(OLD) €h 18 - Wireless Flashcards

0
Q

18–2 services and applications

Reliability of wireless =

A

Consistency of service

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18–2 services and applications

Technological considerations of wireless =

A

Scalability

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18–3 services and applications

Environmental considerations =

A

Materials, objects, local geography, atmosphere

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Q

18–4 wireless standards and technologies

PAN =
LAN =
MAN =
GAN =

A
  • 33 ft
  • small geographic area, within an office building
  • 50mi
  • satellite
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18–5 wireless standards and technologies

802.15.4 =

A

ZigBee’s

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5
Q

18–6 wireless standard technologies

WiMax

A

30 miles per hour

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Q

18–7 emerging wireless technologies and related standards

MBWA=

A
  • Mobile broadband wireless access
  • IEEE 802.20
  • 100mi
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7
Q

18–12 electromagnetic spectrum

Spectrum groups =
2

A
  • Ultra high frequency (UHF)

* 300 MHz to 3000 MHz

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8
Q

18–13 spectrum groups

Band 6 =
Band 8 =
Band 9 =

A
  • Medium
  • very high
  • ultrahigh
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9
Q

18–17 modulation demodulation techniques used in wireless systems

Modulation technique =

A

Except, CDMA does not belong

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10
Q

18–20 pre-design and survey analysis

Heavy moisture =

A

Causes disruptions in RF

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Q

18–21 licensed wireless networks

6 GHz and 11 GHz =

A

Public Safety applications (share office, law office)

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12
Q

18–23 design considerations

Radomes =

A

Covers antennas

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13
Q

18–26

Antenna types =

A

Except, trapezoidal, does not belong

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14
Q

18–28 waveguide feeders

High-frequency coaxial =

A

Very highly losses

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15
Q

18–28 waveguide feeders

Waveguide joined =

A

Airtight flange fittings

16
Q

18–28 waveguide feeders

Elliptical waveguide =

A

Long runs

17
Q

18–29 pressurization equipment

Towers (wireless) =

A

5mi airport

Antenna supporting structure > 200ft high

18
Q

18–30 pigtails and jumpers

Antenna =
2

A
  • 7/8 type N connector

* Connector weakest point

19
Q

18–30 power supplies and voltage objectives

Two major types voltage injectors =

A

Coaxial & unused pair

20
Q

18–31 cable management

Feed line support =

A

1-1/2 inch above the roof

21
Q

18–33 DAS

DAS transmits =

A

Within buildings

22
Q

18–33 DAS

DAS root =

A

Radio transceiver

23
Q

18–34 DAS

DAS size =

A

Single antenna or multi-antenna

24
Q

18–35 cable plant

Five types of DAS cable =

A

Except wireless or password hybrid

25
Q

18–35 cable plant

Shielded twisted pairs =

A

Carries power for the units

26
Q

18–36 components

Antenna =

A

Must be tuned to the same frequency band

27
Q

18–36 components

Radiating cable technology allows =

A

Coaxial cable

28
Q

18–40 components

Retransmitted DAS services =

A

Except, family radio service (FRS) does not belong

29
Q

18–43 components

Passive =

A

Does not require external power input

30
Q

18–43 topologies

Cabling topologies DAS within
2

A

Star

Tapped-trunk

31
Q

18–44 star topology

Start topology cabling for DAS =

A

Balanced twisted-pair, coaxial, optical fiber cables

32
Q

18–46 DAS

First-generation (1G) =

A

Analog cellular

33
Q

18–47 multiplexing technique

Forms of multiplexing =

A

Except GDMA does not belong “grandma”

34
Q

18–59 basic service set (BS)

AP =

A

“Stand alone” or cable

35
Q

18–67

routers =

A

Home-office