Question 1

What would be an example of a backhaul connection?

Accepted Answer

A)  connection between an ISP and a business 
B)  connection between a business and another business 
C)  connection between two offices of a phone company 
D)  connection between two residential users 
A)  connection between an ISP and a business 
B)  connection between a business and another business 
C)  connection between two offices of a phone company 
D)  connection between two residential users

Question 2

In which frequency band does WirelessHUMAN operate?

Accepted Answer

A)  1-10 GHz licensed 
B)  10-66 GHz licensed 
C)  5 GHz U-NII 
D)  11 GHZ U-NII 
A)  1-10 GHz licensed 
B)  10-66 GHz licensed 
C)  5 GHz U-NII 
D)  11 GHZ U-NII

Question 3

What term is used when WiMAX uses one frequency for downlink and another for uplink?

Accepted Answer

A)  frequency division multiplexing 
B)  time division multiplexing 
C)  multi-frequency transmission 
D)  dual-frequency transmission 
A)  frequency division multiplexing 
B)  time division multiplexing 
C)  multi-frequency transmission 
D)  dual-frequency transmission

Question 4

MATCHING
-an optical, wireless, point-to-point, line-of-sight broadband technology

Accepted Answer

A) baseband 
B) broadband 
C) burst profiles 
D) Free Space Optics 
E) jitter
F)latency
G)Network Interface Unit
H)scintillation
I)super high frequency
J)Time Division Duplexing 
A) baseband 
B) broadband 
C) burst profiles 
D) Free Space Optics 
E) jitter
F)latency
G)Network Interface Unit
H)scintillation
I)super high frequency
J)Time Division Duplexing

Question 5

In what type of link are multiple signals sent simultaneously over the medium at different frequencies?

Accepted Answer

A)  baseband 
B)  broadband 
C)  ultraband 
D)  multiband 
A)  baseband 
B)  broadband 
C)  ultraband 
D)  multiband

Question 6

When transmitting on a single frequency, all transmitters must work in which of the following modes?

Accepted Answer

A)  full-duplex 
B)  half-duplex 
C)  simplex 
D)  half-simplex 
A)  full-duplex 
B)  half-duplex 
C)  simplex 
D)  half-simplex

Question 7

What is the 16-bit connection identifier used for in WiMAX transmissions?

Accepted Answer

A)  to determine which station should act as the BS 
B)  for forward error correction 
C)  for the BS to address a burst to an SS 
D)  identifies the maximum number of SSs on the link 
A)  to determine which station should act as the BS 
B)  for forward error correction 
C)  for the BS to address a burst to an SS 
D)  identifies the maximum number of SSs on the link

Question 8

What does the M in LMDS mean?

Accepted Answer

Multipoint -Indicates that signals are t

Question 9

How does the WiMAX privacy sublayer provide security for a WiMAX network?

Accepted Answer

The privacy sublayer provides a client/s

Question 10

MATCHING
-the temporal and spatial variations in light intensity caused by atmospheric turbulence

Accepted Answer

A) baseband 
B) broadband 
C) burst profiles 
D) Free Space Optics 
E) jitter
F)latency
G)Network Interface Unit
H)scintillation
I)super high frequency
J)Time Division Duplexing 
A) baseband 
B) broadband 
C) burst profiles 
D) Free Space Optics 
E) jitter
F)latency
G)Network Interface Unit
H)scintillation
I)super high frequency
J)Time Division Duplexing

What would be an example of a backhaul connection?

In which frequency band does WirelessHUMAN operate?

What term is used when WiMAX uses one frequency for downlink and another for uplink?

MATCHING -an optical, wireless, point-to-point, line-of-sight broadband technology

In what type of link are multiple signals sent simultaneously over the medium at different frequencies?

When transmitting on a single frequency, all transmitters must work in which of the following modes?

What is the 16-bit connection identifier used for in WiMAX transmissions?

What does the M in LMDS mean?

How does the WiMAX privacy sublayer provide security for a WiMAX network?

MATCHING -the temporal and spatial variations in light intensity caused by atmospheric turbulence

Introduction to Wireless Communications

Wireless Data Transmission

Radio Frequency Communications

How Antennas Work

Wireless Personal Area Networks

High-Rate Wireless Personal Area Networks

Low-Speed Wireless Local Area Networks

High-Speed Wlans and Wlan Security

Wireless Wide Area Networks

Radio Frequency Identification and Near-Field Communication

Wireless Communications in Business

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Exam 9: Wireless Metropolitan Area Networks

What would be an example of a backhaul connection?

In which frequency band does WirelessHUMAN operate?

What term is used when WiMAX uses one frequency for downlink and another for uplink?

MATCHING -an optical, wireless, point-to-point, line-of-sight broadband technology

In what type of link are multiple signals sent simultaneously over the medium at different frequencies?

When transmitting on a single frequency, all transmitters must work in which of the following modes?

What is the 16-bit connection identifier used for in WiMAX transmissions?

What does the M in LMDS mean?

How does the WiMAX privacy sublayer provide security for a WiMAX network?

MATCHING -the temporal and spatial variations in light intensity caused by atmospheric turbulence

Introduction to Wireless Communications

Wireless Data Transmission

Radio Frequency Communications

How Antennas Work

Wireless Personal Area Networks

High-Rate Wireless Personal Area Networks

Low-Speed Wireless Local Area Networks

High-Speed Wlans and Wlan Security

Wireless Wide Area Networks

Radio Frequency Identification and Near-Field Communication

Wireless Communications in Business

Filters