Ch 2 RF Characteristics and Behaviors Flashcards

1
Q

Are electromagnetic waves comprised of an electric field and a magnetic field.

A

RF waves

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2
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Is the distance between two instances of the same point in the waveform.

A

The wavelength of RF waves

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3
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Is related to the frequency and the speed of the wave.

A

The wavelength

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4
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So when you know the frequency, you can determine the wavelength

A

The speed of a wave is constant (the speed of light)

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5
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The frequency is the rate at which the wave cycles per second and is measured in

A

Hertz

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6
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is the strength or power of the wave.

A

The amplitude of the wave

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7
Q

Amplitude is used in 802.11 networks as

A

Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK) modulation

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8
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Is a comparison between two waves that are either in phase with each other or some degree out of phase.

A

The Phase

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9
Q

phase is used in 802.11 networks as

A

Phase Shift Keying (PSK) modulation.

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10
Q

occurs when an RF wave encounters a large reflective object in relation to the wavelength.

A

Reflection

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11
Q

occurs when an RF wave encounters small reflective objects in relation to the wavelength.

A

Scattering

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12
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occurs as an RF wave front spreads while moving through space.

A

Free Space Path Loss (FSPL)

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13
Q

of gain doubles the usable distance of an RF signal and every blank db of loss halves the usable distance of an RF signal.

A

6 dB and -6dB

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14
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Is a measurement of the return loss in an RF system.

A

Voltage Standing Wave Radio (VSWR)

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15
Q

occurs when RF signals travel multiple paths to the receiver and arrive at slightly different times.

A

Multipath

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