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Serious ‘XM(That’s W2XM)

presents

Exam-prep Jepperdee:

Extra-class Edition

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Announcements

Introduction of presenter

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Operation of the game is almost intuitive, and you can make up your own rules. Each numeric point value on either game board is a hyperlink which reveals a question. Advancing the game one slide past the question (by clicking the screen) displays the answer. “Back” on the answer slide returns you to the game board. “SFJ” stands for “semi-final jepperdee” and “FJ” means “final jepperdee;” proceed from SFJ or FJ by clicking screen until you see the next hyperlink. There is one daily double on each board; click on “Here’s the question.”

For most fun, appropriate hardware (lights, push-buttons, sounder, lockout circuitry) should be used. A diagram is available from the author.

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OPERATING PRACTICES

RULES AND REGULATIONS

ELECTRICAL PRINCIPALS

COMPONENTS & BLDG BLOCKS

100 100 100 100

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400 400 400 400

500 500 500 500 SFJ

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Electronic Circuits

Radio Sigs. & Msrmnts

Modes & Equipment

Antennas/ Propagation

100 100 100 100

200 200 200 200

300 300 300 300

400 400 400 400

500 500 500 500 FJ

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E2C06 During a VHF-UHF contest, in which band segment would you expect to find the

highest level of activity?

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The weak-signal segment of the

band, with most of the activity near the

calling frequencyback

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E2C07

What is the Cabrillo format?

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A standard for submission of

electronic contest logs

back

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E2D07 Which digital protocol is used by

APRS: PACTOR, 802.11, AX.25, or

AMTOR?

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AX.25

back

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E2A02 What is the direction of a

descending pass for an amateur

satellite?

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From north to south

back

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E2A09 What do the terms L band and S band specify with regard to satellite communications?

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The 23-cm and 13-cm bands

back

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E1A05 What is the maximum power output permitted on the 60 meter

band?

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100 watts PEP effective radiated power relative to the gain of a half-

wave dipole back

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E1C01 What is a remotely

controlled station?

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A station controlled indirectly through a

control linkback

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E1D08 Which VHF amateur-service

bands have frequencies available

for space stations?

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2 meters

back

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E1F14 When/why might the FCC issue "Special Temporary Authority" (STA) to

an amateur station?

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To provide for experimental

amateur communications

back

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E1B05 What is the maximum

bandwidth for a data emission on

60 meters?

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2.8 kHz

back

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E6D08 Why use powdered-iron

toroids rather than ferrite ones in an

inductor?

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Powdered-iron toroids generally

maintain their characteristics at higher currents back

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E5B04 What is the time constant of a circuit having two 220-μF caps and two 1-MΩ res., all in parallel?

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220 seconds

back

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E5A08 What is the phase between the I through and the v across a series resonant circuit?

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The voltage and current are in

phaseback

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E5C04 Expressed in polar, what is the z of

a 400-Ω reactance cap in series with a

300-Ω resistor?

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500 ohms at an angle of -53.1

degreesback

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E5D12 How many watts are consumed in a

circuit having a p.f. of 0.2 if the input is 100-V AC at 4 A?

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80 watts

back

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E6A08 What do we call the freq. at which the grounded-base cur-

rent gain of a transis-tor is .7 X the gain at

1 kHz?

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alpha cutoff frequency

back

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E6E06 What charac-teristics of the MMIC

make it a good choice for VHF-

through-microwave circuits?

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Controlled gain, low noise figure, &

constant in and out Z’s over a given frequency rangeback

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E6D13 What type of CRT deflection is best

when high-frequency waveforms are to be

displayed?

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Electrostatic

back

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E6B04 What type of semiconductor

device is used as a voltage-controlled

capacitor?

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Varactor diode

back

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E6D06 What property of the core material determines the inductance of a

toroidal inductor?

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Permeability

back

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E7B12

What is this?

Figure E7-1

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Common emitter amplifier

back

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E6E10 What is the equivalent circuit

of a quartz crystal?

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Motional C, motional L, and loss R all in

series; with a shunt C representing elect-rode and stray C back

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E7H13 Define “capture range”

of a phase-locked loop circuit?

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The frequency range over which

the circuit can lockback

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E7C07 What kind of filter would attenuate an interfering signal as you are receiving an SSB transmission?

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A notch filter

back

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E7D13 Purpose of D1?

Figure E7- 3

C1 C3

+25 +12

R2R1

C2 D14000

4000 0.01

Q1

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To provide a voltage reference

back

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E8D15 What is the typ-ical nominal value for the RMS voltage at a standard household a.c. power outlet?

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120V

back

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E8A06 What is the approximate ratio of PEP-to-average power in a typical SSB phone signal?

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2.5 to 1

back

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E4A03 Which would a spectrum analyzer

display on the vertical axis: Amplitude,

Duration, SWR, or Q?

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Amplitude

back

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E8B08 What parameter is varied by the

modulating signal in a pulse-position

modulation system?

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The time at which each pulse occurs

back

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E4E07 How can you determine if line-

noise interference is being generated

within your home?

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By turning off the AC-power main

breaker and listen-ing on a battery operated radio back

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E2D12 How does JT65 improve EME

communications?

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It can decode signals many dB below the noise floor using FEC

back

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E8C05 What is the necessary bandwidth

of a 13-WPM international Morse code transmission?

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Approximately 52 Hz

back

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E2B09 What hardware, besides a receiver & computer, is needed to decode SSTV using

Digital Radio Mondiale

(DRM)?

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No other hardware is

needed

back

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E4C04 What is the definition of the “noise figure” of

a receiver?

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The ratio of the noise generated by the receiver to the theoretical mini-mum noise (in dB)

back

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E6E05 What noise figure value might

be typical of a low-noise UHF

preamplifier?

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2 dB

back

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E9A09 What is meant by antenna bandwidth?

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The frequency range over which

an antenna satisfies a performance requirement

back

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E9D13 What happens to Z at the feed point of a fixed-length ant. as

the frequency of operation is lowered?

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The radiation resis-tance decreases &

the capacitive reactance increases. back

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E9F06 What is the approx. length of an air-insulated parallel conductor xmission

line that is λ/2 long at 14.1 MHz?

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10 meters

back

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E3B02 What is the approx. maximum range for signals

using transequatorial propagation?

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5000 miles

back

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E0A07 How may dan-gerous levels of car-bon monoxide from

an emergency gener-ator be detected?

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Only with a carbon monoxide detector

back

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Semi-final Jepperdee

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topic:A.C. waveform

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For a sinusoidal voltage, how do

the peak and rms values compare?

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peak voltage = 1.414 X rms voltage

ORVrms = .707 X Vpeak

(to second game board)

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Final Jepperdee

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topic:hazardous materials

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E0A09 Which insulating material used as a

thermal conductor is extremely toxic if

broken or crushed and accidentally inhaled?

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Beryllium Oxide

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Thanks for playingExam-prep Jepperdee:Extra-class

Edition


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