Steel Authority Of India Limited (SAIL)
Management Trainee
MT Electronics Engineering Paper-2010
1.Two coils in differential connection have self-inductance of 2 mH and 4 mH and a mutual inductance of 0.15 mH. The equivalent inductance of the combination is- 5.7 mH
- 5.85 mH
- 6 mH
- 6.15 mH.
- Zero
- (1/2)^1/2V
- 1 V
- (2)^1/2V
- SITs and BJTs
- IGBTs and MOSFETS
- Power transformers and silicon transistor
- Infrared light-emitting diode and a silicon photo transistor
- Gross error
- Absolute error
- Dynamic error
- Relative error
- linear time variant systems
- non-linear time variant systems
- linear time invariant systems
- non-linear time invariant systems.
- I / 0 devices have 8-bit addresses
- I / 0 devices are accessed using IN and OUT instructions
- there can be a maximum of 256 input devices and 256 output devices.
- arithmetic and logic operations can be directly performed with the I / 0 data.
- at cut-off
- at saturation
- well into saturation
- well into cut-off
- ohmic losses of various conductors
- radiation resistance
- ground conductivity
- atmospheric conditions.
- data transfer
- arithmetic
- logical
- program control
- 111.1011
- 101.1101
- 101.011
- 111.001
- point defect
- line defect
- planer defect
- surface defects.
- integrator
- differentiators
- sweep credit
- sync separator.
- Ground waves
- Sky waves
- Surface waves
- Space waves.
- VHF
- SHF
- UHF
- EHF
- a transmitting station and a receiving station
- a transmitting station and many receiving stations
- many transmitting stations and many receiving stations
- none of the above
- V/2R
- V/(3R)^1/2
- V/(2R)^1/2
- 0
- 50 to 55 percent
- 65 to 72 percent
- 82 to 87 percent
- 92 to 99 percent
- Hot wire instrument
- Electrostatic voltmeter
- Moving coil voltmeter
- Moving iron voltmeter
Memory address in Hex Instruction
2000 LXI SP, 1000
2003 PUSH H
2004 PUSH D
2005 CALL 2050
2008 POP 2050
2009 HIT
As the completion of execution of the program, the program the program counter of the 8085 contains ………, and the stack pointer contains ……..
- 2050, OFFC
- 2251, OFFC
- 1025, OCCF
- 1025, OCCF
- 1 dB
- 3 dB
- 10 dB
- 20 dB.
- shorter than machine cycle time
- larger than machine cycle time
- exactly double the machine cycle time
- exactly the same as the machine cycle time
Do 100 I = 1, 2
DO 200 J = 1, 2
M = M + I + J
200 CONTINUE
100 CONTINUE
STOP
END
- 10
- 11
- 12
- 14
- temperature
- pressure
- composition
- all of the above.
- equalizing pulse
- retrace interval between each line
- retrace period of vertical line
- none of the above.
- Horizontal (linear)
- vertical (linear)
- Circular
- Elliptical
- is not a microwave device
- is not a good low level amplifier because of noise
- is not suitable to pulse operation
- has a high repeller voltage to insure small transit time
- Transmitter
- Receiver
- Antenna
- a, b, c combined
- Buck regulator
- Boost regulator
- Buck-boost regulator
- Cuk regulator
- RMS value of alternating current
- voltage
- average value of a.c. current
- instantaneous value of a.c. current
- higher speeds compared to all other types of A / D converters
- very good accuracy without putting extreme requirements on component stability
- poor rejection of power supply hums
- better resolution compared to all other types of A / D converters for the same number of bits.
- 250 - 300 MHz
- 150 - 200 MHz
- 90 - 105 MHz
- 30 - 70 MHz
- 2 bytes
- 1 byte
- 4 bytes
- 8 bytes
- Schottky defect
- Frenkel defect
- edge dislocation
- Miller defect.
- to prevent the loading of several transmitters by video transmitter
- to increase the bandwidth
- to increase the power output
- to increase the efficiency of transmission.
- Ionospheric reflection
- Faraday rotation
- Ducting
- Ionospheric scatter.
- give the same frequency but different transit time
- result from excessive transit time across the resonator gap
- are caused by spurious frequency modulation
- are just for theoretical considerations.
- number of digits used in coding
- volume of information it can take
- maximum rate of information transmission
- bandwidth required for information
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