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Optoelectronics Gate & PSU MCQ Questions With Answers
1.
When both active and passive devices are integrated on a single chip, in multilayered form, then these devices are known as _____________
IP devices
IO devices
Wavelength converters
Optical parametric amplifiers
2.
___________________ is defined as a process by which the wavelength of the transmitted signal is changed without altering the data carried by the signal.
Wavelength conversion
Attenuation
Sigma management
Wavelength dispersion
3.
Integrated technology for optical devices are developed within optical fiber communication.
True
False
4.
Th e broad classifications of fiber-optic cable based on the diameter of the core are _____ and _____.
graded-index, step-index
step-index, multimode
multimode, single-mode
graded-index, multimode
5.
What is the most prominent use of Fiber Optics today?
Phones
Television Screens
The Internet
MRI imaging
6.
A(n) _____ is a device for testing and troubleshooting long runs of fiber-optic cable.
tone generator
optical time domain reflectometer
digital multimeter
punch down tool
7.
For linear as well as in nonlinear mode _______________ are most important network elements.
Optical amplifier
Optical detector
A/D converter
D/A converters
8.
Is when light bounces off of the inside of a glass or plastic cable or fiber.
total internal reflection
electromagnetic signal (radio waves)
laser
fiber optic cable
9.
He device which is used to perform wavelength conversion is called as ___________
Attenuator
Wavelength Gyrator
Wavelength Circulator
Wavelength translator
10.
Signals that travel through the air without wires.
fiber optic signals
electromagnetic signal
laser
fiber optic cable
11.
A(n) _____ wave is a form of energy that behaves like a wave and can travel through a vacuum.
radio
sound
surface
electromagnetic
12.
Is a machine that makes powerful single color light
fiber optic signals
electromagnetic signal (radio waves)
laser
fiber optic cable
13.
What are the two general types of fiber optic cable found in current networking environments?
Red and Green
Singlemode and Multimode
High-frequency and Low-frequency
Narrowband and Wideband
14.
True or False: All fiber optic cables have the same type of physical connector?
True
False
15.
How does light travel through the cable?
Refraction and Reflection
Refraction only
Dispersion
Total Internal Reflection
16.
The ___________ converters cannot process different modulation formats.
Shifting
Optoelectronic wavelength
Opt-circular
Magnetic simulating
17.
The more advantages optical amplifier is ____________
Fiber amplifier
Semiconductor amplifier
Repeaters
Mode hooping amplifier
18.
What is the difference between scattering and dispersion?
Scattering is the loss of signal strength due to impurities in the core material; dispersion is the distortion of a light wave pattern as it reflects off the core cladding.
Scattering is due to the refraction property diff erences in the core material; dispersion occurs when intervening material absorbs some of the signal.
Scattering is loss of signal strength due to physical factors outside the core; dispersion is the loss of signal strength due to impurities in the core material.
Scattering occurs due to an improper termination; dispersion occurs due to a poorly spliced cable.
19.
What does this represent?
electromagnetic signal
electrical signal
fiber optic signal
information
20.
The optical medium, in case of optical wavelength conversion is ___________
Depleted
Linear
Non-linear
Dispersive
21.
Information and data that are sent over copper or metal wires using electricity
encode
transmit
decode
electrical signal
22.
Which of the following is not a benefit of fiber-optic cable over copper-core cable?
Increased security
Less cost
Higher Bandwidth
Immune to electromagnetic interference
23.
For what are Fiber Optics mainly used?
Long distance communication
Imaging
Phones
Downloading Apps
24.
______________ are operated at current beyond normal lasing threshold current, practically.
Semiconductor optical amplifier
Erbium-doped fiber amplifier
Raman fiber amplifier
Brillouin fiber amplifier
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