This document is an exam paper for an Advanced Communications and Networks course. It contains 11 questions across two parts:
Part A has 5 short questions worth 5 marks each on topics like spreading sequences, OFDM synchronization, STBC-OFDM systems, wireless LAN security, and wireless MANs.
Part B has 11 longer questions worth 10 marks each, with options to choose one question from each of 5 units on topics like PN sequences, rake receivers, OFDM channel estimation, MIMO channel modeling, 802.11 MAC layer, 802.11b standard, 802.15.1 protocols, and 802.16 MAC layer.
This document is an exam paper for an Advanced Communications and Networks course. It contains 11 questions across two parts:
Part A has 5 short questions worth 5 marks each on topics like spreading sequences, OFDM synchronization, STBC-OFDM systems, wireless LAN security, and wireless MANs.
Part B has 11 longer questions worth 10 marks each, with options to choose one question from each of 5 units on topics like PN sequences, rake receivers, OFDM channel estimation, MIMO channel modeling, 802.11 MAC layer, 802.11b standard, 802.15.1 protocols, and 802.16 MAC layer.
This document is an exam paper for an Advanced Communications and Networks course. It contains 11 questions across two parts:
Part A has 5 short questions worth 5 marks each on topics like spreading sequences, OFDM synchronization, STBC-OFDM systems, wireless LAN security, and wireless MANs.
Part B has 11 longer questions worth 10 marks each, with options to choose one question from each of 5 units on topics like PN sequences, rake receivers, OFDM channel estimation, MIMO channel modeling, 802.11 MAC layer, 802.11b standard, 802.15.1 protocols, and 802.16 MAC layer.
This document is an exam paper for an Advanced Communications and Networks course. It contains 11 questions across two parts:
Part A has 5 short questions worth 5 marks each on topics like spreading sequences, OFDM synchronization, STBC-OFDM systems, wireless LAN security, and wireless MANs.
Part B has 11 longer questions worth 10 marks each, with options to choose one question from each of 5 units on topics like PN sequences, rake receivers, OFDM channel estimation, MIMO channel modeling, 802.11 MAC layer, 802.11b standard, 802.15.1 protocols, and 802.16 MAC layer.
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD
M. Tech II Semester Examinations, January - 2020 JN ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKS (Communication Systems) Time: 3hrs Max.Marks:75 TU Note: This question paper contains two parts A and B. Part A is compulsory which carries 25 marks. Answer all questions in Part A. Part B consists of 5 Units. Answer any one full question from each unit. Each question carries 10 marks and may have a, b, c as sub questions. H PART - A 5 × 5 Marks = 25 U 1.a) Describe the various properties of spreading sequences. [5] SE b) What are the synchronization problems arise in OFDM systems? Explain. [5] c) Explain a typical STBC-OFDM system with a neat block diagram. [5] d) Describe the Wireless LAN security of IEEE 802.11. [5] e) Discuss the basic IEEE 802.16 wireless MANs. [5] D PART - B 5 × 10 Marks = 50 PA 2. Explain the maximal length shift register for generating PN sequences with its properties. [10] OR PE 3. Explain the principle of operation and the architecture for implementing a rake receiver in detail. [10]
4. Explain the pilot insert in OFDM transmission and channel estimation techniques in R detail. [10] OR 5. Explain the significance of mathematical representation of lattice type OFDM with -2 necessary equations. [10] 02 6. What are the different types of systems based on the diversity? Explain. [10] OR 7. Explain the concept of MIMO channel modeling in detail. [10] 0 8. Explain the IEEE 802.11 MAC layer operations in detail. [10] OR 9. Describe the 802.11b higher rate standard in detail. [10]
10. Describe the operation of IEEE 802.15.1 protocols and host interface control unit. [10] OR 11. Explain the different sub layers of IEEE 802.16 MAC layer in detail. [10]
