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Electronic Systems and Technologies 48. type N connector – lowest attenuation

49. 11 yrs – sunspot cycle radio propagation occurrence
1. 8000 Ix – minimum illumination for reading
50. Mogul-Dellinger fadeout – sudden ionospheric disturbance
2. 2500 ohms – impedance at open end of half wave antenna
frequency
3. 10 Gbps – max data rate of fiber optic system
51. Huffman encoding – most commonly used characters are
4. 8 kbps – data rate of TDMA
represented in fewer bits
5. 500 kbps – 8 Mbps – WiMax
52. acquisition – on time of FETs
6. 27 Mbps – cable Tv internet
53. shared wireless application protocol
7. 32.786 Mbps – H21 broadband ISDN
54. octet – term for byte in ATM
8. 32.28 Mbps – data rate of terrestrial digital TV
55. ISTP cable – used in 10/100 Mbps Ethernet
9. 33.6 kbps – V.34
56. delta modulation – scheme
10. 172.2 kbps – GPRS
57. 460 m – position accuracy of LORAN C/D
11. 72 kbps – Bluetooth
58. 108 MHz – 118 MHz – DME/VOR
12. 10-30 km – max distance bet fiber optic repeaters
59. 108 MHz – 114 MHz – not used in TV
13. 1200 kbps – V.22
60. physical layer – does not use error checking
14. 56 kbps –V.90
61. 28 dB – terminal isolation between subscribers
15. 9.6 kbps – V.32
62. 16 dB – output terminal match
16. 19.2 – speed of cdpp (cellular digital data packet)
63. discriminator – demodulates audio signal in TV
17. 1.23 Mbps – speed of IS-95 CDMA
64. local oscillator – together with mixer
18. 11 Mbps – WiFi / wireless internet service provider
65. balanced detector – not used in mobile tel.
19. IEEE 802.11b – WiFi spec
66. 4 Mhz – guardband of C-band satellite comm.
20. 8-V.58 – standard for digital terrestrial TV
67. basic voice grade – minimum quality circuit available in PTN
21. 9000 ft – spacing between M88 loading coils
68. AWg no. 22 – cable used in customer loop in telephone
22. curve of silence – area above the vertical antenna
exchanges
23. code 39 (bar code ) – discrete code
69. broadband – multichannel
24. near field – under the influence of the induction field
70. scatter angle – dependent in troposcatter propagation
25. local number portability
71. 1000 Hz – standard test tone
26. blocking dynamic range
72. 17 degrees Celsius – reference noise temp
27. 3.5 MHz – FM luminance frequency for VCR recording
73. 4.7 units or sabines– average human absorption
28. PSK digital modulation used for modems
74. acceptance angle = max. critical angle
29. decibel – measure of comparison of sound intensity with
75. internet protocol – software used in preparing packets
another
76. rest frequency – no modulation
30. IMT 2000 – not a 3G wireless system
77. 2520 MHz- U600
31. biphase codes – used in optical system and satellite
78. less than 2 % - CMTS(AMPS)
telemetry links
79. high frequencies – affected by solar cycle
32. facsimile groups – divide into 4 by ITU
80. Speed of longitudinal waves is proportional to the
33. bit oriented protocol – code transparency with frequency
compressibility of the medium
34. 1.6 W – ERP of class 2 cellular mobile
81. EIRP Class II Cellular – 1.6 watts
35. 600 mV – max power for class I analog mobile
82. Electronic Serial Number (ESN) for cellular phone – 32 bits
36. F2 layer – appears at night
83. TV horizontal scan – 10.2 us
37. E layer – high frequency daytime propagation
84. Local Oscillator – always accompanied to the mixer
38. hectometric waves – MF range wavelength
85. 10 pulses/sec – pulse dialing
39. X.75 – protocol for packet switching networks
86. Basic Voice Grade – minimum circuit PTN
40. ARQ – error control for HF radio transmission
87. 3-30 MHz – suitable SSB transmission
41. bridge – operates on physical and data link
88. Bay – complete antenna in itself
42. logic 0 – start bit
89. Quarter-wavelength – minimum antenna height
43. elementary doublet – 1/10 wavelength antenna
90. Session layer – OSI layer for sending and reception of
44. 32 bits – Electronic serial number
information
45. 3-30 MHz – suitable for SSb transmission
91. Physical layer – OSI layer for transmission of bits
46. yellow – most luminance
92. Huffman encoding – coding tech. using lesser no. of bits which
47. below 2 MHz – used by Marconi antenna
are frequently occurring
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93. Error correction – not function of the physical layer
94. Physical and Data-link layer – bridge operation
95. Yellow – most luminance
96. H3E – single-sideband full-carrier
97. Shared wireless access protocol
98. Bi-phase coding – coding used in satellite and telemetry
99. Blocking dynamic range –
100. Local number portability – retain local number to access
(migration)
101. Decibel – comparing two power levels
102. 32.786 Mbps – ISDN H21
103. Induction field – near filed
104. Elementary doublet – one-tenth of wavelength
105. Discrete codes – Code 39
106. Sudden Ionospheric Disturbance – other term for Mogul
Delinger
107. Less than 2 MHz – operating frequency of Marconi antenna
108. 11 Mbps – Wi-Fi (802.11b) / Wi-Max
109. IMT-2000 – not included in the 3G wireless system
110. Discriminator – demodulates audio signal in TV
111. 2500 Ω - impedance at the end of ½ wavelength
112. E layer – suitable for high-frequency during daytime
113. F2 layer – only appears at night
114. Acceptance angle – max critical angle
115. 460 m – LORAN C/D position accuracy
116. Branch circuit conductor –
117. Header – ‘raceway’
118. Firewire – fastest multimedia peripherals
119. 4 – no. of divisions of facsimile
120. 28 dB – CATV guard / consumers
121. 16 dB – CATV RF output
140. Companding – protect small signals from quantizing distortion
141. 3.5 MHz – VCR
142. Current Maximum at the base for ¼ wavelength (Marconi
Antenna)
143. Synchronous data transfer – CMT
144. 300-3400 Hz – telephone channel BW
145. Acquisition – time for FET ‘on’
146. 0-4 kHz – ideal passband for voice grade
147. Rest frequency – unmodulated FM frequency
148. 25-8000 Hz – electrical signals converted for microphone
149. 10-30 km – separation for FOC repeaters
150. 2520 kHz – master U600 bandwidth
151. R3E – single-sideband reduced carrier
152. 1000 Hz – standard test tone
153. 0 dBm – reference sound level
154. 3 pair of sidebands – Bessel 1.0 mod
155. 50Ω and 75Ω - common coaxial characteristic impedance
156. Curve of silence – area above antenna
157. Broadband transmission – ‘multichannel’
158. Dead space – due to shading of hills and trees
159. PSK – modulation used by modem
160. X.75 – packet switch data
161. Formulas:
162. (phase shift)
163.
164. (d in ft)

122. 8 kbps – data rate for TDMA

123. 600 mV – output Class I mobile output minimum
124. 500 kbps to 8 Mbps – Wi-Fi Max
165. (beamwidth), (G = in gain ratio)
125. Packet – smallest unit data for network
126. Frequency translation –
127. Bandwidth efficiency – information density
128. HF waves – affected by the solar cycle
166.
129. Solar cycle – every 11 years
130. UTC – UTA
131. QPSK (DSSS) – mod used for IS-95
132. 577 us – propagation delay for TDM period 167. →Hartley

133. 45 MHz – difference freq for forward and backward

transmission
134. Directivity gain – gain at the direction of the major lobe
135. Bit-oriented protocol – code transparency 168. 1ppm → →crystal

136. ½ wavelength – AM broadcast antenna height

137. Scanning line – synchronization
138. Scatter angle – causes the attenuation using troposcatter 169. BER = (bit error rate)
propagation
139. Faraday rotation – can be eliminated using helical antenna