CT3 Cable Theory and Terms 16 Flashcards

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Radio Wave is

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An electromagnetic wave that has been produced by a transmitter

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2
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RF is

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an electromagnetic wave that generally falls in the frequency range of 3 kHz to 300 GHz

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3
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MHz (Megahertz) Equal to

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one million Hertz. Video Signal Bandwidth is typically expressed in MHz

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4
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Frequency

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The number of times per second that a signal fluctuates

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5
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Spectrum

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a range of wavelengths of electromagnetic emission

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6
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Attenuation

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The difference between transmitted and received power resulting from the loss through equipment, lines,
or other transmission devices. usually expressed in decibels.

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7
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5 factors of attenuation

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Length of cable, size of the center conductor, type of dielectric, temperature, frequency.

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8
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dielectric

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The insulating material separating two conductors such as that between the center conductor and sheath in coaxial cable

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9
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When coaxial cable heats up its attenuation…

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increases

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10
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tap

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a passive cable device that electrically siphons off a portion of signal from a main distribution line or feeder.

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11
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Signal Level Meter (SLM)

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a frequency selective receiver capable of tuning in a desired frequency with a meter showing the strength of the input voltage and the frequency.

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12
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dB

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relative signal level. it refers to the comparison of 2 or more signal levels

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13
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Gain

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Is the measure of the ability of a circuit (often an amplifier) to increase the power or the amplitude of a signal from the input to the output

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14
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dBmV

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an absolute signal level that describes the amount of the signal at a specific location in the system.

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