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FACULTY OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING Chapter 02. Radio Frequency

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Faculty of Computer Science & Engineering. Chapter 02. Radio Frequency. Question 1. 1. When visual line of sight (LOS) is present, RF LOS will always be present. A. This statement is always true B. This statement is always false C. It depends on the configuration of the antennas. Question 2. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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FACULTY OF

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

Chapter 02. Radio Frequency

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QUESTION 1 1. When visual line of sight (LOS) is present,

RF LOS will always be present. A. This statement is always true B. This statement is always false C. It depends on the configuration of the

antennas

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QUESTION 2 2. When RF LOS is present, visual LOS will

always be present. A. This statement is always true B. This statement is always false C. It depends on the specific factors

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QUESTION 3 3. What unit of measurement is used to

quantify the power gain or loss of an RF signal? Choose all that apply. A. dBi B. dBm C. Watts D. dB

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QUESTION 4 4. Using which of the following will reduce VSWR?

Choose all that apply. A. Cables and connectors that all have an impedance

of 50 Ohms B. Cables with a 50 Ohm impedance and connectors

with 75 Ohm impedance C. Cables and connectors that all have an impedance

of 75 Ohms D. Cables with 75 Ohm impedance and connectors

with 50 Ohm impedance

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QUESTION 5 5. In an RF circuit, what is the intentional

radiator defined as? A. The output of the transmitting device B. The output of the last connector before the

signal enters the antenna C. The output as measured at the antenna

element D. The output after the first length of cable

attached to the transmitting device

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QUESTION 6 6. dBi is a relative measurement of decibels

to which one of the following? A. Internet B. Intentional radiator C. Isotropic radiator D. Isotropic radio

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QUESTION 7 7. Which one of the following is considered

impedance in an RF circuit? A. The inability to transmit RF signals B. Interference of an RF signal during foul

weather C. Resistance to current flow, measured in Ohms D. The frequency on which an RF transmitter

sends signals

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QUESTION 8 8. In RF mathematics, 1 watt equals what

measurement of dBm? A. 1 B. 3 C. 10 D. 30 E. 100

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QUESTION 9 9. Which one of the following RF behaviors is

defined as “the bending of a wave as it passes through a medium of different density”? A. Diffraction B. Reflection C. Refraction D. Distraction

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QUESTION 10 10. Given an access point with 100 mW of

output power connected through a 50-foot cable with 3 dB of loss to an antenna with 10 dBi of gain, what is the EIRP at the antenna in mW? A. 100 mW B. 250 mW C. 500 mW D. 1 W

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QUESTION 11 11. Given a wireless bridge with 200 mW of

output power connected through a 100 foot cable with 6 dB of loss to an antenna with 9 dBi of gain, what is the EIRP at the antenna in dBm? A. 20 dBm B. 26 dBm C. 30 dBm D. 36 dBm

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QUESTION 12 12. Given an access point with an output

power of 100 mW connected through a cable with a loss of 2 dB to antenna with a gain of 11 dBi, what is the EIRP in mW? A. 200 mW B. 400 mW C. 800 mW D. 1 W

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QUESTION 13 13. Given an access point with an output power

of 20 dBm connected through a cable with a loss of 6 dB to an amplifier with a 10 dB gain, then through a cable with 3 dB of loss to an antenna with 6 dBi of gain, what is the EIRP in dBm? A. 18 dBm B. 23 dBm C. 25 dBm D. 27 dBm

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QUESTION 14 14. What is the net gain or loss of a circuit if

it is using two cables with 3 dB loss each, one amplifier with a 12 dB gain, 1 antenna with 9 dBi gain, and an attenuator with a loss of 5 dB? A. 5 dB B. 10 dB C. 15 dB D. 20 dB

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QUESTION 15 15. Which of the following is a cause of

VSWR? A. Mismatched impedances between wireless

LAN connectors B. Too much power being radiated from the

antenna element C. The incorrect type of antenna used to transmit

a signal D. Use of the incorrect RF frequency band

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QUESTION 16 16. Radio waves propagate (move) away

from the source (the antenna) in what manner? A. In a straight line in all directions at once within

the vertical and horizontal beamwidths B. In circles spiraling away from the antenna C. In spherical, concentric circles within the

horizontal beamwidth D. Up and down across the area of coverage

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QUESTION 17 17. Why is the Fresnel Zone important to the integrity of

the RF link? A. The Fresnel Zone defines the area of coverage in a typical RF

coverage cell B. The Fresnel Zone must always be 100% clear of any and all

blockage for a wireless LAN to operate properly C. The Fresnel Zone defines an area around the LOS that can

introduce RF signal interference if blocked D. The Fresnel Zone does not change with the length of the RF

link

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QUESTION 18 18. The FCC allows how many watts of power

to be radiated from an antenna in a point to multipoint wireless LAN connection using unlicensed 2.4 GHz spread spectrum equipment? A. 1 watt B. 2 watts C. 3 watts D. 4 watts

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QUESTION 19 19. In regards to gain and loss

measurements in wireless LANs, the statement that gains and losses are additive is: A. Always true B. Always false C. Sometimes true D. Sometimes false E. It depends on the equipment manufacturer

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