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Return to RF Cafe Quiz #13 1. a) Right-hand rule.
See this RF Cafe
Labs experiment that proves the claim. 2. b) Lissajous waveform (lē'-su-zhOO"). 
Named after Jules Antoine Lissajous. 3. b) frā-nĕl'
- that's right, it is NOT pronounced frĕz-nĕl'
4. a) Lowpass Low frequencies easily pass through the series inductors and do not pass through the
shunt capacitors. 5. b) 4 Each reactive component (2 inductors + 2 capacitors) creates a
pole in the transfer function. 6. c) Microstrip Microstrip uses a conductor running over top
of a ground plane, with a dielectric in-between. 7. b) 90° H-Plane bend The mnemonic used
for waveguide is that an E-Plane bend curves along the narrow side (the "E"asy bend), and that a H-Plane bend
curves along the wide side (the "H"ard bend). There is no such thing as a Maxwell bend. 8. c) 62
kΩ, ±10% = 3 (62 x 103 = 62 kΩ), Silver = ±10% 9. a) Tin whiskers
 Click
image to view NASA video. 10. b) This logo first appeared around 1999.
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