NEXT DECK Flashcards

1
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Decodes the signal and receives the light signal.

A

optical receiver

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2
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optical receiver uses a _______ or _______ to detect the light signal, decodes it, and sends an ___________ to a computer, TV, or telephone.

A

photocell, photodiode, electrical signal

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3
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Needed over long distances to boost the light signal.

A

optical regenerator

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4
Q

One or more ________________ may be spliced along a
long cable to amplify the degraded light signal.

A

optical regenerator, optical regeneratorS

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5
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A term used to describe telecommunications in which
electromagnetic waves carry the signal.

A

wireless

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6
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The operation of wireless devices or systems in homes
and offices, and in particular, equipment connected to
the Internet by the use of specialized modems.

A

Fixed Wireless Network

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7
Q

Enables users to establish and maintain a wireless
connection throughout or between buildings, without
the limitations of wires or cables.

A

Fixed Wireless Network

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8
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TYPES OF WIRELESS NETWORKS:

-Has a wavelength of 650 nm which consists of a number of computers, each equipped with a wireless networking interface card.

-Each computer can communicate directly with all of the
other wireless-enabled computers and equipment (e.g.,
printers).

A

peer - to - peer

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9
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TYPES OF WIRELESS NETWORKS:

  • Has a computer or receiver that serves as the point at which the network is accessed.
  • Acts like a hub, which provides CONNECTIVITY for the wireless equipment.
A

Access point or base station

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10
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MODES OF TRANSMISSION IN FIXED WIRELESS SYSTEMS:

-The use of technology in devices or systems that CONVEY data through ________ radiation.
- __________ radiation is electromagnetic energy at wavelengths somewhat longer than those of visible red light.
- Invisible to the unaided eye.
- Used for SHORT- and MEDIUM communications

A

infrared

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11
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MODES OF TRANSMISSION IN FIXED WIRELESS SYSTEMS:

-Uses _______ waves to send and receive information, similar to a garage door opener, baby monitor, walkie-talkie, or portable phone.
- Can transmit data through walls and between NEARBY BUILDINGS.
- Invisible to the unaided eye.
- Offers FLEXIBLE linking capability between communication devices

A

radio frequency, radio

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12
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MODES OF SYSTEMS

There must be a visually unobstructed straight-line path
through space between the transmitter (source) and
receiver (destination).

A

Line-of-sight mode

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13
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MODES OF SYSTEMS

Where the system can function when the source and destination are not directly visible to each other.

A

Diffuse Mode

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14
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  • Derived from the term WIRELESS FIDELITY
  • The popular expression used to describe high-frequency wireless local area network (WLAN) technology.
  • Wireless __________ provide internet access using wireless network devices installed in public locations.
A

WI-FI, hotspots

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15
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Can be set up for use either free or with a paid subscription in public places such as airports, hotels, coffee shops, civic plazas, conference centers, school buildings, and libraries.

A

Wi-Fi

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16
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WIFI can serve as a _____ in a building that has not been pre-equipped with cable.

A

LAN

17
Q

Wi-Fi is the pre-eminent technology for building _____________ wireless networks.

A

general purpose

18
Q

A manner wherein a telecommunication signal is affected due to a telecommunication cable placed within an electromagnetic field.

A

electromagnetic interference

19
Q

Electrical _______ flow in power lines generates an electromagnetic field that surrounds the electrical conductor.

A

current

20
Q

Electrical equipment, especially large motors, generators, induction heaters, arc welders, x-ray equipment, and radio frequency, microwave, or radar sources, also produce a powerful electromagnetic field.

A

FACT

21
Q

Due to electromagnetic interference, ______ and _____ TELECOMMUNICATIONS cabling should not be run adjacent and parallel to POWER (electrical) cabling unless the cables are ________ and ________.

A

voice, data, shielded, grounded

22
Q

In general, telecommunications cabling is routed separately,
or ______________ away from power cabling. For similar reasons, telecommunications cabling must be routed away from ___________________.

A

several feet, electrical equipment