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Wireless Antennas Standards Wireless Signal Interference Wireless Networks Wireless Terminology Wireless Facts Wireless Trivia Bonus Bonus Bonus Bonus Bonus Bonus Bonus

What antenna is ideal for short and medium range?

Semi-Directional

What is the area centered on the visible LOS between the transmitting and receiving antenna?

Fresnel Zone

Antennas convert electrical energy into in a transmitting antenna

RF Waves

The FCC allows for up to watts of power to be radiated from an antenna in a point-to-multipoint wireless LAN using 2.4GHz

4

What are the basic Wireless antenna types

1. Omni-Directional 2. Semi-Directional 3. Highly-Directional

The communications standard for WIMAX is the standardThe communications standard for WIMAX is the standard.

802.16

What is the 802 standard for Bluetooth

IEEE

What standard utilizes 150 feet as it’s wireless transmission

802.11a

The state machine has three distinct states

Authenticated and Associated Unauthenticated and Unassociated Authenticated and unassociated

WIMAX can transmit at speeds up to 75Mbps as far as miles away

30

Rain, Snow, Smog, and Smoke are examples of weather that will Wireless

Impair

What medium is the most dependable and has the less interference problems

Fiber-Optics

What type of weather effects RF signals the most

Heavy Rain

Hidden Node is most likely due to

Decreased Signal

Amplitude happens at the

Receiver

When you network is within a city, but is installed upon a campus then it is a

CAN

Network that exist within a user’s home are called

PAN

What does SOHO stand for

Small office/home office

What Network topology has all nodes connected together in a circular pattern?

RING

What Network Topology is used for most common networks

STAR

Free Space path loss is also called

Path loss

What is the term used for adding a few extra dB of signal strength to the link budget

Fade Margin

What deffines a common set of rules for a network

Protocol

What parameter should be taken into account to secure a company’s Network

Security Policy

What elects one machine as the base station or master in a ad Hoc architecture

Spokesman Election Algorithm

Which two Agencies control communications for wireless or any other communications medium

FCC and IEEE

LANS were limited to the physical, hardwired of the building

Infrastructure

The Ethernet project was established by in the eary 1970’s

Xerox

The major motivation and benefit from wireless LANs is increased

Mobility

What is the main purpose of an Access point

A Cabinet or area that connects end users

Earth Bulge is considered within what parametersEarth Bulge is considered within what parameters.

Long Distance Links

The elect one machine as the base station or master in a ad HOC architecture

Spokesman election algorithm

With increased mobility, wireless LANs will also offer increased?

Flexibility

CSMA/CA (carrier sense multiple access with collision avoidance) uses a random factor to determine the time it takes to transmit a data packet

Backoff

The architecture uses fixed network access points that are sometimes connected to landlines, wireless hubs and wireless routersThe architecture uses fixed network access points that are sometimes connected to landlines, wireless hubs and wireless routers.

Infrastructure

A method of delivering DC voltages to an access point over CAT-5

POE

What are examples of wireless devices used today for communications

Pagers, Cellular Telephones, Satellite systems

USB Adapters come in two major form factors

Wired and Dongle

OFDM reduces the amount of in signal transmissions

Crosstalk

What network layer handles the transmission between nodes or computers

ACCESS

What are the two types of spread spectrum?

DSSS and FHSS

For Omni-directional antennas, Point-to-Point (PtMP) will use what common bandwidth

2.4 GHz

What device can be used to extend a wireless network past it’s maximum distance

Wireless Router

The process of listening for beacons on each channel for a specific period of time is?

Passive Scanning

A is a group of two or more computer systems linked together

Network

Is a standard that is used for long distance broadband connections?Is a standard that is used for long distance broadband connections?

WIMAX

Extreme altitude change and also temperature change is know as?

Air Stratification

The Range of a link is directly related to the?

Output Power

What characteristics utilize decibels

Signal Stregth, Signal to Noise Ratio or (SNR), and Noise Floor.

A will determine if a packet has been received successfully. Then the receiving node will send an (ACK) Acknowledge packet.

(CRC) Cyclic redundancy check

A transmitting node or computer will send it’s packet only if the packet is heard by the receiving PC and the receiving PC will then send its CTS packet

RTS

What signal carrier is the most stable, but must have line-of-site transmission of no more than 50 feet?

Infrared (IR pulse position modulation)

Antennas with narrow Beam- width would have to consider to transmit and receive a good signal, on what condition?

Antenna Alignment

What device is used by Wireless Network to transmit with out routing a signal?

Access Points

An is a network that can be brought up and torn down in a short time

AD HOC

Used to convert one frequency range to another?

Frequency Converter

Convert IP address to Binary

Convert Binary to IP address

Convert Hexadecimal to Binary 9F,

Convert Hexadecimal to Binary 2B