Computer Network Protocols: Physical Transmission Media

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Data is sent via a ______ or optical cable.

wire

The light source in single mode Fiber Optic Cables comes from expensive ______ diodes.

laser

In ______ transmission, a sine wave carrier is modulated to convey data.

analog

Frequency is increased/decreased while amplitude remains constant in ______ Modulation.

Frequency

The term ______ is used to include all frequency bands, such as FM, UHF, and VHF television.

Radio

In ______ Modulation, amplitude is increased/decreased while frequency remains constant.

Amplitude

A modem is a device that accepts digital signals and outputs a ______ carrier wave, and vice versa.

modulated

______ is a standard developed by ITU-T for European networks.

SDH

SONET is defined as a hierarchy of signals called ______ transport signals.

synchronous

A Bluetooth network is called a ______ or a small net.

Pico net

______ is a wireless LAN technology designed to connect devices of different functions.

Bluetooth

A Pico net can have up to eight ______, one of which is called the primary.

stations

This quiz covers the basics of physical transmission media in computer networks, including guided and unguided media, twisted pair cables, coaxial cables, and fiber optic cables.

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