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MCQ: The natural resonant frequency of a plasma oscillation, equal to the minimum frequency of electromagnetic waves that can travel through the plasma without attenuation is called

  1. plasma frequency
  2. radio frequency
  3. amplitude frequency
  4. microwave frequency

A

MCQ: Pendry et al. proposed dilute metals with extremely

  1. high plasma frequency
  2. low plasma frequency
  3. low microwave frequency
  4. high microwave frequency

B

MCQ: Metal that resists chemical action, does not corrode, and is not easily attacked by acids is called

  1. super insulators
  2. ideal insulators
  3. base metals
  4. noble metals

D

MCQ: Ferrites are material having electric permitivity

  1. equals to zero
  2. less than zero
  3. greater than zero
  4. infinite

C

MCQ: Effective relative magnetic permeability of an SRR array is given by

  1. µr,eff(w)=1-Fw2/w2-w2o+iγw
  2. µr,eff(w)=1+Fw2/w2-w2o+iγw
  3. ∊;r,eff(w)=w2/w2-w2o+iγw
  4. r,eff(w)=Fw2/w2-w2o+iγw

A