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What is the main purpose of a signal in a communication system?
What is the main purpose of a signal in a communication system?
- To create interference in the transmission
- To disrupt the transmission of data
- To ensure synchronization between sender and receiver (correct)
- To maximize noise in the channel
What unit is used to measure wavelength?
What unit is used to measure wavelength?
- Volts
- Hertz
- Meters (correct)
- Amperes
What does the term 'amplitude' refer to in a wave?
What does the term 'amplitude' refer to in a wave?
- Measurement of the delay of the wave relative to a reference point
- Vertical distance from a point on the wave to the horizontal axis (correct)
- Position of the waveform relative to time zero
- Number of waves per second
Which frequency range is associated with Ground Wave (GW) propagation?
Which frequency range is associated with Ground Wave (GW) propagation?
Which term describes the number of waves made per second?
Which term describes the number of waves made per second?
What type of propagation is common in the frequency range of 3 KHz - 30 KHz?
What type of propagation is common in the frequency range of 3 KHz - 30 KHz?
What is noise in a communication system?
What is noise in a communication system?
What type of signals are commonly associated with Infrared communication?
What type of signals are commonly associated with Infrared communication?
Which frequency range is used for International broadcasting and military communication?
Which frequency range is used for International broadcasting and military communication?
What type of propagation is associated with Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) signals?
What type of propagation is associated with Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) signals?
Which frequency range is used for radar, satellite communication, and wireless local loops?
Which frequency range is used for radar, satellite communication, and wireless local loops?
What does phase describe in a waveform?
What does phase describe in a waveform?
Which type of wave has a fixed amplitude but its pulse width and frequency can be changed?
Which type of wave has a fixed amplitude but its pulse width and frequency can be changed?
What is an example of an Analog wave?
What is an example of an Analog wave?
Which type of media uses cables and is limited by physical geography?
Which type of media uses cables and is limited by physical geography?
What is the transmission mode where data flows in one direction only?
What is the transmission mode where data flows in one direction only?
Which type of signal represents data stored in the memory of a computer as 0s and 1s?
Which type of signal represents data stored in the memory of a computer as 0s and 1s?
What is the characteristic of an Unbounded Media?
What is the characteristic of an Unbounded Media?
