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Question # 1

!ata communication is the e"change o# in#ormation one entity to other using a
$ransmission%%%%%%%%%.
1) : Protocol
2) : Medium
3) : &ignal
4) : 'll the ao(e
Correct Option : ) From : Lecture 1
Question # 2
$he %%%%%%% is the physical path o(er which a message tra(els.
1) : Protoco
2) : Medium
3) : &ignal
4) : 'll the ao(e
Question # 3
$he in#ormation to e communicated in a data communications system is the %%%%%%%.
1) : Medium
2) : Protocol
3) : Message
4) : $ransmission
Correct Option : * From : Lecture 1
Question # 4
Medium twisted wire ha(e speed to trans#orm the in#ormation %%%%%%%%%%%
1) : *00ps+10Mps
2) : ),-.ps+100Mps
3) : ,-.ps+)00Mps
4) : ,00.ps+10/ps
Correct Option : 1 From : Lecture 1
Question # 5
Medium Microwa(e ha(e speed to trans#orm the in#ormation %%%%%%%%%%%
1) : *00ps+10Mps
2) : ),-.ps+100Mps
3) : ,-.ps+)00Mps
4) : ,00.ps+10/ps
Question # 6
Medium Coa"ial Cale ha(e speed to trans#orm the in#ormation %%%%%%%%%%%
1) : *00ps+10Mps
2) : ),-.ps+100Mps
3) : ,-.ps+)00Mps
4) : ,00.ps+10/ps
Question #
Medium 0ier 1ptic Cale ha(e speed to trans#orm the in#ormation %%%%%%%%%%%
1) : *00ps+10Mps
2) : ),-.ps+100Mps
3) : ,-.ps+)00Mps
4) : ,00.ps+10/ps
Question # !

' set o# rules that go(ern on the #low o# !ata3in#ormation in a communication &ystem is
called%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
1) : Protocol
2) : Medium
3) : &ignal
4) : 4ing
Question # "
%%%%%%%is a Communication dialog etween network users or applications.
1) : &ession
2) : Node
3) : Protocol
4) : Medium
Question # 10

$wo or more de(ices connecting to each other to e"change the in#ormation is called
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
1) : &ession
2) : Node
3) : Network
4) : Medium
Question # 11
5n a network each attached de(ice is called %%%%%%%
1) : &ession
2) : Node
3) : Network
4) : Medium
Question # 12
Mail ser(ices are a(ailale to network users through the %%%%%%% layer.
1) : !ata link
2) : Physical
3) : 'pplication
4) : $ransport
Question # 13
6hich o# the #ollowing is an application layer ser(ice7
1) : 4emote log+in
2) : 0ile trans#er and access
3) : Mail ser(ice
4) : 'll the ao(e
Question # 14

$he physical communication pathway that trans#ers data #rom one de(ice to another is called
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
1) : Link
2) : Path
3) : Circuit
4) : 4outing
Question # 15
8nd to 8nd rout 6ithin a Network is called %%%%%%%%
1) : Link
2) : Path
3) : Circuit
4) : 4outing
Question # 16
5n the original '4P'N8$9 %%%%%%% were directly connected together.
1) : 5MPs
2) : host computers
3) : networks
4) : routers
Question # 1
$his was the #irst network.
1) : C&N8$
2) : 'N&N8$
3) : '4P'N8$
4) : N&0N8$
Question # 1!
6ell !esigned &o#twae can speed up the Process
1) : $4:8
2) : 0'L&8
3) :
4) :
Question # 1"
$here are , 0actors on which per#ormance depend. Chose one set
1) : Numer o# :sers9 medium type9 ;ardware9 so#tware and Network criteria
2) : Numer o# :sers9Nodes9 ;ardware9 so#tware and Network criteria
3) : Numer o# :sers9Nodes9 ;ardware9 so#tware and Network
4) : None o# the /i(en
Question # 20

0re<uency o# #ailure and network reco(ery time a#ter a #ailure is measures o# the %%%%%%% o#
a network.
1) : Per#ormance
2) : 4eliaility
3) : &ecurity
4) : 0easiility
Question # 21
'n unauthori=ed user is a network %%%%%%% issue.
1) : Per#ormance
2) : 4eliaility
3) : &ecurity
4) : 'll the ao(e
Question # 22
8"ample o# the Network application #or $elecon#erencing is %%%%%%%
1) : Con#erenc
2) : Video
3) : Video Con#erencing
Question # 23
$he complete path etween two terminals o(er which can communicate is called %%%%%%
1) : Link
2) : path
3) : Circuit
4) : routing
Question # 24
Node can e a computer9 printer or any other de(ice capale o# sending or recei(ing.
1) : $4:8
2) : 0'L&8
3) :
4) :
Question # 25
1ne 'd(antages o# the !istriuted processing is %%%%%%%
1) : Collaorati(e Processing
2) : Multitasking
3) : Network
4) : 0ast and Costly
Question # 26
$he oundary etween two pieces i# e<uipment is called %%%%%%%%%
1) : 5nter#ace
2) : &ignal /enreation
3) : Network
Question # 2
6hich one are the communication tasks %%%%%%%%%%%%%%
1) : &ignal and sending data
2) : 'ddressing9 Communicate9 sending !ata
3) : 5nter#ace9 routing and &ecurity
4) : $here are not $asks #or Communications
Question # 2!
6hat 9 ;ow to and when to communicated is de#ined ye
1) : Protocol
2) : Medium
3) : &ignal
4) : $ransmission
Question # 2"
.ey elements o# the Protocol are %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
1) : &ignals9 &emantic and $uning
2) : &ynta"9 &emantic and $uning
3) : Protocol9 5nter#ace and $uning
4) : $uning9 5nter#ace and 4outing
Question # 30

$he &tructure o# #ormat o# data9 meaning the order in which key are presented is known as
%%%%%%%%%%%
1) : &emantic
2) : $uning
3) : &ignals
4) : &ynta"
Question # 31
%%%%%%%% 4e#er to the meaning o# each section its.
1) : &emantic
2) : $uning
3) : &ignals
4) : &ynta"
Question # 32
6hen data should e sent and how #ast it e sent is decided y%%%%%%%%
1) : &emantic
2) : $uning
3) : &ignals
4) : &ynta"
Question # 33
%%%%%%% re#ers to two characteristics> when data should e sent and how #ast it can e sent.
1) : &emantics
2) : &ynta"
3) : $iming
4) : None o# the ao(e
Question # 34
$here are two Main type o# &tandards%%%%%%%%
1) : !e #acto and !e Law
2) : !e #acto and !e ?ure
3) : Proprietary and !e 0acto
4) : No Proprietary and Proprietary
Question # 35
No Proprietary and Proprietary are sutype o# %%%%%%
1) : 1pen
2) : !e Law
3) : !e @ure
4) : !e 0acto
Question # 36
&tandards are de(eloped mainly ye %%%%%%%%%% entities>
1) : -
2) : 2
3) : *
4) : )
Question # 3

$here are %%%%%%%% and they are slow mo(ing and cannot co+op with the #ast growing
communication industry.
1) : Procedural Aodies
2) : Many Propels
3) : &ome 8ngineers
4) : Many 8ngineers

Question # 3!
5nternational standard 1rgani=ation includes representati(es #rom %%%%% countries
1) : B)
2) : 1,0
3) : B*
4) : -B
Question # 3"
V series9 C &eries and 5&!N (integrated &er(ices !igital Network) are !e#ined ay %%%%%%
1) : 5&1
2) : 5$:+$
3) : CC5$$
4) : 'N&5
Question # 40
%%% sumits Proposal to 5$:+$
1) : :&'
2) : 5&1
3) : 5888
4) : 'N&5
%%%%%% 5s the 6orld largest society o# pro#essional engineers.
1) : :&'
2) : 5&1
3) :
4) : Question # 41
Question # 42
5888 is stand #or %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
1) : 5nternational 8lectrical and 8lectronics 8ngineers
2) : 5nternational 8lectrically and 8lectronics 8ngineers
3) : 5nternational 8ducated 8lectrically 8ngineers
Question # 43
%%%%%re#er to the way two or more de(ices attach to a link
1) : Protocol
2) : Medium
3) : Line Con#iguration
4) : $ransmission
Question # 44
' %%%%%%% connection pro(ides a dedicated link etween two de(ices.
1) : point+to+point
2) : multipoint
3) : primary
4) : secondary
Question # 45
5n a %%%%%%% connection9 more than two de(ices can share a single link.
1) : point+to+point
2) : multipoint
3) : primary
4) : secondary
Question # 46
5n a %%%%%% connection9 two and only two de(ices are connected y a dedicated link.
1) : multipoint
2) : point+to+point
3) : ( and (
Question # 4
5n a %%%%%%%% connection9 three or more de(ices share a link.
1) : multipoint
2) : point+to+point
3) : ( and (
Question # 4!
5# se(eral de(ices can share the link simultaneously9 its called spatially shared %%%%%%%
1) : &patial &hared
2) : $emporal &hared
3) : point+to+point
4) : multipoint
Question # 4"
5# user must take turns using the link9 then itDs called %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
1) : &patial &hared
2) : $emporal &hared
3) : point+to+point
4) : multipoint
Question # 50
6hich topology re<uires a central controller or hu7
1) : Mesh
2) : &tar
3) : Aus
4) : 4ing
Question # 51
6hich topology re<uires a multipoint connection7
1) : Mesh
2) : &tar
3) : Aus
4) : 4ing
Question # 52
%%%%%%%%%%%de#ines the physical or the logical outlook o# the network.
1) : $ypology
2) : &tar
3) : Aus
4) : 4ing
Question # 53
%%%%%% re#ers to the physical or logical arrangement o# a network.
1) : !ata #low
2) : Mode o# operation
3) : $opology
Question # 54
!e(ices may e arranged in a %%%%% topology.
1) : Mesh
2) : 4ing
3) : Aus
4) : 'll o# the ao(e
Question # 55
Communication etween a computer and a keyoard in(ol(es %%%%%%%%%%%%%% transmission.
1) : simple"
2) : hal#+duple"
3) : #ull+duple"
4) : automatic
Question # 56
' tele(ision roadcast is an e"ample o# %%%%%%% transmission.
1) : simple"
2) : hal#+duple"
3) : #ull+duple"
4) : automatic
Question # 5

5n %%%%%%% transmission9 the channel capacity is shared y oth communicating de(ices at all
times.
1) : simple"
2) : hal#+duple"
3) : #ull+duple"
4) : hal#+simple"
Question # 5!
!ata #low etween two de(ices can occur in a %%%%%%% way.
1) : simple"
2) : hal#+duple"
3) : #ull+duple"
4) : all o# the ao(e
Question # 5"

' %%%%%%% is a data communication system within a uilding9 plant9 or campus9 or etween
neary uildings.
1) : M'N
2) : L'N
3) : 6'N
Question # 60
' %%%%%% is a data communication system spanning states9 countries9 or the whole world.
1) : M'N
2) : L'N
3) : 6'N
Question # 61
%%%%%%%% is a collection o# many separate networks.
1) : ' 6'N
2) : 'n internet
3) : ' L'N
Question # 62
$here are %%%%%%%%%%%%%% 5nternet ser(ice pro(iders.
1) : Local
2) : 4egional
3) : National and international
Question # 63
' %%%%%%%% is a set o# rules that go(erns data communication.
1) : 0orum
2) : Protocol
3) : &tandard
Question # 64
%%%%%%%% is an idea or concept that is a precursor to an 5nternet standard.
1) : 4C0
2) : 40C
3) : 5!
Question # 65
$he %%%%%%% layer changes its into electromagnetic signals.
1) : Physical
2) : $ransport
4) : !ata link
Correct Option : 1 From : Lecture
Question # 66
$he physical layer is concerned with the transmission o# %%%%%%% o(er the physical medium.
1) : Programs
2) : Protocols
3) : Aits
4) : !ialogs
Correct Option : * From : Lecture
Question # 6
6hich layer #unctions as a liaison etween user support layers and network support layers7
1) : Network layer
2) : $ransport layer
3) : Physical layer
4) : 'pplication layer
Correct Option : * From : Lecture
Question # 6!
$he 5nternet model consists o# %%%%%%% layers.
1) : $hree
2) : 0i(e
3) : &e(en
4) : 8ight
Correct Option : ) From : Lecture
Question # 6"
$he %%%%%%% layer is the layer closest to the transmission medium.
1) : Network
2) : Physical
3) : !ata link
4) : $ransport
Correct Option : ) From : Lecture
Question # 0
$he %%%%%%% layer lies etween the network layer and the application layer.
1) : !ata link
2) : Physical
3) : $ransport
Correct Option : * From : Lecture !
Question # 1
Layer ) lies etween the physical layer and the %%%%%%% layer.
1) : !ata link
2) : Network
3) : $ransport
Correct Option : ) From : Lecture !
Question # 2
's the data packet mo(es #rom the lower to the upper layers9 headers are %%%%%%%.
1) : 'dded
2) : 4earranged
3) : Modi#ied
4) : &utracted
Correct Option : 2 From : Lecture "
Question # 3
's the data packet mo(es #rom the upper to the lower layers9 headers are %%%%%%%.
1) : 4emo(ed
2) : 'dded
3) : 4earranged
4) : Modi#ied
Correct Option : * From : Lecture "
Question # 4

6hen data are transmitted #rom de(ice ' to de(ice A9 the header #rom 'Es layer 2 is read y
AEs %%%%%%% layer.
1) : Physical
2) : 'pplication
3) : $ransport
Question # 5
6hat is the main #unction o# the transport layer7
1) : Process+to+process deli(ery
2) : Node+to+node deli(ery
3) : &ynchroni=ation
4) : :pdating and maintenance o# routing tales
Correct Option : 1 From : Lecture "
Question # 6

$he process+to+process deli(ery o# the entire message is the responsiility o# the %%%%%%%
layer.
1) : Physical
2) : Network
3) : $ransport
4) : 'pplication

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Question # 1
Ae#ore data can e transmitted9 they must e trans#ormed to %%%%%%%%.
1) : periodic signals
2) : electromagnetic signals
3) : aperiodic signals
4) : low+#re<uency sine wa(es
Question # 2
' periodic signal completes one cycle in 0.001 s. 6hat is the #re<uency7
1) : 1 ;=
2) : 100 ;=
3) : 1 .;=
4) : 1 M;=

Question # 3

/i(en two sine wa(es ' and A9 i# the #re<uency o# ' is twice that o# A9 then the period o# A is
%%%%%%%% that o# '.
1) : one+hal#
2) : twice
3) : the same as
4) : indeterminate #rom

Question # 4
' sine wa(e is %%%%%%%%.
1) : periodic and continuous
2) : aperiodic and continuous
3) : periodic and discrete
4) : aperiodic and discrete

Question # 5
5# the ma"imum amplitude o# a sine wa(e is ) V9 the minimum amplitude is %%%%%%%% V.
1) : )
2) : 1
3) : +)
4) : etween +) and )

Question # 6
!ata can e %%%%%%%%.
1) : analog
2) : digital
3) : analog or digital
4) : none o# the ao(e

Question #
%%%%%%% data are continuous and take continuous (alues.
1) : analog
2) : digital

Question # !
%%%%%%% data ha(e discrete states and take discrete (alues.
1) : analog
2) : digital

Question # "
&ignals can e %%%%%%%%.
1) : analog
2) : digital
3) : either analog or digital
4) : neither analog or digital

Question # 10
%%%%% signals can ha(e an in#inite numer o# (alues in a range.
1) : analog
2) : digital

Question # 11
%%%%%%% signals can ha(e only a limited numer o# (alues.
1) : analog
2) : digital

Question # 12
0re<uency and period are %%%%%%.
1) : in(erse o# each other
2) : proportional to each other
3) : the same

Question # 13
%%%%%%%%is the rate o# change with respect to time.
1) : 'mplitude
2) : $ime
3) : 0re<uency
4) : Voltage

Question # 14
%%%%%%% descries the position o# the wa(e#orm relati(e to time 0.
1) : 0re<uency
2) : Phase
3) : 'mplitude
4) : Voltage

Question # 15
5n a #re<uency+domain plot9 the hori=ontal a"is measures the %%%%%%%%.
1) : peak amplitude
2) : #re<uency
3) : phase
4) : slope

Question # 16
5n a time+domain plot9 the hori=ontal a"is is a measure o# %%%%%%%%.
1) : signal amplitude
2) : #re<uency
3) : phase
4) : time

Question # 1

' sine wa(e in the %%%%%% domain can e represented y one single spike in the %%%%%
domain.
1) : timeF #re<uency
2) : #re<uencyF time
3) : timeF phase
4) : phaseF time

Question # 1!

' %%%%%%%%% sine wa(e is not use#ul in data communicationsF we need to send a %%%%%%%
signal.
1) : compositeF single+#re<uency
2) : single+#re<uencyF composite
3) : single+#re<uencyF doule+#re<uency

Question # 1"

$he %%%%% o# a composite signal is the di##erence etween the highest and the lowest
#re<uencies contained in that signal.
1) : #re<uency
2) : period
3) : andwidth
4) : amplitude

Question # 20
'(n)%%%%%%%%% signal is a composite analog signal with an in#inite andwidth.
1) : digital
2) : analog
3) : either analog or digital
4) : neither analog or digital

Question # 21
Aaseand transmission o# a digital signal is possile only i# we ha(e a %%%% channel.
1) : low+pass
2) : andpass
3) : low rate
4) : high rate

Question # 22
$he %%%%%%%%% product de#ines the numer o# its that can #ill the link.
1) : andwidth+period
2) : #re<uency+amplitude
3) : andwidth+delay
4) : delay+amplitude

Question # 23

5# the andwidth o# a signal is , .;= and the lowest #re<uency is ,) .;=9 what is the highest
#re<uency7
1) : , .;=
2) : 10 .;=
3) : 10 .;=
4) : ,G .;=

Question # 24
6hat is the andwidth o# a signal that ranges #rom 1 M;= to 2 M;=7
1) : 2 M;=
2) : 1 .;=
3) : * M;=

Question # 25
's #re<uency increases9 the period %%%%%%%%.
1) : decreases
2) : increases
3) : remains the same
4) : doules

Question # 26

' signal is measured at two di##erent points. $he power is P1 at the #irst point and P) at the
second point. $he dA is 0. $his means %%%%%%%%.
1) : P) is =ero
2) : P) e<uals P1
3) : P) is much larger than P1
4) : P) is much smaller than P1

Question # 2

5# the #re<uency spectrum o# a signal has a andwidth o# ,00 ;= with the highest #re<uency at
-00 ;=9 what should e the sampling rate9 according to the Ny<uist theorem7
1) : ,00 samples3s
2) : 1000 samples3s
3) : )00 samples3s
4) : 1)00 samples3s

Question # 2!
Alock coding can help in %%%%%%% at the recei(er.
1) : &ynchroni=ation
2) : 8rror detection
3) : 'ttenuation
4) : (a) and ()

Question # 2"
5n %%%%%%% transmission9 its are transmitted simultaneously9 each across its own wire.
1) : Parallel
2) : 'synchronous serial
3) : &ynchronous serial
4) : (a) and ()

Question # 30
:nipolar9 ipolar9 and polar encoding are types o# %%%%%%% encoding.
1) : Alock
2) : Line
3) : N4H
4) : Manchester

Question # 31
%%%%%%% encoding has a transition at the middle o# each it.
1) : 4H
2) : Manchester
3) : !i##erential Manchester
4) : 'll the ao(e

Question # 32
6hich encoding type always has a non=ero a(erage amplitude7
1) : Polar
2) : Aipolar
3) : :nipolar
4) : 'll the ao(e

Question # 33

%%%%%%% con(ersion is the process o# changing one o# the characteristics o# an analog signal
ased on the in#ormation in the digital data.
1) : !igital+to+analog
2) : 'nalog+to+analog
3) : 'nalog+to+digital
4) : !igital+to+digital

Question # 34

6hich encoding techni<ue attempts to sol(e the loss o# synchroni=ation due to long strings o#
0s7
1) : N4H
2) : ABH&
3) : 'M5
4) : (a) and ()

Question # 35
%%%%%%% encoding has a transition at the eginning o# each 0 it.
1) : !i##erential Manchester
2) : 4H
3) : Manchester
4) : 'll the ao(e

Question # 36
6hich o# the #ollowing encoding methods does not pro(ide #or synchroni=ation7
1) : Manchester
2) : N4H+L
3) : 4H
4) : N4H+5

Question # 3
6hich encoding method uses alternating positi(e and negati(e (alues #or 1s7
1) : Manchester
2) : 'M5
3) : N4H+5
4) : 4H

Question # 3!
4H encoding in(ol(es %%%%%%% signal le(els.
1) : 0i(e
2) : 0our
3) : $hree
4) : $wo

Question # 3"
PCM is an e"ample o# %%%%%%% con(ersion.

Question # 40
1ne #actor in the accuracy o# a reconstructed PCM signal is the %%%%%%%.
1) : Numer o# its used #or <uanti=ation
2) : &ignal andwidth
3) : Carrier #re<uency
4) : Aaud rate

Question # 41
5n PCM9 an analog+to+ %%%%%%% con(ersion occurs.
1) : 'nalog
2) : !igital
3) : I'M
4) : !i##erential

Question # 42

5# the ma"imum (alue o# a PCM signal is *1 and the minimum (alue is +*19 how many its
were used #or coding7
1) : 2
2) : ,
3) : -
4) : G

Question # 43
6hich <uanti=ation le(el results in a more #aith#ul reproduction o# the signal7
1) : )
2) : B
3) : 1-
4) : *)

Question # 44
5n %%%%%%% transmission9 its are transmitted o(er a single wire9 one at a time.
3) : Parallel
4) : (a) and ()

Question # 45
5n %%%%%%% transmission9 a start it and a stop it #rame a character yte.
3) : Parallel
4) : (a) and ()

Question # 46
5# a symol is composed o# * its9 there are %%%%%%% data le(els.
1) : )
2) : 2
3) : B
4) : 1-

Question # 4
$he Ny<uist theorem speci#ies the minimum sampling rate to e%%%%%%%.
1) : $wice the andwidth o# a signal
2) : $wice the highest #re<uency o# a signal
3) : 8<ual to the lowest #re<uency o# a signal
4) : 8<ual to the highest #re<uency o# a signal

Question # 4!
Pulse rate is always %%%%%%% the it rate.
1) : Less than
2) : Less than or e<ual to
3) : /reater than
4) : /reater than or e<ual to

Question # 4"
'&.9 P&.9 0&.9 and I'M are e"amples o# %%%%%%%% con(ersion.
1) : digital+to+digital
2) : digital+to+analog
3) : analog+to+analog
4) : analog+to+digital

Question # 50
5n I'M9 oth %%%%%%%% o# a carrier #re<uency are (aried.
1) : #re<uency and amplitude
2) : phase and #re<uency
3) : amplitude and phase

Question # 51
5# the aud rate is 200 #or a IP&. signal9 the it rate is %%%%%%%% ps.
1) : 100
2) : 200
3) : B00
4) : 1-00

Question # 52
5# the it rate #or an '&. signal is 1)00 ps9 the aud rate is %%%%%%%%.
1) : *00
2) : 200
3) : -00
4) : 1)00

Question # 53
5# the it rate #or an 0&. signal is 1)00 ps9 the aud rate is %%%%%%%%.
1) : *00
2) : 200
3) : -00
4) : 1)00

Question # 54
5# the it rate #or a 1-+I'M signal is 2000 ps9 what is the aud rate7
1) : *00
2) : 200
3) : 1000
4) : 1)00

Question # 55
5# the aud rate #or a -2+I'M signal is )0009 what is the it rate7
1) : *00
2) : 200
3) : 1000
4) : 1)000

Question # 56
Iuadrature amplitude modulation (I'M) is a comination o# %%%%%%%%%%%.
1) : '&. and 0&.
2) : '&. and P&.
3) : P&. and 0&.

Question # 5
%%%%%%%% uses two carriers9 one in+phase and the other <uadrature.
1) : '&.
2) : P&.
3) : 0&.
4) : I'M

Question # 5!
'nalog+to+analog con(ersion is needed i# the a(ailale andwidth is %%%%%%%.
1) : low+pass
2) : and+pass
3) : either (a) or ()
4) : neither (a) nor ()

Question # 5"
6hich o# the #ollowing is not an analog+to+analog con(ersion7
1) : 'M
2) : PM
3) : 0M
4) : I'M

Question # 60

5n %%%%% transmission9 the carrier signal is modulated so that its amplitude (aries with the
changing amplitudes o# the modulating signal.
1) : 'M
2) : PM
3) : 0M

Question # 61

5n %%%%% transmission9 the #re<uency o# the carrier signal is modulated to #ollow the changing
(oltage le(el (amplitude) o# the modulating signal. $he peak amplitude and phase o# the
carrier signal remain constant9 ut as the amplitude o# the in#ormation signal changes9 the
#re<uency o# the carrier changes correspondingly.
1) : 'M
2) : PM
3) : 0M

Question # 62

5n %%%%% transmission9 the phase o# the carrier signal is modulated to #ollow the changing
(oltage le(el (amplitude) o# the modulating signal.
1) : 'M
2) : PM
3) : 0M

Question # 63

5n %%%%%%%9 the peak amplitude o# one signal le(el is 0F the other is the same as the
amplitude o# the carrier #re<uency.
1) : P&.
2) : 11.
3) : 0&.

Question # 64
$he constellation diagram o# 1-+I'M has %%%%%% dots.
1) : 2
2) : 1-
3) : B

Question # 65
$he 0ederal Communications Commission (0CC) allows %%%%%%k;= #or each 'M station.
1) : ,
2) : 10
3) : )0

Question # 66
$he 0ederal Communications Commission (0CC) allows %%%%%% k;= #or each 0M station.
1) : )0
2) : 100
3) : )00

Question # 6
6hich o# the #ollowing is not a digital+to+analog con(ersion7
1) : '&.
2) : P&.
3) : 0&.
4) : 'M
Correct Option : 2 From : Lecture 1!

Question # 6!

5n %%%%%%%%9 the amplitude o# the carrier signal is (aried to create signal elements. Aoth
#re<uency and phase remain constant.
1) : '&.
2) : P&.
3) : 0&.
4) : I'M

Question # 6"

5n %%%%%%%%%9 the #re<uency o# the carrier signal is (aried to represent data. Aoth peak
amplitude and phase remain constant.
1) : '&.
2) : P&.
3) : 0&.
4) : I'M
Correct Option : * From : Lecture 1!

Question # 0

5n %%%%%%%%9 the phase o# the carrier is (aried to represent two or more di##erent signal
elements. Aoth peak amplitude and #re<uency remain constant.
1) : '&.
2) : P&.
3) : 0&.
4) : I'M
Correct Option : ) From : Lecture 1!

Question # 1

' constellation diagram shows us the %%%%%%%%%% o# a signal element9 particularly when we
are using two carriers (one in+phase and one <uadrature).
1) : amplitude and phase
2) : amplitude and #re<uency
3) : #re<uency and phase

Question # 2
%%%%%%%%% con(ersion is the representation o# analog in#ormation y an analog signal.
Correct Option : ) From : Lecture 1!

Question # 3
'M and 0M are e"amples o# %%%%%%%% con(ersion.
1) : digital+to+digital
2) : digital+to+analog
3) : analog+to+analog
4) : analog+to+digital
Correct Option : * From : Lecture 1"

Question # 4

/i(en an 'M radio signal with a andwidth o# 10 .;= and the highest+#re<uency component at
G0, .;=9 what is the #re<uency o# the carrier signal7
1) : G00 .;=
2) : G0, .;=
3) : G10 .;=
4) : Cannot e determined #rom gi(en in#ormation
Correct Option : 1 From : Lecture 1"

Question # 5

5# the a(ailale channel is a %%%% channel9 we cannot send a digital signal directly to the
channel.
1) : low+pass
2) : andpass
3) : low rate
4) : high rate

Question # 6
0or a %%%%%% channel9 the Ny<uist it rate #ormula de#ines the theoretical ma"imum it rate.
1) : noisy
2) : noiseless
3) : andpass
4) : low+pass

Question #
0or a %%%%%% channel9 we need to use the &hannon capacity to #ind the ma"imum it rate.
1) : noisy
2) : noiseless
3) : andpass
4) : low+pass

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Question # 1

%%%%%%%% is a type o# transmission impairment in which the signal loses strength due to the
resistance o# the transmission medium.
1) : 'ttenuation
2) : !istortion
3) : Noise
4) : !eciel

Question # 2

%%%%%%%% is a type o# transmission impairment in which the signal loses strength due to the
di##erent propagation speeds o# each #re<uency that makes up the signal.
1) : 'ttenuation
2) : !istortion
3) : Noise
4) : !eciel

Question # 3

%%%%%%%% is a type o# transmission impairment in which an outside source such as crosstalk
corrupts a signal.
1) : 'ttenuation
2) : !istortion
3) : Noise
4) : !eciel

Question # 4
%%%%%%%%% can impair a signal.
1) : 'ttenuation
2) : !istortion
3) : Noise

Question # 5
5n asynchronous transmission9 the gap time etween ytes is %%%%%%%.
1) : 0i"ed
2) : ' #unction o# the data rate
3) : Variale
4) : Hero

Question # 6
&ynchronous transmission does not ha(e %%%%%%%.
1) : ' start it
2) : ' stop it
3) : /aps etween ytes
4) : 'll the ao(e

Question #
6hen propagation speed is multiplied y propagation time9 we get the %%%%%%%%.
1) : throughput
2) : wa(elength o# the signal
3) : distortion #actor
4) : distance a signal or it has tra(eled

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