Comms 2 (Mod 1 & 2) Flashcards

1
Q

Who defined data communication?

A

Lexicographers

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2
Q

“Any process that permits the passage from a sender to one or more receivers of information of any nature, delivered in any easy to use form by any electromagnetic system.”

A

Data Communication

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3
Q

data communication has its earliest roots in

A

Samuel Morse’s 1837 exhibition of a telegraph system

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4
Q

the telegraph, dots and dashes are transmitted across a wire through

A

Electromechanical induction

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5
Q

By this year, telegraph service had become adopted by the Great Western Railway, an endorsement that allowed the service to expand across the nation.

A

1843

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6
Q

Originally, the first telegraph was invented by

A

Sir Charles Wheatstone and Sir William Cooke

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7
Q

He secured an American patent for the telegraph

A

Samuel Morse

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8
Q

The first telegraph line was established between

A

Baltimore and Washington, D.C.

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8
Q

When did Morse secure an American patent for the telegraph

A

1840

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9
Q

The first slow-speed telegraph printer was invented in

A

1849

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10
Q

When was high-speed (15 bps) printers were available?

A

1860

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11
Q

It was formed for the purpose of carrying coded messages from one person to another.

A

Western Union Telegraph Company

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12
Q

Where was Western Union Telegraph Company located

A

Rochester, New York

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13
Q

Inventor of the telegraph multiplexer, which allowed signals from up to 6 telegraphs over a single wire.

A

Emile Baudot

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14
Q

Who made the first telephone call and when

A

Alexander Graham (June 1876)

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15
Q

Inventor of Telephone

A

Alexander Graham Bell

16
Q

He succeeded in sending radiotelegraph messages.

A

Guglielmo Marconi

16
Q

First Intelligible words spoken over the telephon

A

”Mr. Watson — Come here — I want to see you”

17
Q

the first commercial radio stations were installed this year

A

1920

18
Q

This computer was the first mass-produced electronic computer.

A

UNIVAC

19
Q

Who built the UNIVAC

A

Remington Rand Corporation

20
Q

The Baudot has 3 main parts hardware

A
  • Keyboard
  • Distributor
  • Paper Tape
21
Q

It replaced the punch card

A

UNIVAC

22
Q

How many decimal digits/sec the UNIVAC can read

A

7200

23
Q

It defines the direction of the flow of information between two communication devices; it tells the direction of signal flow between the two devices.

A

Transmission Modes

24
Q

In Communication Networks, Communication can take place in one direction connected to such a circuit are either a send only or receive only device.

A

simplex

25
Q

This system can transmit data in both directions, but only in one direction at a time

A

Half duplex

26
Q

This system can transmit data simultaneously in both directions on transmission path.

A

full duplex

27
Q

Types of coding

A
  • Human Code
  • Machine Code
28
Q

Types of human code

A
  • Morse code
  • Dot and dash
29
Q

Types of machine code

A
  • Binary states
  • binary digit
  • byte
30
Q

The word telegraph is derived from the Greek words

A

tele = “distant” graphein = “to write”