Unit 1 LO1.4 Methods of Connectivity

In terms of connectivity, TP stands for what?

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• Twisted Pair

• Transmission Protocol

• Twisted Protocol

There are two types of twisted pair. Can you identify them?

• Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP)

• Cable Twisted Pair (CTP)

• Banded Twisted Pair (BTP)

• Shielded Twisted Pair (STP)

Optical fibre cable is uni-directional. What does this mean?

• Data travels 2 ways.

• Data radiates in all directions.

• Data is static.

• Data only travels one way.

Wireless technology uses RF signals. What does RF stand for?

• Red Frequency

• Radio Files

• Radio Frequency

• Range Frequency

What is the range of a blue tooth signal?

• 10m

• 92m

• 10km

• 2m

Bluetooth connects devices without the need for a what?

• Protocol

• Radio Frequency

• Sound card

• Network hub.

Wi-fi connects data via a what?

• Copper wire

• Network hub

• Fibre Cable

• Light beam

Laser networks require what?

• A line of sight.

• A copper wire.

• Radio waves.

• A network hub

Which of these are required for microwave communication?

• Line of sight.

• Twisted pair cables

• No obstructions.

• Infra-red technology.

TV remotes use what type of signal?

• Simply red

• Ultraviolet

• Deep purple

• Infrared