator.

7.a) b) c)

Define Directivity and Coupling coefficient of an ideal directional coupler Express Directivity and Coupling coefficient in terms of S- parameters. Using a suitable set-up explain how to find the S-parameters of a directional coupler

8.a)

Compare and contrast Microwave integrated circuit with Monolithic Microwave integrated circuit. What are the requirements to be considered for designing of a Microwave integrated circuit? Explain the applications of Microwave integrated circuits.

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Code No:320403 III B.Tech. II-Semester Supplementary Examinations, November-2003 MICROWAVE ENGINEERING (Electronics and Communication Engineering) Time:3 hours Max Marks:80 Answer any Five Questions All questions carry equal marks. ---1.a) What are the limitations of conventional vacuum tubes at microwave frequencies? Explain how these limitations can be overcome. b) List the standard band designations for microwave frequencies. When and why TWT is preferred to multi cavity klystron amplifier? Describe the modes and gain considerations in a TWT.

3.a)

What is meant by negative resistance? Give list of negative resistance devices.

4.a) b) 5.a)

b) 6.a)

Describe contruction, working and characteristics of Gunn diode.

Explain the significance of the following terms and their applicability : (i) population inversion (ii) Manley-Rowe relations. Explain the physical structure and microwave applications of PIN diodes.

Write down the S-matrix for a 3-port network, when two of its ports are matched. What are the conditions on the S-matrix elements, if, in addition the device is lossless? Explain the principle of working of a rectangular guides dielectric phase shifter.

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Show that a lossless reciprocal three-port network can be physically realized if two of its ports are matched. Write down S-matrix for such a component. b) A 3 port circulator has an insertion loss of 1 dB, Isolation of 30 dB and a VSWR of 1.50. Find its S-matrix. Distinguish between Isolation and Insertion loss of a two port microwave component. Express the above two quantities in terms of S-parameters. Explain how VSWR,ISOLATION and INSERTION LOSS can be found for an isolator

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What are the various technologies involved in the fabrication of Microwave Integrated Circuits (MIC). Discuss disadvantages of MICs.

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