Antenna Technology Quiz

Antenna Quiz

Score 100% on our Antenna Technology Quiz, sponsored by Molex, then rate the document and leave...

The Antenna Technology Quiz will test your knowledge of antenna technology, concepts, theory and practice. How much do you REALLY know about antennas? Take our antenna quiz to test your knowledge. To earn the Antenna Quiz Badge, score 100% on the quiz, rate this document, and leave your feedback on the quiz as a comment.

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Top Comments

cat8 over 6 years ago

Interesting but hard!
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anish525 over 6 years ago

Its been 11 years since I had a serious look to the antenna topics, and 84%... I am happy for the refreshment I got eventhough I didn't won the prize
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gpolder over 6 years ago

interesting quiz, although some questions are a bit too specific on molex products.

the nanoVNA is great indeed!
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dougw over 6 years ago

Why do I always forget Ampere?
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kk99 over 6 years ago

Good to know.
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milkman.10@juno.com over 6 years ago

I scored 60 and the ONLY thing I knew about antennas was the ground plane, from CB (and what a PL-259 is, which didn't help). Thoughtful guesses on all the rest. Disclaimer: I've always enjoyed quizzes and generally test above my ability.
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mzungu over 6 years ago

I managed 56% just using my RF knowledge, mostly failing on the product-specific questions, which the resource guide helped with. Great quiz!
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rscasny over 6 years ago in reply to alex.colpitts

Alex,

Concerning your comment:

My primary concern is the statements of antennas supporting specific protocols. Antennas are agnostic of protocol. Protocols are agnostic of frequency. That being said, standards will have operating frequencies specified like LTE with its various bands. (Questions 9, 20, 25)

I would suggest that you listen to this webinar on antenna design presented by our sponsor. Part of it discusses Antenna design with respect to protocols, as protocols need to be considered, among other things:

Antenna Essentials: Key fundamentals that impact your RF system and steps to optimize antenna performance
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alex.colpitts over 6 years ago in reply to rscasny

You addressed my concerns.

Removing the absolute condition of the question fixes it.
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alex.colpitts over 6 years ago in reply to rscasny

Cave is clearly the made up antenna.

Microstep antennas do not exist. I am guessing that it was a typo and was meant to be microstrip.
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