Exam 3 ISMN Flashcards

1
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Wireless

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Telecommunications in electromagnetic waves carry the signal and transmit data (microwave, satellite, radio, etc)
Binary Communication (0’s and 1’s)

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2
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Microwave Adv/Disadv

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Adv: High Bandwidth, relatively inexpensive
Disadvantages: Needs unobstructed line of sight

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3
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Satellite Adv/Disadv

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Adv: High Bandwidth, high coverage
Disadv: Needs unobstructed line of sight, expensive, must use encryption, signals experience propogation delay

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4
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Radio Adv/Disadv

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Adv: High Bandwidth, signals pass through walls. inexpensive, easy to install
Disadv: Creates electrical interference, susceptible to snooping unless encrypted

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5
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3 basic types of Tellecommunications Satellites

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GEO, MEO, LEO

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6
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How many satellites orbiting Earth? How many inactive?

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> 7900, >3170

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7
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Wavelength

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Trough to Trough

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8
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Wave Frequency

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Waves produced from the source per second

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9
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Bluetooth

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uses low-power; peer-to-peer; can transmit up to 50 Mbps up to 1,300 ft

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10
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Ultra-Wideband:

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Ultra-Wideband: popular application are Real-Time Location Systems (people trackers via badges) ; transmission speeds over 100 Mbps up to 650 ft

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11
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Near Field Communication (NFC):

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Embedded in mobile devices; smallest range; used for mobile wallets / proximity purchases

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12
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Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity)

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300 ft access area (multiple access points/extenders expand
coverage)

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13
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Cellular Radio

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Cell phone networks. Cell phones communicate with radio antennas
(towers) placed within geographic areas called cells. Information is transmitted to the local cell tower & passed from cell tower to cell tower until it reaches its destination.

1st Generation (1G) thru 5th Generation (5G)
Long Range

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14
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Security Concerns

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transmissions can be intercepted by anyone who is close enough and has access to the appropriate
equipment

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15
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To protect wireless networks,

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encryption is used
WPA2 – popular wi-fi encryption for wireless networks

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16
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Rogue Access Points

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(unauthorized access point into a
wireless network/employee brings a wireless device):
i.e. Evil twin attack using a Hotspotter – device that detects wireless networks & provides info on them –
to spoof a legitimate network

17
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War Driving

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18
Q

Eavesdropping

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(accessing data on wireless networks by unauthorized users)

19
Q

Radio Frequency Jamming

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Intentional and Unintentional Interference

20
Q

Mobile Computing

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refers to a real-time, wireless connection between a mobile device and other computer environments

21
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Mobility in mobile computing

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users carry a device with them and can initiate a real-time contact with other systems from wherever they happen to be

22
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Broad reach in mobile computing

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refers to the fact that when users carry an open mobile device, they can be reached instantly, even across great distances

23
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Mobile Commerce (m-commerce)

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refers to e-commerce
transactions conducted with a mobile device

24
Q

Telemetry

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Wireless transmission and receipt of data gathered from remote sensors

25
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Internet of Things (IoT)

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a system in which any object, natural or
manmade, has a unique identity (IP Address) and is able to
send and receive information over a network without human
interaction

26
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Managing Data

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Means aquiring,

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