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802.11 technology is typically deployed at which fundamental layer of network architecture?
C. Access
Which organization is responsible for enforcing maximum transmit power rules in an unlicensed frequency band?
A. IEEE
B. Wi-Fi Alliance
C. ISO
D. IETF
E. None of the above
None of the above
The local regulatory domain authorities of individual countries or regions define the spectrum policies and transmit power rules.
802.11 wireless bridge links are typically associated with which network architecture layer?
A. Core
B. Distribution
C. Access
D. Network
B. Distribution
The 802.11-2020 standard was created by which organization?
A. IEEE
B. OSI
C. ISO
D. Wi-Fi Alliance
E. FCC
A. IEEE
They are responsible for the creation of all of the 802 standards.
What organization ensures interoperability of WLAN products?
A. IEEE
B. ITU-R
C. ISO
D. Wi-Fi Alliance
E. FCC
D. Wi-Fi Alliance
They provide certification testing. When a product passes the test, it receives a Wi-Fi Interoperability Certificate.
What type of signal is required to carry data?
A. Communications signal
B. Data signal
C. Carrier signal
D. Binary signal
E. Digital signal
C. Carrier signal
Which keying method is most susceptible to interference from noise?
A. FSK
B. ASK
C. PSK
D. DSK
B. ASK
Because of the effects of noise on the amplitude of a signal, amplitude-shift keying (ASK) has to be used cautiously.
Which sublayer of the OSI model’s Data-Link layer is used for communication between 802.11 radios?
A. LLC
B. PLCP
C. MAC
D. PMD
C. MAC
While performing some research, Janie comes across a reference to a document titled RFC 3935.
Which of the following organization’s website would be best to further research this document?
A. IEEE
B. Wi-Fi Alliance
C. WECA
D. FCC
E. IETF
E. IETF
They handle RFC documents.
What are the three logical planes of operation for network telecommunications?
A. Management
B. Core
C. Control
D. Access
E. Data
A. Management
C. Control
E. Data
Which wave properties can be modulated to encode data? (Choose all that apply.)
A. Amplitude
B. Frequency
C. Phase
D. Wavelength
A. Amplitude
B. Frequency
C. Phase
Everything but wavelength
The IEEE 802.11-2020 standard defines communication mechanisms at which layers of the OSI model? (Choose all that apply.)
A. Network
B. Physical
C. Transport
D. Application
E. Data-Link
F. Session
B. Physical
E. Data-Link
The height or power of a wave is known as what?
A. Phase
B. Frequency
C. Amplitude
D. Wavelength
C. Amplitude
Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 6 certifies the operation and capabilities of which 802.11 wireless standard? (Choose all that apply.)
A. 802.11ac
B. 802.11ax
C. 802.1X
D. 802.11ay
B. 802.11ax
Which of the following is the responsibility of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)?
A. Request for Comments (RFCs)
B. 802 standards
C. Wi-Fi CERTIFIED standards
D. Regulatory domain authority rules
A. RFCs
Which of the following wireless communications parameters and usage are typically governed by a local regulatory authority? (Choose all that apply.)
A. Frequency
B. Bandwidth
C. Maximum transmit power
D. Maximum EIRP
E. Indoor/outdoor usage
All of the Above
What type of communications do 802.11 radios use to transmit and receive?
A. Simplex
B. Half-duplex
C. Full-duplex
D. Echo-duplex
B. Half-duplex
Both devices are capable of transmitting and receiving; however, only one device can transmit at a time.
A wave is divided into degrees. How many degrees make up a complete wave?
A. 100
B. 180
C. 212
D. 360
D. 360 degrees
What are the advantages of using unlicensed frequency bands for RF transmissions? (Choose all that apply.)
-A. There are no governmental regulations.
-B. There is no additional financial cost.
-C. Anyone can use the frequency band.
-D. There are no rules.
B, C
The main advantages of an unlicensed frequency are that permission to transmit on the frequency is free and that anyone can use the unlicensed frequency.
The OSI model consists of how many layers?
A. Four
B. Six
C. Seven
D. Nine
C. Seven
What are some results of multipath interference? (Choose all that apply.)
A. Scattering delay
B. Upfade
C. Excessive retransmissions
D. Absorption
B. Upfade
C. Excessive retransmissions
If two signals arrive together in phase, the result is an increase in signal strength called upfade. The delay spread may also be too significant and cause data bits to be corrupted, resulting in excessive layer 2 retransmissions.
What term best defines the linear distance traveled in one positive-to-negative-to-positive oscillation of an electromagnetic signal?
A. Crest
B. Frequency
C. Trough
D. Wavelength
D. Wavelength
Which of the following statements are true about amplification? (Choose all that apply.)
A. Antennas are active gain amplifiers that focus the energy of a signal.
B. Transceivers are active gain amplifiers where the signal is sourced.
C. Antennas are passive gain amplifiers that focus the energy of a signal.
D. RF amplifiers passively increase signal strength by focusing the AC current of the signal.
B. Transceivers are active gain amplifiers where the signal is sourced.
C. Antennas are passive gain amplifiers that focus the energy of a signal.
RF amplifiers introduce active gain with the help of an outside power source. Passive gain is typically created by antennas that focus the energy of a signal without the use of an outside power source.
A standard measurement of frequency is called what?
A. Hertz
B. Milliwatt
C. Nanosecond
D. Decibel
E. K-factor
A. Hertz