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What role does the modem play in the fixed wireless system?
What role does the modem play in the fixed wireless system?
- It generates wireless signals for the outdoor antenna.
- It converts signals into a format for your computer or tablet. (correct)
- It acts as the main signal receiver from the outdoor antenna.
- It distributes internet signals to only one device at a time.
Which of the following is a disadvantage of fixed wireless technology?
Which of the following is a disadvantage of fixed wireless technology?
- Dependent on unobstructed line of sight for optimal performance. (correct)
- Requires extensive cable installation.
- Is typically slower than wired broadband connections.
- Cannot be used in temporary setups.
In which situation is fixed wireless technology least advantageous?
In which situation is fixed wireless technology least advantageous?
- Rural locations with limited access to traditional internet.
- Business environments requiring quick internet setup.
- Urban areas with existing cable infrastructure. (correct)
- Temporary events needing an immediate internet connection.
How does the router function within the fixed wireless internet system?
How does the router function within the fixed wireless internet system?
What is a primary characteristic of fixed wireless compared to traditional internet setups?
What is a primary characteristic of fixed wireless compared to traditional internet setups?
What role does the outdoor antenna play in the fixed wireless system?
What role does the outdoor antenna play in the fixed wireless system?
Which description best represents the function of the base station in fixed wireless technology?
Which description best represents the function of the base station in fixed wireless technology?
What is the primary advantage of fixed wireless technology as mentioned in the content?
What is the primary advantage of fixed wireless technology as mentioned in the content?
How can the quality of reception from the outdoor antenna be impacted?
How can the quality of reception from the outdoor antenna be impacted?
Which component is responsible for distributing received signals to devices within the home?
Which component is responsible for distributing received signals to devices within the home?
What is the function of radio waves in the fixed wireless internet system?
What is the function of radio waves in the fixed wireless internet system?
What makes fixed wireless suitable for rural areas?
What makes fixed wireless suitable for rural areas?
What analogy is used to explain how fixed wireless operates?
What analogy is used to explain how fixed wireless operates?
Flashcards
Signal Conversion
Signal Conversion
The process of changing signals from the outdoor antenna into a format understandable by computer or tablet.
Internet Connection (Router)
Internet Connection (Router)
Connects all devices in a house to the internet, like a walkie-talkie network.
Sending Requests
Sending Requests
Using devices (computer/tablet) to send messages through the router to get information.
Fixed Wireless Advantages
Fixed Wireless Advantages
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Fixed Wireless Uses
Fixed Wireless Uses
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Fixed Wireless
Fixed Wireless
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Outdoor Antenna
Outdoor Antenna
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Base Station
Base Station
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Modem/Router
Modem/Router
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Radio Waves
Radio Waves
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Signal Reception
Signal Reception
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Rural Internet Access
Rural Internet Access
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Walkie-talkie Analogy
Walkie-talkie Analogy
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Study Notes
Nomad Internet: Fixed Wireless Explained
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Nomad Internet uses fixed wireless technology to provide internet service in rural areas.
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This method mimics a walkie-talkie system, using radio waves instead of cables.
Key Components of Fixed Wireless
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Outdoor Antenna: Placed outside the home, acts as the receiver for signals from the base station. Needs a good placement for clear reception. (Think: your personal walkie-talkie)
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Base Station: A large, central transmitter located on a tower or building, broadcasting signals to multiple users in the area. (Think: your friend's powerful walkie-talkie)
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Modem/Router: Processes the signals from the antenna, converting them into a format usable by your devices, and manages the internet connection for your home.
How Fixed Wireless Works: The Signal Transmission
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Signal Transmission: The base station transmits signals to the customer's outdoor antenna.
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Signal Reception: The outdoor antenna receives the signals from the base station.
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Inside Processing: The modem converts the received signals into usable data for your devices.
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Internet Communication: Your router manages the information flow between your devices and the internet. Your requests to access the internet are sent via the modem, out to the antenna, and back again. This is a two-way communication.
Advantages of Fixed Wireless
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Cable-Free: No need to run cables, making it suitable for challenging or expensive locations.
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Quick Setup: This eliminates the process of laying down cables.
When to Use Fixed Wireless
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Rural Areas: Ideal where cable installation is difficult or costly.
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Businesses: Offers quick internet access for businesses.
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Events: Useful for temporary internet connections at various events.
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