NABTEB QUESTIONS

Explain the following term in super heterodynes receiver. i. FEDELITY v. FREQUENCY RANGE – NABTEB QUESTION

i. FEDELITY: Is a measure of how well the output of a receiver reproduces the modulation of the signals received at its input.

ii. SELECTIVELY: Is a measure of the ability of a receiver to reject unwanted signals

iii. SENSITIVITY: The sensitivity of a receiver determines the weakness signal which will provide a specified output without excessive noise.

iv. POWER OUTPUT: Of a receiver is usually defined as the number of watts which the audio power amplifiers can deliver to the loudspeaker.

v. FREQUENCY RANGE: Is the band of frequencies which the receiver can cover.

Sunday

Share
Published by
Sunday
Tags: NABTEB

Recent Posts

ETM 312 Theory Questions: Land Law and the Consequences of Unauthorized Land Transfers in Nigeria

300 Level Estate Management and Valuation Department exam questions and detailed answers. Download the answers…

5 months ago

ETM 312 Theory Questions: Co-Ownership Structures and Land Acquisition Methods in Nigeria

200 Level Estate Management and Valuation Department exam questions and detailed answers. Download the answers…

5 months ago

ETM 312 Theory Questions: Rights in Community Land and Fundamental Land Concepts in Nigeria

200 Level Estate Management and Valuation Department exam questions and detailed answers. Download the answers…

5 months ago

ETM 312 Theory Questions: Customary Land Control and the Origins of Nigeria’s Land Use Act

200 Level Estate Management and Valuation Department exam questions and detailed answers. Download the answers…

5 months ago

ETM 312 Theory Questions: Land Ownership Principles and Transaction Laws in Nigeria

200 Level Estate Management and Valuation Department exam questions and detailed answers. Download the answers…

5 months ago

ETM 226 Theory Questions: Trespass: Types and Defenses in Property Law

200 Level Estate Management and Valuation Department exam questions and detailed answers. Download the answers…

5 months ago