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What technique reduces the number of required cables in a wired network while providing better utilization of the cables used?
Packet switching
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What broadcasts in the LF band?
WWVB
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Which agency is responsible for assigning and regulating radio frequencies in the United States?
FCC
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How does packet switching allow access to the network?
Packets can be sent by any device as long as no other device is sending a packet.
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What causes crosstalk?
Signals from one frequency encroaching on its neighbor's channel frequency.
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What does a mixer do?
It converts an input frequency to a specific desired output frequency by combining it with a carrier frequency.
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Which organization focuses on telecommunication signals?
ITU-T
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Which statement is true regarding multiple access methods?
Longer CDMA spreading codes allow more users to share the frequency band.
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Which data flow requires two frequency channels?
Full-duplex transmission.
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How does CDMA provide multiple access?
It uses a different PN code for each user.
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How does TDMA provide multiple access?
It divides the transmission time into several slots, giving each user a different time slot.
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What prevents CDMA devices from intercepting each other's signals?
Others' transmissions will appear to be random noise without knowledge of the correct PN code and starting chip.
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What type of filter blocks frequencies below a minimum threshold and above a maximum threshold?
Bandpass filter.
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What standards are developed by IETF?
Internet protocols.
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The FCC approved the use of unlicensed spectrum in the 6 GHz band for wireless communication. What band is 6 GHz in?
SHF (Super High Frequency).
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Which radio system component is an active device?
Amplifier.
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What are de facto standards?
Common practices that the industry simply followed without being created by a standards organization.
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How many filters are used when transmitting an AM signal, and why?
Two filters: one to the IF signal to eliminate undesirable harmonics, and one to the mixer output to eliminate frequencies outside the intended sideband limits.
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Which organization writes regulations rather than standards?
FCC.
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How does FDMA provide multiple access?
It divides the bandwidth into smaller frequency bands or channels, dedicating each channel to a specific user.
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21
WLANs do NOT operate in which band?
Millimeter Wave.
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Where does a mixer fit within the components of a radio transmitter circuit?