Exam 24: Wireless Broadband Providers

The two protocols that have dominated the cellular airways are ________ and ________.

Connecting to a WiFi network requires the computing device has a:

TDMA is the strongest contender in the market today.

The WiMax standard uses the OFDM protocol which stands for ________.

The terms WiFi and WIMAX refer to the same types of networks.

The ITU has developed a comprehensive 3G standard that encompasses both transmission protocols.

CDMA is the strongest contender in the market today.

The term Hot Spot is used to describe a location with wireless connectivity such as that deployed at a coffee house, within a school etc.

The next generation cellular standard after 3G is called ________.

The two standards groups that have emerged over the past few years to define how cellular broadband and other services work are ________ and ________.

The WiFi and WiMax network uses the unlicensed microwave frequencies.

The three portions of the 3G network are:

The unlicensed microwave frequencies used by WiFi and WiMax networks is the ________Hz frequencies.

GSM systems today primarily deploy CDMA as the method for multiplexing information into a cell.

The Wi-Fi network has become one of the leading technologies in short hop applications such as LANs and local campus or neighborhood deployments.

The WiMAX protocol is defined by the IEEEE as 802________.

At this time the 3GPP alliance has standardized on the ________ and the 2GPP2 group has standardized on ________, both recognized by the ITU overall standard.

WiMAX network is touted as a ________ sight and a ________ sight.

The WiMax network refers to a longer haul network that is used to aggregate multiple hot spots tied to Wi-Fi networks.

The standard that led to the 3G cellular standard was called, ________.