Section T10A

T0A  RF safety fundamentals, terms and definitions

 

T0A01 @T0A01

Why is it a good idea to adhere to the FCC's Rules for using the

minimum power needed when you are transmitting with your hand-held

radio?

A.  Large fines are always imposed on operators violating this rule

B.  To reduce the level of RF radiation exposure to the operator's

head

C.  To reduce calcification of the NiCd battery pack

D.  To eliminate self oscillation in the receiver RF amplifier

    

T0A02 @T0A02

Over what frequency range are the FCC Regulations most stringent for

RF radiation exposure?

A.  Frequencies below 300 kHz

B.  Frequencies between 300 kHz and 3 MHz

C.  Frequencies between 3 MHz and 30 MHz

D.  Frequencies between 30 MHz and 300 MHz

 

T0A03 @T0A03

What is one biological effect to the eye that can result from RF

exposure?

A.  The strong magnetic fields can cause blurred vision

B.  The strong magnetic fields can cause polarization lens

C.  It can cause heating, which can result in the formation of

cataracts

D.  It can cause heating, which can result in astigmatism

   

T0A04 @T0A05

In the far field, as the distance from the source increases, how does

power density vary?

A.  The power density is proportional to the square of the distance

B.  The power density is proportional to the square root of the

distance

C.  The power density is proportional to the inverse square of the

distance

D.  The power density is proportional to the inverse cube of the

distance

   

T0A05 @T0A06  

In the near field, how does the field strength vary with distance from

the source?

A.  It always increases with the cube of the distance

B.  It always decreases with the cube of the distance

C.  It varies as a sine wave with distance

D.  It depends on the type of antenna being used

 

T0A06 @T0A09

Why should you never look into the open end of a microwave feed horn

antenna while the transmitter is operating?

A.  You may be exposing your eyes to more than the maximum permissible

exposure of RF radiation

B.  You may be exposing your eyes to more than the maximum permissible

exposure level of infrared radiation

C.  You may be exposing your eyes to more than the maximum permissible

exposure level of ultraviolet radiation

D. All of these choices are correct

   

T0A07 @T0A10

Why are Amateur Radio operators required to meet the FCC RF radiation

exposure limits?

A.  The standards are applied equally to all radio services

B.  To ensure that RF radiation occurs only in a desired direction

C.  Because amateur station operations are more easily adjusted than

those of commercial radio services

D.  To ensure a safe operating environment for amateurs, their

families and neighbors

   

T0A08 @T0A11

Why are the maximum permissible exposure (MPE) levels not uniform

throughout the radio spectrum?

A.  The human body absorbs energy differently at various frequencies

B.  Some frequency ranges have a cooling effect while others have a

heating effect on the body

C.  Some frequency ranges have no effect on the body

D.  Radiation at some frequencies can have a catalytic effect on the

body

 

T0A09 @T0B01 

What does the term "specific absorption rate" or SAR mean?

A.  The degree of RF energy consumed by the ionosphere

B.  The rate at which transmitter energy is lost because of a poor

feed line

C.  The rate at which RF energy is absorbed into the human body

D.  The amount of signal weakening caused by atmospheric phenomena

    

T0A10 @T0B04  

On what value are the maximum permissible exposure (MPE) limits based?

A.  The square of the mass of the exposed body

B.  The square root of the mass of the exposed body

C.  The whole-body specific gravity (WBSG)

D.  The whole-body specific absorption rate (SAR)


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