Correct Answer : the linearity is worse than in phase discriminator
Correct Answer : the IF stage has better selectivity than RF stage
Correct Answer : All of the above
Correct Answer : 455 kHz
Correct Answer : Single-sideband, full-carrier
Correct Answer : Variable sensitivity
Correct Answer : Negative-peak clipping
Correct Answer : Phase discriminator
Correct Answer : Bipolar transistor balanced modulator
Correct Answer : its operating temperature
Correct Answer : shift the frequency of the received modulated carrier to the IF band
Correct Answer : The circuit is always biased in class C, by virtue of the leak type bias
Correct Answer : Capacitor
Correct Answer : mixer stage contributes most of the noise generated
Correct Answer : the local oscillator frequency is made higher than the incoming signal frequency
Correct Answer : power amplifier
Correct Answer : half the modulating frequency
Correct Answer : is constant with frequency
Correct Answer : tracking will be improved
Correct Answer : 16 kbps
Correct Answer : cuts off an audio amplifier when the carrier is absent
Correct Answer : Greater limiting
Correct Answer : It is relatively free of spurious frequency
Correct Answer : 2100 kHz
Correct Answer : Blocking
Correct Answer : The circuit is always biased in class C, by virtue of the leak-type bias.
Correct Answer : To allow adequate frequency coverage without switching
Correct Answer : Mixer
Correct Answer : 30, 60 and 70 MHz
Correct Answer : stop oscillation
Correct Answer : will decrease
Correct Answer : reduce receiver gain at some specific frequency
Correct Answer : Input noise voltage
Correct Answer : IF amplifier
Correct Answer : its ability to reject adjacent unwanted signals
Correct Answer : magic eye
Correct Answer : is independent of the modulating signal power
Correct Answer : 236
Correct Answer : allow permit adequate frequency coverage without switching
Correct Answer : 1465 kHz
Correct Answer : 1910 kHz
Correct Answer : 10.7 MHz
Correct Answer : 84.7%
Correct Answer : Somewhat worse when the receiving frequency is raised
Correct Answer : Demodulator
Correct Answer : MF
Correct Answer : an increase in signal strength produces more AGC
Correct Answer : radio frequencies
Correct Answer : 25.91 MHz
Correct Answer : in the channel
Correct Answer : Selectivity will be poor
Correct Answer : Selectivity will be too sharp
Correct Answer : higher than the incoming frequency
Correct Answer : Armstrong oscillator
Correct Answer : of constant passband
Correct Answer : typical to FM receivers only
Correct Answer : provide higher selectivity
Correct Answer : Microphone
Correct Answer : 20 kHz
Correct Answer : Frequency changer
Correct Answer : double-tuned transformer coupling
Correct Answer : Both the statements are true
Correct Answer : blocking
Correct Answer : Atmospheric noise
Correct Answer : reduce the effect of negative peak clipping
Correct Answer : 1.116
Correct Answer : High gain and better sensitivity
Correct Answer : characteristics of IF section
Correct Answer : 2110 kHz
Explanation : A signal (image) can interfere with a superheterodyne receiver if fits the following equation.Image = Signal +/- 2 x I.F.Which says that a signal has the capacity to interfere with a superhet receiver if its frequency is equal to the signal frequency (1200 kHz in our question) plus or minus twice the IF (455 kHz in our question).So one possible image is : 1200 + ( 2 x 455 ) = 2110 kHz (possible).And the other: 1200 - ( 2 x 455 ) = 290 kHz (not likely).