Pothi book Flashcards
TCH/F
1) grouped in 30 multiframe
2) lasts 120 msec
3) uses 200KHz frq band
4) all the above
lasts 120 msec
?? Burst structure in GSM
1) 0.577msec duration
2) contains 156.25 bits
3) guard period of 8.25 bits
4) all the above
?? contains 156.25 bits
Role of base stations in freq hopping
1) must support freq hopping
2) decides when to use freq hopping
3) no influence on freq hopping
must support freq hopping
GSM release for GPRS
release 97
General Packet Radio Service
GPRS stands for
1) Global Packet Radio Service
2) General Packet Radio Service
General Packet Radio Service
additional services introduced in GPRS phase 2 (release 99)
1) enhanced QoS support
2) IPv6 support
3) point-to-multipoint connections
4) all the above
all the above
Role of PCU (packet control unit) in GPRS
1) routing packet switched data
2) separating circuit switched and packet switched data
separating circuit switched and packet switched data
equivalent of MSC in GPRS
SGSN: service GPRS Support Node
_____ is used to interconnect PCU (packet control unit) to GPRS core
1) ATM
2) SDH
3) Frame Relay
4) TDMA
Frame Relay
?? in GPRS phase 2, PTM stands for
??
GSM384 indicates
1) GPRS
2) EDGE
EDGE
objective of Project Vijay
to increase market share
purpose of market retailer survey in Project Vijay
to baseline existing retail universe and develop channel norms
in Project Vijay, MBO stands for
Multi-Brand Telecom Outlets
sancharsoft uses
1) PHP
2) ASP
ASP
in Sanscharsoft FMT stands for
1) Franchise Management Tool
2) Franchise Management Team
Franchise Management Team
what is the purpose of TRAU in GSM
1) to encrypt signals between BSS and MSC
2) to provide data rate control and protocol conversion for data services
3) to manage billing info
4) to handle authentication
to provide data rate control and protocol conversion for data services
TRAU: Transcoder/Rate Adapter Unit
What does HLR store permanently for a user
1) subs current location
2) subs temporary roaming number
3) subs authentication and encryption parameters
4) subs call history
subs authentication and encryption parameters
function of IWF in GSM
1) to provide internet service only
2) to interface with various data networks
to interface with various data networks
IWF: interworking Function
which contains IMEI
1) HLR
2) AUC
3) EIR
4) IWF
EIR
how many dominant interfaces in GSM
1) one
2) two
3) three
4) four
three
what does EIR store?
1) IMEI of all registered MS
2) IMEI of vising MS
3) subscriber identities
3) all of the above
IMEI of all registered MS
OMC fault management allows manual or automatic removal of network devices from service
T
purpose of extra interference margin
1) to minimize blocking rate
2) to ensure coverage quality
3) to maximize spectral efficiency
4) to enhance call success rate
to ensure coverage quality
in radio network planning, GoS Grade of Service represents
1) probability of a lost call
2) probability of successful handover
3) probability of a dropped call
4) probability of interference
probability of a lost call
in WiFi SSID stands for
Service Set Identifier
How is USSD different from SMS in terms of message delivery
USSD has a dialog concept, but no store&forward
significant advantage of WiMAX over WiFi
WiMAX has a range of security features including robust encryption
where is number portability permitted in India
1) across country
2) Internationally
3) within the same LSA
4) Within same city
within the same LSA
Licensed Service Area
the purpose of LRN (Location Routing Number) in MNP
1) Assigning unique porting codes
2) verifying subscriber eligibility
3) implementing portability
4) correct routing of calls based on operator’s location
correct routing of calls based on operator’s location
validity period of UPC in most service areas
1) 5 days
2) 15 days
3) 30 days
4) 60 days
15 days
how can a subscriber withdraw from porting request
1) sending email to MCHA
2) by informing the recipient operator in writing within 24 hrs
3) calling donor operator
4) withdrawal is not allowed after making a request
by informing the recipient operator in writing within 24 hrs
major subsystems of a power plant
1) float rectifier
2) battery charger
3) switching cubicle
4) all the above
all the above
which earth electrode is system is recommended when rock is encountered
1) spike
2) Lead strip
3) earth plate
4) all the above
Lead strip
How is the resistance of a single spike buried in ground calculated
1) e(4L/a)-1
2) L/a
3) L-a
4) e^2(L/a)
e(4L/a)-1
what is the primary condition for choosing the type of earth electrode system
1) soil resistivity
2) space availability
3) budget constraints
4) type of telecom equipment
space availability
Frequency Hopping in GSM
a) Utilizes fast frequency hopping
b) Changes frequency every TDMA frame
c) Reduces co-channel interference
d) Only supported by base stations
Reduces co-channel interference
Frequency Hopping Algorithms:”
a) Transmitted over TCH channels
b) Sent through Broadcast Control Channels
c) Utilized in BCCH channels
d) Part of the SACCH structure
Sent through Broadcast Control Channels
Role of Base Stations in Frequency Hopping
a) Must support frequency hopping
b) Decides when to use frequency hopping
c) Always uses fast frequency hopping
d) Has no influence on frequency hopping
Answer: a)
Must support frequency hopping
EDGE uses
1) GMSK
2) QPSK
3) 8PSK
4) 16PSK
1) GMSK
3) 8PSK
RAN of WCDMA consisting of NodeB and RNC is called
UTRAN (UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access Network)
which factor is considered in cost considerations for design of a quality network
1) potential cost due to improper network planning
2) redesign cost to compensate for improper design
potential cost due to improper network planning
What is an example of a technical requirement following from a license?”
a. High airtime revenues
b. Grade Of Service (GOS) below 5%
c. 50% coverage of the population in 12 months
d. Unlimited bandwidth for handling traffic
50% coverage of the population in 12 months
What are GSM-specific parameters related to
a. Daily weather conditions
b. Radio transmission and reception
c. Cable losses and antenna performance
d. Spectral efficiency
Radio transmission and reception