This is the Section 4 Module 3 of the compiled Communications Coaching Materials taken from various sources including but not limited to past Board Examination Questions in Electronic System and Technologies (EST), Communications Books, Journals and other Communications References. This particular Coaching Notes in Communications Engineering has random Questions and Answers in random topics. Make sure to familiarize each questions to increase the chance of passing the ECE Board Exam.
Communications Engineering Coaching: Section 4 Module 3
Beam Diffusion Effect |
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Beige |
Color standard connector used for 62.5 nm fiber. |
Bellman and Ford algorithm |
Algorithm used in RIP |
Beryllium Oxide Ceramic |
Highly toxic fumes |
Beverage Antenna |
A wave antenna is also known as _____ |
Black |
Color standard used for 50 nm fiber. |
Bleeding Edge technology |
Refers to technology that is so new that it could have a high risk of being unreliable and may occur greater expense in order to use it |
Body Diffraction Effect |
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B‐picture or Bi‐directionally picture |
Past/future, for motion compensation |
Bucky Factor |
Which expresses the exposure (i.e. the mAs) increase required because of X-ray absorption by the grid materials. |
Buffer Tube |
Plastic around cladding |
Calypso |
Electronic ticketing standard for microprocessor contactless smartcard |
CAT 7 |
Shielded screen twisted pair (SSTP) |
CDMAone |
Previously known as IS‐95 |
Checksum |
An error detection method which uses one's complement arithmetic |
Chemical Vapor Deposition |
Primary technology used for modern fiber manufacturing |
Class 1 |
A fiber channel standard dedicated to the connection between two devices with an acknowledgement of delivery frames. |
Class 1 |
Direct to TV |
Class 2 |
A fiber channel standard that has no connection between two devices but establishes acknowledgement of the delivery of frames. |
Class 2 |
0.25mW to 2.5mW |
Class A |
Station with 1.5 m antenna height |
Class A and Class AB |
Amplifier used in TV |
Class I Cable TV Channel |
A signaling path provided by a cable television system to relay to subscriber terminals television broadcast programs that are received off‐the‐air or are obtained by microwave or by direct connection to a television broadcast station |
Class II Cable TV Channel |
A signaling path provided by a cable television system to deliver to subscriber terminals television signals that are intended for reception by a television broadcast receiver without the use of an auxiliary decoding device and which signals are not involved in broadcast transmission path |
Class III Cable TV Channel |
A signaling path provided by a cable television system to deliver to subscriber terminal signals that are intended for reception by equipment other than a television broadcast receiver only when used with auxiliary equipment |
Coho and the transmit phase frequency |
The purpose of coho is to synchronize |
COLORIMETER |
Measures the color concentration of a substance |
Communication to everyone, everywhere |
Vision on UMTS, 3G in Europe |
Condenser |
Microphone that uses capacitor |
Convolutional Code |
type of error-correcting code that generates parity symbols via the sliding application of a Boolean polynomial function to a data stream. |
Correspondent Bodies |
Countries that don't have their own standards |
Crest Factor |
Ratio of peak power to average power |
Cutting Edge Technology |
Highest state of the art |
D Layer |
Most affected layer by Sudden Ionospheric Disturbance (SID) |
Daily |
GPS uploads or updates ____. |
Data Streaming |
Digitally coherent signals that is incorporated with timing signals, added functionality for timing issue |
Date Time Group |
date and time, expressed in digits and zone suffixes |
Divx |
Radio format that uses Mpeg4 video compression |
Dominant mode |
Most efficient mode |
Doppler Heading Reference |
Typical time of 1% of the distance flown |
Edge Emitting Diode |
Long wavelength, High bandwidth |
Edge‐Emitting LED |
high bandwidth at longer wavelengths |
EIA/TIA 14443 |
Proximity cards |
EIA/TIA 455‐107 |
Standard for measurement of reflectance. |
EIA/TIA 455‐167 |
Standard for measurement of the Mode Field Diameter (MDF) of a single mode fiber. |
EIA/TIA 455‐34 |
Insertion loss of multimode and single mode |
EIA/TIA 455‐59 |
Point defect |
EIA/TIA 455‐61 |
OTDR |
EIA/TIA 526‐14 |
transmission loss of multimode |
EIA/TIA 526‐7 |
Radiation loss of optical fiber (single mode) is measured ____. |
EIA/TIA 526‐X |
Unique code (?) |
ELECTRODERMOGRAPH |
Measures galvanic skin resistance |
Electrolytic |
Corrosion of different metals |
Endoscopy |
Optical Fibers greatest contribution in the field of medicine |
Entropy Coding |
Measurement of uncertainty |
ENTROPY ENCODING |
Variable length loss ‐ less coding that reduce redundancy |
EO 255 |
Minimum of 4 OPM songs per hour |
EO 454 |
Naibalik ang NTC under sa DOTC |
Error between nodes |
Error that can be detected by Data Link Layer |
Fair |
Flat, hilly, loamy soil |
False target |
None existing, as a result of ambiguity |
Fast Fading |
Rapid fluctuations of amplitude when mobile terminal moves ... Slow fading arises when there are large reflected and diffracted objects along. |
Faster than Light (FTL) |
Controversial |
FBG based |
Low pass band filter |
Few streets |
Multimode fibers can go up to ___ kilometers without repeaters |
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