17. Wireless Signals and Modulation Flashcards

1
Q

What is a frequency?

A

The number of times a signal makes a complete cycle in 1 second

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2
Q

In what is frequency measured?

A

Herts –> x1000 Khz –> x1000 Mhz –> x1000 Ghz

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3
Q

What is the 2,4 Ghz band?

A

2.4 - 2.4835

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4
Q

What is the 5Ghz band?

A
  1. 150 - 5.250
  2. 250 - 5.350
  3. 480 - 5.725
  4. 725 - 5.825
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5
Q

How is the actual frequency range called?

A

Bandwidth

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6
Q

What is important about the phase of a signal?

A

Signals in phase tend to add

Signals out of phase ten to cancel each other out

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7
Q

What is the EIRP?

A

Transmitting power level + length of cable + antenna gain

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8
Q

What is dBd (dB-dipole)?

A

When a diabolic antenna has been used you need to add 2,14 dBi

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9
Q

What is the link budget?

A

Transmitting power level - length of cable + antenna gain - free space loss + antenna gain - length of cable

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10
Q

What is a fact about free space path loss?

A
  • The signal weakens faster near the transmitter but more slowly farther away.
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11
Q

What is the RSSI?

A

Signals power 0-255

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12
Q

What is the sensitivity level?

A

Signal below is not heard by the receiver

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13
Q

What is the SNR?

A

Difference between the signal and the noise

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14
Q

What are the 3 goals for a RF modulation scheme?

A
  • Carry data at predefined rate
  • Be reasonably immune to noise
  • Be practical to transmit and receive
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15
Q

What are the 3 things a modulation scheme can alter?

A
  • Frequency
  • Phase
  • Amplitude
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16
Q

What is MIMO?

A

Multiple-input multiple-output

17
Q

What is SISO?

A

Single-input Single-output

18
Q

What is maximal ratio combining?

A

When signal is transmitted through MIMO the receiver MRC can combine them to make the best signal.