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Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

The most suitable class of amplifier for a high fidelity radio transmitter is

  • B.
  • C.
  • A.
udreacc asking:

Class C is specially designed for RF and only that and can't be used for audio

Module 4. Electronic fundamentals

The output of a tachogenerator should be

  • exponential.
  • linear.
  • sinusoidal.
udreacc asking:

in the question it is not mentioned it is referring to AC

Module 3. Electrical fundamentals

A circuit containing a resistor, capacitor and inductor where resonant frequency is met, what will the impedance of the circuit be?

  • Maximum.
  • Resistance across the resistor.
  • Zero.
Wesley asking:

The question does not say if the LCR circuit is in series or parallel.
Series RLC at resonance: XL and XC cancel, leaving only R. Impedance = low (just R, could be very low if R is small).
Parallel RLC at resonance: XL and XC still cancel in terms of reactance, but because the components are in parallel, this results in high impedance — approaching infinite in the ideal case

Module 9. Human factors

Consumption of alcohol

  • increases mental and physical reaction times.
  • does not change mental or physical reactions.
  • decreases mental and physical reaction times.
THE_Eddie_ Murphy asking:

I chose the correct answer, as confirmed by the notes at the bottom. However, it was marked as incorrect.

Module 11. Aeroplane aerodynamics, structures and systems

On large aircraft, braked wheel assemblies are normally inflated with

  • nitrogen.
  • nitrogen and not more than 5% of air.
  • an argon and CO2 mixture.
Afshinarabi asking:

ONE ANSWER IS ONLY NITROGEN AND ANOTHER SAYS
nitrogen and not more than 5% of air. WHICH ONE IS CORRECT?

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