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Exam 5: Making Connections Efficient: Multiplexing and Compression
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Question 1
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A T-1 telecommunications line uses a multiplexing technique termed ____________________, which provides for the multiplexing of up to 24 separate channels at a total speed of 1.544 Mbps.
Question 2
True/False
The STS multiplexor in a SONET network can accept electrical signals from copper-based media.
Question 3
Short Answer
In ____________________ multiplexing, the frames of the multiplexor's output stream are divided into 24 separate digitized voice/data channels of 64 kbps each.
Question 4
True/False
Synchronous time division multiplexing does not require as high-speed a line as statistical time division multiplexing does.
Question 5
True/False
As with a simple connection between one sending device and one receiving device, maintaining synchronization across a multiplexed link is important.
Question 6
Short Answer
____________________ is the process of taking data and somehow packing more of it into the same space.
Question 7
Multiple Choice
MPEG-1 and MPEG-2-or simply MPEG-are common examples of ____ compression.
Question 8
Multiple Choice
If a compression technique does lose some of the data as a result of the compression process, then it is referred to as a ____ compression technique.
Question 9
Multiple Choice
Statistical time division multiplexing is sometimes called ____ time division multiplexing.
Question 10
Short Answer
In general, the device that accepts input from one or more users is called the ____________________.
Question 11
True/False
The basic way to perform compression is to look for some common pattern in the data and replace each data pattern with a symbol or symbols that will consume less space during transmission or storage.