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Electromagnetics – Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

  1. 25. An antenna is a device that converts:

    • A. Electrical energy into mechanical energy
    • B. Mechanical energy into electrical energy
    • C. Guided waves into space waves and vice-versa
    • D. Space waves into guided waves
  2. 26. The radiation pattern of an isotropic antenna is a:

    • A. Figure-eight
    • B. Sphere
    • C. Doughnut
    • D. Hemisphere
  3. 27. The directivity of an antenna is a measure of its ability to:

    • A. Transmit in all directions
    • B. Receive signals from all directions
    • C. Concentrate radiated power in a particular direction
    • D. Minimize losses
  4. 28. Maxwell's equations are a set of ________ differential equations.

    • A. Two
    • B. Three
    • C. Four
    • D. Five
  5. 29. The curl of the electric field E is equal to:

    • A. Negative time rate of change of magnetic flux density
    • B. Time rate of change of magnetic flux density
    • C. Magnetic flux density
    • D. Current density
  6. 30. What is the primary function of a waveguide?

    • A. To guide electromagnetic waves
    • B. To store electric energy
    • C. To generate electromagnetic waves
    • D. To filter specific frequencies
  7. 31. Which mode of propagation is common in rectangular waveguides?

    • A. TEM
    • B. TE
    • C. TM
    • D. Both TE and TM
  8. 32. The cut-off frequency of a waveguide depends on:

    • A. Its length
    • B. Its material
    • C. Its dimensions
    • D. The operating frequency
  9. 33. Faraday's law of induction explains:

    • A. Motional EMF
    • B. Transformer EMF
    • C. Both motional and transformer EMF
    • D. Static EMF
  10. 34. Magnetic flux lines always form:

    • A. Open loops
    • B. Closed loops
    • C. Straight lines
    • D. Spiral paths
  11. 35. The electric susceptibility relates the electric field to the:

    • A. Polarization
    • B. Magnetic field
    • C. Current density
    • D. Permittivity
  12. 36. The magnetic field intensity H is related to the magnetic flux density B by:

    • A. B = μH
    • B. H = μB
    • C. B = μ₀H
    • D. H = μ₀B