Question 1

In ____________________, the sharing of the medium is accomplished by dividing available transmission time among users.

Accepted Answer

time division multip

Question 2

____ division multiplexing is a good choice for connecting a number of lower-speed devices that do not transmit data on a continuous basis to a remote computer system.

Accepted Answer

A) Statistical time 
B) Time 
C) Discrete tone 
D) Frequency 
A) Statistical time 
B) Time 
C) Discrete tone 
D) Frequency

Question 3

How does Wavelength division multiplexing work?

Accepted Answer

The technique assigns a uniquely colored

Question 4

What are the major disadvantages of frequency division multiplexing?

Accepted Answer

Frequency division multiplexing suffers

Question 5

______ is a technique that is very commonly used to compress video images.

Accepted Answer

A) JPEG 
B) MPEG 
C) MP3 
D) AAA 
A) JPEG 
B) MPEG 
C) MP3 
D) AAA

Question 6

SONET and SDH are able to multiplex varying speed streams of data onto one fiber connection.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Each STS level supports a particular data rate and is supported by a physical specification called a(n) ____________________.

Accepted Answer

optical ca

Question 8

SONET defines a hierarchy of signaling levels, or data transmission rates, called ____.

Accepted Answer

A) statistical transport signals (StatTS) 
B) empirical transport signals (ETS) 
C) asynchronous transport signals (ATS) 
D) synchronous transport signals (STS) 
A) statistical transport signals (StatTS) 
B) empirical transport signals (ETS) 
C) asynchronous transport signals (ATS) 
D) synchronous transport signals (STS)

Question 9

With a(n) ____________________ compression technique, no data is lost due to compression.

Accepted Answer

The answer of With a(n) ____________________ compression technique, no data...

Question 10

DSL is capable of achieving speeds into the millions of bits per second.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Audio engineers compress music through techniques called perceptual noise shaping, or ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Audio engineers compress music through techniques called...

Question 12

A video device displays multiple (typically 30) frames per second.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Chip spreading codes are ____ bits in length.

Accepted Answer

A) 32 
B) 64 
C) 128 
D) 256 
A) 32 
B) 64 
C) 128 
D) 256

Question 14

____________________, transmits data only from active users and does not transmit empty time slots.

Accepted Answer

Statistical time div

Question 15

SONET and SDH are both ____ multiplexing techniques.

Accepted Answer

A) synchronous 
B) statistical 
C) empirical 
D) random 
A) synchronous 
B) statistical 
C) empirical 
D) random

Question 16

Code division multiplexing, while using a fairly wide bandwidth of frequencies and a complex technology, is scalable like WDM.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

A T-1 system continuously sends a signal, even if there is no real data to transmit.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

When WDM can support a large number of lambdas, it is often called ____________________.

Accepted Answer

dense wavelength div

Question 19

Both frequency division multiplexing and synchronous time division multiplexing can waste unused transmission space.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Time division multiplexing (TDM) allows only one user at a time to transmit.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

In ____________________, the sharing of the medium is accomplished by dividing available transmission time among users.

____ division multiplexing is a good choice for connecting a number of lower-speed devices that do not transmit data on a continuous basis to a remote computer system.

How does Wavelength division multiplexing work?

What are the major disadvantages of frequency division multiplexing?

______ is a technique that is very commonly used to compress video images.

SONET and SDH are able to multiplex varying speed streams of data onto one fiber connection.

Each STS level supports a particular data rate and is supported by a physical specification called a(n) ____________________.

SONET defines a hierarchy of signaling levels, or data transmission rates, called ____.

With a(n) ____________________ compression technique, no data is lost due to compression.

DSL is capable of achieving speeds into the millions of bits per second.

Audio engineers compress music through techniques called perceptual noise shaping, or ____________________.

A video device displays multiple (typically 30) frames per second.

Chip spreading codes are ____ bits in length.

____________________, transmits data only from active users and does not transmit empty time slots.

SONET and SDH are both ____ multiplexing techniques.

Code division multiplexing, while using a fairly wide bandwidth of frequencies and a complex technology, is scalable like WDM.

A T-1 system continuously sends a signal, even if there is no real data to transmit.

When WDM can support a large number of lambdas, it is often called ____________________.

Both frequency division multiplexing and synchronous time division multiplexing can waste unused transmission space.

Time division multiplexing (TDM) allows only one user at a time to transmit.

Introduction to Computer Networks and Data Communications

Fundamentals of Data and Signals

Conducted and Wireless Media

Making Connections

Errors, Error Detection, and Error Control

Local Area Networks: Part I

Local Area Networks: Part II

Introduction to Metropolitan Area Networks and Wide Area Networks

The Internet

Voice and Data Delivery Networks

Network Security

Network Design and Management

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Exam 5: Making Connections Efficient: Multiplexing and Compression

In ____________________, the sharing of the medium is accomplished by dividing available transmission time among users.

____ division multiplexing is a good choice for connecting a number of lower-speed devices that do not transmit data on a continuous basis to a remote computer system.

How does Wavelength division multiplexing work?

What are the major disadvantages of frequency division multiplexing?

______ is a technique that is very commonly used to compress video images.

SONET and SDH are able to multiplex varying speed streams of data onto one fiber connection.

Each STS level supports a particular data rate and is supported by a physical specification called a(n) ____________________.

SONET defines a hierarchy of signaling levels, or data transmission rates, called ____.

With a(n) ____________________ compression technique, no data is lost due to compression.

DSL is capable of achieving speeds into the millions of bits per second.

Audio engineers compress music through techniques called perceptual noise shaping, or ____________________.

A video device displays multiple (typically 30) frames per second.

Chip spreading codes are ____ bits in length.

____________________, transmits data only from active users and does not transmit empty time slots.

SONET and SDH are both ____ multiplexing techniques.

Code division multiplexing, while using a fairly wide bandwidth of frequencies and a complex technology, is scalable like WDM.

A T-1 system continuously sends a signal, even if there is no real data to transmit.

When WDM can support a large number of lambdas, it is often called ____________________.

Both frequency division multiplexing and synchronous time division multiplexing can waste unused transmission space.

Time division multiplexing (TDM) allows only one user at a time to transmit.

Introduction to Computer Networks and Data Communications

Fundamentals of Data and Signals

Conducted and Wireless Media

Making Connections

Errors, Error Detection, and Error Control

Local Area Networks: Part I

Local Area Networks: Part II

Introduction to Metropolitan Area Networks and Wide Area Networks

The Internet

Voice and Data Delivery Networks

Network Security

Network Design and Management

Filters