FUNDAMENTALS OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS Flashcards

1
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____________ is the ___________, __________, or ___________ of signs, signals, writing, images, sounds, or information of any nature by wire, radio, optical, or other ______________ systems.

A

Telecommunication, transmission, emission, reception, electromagnetic

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TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM uses ________, _______ (visible and infrared), or _______ waves to transmit signals that carry _____ and ______ transmissions.

A

electricity, light, radio , voice , data

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TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM functions when a __________ converts sound waves (e.g., those created when a person speaks into a telephone mouthpiece) or data into ______, which travel along wires or through the air before reaching their destination.

A

transmitter, signals,

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4
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When a _______ intercepts the signals, they are
converted back into useful data or ______ waves that
become distinguishable by the human ear and
recognized by brain.

A

receiver, sound

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5
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Is a telecommunications device that functions as a
transmitter and receiver.

A

Transceiver

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6
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_________ is the range between the highest and lowest frequencies of transmission, measured in _______, cycles per second. _______ varies with the type and method of _________. It is a measure of the _________ capacity.

A

Bandwitdth, hertz, bandwidth, transmission, information

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TRANSMISSION FORMATS

________________

-The conversion of useful sound or data into
electrical impulses.

A

Analog transmission

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8
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____________ involves a transmission of a signal that varies in _________ to represent one of two separate states (e.g., on and off or 0 and 1).
• Offers a rapid method of voice and nonvoice transmission.

A

Digital Transmission, voltage

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9
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In ______________, digital signaling in an ________ network, can involve either _______ (on and off) light or a variation in the intensity of the ______ signal.

A

digital transmission, optical, pulsating, light

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10
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Digital transmission over radio systems (microwave, cellular, or satellite) can be accomplished by varying the _________ of the wave.

A

amplitude

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_________________ is a collection of communication equipment and devices that are ___________ so they can communicate in order to share data, hardware, and software or perform an electronic function.

A

Telecommunications network, interconnected

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12
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In telecommunications network, the network includes a series of connecting points called
________ (e.g., a telecommunication terminal such as a telephone receiver or computer) that are interconnected with ______ (wiring).

A

nodes, cables

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13
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Networks can also interconnect with other networks and contain subnetworks. ( T or F)

A

T

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Describes the configuration of a network, including its nodes, connecting cables and equipment.

A

Topology

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Describes the manner in which the cable is run to
individual workstations on the network.

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Topology

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16
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-Connects each workstation (node) to a SINGLE cable trunk.
-All signals are broadcast to all WORKSTATIONS.

A

bus topology

17
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If the signal’s address matches that of the computer, the computer processes the signal.

A

Bus Topology

18
Q

Analog transmission is capable of transmitting both ________ and _________ messages

A

voice, nonvoice

19
Q

( T/F), Voice transmissions are bulky when transmitted in an analog formt, so they cannot be transmitted rapidly.

A

F - Nonvoice transmissions

20
Q

( T / F) In a bus topology, if the address does not match, the computer takes no action and the signal will travel no more.

A

F, signal travels down the bus to the next computer.

21
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In this kind of topology , all workstations (nodes) are connected to a central unit called a hub.

A

Star Topology

22
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This configuration allows cables to have a ____ link between entrance facilities/ equipment room equipment, telecommunications closet devices, and workstation equipment (e.g., computers, printers, telephone receiver, and so on).

A

star topology, direct

23
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Cables that extend from the hub to the terminal without splicing or other connections.

A

home runs

24
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Connects workstation equipment and devices in a POINT-TO-POINT serial manner in an unbroken circular configuration.

A

ring toplogy

25
Q

A topology, the various types provide different services, use
different technology, have different resources and
require users to follow different procedures.

A

ring topology

26
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In this kind of toplogy, networks can be distinguished in terms of _____ distance between nodes such as _______________ (LAN), _________ area networks (MAN), and ______ area networks (WAN).

A

ring topology, spatial, local area networks, metropolitan, wide