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NCT4/5 10-17-18BH Flashcards

1
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data transmission scheme wherein the carrier is shifted in amplitude

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ASK (amplitude shift keying)

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2
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a continuously varying signal with an unlimited number of possible values of amplitude and frequency

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analog signals

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3
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8-12 degree angled cut end

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APC (angled polish connector)

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4
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allows characters to be sent at irregular intervals by preceding each character with a 0 and a 1 (start=0 stop=1) method used by most pc’s to communicate with each other and mainframes

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Asynchronous

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5
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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 dB

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attenuation

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6
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a circuit that automatically adjusts the gain of an amplifier so that the output signal levels stay constant despite varying input levels

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AGC (automatic gain control)

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7
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high speed line or series of connections that forms a Major Pathway within a network

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Backbone

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8
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light that is reflected back to the source and contributes to the optical fiber loss

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Backscattered light

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9
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Number of changed states that can occur per second

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baud

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10
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smallest unit of computerized data

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Binary digit (Bit)

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11
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constrained to have 2 states (on and off)

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binary format

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12
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a set of bits that represent a single character

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Byte

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13
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device that scores and then breaks the optial fiber

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Cleaver

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14
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a clustering of beats 1.25Mhz above the visual carriers

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CSO (composite 2nd order)

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15
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a form of interference or noise resulting from the mixing of all of the various carriers in a CATV network

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CTB (composite triple beat)

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16
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a graphic depiction of the 4 phase states of a Quadrature Phase Shift Key signal

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constellation diagram

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17
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a stream of atomic nuclei that enters the earths atmosphere from outer space at speeds approaching that of light

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cosmic rays

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18
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device that converts an amount of light to a power level

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detector

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19
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separates or combines based on frequency

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diplex filter

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20
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3 types of optical power meters

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  1. silicon (si)
  2. Germanium (Ge)
  3. indium-gallium arsenide (InGAAs)
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21
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an extra bit added to help check if the data being transferred is correct

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Parity Bit

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22
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used to detect light from an optical fiber and convert the light to an electrical source

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Photodiode

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23
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provision for connection to a device such as a tap, splitter, stb, or computer

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Port

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24
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an alternate feed used as a backup. contains the same info as the primary configuration but is routed in a different path

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Redundant

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25
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the ratio of the velocity of light of 2 mediums of optical glass

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Refractive index

26
Q

device used to wrap and store excess fiber in an aerial location

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snowshoe

27
Q

a cabinet or rack that houses the splices of the outside plant fiber to the inside head end, node, or OTN fiber

A

Splice Panel

28
Q

noise caused by inherent instabilities within the laser

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RIN (relative intensity noise)

29
Q

the part of the packet that contains the data being sent

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payload

30
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YEDFA

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ytterbium erbium doped fiber amplifier

31
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distance between 2 points of like phase in a wave

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wavelength

32
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violet wavelength

A

455nM

33
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blue wavelength

A

480nM

34
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green wavelength

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550nM

35
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red wavelength

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750nM

36
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light escapes from the core into the cladding

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macrobend

37
Q

tiny kinks or nicks in the fiber that may be created in manufacturing or mishandling

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microbend

38
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directly encodes digital 1’s and 0’s as pulses of light

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baseband digital modulation

39
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varying the intensity of the light in direct proportion to the analog electrical signal that is applied to the optical transmitter

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analog intensity modulation

40
Q

spreading in time (t) of an optical signal as it travels through the fiber

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dispersion

41
Q

common dispersion in multi mode fiber

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Modal dispersion

42
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small amount of light travels through the interface between the core and cladding, this light travels faster than the light in the core

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Waveguide dispersion

43
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PMD

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polarization mode dispersion

44
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2 forms of attenuation in the fiber manufacturing process

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scattering and absoption

45
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light directed back to the input of the fiber

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back scattering

46
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angle of incidence greater than the critical angle creates

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total internal reflection

47
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loss of optical energy due to the imperfections in the fiber

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scattering

48
Q

MPEG format compresses video information by reducing

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temporal redundancies

spatial redundancies

49
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2 types of cipher algorithms

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symmetric key

asymmetric key

50
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2 common forms of multiplexing

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time division

statistical (DVB standard, statmux)

51
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redundant information in a single frame

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temporal redundancies

52
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redundant information spanning multiple frames

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spatial redundancies

53
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3 signs of a failing diplex filter

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drifting
roll off
phase delay

54
Q

common causes of micro reflections

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damaged or missing terminators
water filled taps
kinked or damaged cables
damaged splitters
cpe
55
Q

NCPdb

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node combining plan database

56
Q

name 4 linear distortions

A 
micro reflections
amplitude ripple
group delay
jitter
notches
57
Q

FM radio freq allocation

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88-108Mhz

58
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UHF ch 14-83 freq allocation

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470-890 Mhz

59
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VHF ch 7-13 freq allocation

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174-216 Mhz

60
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cellphone freq allocation

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824.040-848.970 Mhz

2018 MM (59 decks)

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