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FCC Novice Exam Question Pool. Subelement 2G.
Practical Circuits. 2 Questions.
One (1) question must be from the following:
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2G 1.1 *
Draw a block diagram representing the stages in a
simple Crystal Controlled telegraphy transmitter.
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2G 1.2 *
What type of transmitter does this block diagram represent?
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A. A simple Crystal Controlled Receiver.
B. A simple Crystal Controlled Transmitter.
C. A simple Sideband Transmitter.
D. A VFO Controlled Transmitter.
2G 1.3 *
Draw a block diagram representing the stages in a
simple Telegraphy Transmitter having a
Variable Frequency Oscillator.
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2G 1.4 *
What type of transmitter does this block diagram represent.
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A. A Single Conversion Receiver.
B. A Variable Frequency Oscillator.
C. A Crystal Controlled Transmitter.
D. A simple Transmitter having a
Variable Frequency Oscillator.
2G 2.1 *
Draw a block diagram representing the stage in a
simple Superhetrodyne Receiver capable of
receiving A1A telegraphy signals.
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2G 2.2 *
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A. A Double Conversion Receiver.
B. A Variable Frequency Oscillator.
C. A simple Superheterodyne Receiver.
D. A simple CW Transmitter.
2G 3.1 *
Draw a block diagram representing how two
different antennas and a dummy load can be
connected to the same transceiver.
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2G 3.2 *
What is the unlabeled (?) block in this diagram?
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A. Pi Network.
B. Antenna Switch.
C. Key Click Filter.
D. Mixer
2G 3.3 *
Draw a block diagram representing an Amateur Station
including a TRANSMITTER, RECEIVER, TELEGRAPH KEY,
TR SWITCH, STANDING WAVE RATIO METER, ANTENNA TUNER,
and ANTENNA.
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2G 3.4 *
What is the unlabeled (?) block in this diagram?
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A. TR Switch.
B. Variable Frequency Oscillator.
C. Linear Amplifier.
D. Microphone.
One (1) question must be from the following:
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2G 4.1 C
In an Amateur Radio Station designed for
radiotelephone operation, what station accessory
will you need to go with your transmitter?
A. A Splatter Filter.
B. A Terminal Voice Controller.
C. A Microphone.
D. A Reciever Audio Filter.
2G 4.2 *
What is the unlabeled block (?) in this
block diagram of a Radiotelephone Station?
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A. A Splatter Filter.
B. A Terminal Voice Controller.
C. A Microphone.
D. A Reciever Audio Filter.
2G 5.1 B
In an Amateur Radio Station designed for
Radioteletype operation, what station accessory
will you need to go with your transmitter?
A. A computer, Printer and an RTTY Refresh Unit.
B. A Modem and a Teleprinter or a Computer System.
C. A Terminal Node Controller.
D. A Modem, Monitor and a DTMF Key Pad.
2G 5.2 *
Draw a block diagram showing how the parts of a Radioteletype
station connect. Include at least a MODEM, TRANSCIEVER,
COMPUTER SYSTEM or TELEPRINTER, FEED LINE and ANTENNA.
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2G 6.1 B
In a Packet Radio Station, what device connects between
the Radio Transciever and the Computer Terminal?
A. An RS 232 Interface.
B. A Terminal Node Controller.
C. A Terminal Refresh Unit.
D. A Tactical Network Control System.
2G 6.2 *
What is the unlabeled block (?) in this
block diagram of a Packet Radio Station?
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A. An RS 232 Interface.
B. A Terminal Node Controller.
C. A Terminal Refresh Unit.
D. A Tactical Network Control System.
2G 6.3 C
Where does a Terminal Node Controller
connect in an Amateur Packet Radio Station?
A. Between the Antenna and the Radio.
B. Between the Computer and the Monitor.
C. Between the Computer or Terminal and the Radio.
D. Between the Keyboard and the Computer.
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End of Subelement 2G.
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