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Wireless Communication Networks Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which component of a wireless transmitter is responsible for modulating the baseband signal onto a carrier wave?

a)

Antenna

b)

Mixer

c)

Modulator

d)

Amplifier

2.

What is duplexing in wireless communication?

a)

The process of converting analog signals to digital signals.

b)

The process of transmitting and receiving data simultaneously on the same frequency.

c)

The process of encoding data for secure transmission.

d)

The process of amplifying weak signals for long-distance transmission.

3.

Which band requires a license from regulatory authorities for wireless communication?

a)

Unlicensed bands

b)

ISM bands

c)

Industrial bands

d)

Licensed bands

4.

Capacity of a channel can be increased by

a)

Increasing channel bandwidth

b)

Increasing signal power

c)

Increasing channel bandwidth &signal power

d)

None of the mentioned

5.

Which statistical model is commonly used to describe the variability of received signal strength in a multipath environment?

a)

Binomial distribution model

b)

Gaussian distribution model

c)

Poisson distribution model

d)

Rayleigh fading model

6.

Which type of multiplexing allocates a fixed portion of bandwidth to each communication channel?

a)

Fixed Assignment Multiplexing

b)

Statistical Multiplexing

c)

Time-Division Multiplexing

d)

Frequency-Division Multiplexing

7.

Which process is commonly used to model the arrival of packets in Aloha-based systems?

a)

Exponential distribution

b)

Gaussian distribution

c)

Poisson process

d)

Bernoulli process

8.

A station sends a frame whenever one is available and the sender waits for an arbitrary period of time before retransmitting the frame if there is a collision and it is destroyed. This type of multiple access protocol named as

a)

Aloha

b)

Slotted Aloha

c)

Pure Aloha

d)

Adaptive Aloha

9.

What is the purpose of the RTS-CTS mechanism in Wi-Fi networks?

a)

To reserve the channel for a specific duration

b)

To detect collisions before transmission

c)

To synchronize transmission among nodes

d)

To prevent collisions caused by hidden terminals

10.

In a cellular system, what defines an interference-limited system?

a)

Limited number of cell sites

b)

Limited bandwidth availability

c)

Limited power transmission

d)

Limited interference from neighboring cells

11.

Which type of system is characterized by the limitation of signal coverage within a cell boundary?

a)

Interference-limited system

b)

Frequency-reuse system

c)

Coverage-limited system

d)

Spatial-reuse system

12.

If D is the distance between co-channel cells and R be the cell radius, co-channel reuse ratio is given by __________

a)

D*R

b)

D2/R

c)

D/R

d)

D/R2

13.

Which of the following does not come under the teleservices of GSM?

a)

Standard mobile telephony

b)

Mobile originated traffic

c)

Packet switched traffic

d)

Base originated traffic

14.

In UMTS architecture, what is the function of the Node B?

a)

To manage subscriber information

b)

To route data between different networks

c)

To provide a connection between the mobile device and the network

d)

To perform encryption and decryption of voice signals

15.

In wireless communication, what does the term 'handover' refer to?

a)

The process of switching from one frequency to another

b)

The transfer of an active call from one cell to another

c)

The method of increasing signal strength

d)

The procedure for connecting to a new network