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61.
IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n devices use what type of communication?
  • A.
    Half diplex
  • B.
    Full diplex
  • C.
    Half duplex
  • D.
    Full duplex
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Answer : [C]
Explanation :
IEEE wireless LAN devices use half-duplex communication. Half duplex is defi ned as two-way communication only one way at a time. Wired LANs can use full-duplex communication, which is two-way communication transmitting in both directions simultaneously. An example of duplex is to combine signals from two different frequencies into a single transmitter/receiver.
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62.
HR/DSSS devices operate in which frequency range?
  • A.
    2.400 GHz ISM
  • B.
    5.250 GHz UNII
  • C.
    5.350 GHz UNII
  • D.
    5.750 GHz UNII
  • E.
    5.725 GHz ISM
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Answer : [A]
Explanation :
DSSS devices operate in the 2.4 to 2.5 GHz ISM band. OFDM devices operate in the 5 GHz UNII bands.
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63.
How many access points can be co-located without channel reuse in the same radio frequency area to maximize total system throughput while minimizing RF interference in an IEEE 802.11g network?
  • A.
    Two
  • B.
    Three
  • C.
    Four
  • D.
    Six
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Answer : [B]
Explanation :
802.11g operates in the 2.4 GHz ISM band. A total of three access points can be co-located before interference becomes an issue.
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64.
Devices compliant with which amendment to the IEEE standard use multiple radio chains and multiple antennas?
  • A.
    802.11a
  • B.
    802.11b
  • C.
    802.11g
  • D.
    802.11n
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Answer : [D]
Explanation :
The IEEE 802.11n amendment devices use MIMO, multiple radio chains, and antennas to operate. 802.11a/b/g devices use one radio and may use multiple antennas for diversity.
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65.
What technology is used to send WLAN data over a wireless medium using many subcarrier frequencies?
  • A.
    Wireless broadband
  • B.
    Narrowband
  • C.
    Spread-spectrum
  • D.
    Spectral masking
  • E.
    Wideband
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Answer : [C]
Explanation :
Spread-spectrum technology sends data over many subcarrier frequencies. Narrowband technology is not used in IEEE-based WLANs but is used in other technology such as radio and TV. Wireless broadband provides high-speed wireless data communications and wireless Internet over a wide area network. Wideband uses a wide range of frequencies, and spectral mask refers to the signal levels of the radio frequency.
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