Cs 601
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Communication: Sharing of
Information (Local or
remote)
Telecommunications:
Communication at a
Distance (includes
telephony, telegraph, and
television etc.)
Data communications:
Exchange of data between
two devices via some form
of transmission media
A Simple Communication Model
Characteristics of a Data Communication System
Effectiveness of a Data
Communication System:
• Delivery
• Accuracy
• Timeliness
• Jitter
Characteristics of a Data Communication System
Components of a Data Communication system
A data communications
system has five
components
Components of Data Communication system
Data Representation and Data Flow
Forms of Information
• Text
• Numbers
• Images
• Audio
• Video
Data Representation and Data Flow
Data Flow between two
devices:
• Simplex
• Half-Duplex
• Full-Duplex
Data Flow
Networks
• Network:
Interconnection of a set of
devices capable of
communication
• Host
• Connecting Device
Network Criteria
• Performance
Throughput
Delay
• Reliability
• Security
Physical Structures
• Link
• Type of Connection
Point-to-Point
Multipoint
Physical Structures
Physical Topologies
• Physical Topologies:
Mesh
Star
Bus
Ring
Physical Topologies
Mesh Topology
Star Topology
Bus Topology
Ring Topology
Networks Types
• Network classification:
Size
Geographical
Coverage
Ownership
• Host Address
Local Area Networks
Wide Area Network
• Interconnects connecting
devices such as switches,
routers, or modems
• Point-to-Point WAN
• Switched WAN
• Internetwork
Point-to-Point WANs
Switched WANs
Internetwork
Switching
• Switching
Circuit-Switched
Network
Packet- Switched
Network
Circuit Switched Network
Packet Switched Network
The Internet
• Internet draft
• Protocol Layering
Simple Communication:
only one simple protocol
Complex Communication,
we need a protocol at each
layer, or Protocol Layering
Protocol Layering - Example Scenario 1
Protocol Layering - Example Scenario 2
• Disadvantages
None Really!
Protocol Layering - Principles
• Two Principles
Bidirectional
Communication Each
Layer performs two
opposite tasks in each
direction
• Logical Connections
Imaginary connection
between each layer
Protocol Layering
TCP/IP Protocol Suite
Hierarchical Protocol
• Logical Connections
between TCP/IP Layers
TCP/IP Protocol Suite – Function of Layers
Logical connections
TCP/IP Protocol Suite – Function of Layers
• Important Concept in
Internet Protocol Layering
• Layer Header
Encapsulation & Decapsulation
Addressing in TCP/IP Protocol Suite
• Every communication
needs at least two
addresses:
• Physical Layer is an
exception
Addressing in TCP/IP Protocol Suite
The Open System Interconnection (OSI) Model
• International Organization
for Standardization (ISO)
• Close to three-fourths of
countries represented
• Application (TCP/IP) =
Application + Presentation
+ Session (OSI)
OSI Model vs TCP/IP Protocol suite
Lack of OSI Model’s Success
Performance of
TCP/IP better than
that of OSI
Data Communication versus Computer Networks
Data Communication versus Computer Networks
• Transmission Media
• Switching
• Analog Data
Continuous
• Signals represent
Data
• Signals Analog
or Digital
• Analog Signal
Infinite Levels of
Intensity over
time
• Digital Signal
Limited number
of defined values
Analog & Digital Signals
Periodic & Non-periodic Signals
• Analog/Digital Signal
Periodic or Non-periodic
• Periodic Signal
Pattern
• Non-Periodic No
Pattern
• Composite Periodic
Analog signal
Composed of multiple
sine waves
Sine Wave
Value
•••
Time
Sine Wave – Peak Amplitude
Sine Wave –Frequency
• f = 1/T or T = 1/f
Sine Wave –Frequency
Sine Wave –Frequency
Example
The power we use at home
has a frequency of 60 Hz.
The period of this sine
wave can be determined as
follows:
Example
The period of a signal
is 100 ms. What is its
frequency in
kilohertz?.
Phase (or Phase Shift)
• Position of waveform
relative to time 0
Figure 3.9
Composite Signals
So far, we have focused on simple
sine waves. Simple sine waves
have many applications in daily
life. We can send a single sine wave
to carry electric energy from one
place to another. For example, the
power company sends a single sine
wave with a frequency of 60 Hz to
distribute electric energy to houses
and businesses.
Composite Signals
•••
Time
Amplitude
f 3f 9f Frequency
Bandwidth
Bandwidth in
Bandwidth in
Hertz
bps
Range of frequencies No. of bits a channel, link
in a composite signal or network can transmit
Bandwidth
• Range of frequencies
contained in a Composite
Signal
• The bandwidth is
normally a difference
between two frequencies
(the highest and the
lowest)
Bandwidth of a composite signal
Example
If a periodic signal is
decomposed into five sine
waves with frequencies of
100, 300, 500, 700, and 900
Hz, what is its bandwidth?
Draw the spectrum,
assuming all components
have a maximum amplitude
of 10 V.
Digital Signals
In addition to being
represented by an
analog signal,
information can
also be represented
by a digital signal.
For example, a 1
can be encoded as
a positive voltage
and a 0 as zero
voltage. A digital
signal can have
more than two
levels.
Digital Signals
• Information can also be
represented by a digital
signal
log2 4 = 2 bits
Digital Signals
In this case, we can
send more than 1
bit for each level.
Figure 3.17 shows
two signals, one
with two levels and
the other with four.
Example 3.16
A digital signal has
eight levels. How
many bits are
needed per level?
We calculate the
number of bits
from the following
formula. Each
signal level is
represented by 3
bits.
Example
• Number of bits
sent in 1 second
• Bit Rate is
expressed in bits
per second (bps)
• Most digital
signals are non-
periodic, and
thus period and
frequency are
not appropriate
characteristics
Bit Rate
Bit Rate
Bit Rate
Most digital signals are
nonperiodic, and thus
period and frequency are
not appropriate
characteristics. Another
term—bit rate (instead of
frequency)—is used to
describe digital signals.
The bit rate is the number
of bits sent in 1s,
expressed in bits per
second (bps). Figure 3.17
shows the bit rate for two
signals.
Bit Rate
• Number of bits
sent in 1 second
• Bit Rate is
expressed in bits
per second (bps)
• Most digital
signals are non-
periodic, and
thus period and
frequency are
not appropriate
characteristics
Bit Rate
Example
Assume we need to
download text
documents at the
rate of 100 pages
per second. What is
the required bit
rate of the
channel?
Example 3.18
Solution
From Table 3.1 we
find the
equivalents of 1 ms
(1 ms is 10–3 s) and
1 s (1 s is 106 μs).
We make the
following
substitutions:
Example
A digitized voice
channel is made by
digitizing a 4-kHz
bandwidth analog
voice signal. We
need to sample the
signal at twice the
highest frequency
(two samples per
hertz). We assume
that each sample
requires 8 bits.
What is the
required bit rate?
Example 3.19
Solution
A page is an
average of 24 lines
with 80 characters
in each line. If we
assume that one
character requires
8 bits, the bit rate
is
Example 3.20
What is the bit rate for high-
definition TV (HDTV)?
Solution
HDTV uses digital signals to
broadcast high quality video
signals. The HDTV screen is
normally a ratio of 16 : 9 (in
contrast to 4 : 3 for regular
TV), which means the
screen is wider. There are
1920 by 1080 pixels per
screen, and the screen is
renewed 30 times per
second.
Example 3.20
Solution
Twenty-four bits
represents one
color pixel. We can
calculate the bit
rate as
The TV stations
reduce this rate to
20 to 40 Mbps
through
compression.
Bit Length
We discussed the concept of
the wavelength for an analog
signal: the distance one cycle
occupies on the transmission
medium. We can define
something similar for a
digital signal: the bit length.
The bit length is the distance
one bit occupies on the
transmission medium.
Digital Signal as Composite Analog Signal
• Based on Fourier
analysis, a digital
signal is a composite
analog signal
• Infinite Bandwidth
Digital As Composite Analog
A vertical line in
the time domain
means a frequency
of infinity: a
horizontal line in
the time domain
means a frequency
of zero. Going from
a frequency of zero
to a frequency of
infinity implies all
frequencies in
between are part
of the domain.
Digital Signal as Composite Analog Signal
• Modulation
allows us to use
a bandpass
channel—a
channel with a
bandwidth that
does not start
from zero
• More available
than a low-pass
Broadband Transmission (Modulation)
Broadband Transmission (Modulation)
Broadband Transmission (Modulation)
Transmission Impairments
• Transmission
media are not
perfect
• Cause Signal
impairments
A signal travels
through an
amplifier, and its
power is increased
10 times. This
means that P2 =
10P1. In this case,
the amplification
(gain of power) can
be calculated as
Distortion
• Distortion means that the
signal changes its form or
shape.
• Distortion can occur in a
composite signal made of
different frequencies.
• Each signal component has
its own propagation speed
(see the next section)
through a medium and,
therefore, its own delay in
arriving at the final
destination.
Distortion
Differences in delay
may create a
difference in phase
if the delay is not
exactly the same as
the period
duration.
Distortion
Figure 3.29
Noise
• Noise is another
cause of impairment.
• Several types of
noise, such as
thermal noise,
induced noise,
crosstalk, and
impulse noise, may
corrupt the signal.
• Crosstalk is the
effect of one
wire on the
other.
Noise
Noise
Figure 3.31
Noise – Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR)
• Signal to Noise
Ratio (SNR) is
used to find the
theoretical bit
rate limit of a
signal
Noise – Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR)
Noise – Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR)
Example
The power of a
signal is 10 mW and
the power of the
noise is 1 μW; what
are the values of
SNR and SNRdB?
Example
The values of SNR
and SNRdB for a
noiseless channel
are calculated as
Example 3.31
The power of a
signal is 10 mW
and the power of
the noise is 1 μW;
what are the values
of SNR and SNRdB?
Solution
The values of SNR
and SNRdB can be
calculated as
follows:
Example 3.32
The values of SNR and
SNRdB for a noiseless
channel are
Solution
The values of SNR and
SNRdB for a noiseless
channel are
• Data Rate
depends on 3
factors:
The
Bandwidth
available
The level of
the signals
we use
The level of
noise
Data Rate Limits
another by Shannon
for a noisy channel
Noiseless Channel : Nyquist Rate
• For a noiseless
channel, the
Nyquist bit rate
formula defines
the theoretical
maximum bit
rate
• Finding balance
between Bit rate
and System
Reliability
Example
Consider a
noiseless channel
with a bandwidth
of 3000 Hz
transmitting a
signal with two
signal levels. The
maximum bit rate
can be calculated
as
Example
• In reality, we
cannot have a
noiseless
channel; the
channel is always
noisy
• In 1944, Claude
Shannon
introduced a
formula, to
determine the
theoretical
highest data rate
for a noisy
channel:
Example
Consider an
extremely noisy
channel in which
the value of the
signal-to-noise
ratio is almost zero.
In other words, the
noise is so strong
that the signal is
faint. For this
channel the
capacity C is
calculated as
Example
Theoretical highest
bit rate of a
Telephone line with
a Bandwidth of
3000 Hz assigned
for data
communication.
SNR is usually
3162. The capacity
is calculated as:
Using Both Limits
• In practice, we
need to use both
methods to find
the limits and
signal levels
• Shannon’s
formula gives us
the upper limit
while the
Nyquist formula
gives us the
signal levels
Example 3.37
Consider an
extremely noisy
channel in which
the value of the
signal-to-noise
ratio is almost zero.
In other words, the
noise is so strong
that the signal is
faint. For this
channel the
capacity C is
calculated as
Example 3.37
This means that the
capacity of this
channel is zero
regardless of the
bandwidth. In
other
words, we cannot
receive any data
through this
channel.
Example 3.38
This means that the
capacity of this
channel is zero
regardless of the
bandwidth. In
other
words, we cannot
receive any data
through this
channel.
Example 3.38
This means that the
highest bit rate for
a telephone line is
34.860 kbps. If we
want to send data
faster than this, we
can either increase
the bandwidth of
the line or improve
the signal-to-noise
ratio.
Example 3.39
The signal-to-noise
ratio is often given
in decibels. Assume
that SNRdB = 36 and
the channel
bandwidth is 2
MHz. The
theoretical channel
capacity can be
calculated as
Example 3.39
Example 3.40
When the SNR is
very high, we can
assume that SNR + 1
is almost the same
as SNR. In these
cases, the
theoretical channel
capacity can be
simplified to C 5 B 3
SNRdB. For example,
we can calculate the
theoretical capacity
of the previous
example as
Using Both Limits
In practice, we need
to use both methods
to find the limits and
signal levels. Let us
show this with an
example.
Example 3.41
We have a channel
with a 1-MHz
bandwidth. The SNR
for this channel is
63. What are the
appropriate bit rate
and signal level?
Solution
First, we use the
Shannon formula to
find the upper limit.
Example 3.41
The Shannon
formula gives us 6
Mbps, the upper
limit. For better
performance we
choose something
lower, 4 Mbps. Then
we use the Nyquist
formula to find the
number of signal
levels
Network Performance
• Data transmission
(in form of Signal)
over a network
and how network
behaves is
important
• More important
is the
performance of
the network
Network
Performance
• Bandwidth can
be used in two
different contexts
with two
different
measuring
values:
• Bandwidth in
Hertz
• Bandwidth in
bits per
Example 3.42
The bandwidth of a
subscriber line is 4
kHz for voice or
data. The
bandwidth of this
line for data
transmission
can be up to 56,000
bps using a
sophisticated
modem to change
the digital signal to
analog.
Example 3.43
If the telephone
company improves
the quality of the
line and increases
the bandwidth to 8
kHz, we can send
112,000 bps by
using the same
technology as
mentioned in
Example 3.42.
Bandwidth
Bandwidth
Bandwidth in
Bandwidth in
Hertz
bps
Range of frequencies No. of bits a channel, link
in a composite signal or network can transmit
Throughput
• Measure of how
fast we can
actually send
data through a
network.
• Bandwidth is not
the same as
Throughput
A network with
bandwidth of 10
Mbps can pass only
an average of
12,000 frames per
minute with each
frame carrying an
average of 10,000
bits. What is the
throughput of this
network?
Throughput
The throughput is a
measure of how fast we
can actually send data
through a network.
Although, at first glance,
bandwidth in bits per
second and throughput
seem the same, they are
different. A link may
have a bandwidth of B
bps, but we can only
send T bps through this
link with T always less
than B.
Throughput
The latency or
delay defines how
long it takes for an
entire message to
completely arrive
at the destination
from the time the
first bit is sent out
from the source.
Throughput
We can say that
latency is made of
four components:
propagation time,
transmission time,
queuing time and
processing delay.
Latency =
propagation time +
transmission time +
queuing time +
processing delay
Example 3.44
A network with
bandwidth of 10
Mbps can pass only
an average of
12,000 frames per
minute with each
frame carrying an
average of 10,000
bits. What is the
throughput of this
network?
Example 3.44
Solution
We can calculate the
throughput as
Throughput =
(12,000X10,000)/60 =
2Mbps
The throughput is
almost one-fifth of
the bandwidth in this
case.
Example 3.45
What is the
propagation time if
the distance
between the two
points is 12,000
km? Assume the
propagation speed
to be 2.4 × 108 m/s
in cable.
Solution
We can calculate
the propagation
time as
Propagation time =
(12,000X10,000)/(2
.4X28)=
50 ms
Example 3.45
The example shows
that a bit can go
over the Atlantic
Ocean in only 50
ms if there is a
direct cable
between the
source and the
destination.
Example 3.46
What are the propagation
time and the transmission
time for a 2.5-KB (kilobyte)
message if the bandwidth
of the network is 1 Gbps?
Assume that the distance
between the sender and
the receiver is 12,000 km
and that light travels at 2.4
× 108 m/s.
Example 3.46
Solution
We can calculate
the propagation
and transmission
time as
Propagation time =
(12,000 X 1000)/
(2.4X 108) = 50 ms
Transmission time
= (2500 X 8 ) / 109 =
0.020 ms
Example 3.46
Solution
Note that in this
case, because the
message is short
and the bandwidth
is high, the
dominant factor is
the propagation
time, not the
transmission time.
Example 3.47
What are the
propagation time
and the
transmission time
for a 5-MB
(megabyte)
message (an image)
if the bandwidth of
the network is 1
Mbps? Assume
that the distance
between the
sender and the
receiver is 12,000
km and that light
travels at 2.4 × 108
m/s.
Example 3.47
Solution
We can calculate
the propagation
and transmission
times as
Propagation time =
(12,000 X 1000) /
(2.4 X 108) = 50 ms
Transmission time
= (5,000,000 X 8) /
106 = 40s
We can calculate
the propagation
and transmission
times as
Latency or Delay
• Bandwidth and
delay are two
performance
metrics of a link
• Product of the
two, The
Bandwidth-
Delay Product
defines the
number of bits
that can fill a
link
Bandwidth-Delay Product
Case
1
Bandwidth-Delay Product
Case
2
Bandwidth-Delay Product
Example 3.48
We can think about
the link between
two points as a
pipe. The cross
section of the pipe
represents the
bandwidth, and the
length of the pipe
represents the
delay. We can say
the volume of the
pipe defines the
bandwidth-delay
product, as shown
in Figure 3.34.
Delay - Jitter
• Jitter is a problem
if different
packets of data
encounter
different delays
and the
application using
the data at the
receiver site is
time-sensitive
(audio and video
data, for
example)
Delay - Jitter
• Signals Analog or
Digital
• Digital Transmission
• Analog Transmission
Digital Transmission
Digital
Transmission
Digital to Digital
Conversion
• mB/nB encoding
technique
• We need Redundancy to
ensure Synchronization
• mB/nB encoding
technique
• We need Redundancy to
ensure Synchronization
• mB/nB encoding
technique
• We need Redundancy to
ensure Synchronization
• mB/nB encoding
technique
• We need Redundancy to
ensure Synchronization
• High-density bipolar
3-zero (HDB3)
Two cases of B8ZS scrambling technique
Types of Scrambling Techniques
• Two common
scrambling techniques
are B8ZS and HDB3
• High-density bipolar
3-zero (HDB3)
Different situations in HDB3 scrambling technique
Analog-to-digital Conversion
• Analog Data to Digital
Data
• Process of Digitization
• Two techniques:
Pulse Code
Modulation (PCM)
Delta Modulation
(DM)
Pulse Code Modulation (PCM)
Pulse Code Modulation (PCM)
• Sampling
• Quantization
• Encoding
Three different sampling methods for PCM
Nyquist Sampling Rate
• Nyquist fs = 2fh
fs = 4f (2 times the
Nyquist rate)
fs = 2f (Nyquist rate)
fs = f (one-half the
Nyquist rate)
Nyquist Sampling Rate
Pulse Code Modulation (PCM)
• Most common technique
• Quantization
• Encoding
Quantization & encoding of a sampled signal
• Sampling Series of
pulses with amplitude
values between min and
max signal amplitude
• Infinite set with non-
integral values not
suitable for encoding
• We quantize the
sampling output into
certain levels based on
range of amplitudes and
how much accuracy is
needed
Quantization & encoding of a sampled signal
Pulse Code Modulation (PCM)
• Encoding
Sampling
Quantization
Encoding
• Decoding
Original Signal Recovery- PCM Decoder
Analog-to-digital Conversion
• Analog Data to Digital
Data
• Process of Digitization
• Two techniques:
Pulse Code
Modulation (PCM)
Delta Modulation
(DM)
Delta Modulation (DM)
• PCM is a very complex
technique
• Delta modulation is a
simpler technique
• No code words
The process of delta modulation
Delta Modulation (DM)
• Delta modulation is a
simpler technique
• No code words
Delta Modulation Components
Delta Demodulation Components
Transmission Modes
• Transmission of Data:
Wiring
Data Stream
• Do we send 1 bit at a
time; or do we group
bits into larger groups
and, if so, how?
• Parallel or Serial
Transmission
Data transmission modes
Parallel Transmission
• Binary data (1s ad 0s)
organized in groups of
‘n’ bits
• Only one
communication channel
rather than ‘n’ to
transmit data
Serial Transmission
Asynchronous Transmission
Serial Transmission
• In serial transmission
one bit follows another
• Only one
communication channel
rather than ‘n’ to
transmit data
Synchronous Transmission
Direction of flow
Frame Frame Frame
• Synchronization
between characters is
not enough
• Isochronous guarantees
fixed rate data
Digital-to-Analog Conversion
• Process of changing one
of the characteristics of
analog signal based on
the information in digital
data
• Bandwidth Required ∝
Signal Rate (except FSK)
• Carrier Signal
Aspects of Digital to Analog Conversion
• Before we discuss
specific methods of
digital-to-analog
modulation, two basic
issues must be
reviewed:
• Signal element is
represented as a dot
Constellation Diagram
Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM)
• PSK is limited by the
ability of the equipment
to distinguish small
differences in phase
which limits its potential
bit rate
• Amplitude Modulation
(AM)
• Frequency Modulation
(FM)
• Amplitude Modulation
(AM)
• Frequency Modulation
(FM)
VCO
d/dt
BPM = 2(1 + b )B
0
fc
Multiplexing
• Simultaneous
transmission of multiple
signals across a single
data link
• As data & telecomm use
increases, so does traffic
Add individual links
each time a new
channel is needed
Install higher-
bandwidth links and
use each to carry
multiple signals
Dividing a Link into Channels
Multiplexing
• Simultaneous
transmission of multiple
signals across a single
data link
Categories of Multiplexing
Frequency-Division Multiplexing
• An analog technique
that can be applied
when the bandwidth of
a link (in hertz) is
greater than the
combined bandwidths
of the signals to be
transmitted
• Signals generated by
each sending device
modulate different
carrier frequencies
Frequency-Division Multiplexing
These modulated signals
are then combined into a
single composite signal
that can be transported by
the link
Frequency-Division multiplexing
Frequency-Division Multiplexing
• An analog technique
that can be applied
when the bandwidth of
a link (in hertz) is
greater than the
combined bandwidths
of the signals to be
transmitted
FDM Multiplexing
FDM De-Multiplexing
Example
Assume that a voice channel occupies a bandwidth of 4 kHz.
We need to combine three voice channels into a link with a
bandwidth of 12 kHz, from 20 to 32 kHz. Show the
configuration, using the frequency domain. Assume there
are no guard bands.
Example
Five channels, each with a 100-kHz bandwidth, are to be
multiplexed together. What is the minimum bandwidth of
the link if there is a need for a guard band of 10 kHz
between the channels to prevent interference?
= 540 KHZ
The Analog Carrier System
• Telephone companies
multiplex signals from
lower-bandwidth lines
on to higher-bandwidth
lines
• Multiplexing allows us to
combine several lines into
one
Wavelength-Division Multiplexing (WDM)
Prisms in Wave-Length Division Multiplexing
Time-Division Multiplexing
• Digital process that
allows several
connections to share
the high bandwidth of
a link
• Statistical TDM
Empty slots
Statistical TDM
SPREAD SPECTRUM
• In wireless applications,
stations must be able to
share the medium
without interception by
an eavesdropper and
without being subject to
jamming from a
malicious intruder
• Bandwidth allocated to
each station needs to be
larger than what is
needed to allow
Redundancy
• Frequency Hopping
Spread Spectrum (FHSS)
• Twisted-pair cable,
coaxial cable, and fiber-
optic cable
• STP
Unshielded vs. Shielded Twisted Pair Cable
Categories of Unshielded Twisted-Pair Cables
UTP Connectors
UTP Performance
Coaxial Cable
• Carries signals of higher
frequency ranges than
those in twisted pair
cable
Coaxial Cable
Categories of Coaxial Cables
Coaxial Cable
• Carries signals of higher
frequency ranges than
those in twisted pair
cable
BNC Connectors
Coaxial Cable Performance
Fiber-Optic Cable
• Made of glass or plastic
and transmits signals in
the form of light
• Often referred to
wireless communication
• Electromagnetic waves
ranging in frequencies
between 1 and 300 GHz
are called microwaves
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Omnidirectional Antenna
Microwaves
• Electromagnetic waves
having frequencies
between 1 and 300 GHz
are called microwaves
• Microwaves are
unidirectional
• When an antenna
transmits microwaves,
they can be narrowly
focused
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LECTURE (1-22)
o B8ZS
o B8SZ
o B08SZ
o BZ8S
o Dedicated
o Shared
o Multiplexed
o Infinite
o Coding
o Division
o Substitution
o Multiplication
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Wireless transmission can be divided into broad groups.
o Two
o Three
o Four
o Five
Wiring used for transmission modes depends upon .
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o Latency
o Data Stream
o Data sniffing
o Packet Tracing
If a digital transmission system is sending five bits in every half a second, the bit-rate of the
system.
o 5 bps
o 10 Hz
o 0.2 bps
o 10 bps
If the message going to pass through a packet-switched network, it can be divided into
packets of .
o Fixed size
o Variable size
o Both fix and Variable size
o None
In an analogue hierarchy to carry voice channels, a group can carry____voice
channels.
o 60
o 12
o 20
o 10
1. In optical fiber a glass or plastic core is surrounded by a .
o Cladding
o Outer conductor shield
o Inner Conductor shield
o Insulator
In transmission impairments noise occurs from other sourcelike
o Impulse
o Induced
o Cross talk
o Thermal
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is a digital process that allows connections to share the high bandwidth of a
link.
o FDM
o TDM
o WDM
o None of the choices is correct
Bandwidth in hertz in the range of contained in a composite signal.
o Signals
o Phases
o Amplitudes
o Frequencies
LAN stands for .
o Logical area network
o Long-distance Area Network
o Local Area Network
o Long Area Network
Demultiplexer is a device.
o One to many
o Many to many
o One to one
o Many to many
Mr. Asif while sitting in Lahore is linking with his friend in Dubai through Skype
is a .
o Local Area Network
o Metropolitan Area Network
o Wide Area Network
o Home Based Network
In modulation, frequency and amplitude remain constant.
o Phase
o Frequency
o Amplitude
o Quadrature
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In TDM based digital hierarchy used by the Telephone companies, DS-0 is a single
digital channel of .
o 1.544 Mbps
o 128 kbps
o 64 kbps
o 32 kbps
The bandwidth-delay product defines the number of bits that can fill the .
o Link
o Network
o Hub
o Switch
If a digital-signals has four levels, then we need bits to represent each level.
o 2
o 3
o 4
o 5
o Network
o Physical
o Transport
o Datalink
o Signal rate
o Bit rate
o Decibel
o Pulse rate
o Wavelength
o Amplitude
o Phase
o Time
is the process of converting binary data to a digital signal.
o QAM
o ASK
o FSK
o Line coding
Low pass channel with bandwidth is not real and is used for theoretical
modeling.
o Multiplex
o Infinite
o Ethernet
o Narrow
HDB3 falls under which coding scheme?
o Bipolar
o Bi phase
o Line
o Block
Unit of phase is .
o AMI
o NRZ
o RZ
o QAM
A telephone line analog signal has got the bandwidth of .
o 8 kHz
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o 2 kHz
o 16 kHz
o 4 kHz
In systems, resources are allocated on demand.
o Frequency switching
o Line switching
o Circuit switching
o Packet switching
A fiber-optic cable transmit signals in the form of .
o Light
o Sound
o Waves
o None of the given
Composite wave can be used to send .
o Bandwidth
o Telephone
o Amplitude
o Frequency
Routing is the function of layer.
o Network
o Physical
o Transport
o Data link
A virtual-circuit network operates on layer.
o Datalink
o Network
o Physical
o Application
In TCP\IP model, the Physical Layer exchanges data in the form of .
o Packets
o Frames
o Bits
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o Segments
signal completes certain pattern in a specific amount of time.
o Non-periodic
o Periodic
o A Periodic
o Wavelength
o 2
o 3
o 4
o 5
o 32
There are categories of multiplexing.
o 2
o 3
o 7
o 5most organization that provides support for the Internet Standard process is
Top
called .
o Internet Society (ISOC)
o Internet Architecture Board (IAB)
o IETF
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o IRTF
If the message is going to pass through a packet-switched network, it can be divided into
packets of .
o Fixed size
o Variable size
o Both-fix and variable size
o None
data moves faster and timing errors are less frequent because the transmitter
and receiver time is synced.
o Synchronous
o Asynchronous
o Isochronous
o Metachronous
In frequency modulation, the frequency of the oscillator changes according to
the .
o Output Voltage
o Output Frequency
o Input Voltage
o Output Phases
Binary Amplitude Shift Keying also called as:
o Dual Keying
o On-In Keying
o On-Off Keying
o In-Out Keying
signals can take infinite levels of intensity over time.
o Digital
o Discrete
o Analog
o Logical
Bi-polar uses voltage levels.
o One
o Two
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o Three
o Four
In serial data transmission data transmission mode can be cheap but slower.
o Synchronous
o Asynchronous
o Isochronous
o Metachronous
In star-based network comprising of four computers and one switch, total number of cable
needed will be .
o 4
o 5
o 6
o 3
o IBM
o OSI
o Dell
o NASA
In TDM based digital hierarchy used by the Telephone companies, DS-0 is a digital
channel of .
o 1.544 Mbps
o 128 kbps
o 64 kbps
o 32kbps Repeated
can be published using Request for Coments (RFCs).
o Proposed Standard
o Draft Standard
o Internet Draft
o Internet Standard
In transmission impairments noise occurs from the random motion of electrons in a
wire.
o Thermal noise
o Impulse noise
o Cross talk
o Induced noise
In ASK correct formula for calculating the bandwidth is as -.
o B=(1*d)S
o B=(d-1)S
o B=(d-5)S
Which one of the following is among the required phases for the actual communication in a
circuit switched network?
o Setup
o Data transfer
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o Protocol
o Connection tear down
According to the Fourier analysis, frequencies obtained after decomposition of non-periodic
digital signals are .
o Bit length
o Automatic
o Heterogenous
o Continuous
The most common type of connector used by the coaxial cable is .
o BNC
o RJ-45
o RJ-11
o RJ-57
When data is sent or received using the data bits are organized in a specific
order, since they
o Parallel data transmission
o Serial data transmission
o Hybrid data transmission
o Both parallel and serial data transmission
have established standards for using these signals for communication between
devices such as keyboards, mice, PCs, and printers.
o Microwave
o Infrared waves
o Simple waves
o Radio waves
In case of Frequency shift key, the difference between two frequency is represented as
.
o 2∆
o 3∆
o 6∆
o 2×5∆
In virtual circuit approach when a frame enters a switch and when it leaves a switch its VCI
always .
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o Always changes
o Sometimes changes
o Sometimes Remain Same
o Remain the same
o 14% to stats, fewer than
According crossbar points can be used at once.
o 100%
o 30%
o 25%
If data rate is to be 1 Mbps then what will be the minimum bandwidth required for NRZ-1
coding scheme?
o 1Khz
o 200Khz
o 500Khz
o 0.5khz
o Packet
o Frame
o Bit
o Segment
o Data link
o Network
o Application Repeated
If 32 bits are sent in two seconds then the bitrate for that signal is .
o 32 bps
o 64 bps
o 8 Hz
o 16 bps Repeated
Cable TV networks use cables.
o Coaxial
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o UTP
o STP
o Twisted pair Repeated
normally used for long-distance data transfer.
o Parallel data transmission
o Serial data transmission
o Hybrid data transmission
o Both parallel and Serial data transmission Repeated
is a block coding method.
o NRZ
o NRZ-1
o 8B\10B
o 8B\12B
TCP\IP was chosen to be the official protocol of internet .
o 1973
o 1980
o 1983
o 1988
o QAM
o AM
o FM
o PM
o Repeated
o Bandpass
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o Low-pass
o Bi-pass
o High-pass
Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM) is the combination of and
.
o FSK-PSK
o PSK-FSK
o ASK-PSK
o ASK-FSK
There components of data communication system.
o 4
o 5
o 6
o 7
QPSK stands for .
o Quality phase shift key
o Queuing phase shift key
o Quadrature phase shif t key
o Quality physical shift key
To calculate the data rate for noisy channel formula is used.
o Shannon
o Nyquist
o Propagation
o Greedy
Most commonly used connector for twisted pair cable is .
o RJ-11
o RJ-45
o RJ-44
o RJ-52
Binary Amplitude Shift Keying is also called as:
o Dual Keying
o On-In Keying
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o On-Off Keying
o In-Out Keying
Some manufacturers provide a special port called the .
o IrDA
o Consol
o Parallel
o USB
To calculate the data rate for noiseless channel formula is used.
o Ready
o Shannon
o Nyquist
o Propagation
Two PCs and one printer are connected in a network within a room, it is an example of
.
o LAN
o WAN
o MAN
o SONET
Analog the following cables given, cable provides highest bandwidth and less
attenuation.
o UTP
o Coaxial cable
o Coaxial cable
o Fiber optical
To calculate the data for noisy channel formula is used.
o Shannon
o Nyquist
o Propagation
o Greedy
In circuit switched networks we have low efficiency but minimal .
o Delay
o Speed
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o Throughput
o Errors
Signals travel through fiber optic cable are in the form of .
o Light
o Bits
o Electromagnetic
o Bytes
Polar encoding scheme uses voltage level.
o 0
o 1
o 2
o 3
TCP\IP protocol suit consists of layers.
o 3
o 5
o 6
o 7
Bandwidth in hertz is the range of contained in a composite signal.
o Signals
o Phases
o Amplitudes
o Frequencies
is an example of a host in a network.
o Router
o Computer
o Bridge
o Hub
Set of rules to be followed for effective communication is called .
o Topology
o Protocol
o Switching
o Encryption
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is NOT an example of a connecting device.
o Bridge
o Router
o TCP
o Switch
When an antenna transmits radio waves, they are propagated in .
o All directions
o Left directions
o Right directions
o Only up and down direction
Which one of the following is not a bipolar encoding level?
o Negative
o One
o Zero
o Positive
and are the two types of addressing in virtual circuit approach.
o Local, Global
o Private, Public
o Variable, Dynamic
o Dependent, Independent
In transmission implements noise occurs from other sources like motors and
appliances etc.
o Impulse
o Inductive
o Cross talk
o Thermal
In computer network the stations are connected to each other in such a way that eachstation
is connected to every other station through dedicated links. This
makes .
o Bus
o Ring
o Star
o Mesh
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In scrambling coding scheme, the number of pulses replacing the bits will
be ?
o Equal to pulses
o Double the pulses
o Half of the pulses
o Triple the pulses
In the context of analog to analog signal conversation technique. “PM” Stands
for .
o Pulse Modulation
o Phase modulation
o Parse modulation
o Popular modulation
relatively measurement the strength of two signals.
o Signals
o Bit rate
o Decibel
o Pulse rate
Datagram approach and circuit approach are two popular approaches which lead us to
.
o Line switching
o Circuit switching
o Dynamic switching
o Packet switching
If data is to be 1 Mbps then what will be the minimum bandwidth required for NRZ-I coding
scheme?
o 1Khz
o 200Khz
o 500khz
o 0.5khz
In virtual circuit approach when frame enters a switch and when it leaves a switch its VCi
always .
o Always Changes
o Sometimes Changes
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o Sometimes Remain Same
o Remain the Same
A common bipolar coding scheme is called .
o AMI
o NRZ
o RZ
o QAM
means loss of energy in signal.
o Noise
o Delay
o Attenuation
o Distortion
The conversion of analog simple of the signal into digital form is called
process.
o Quantizing
o Sampling
o Modulation
o Quantizing and Sampling
A local telephone network use network.
o Line switched
o Packet switched
o Circuit switched
o Bit switched
In Amplitude Shift Keying. of the signal is/are changed.
o Amplitude and Frequency
o Amplitude
o Frequency and Amplitude
o Phase
In frequency domain plot, which value is plot on Y-axis?
o Time
o Frequency
o Amplitude
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o Wavelength
In pulse code modulation the term sampling can also be referred as .
o ASK
o FSK
o PSK
o NSK
WDM stands for .
o Wideband De-Modulation
o Worst Data Manipulation
o Wavelength Division Multiplexing
o None of the Choices is correct
does not follows analog to analog conversion.
o QAM
o AM
o FM
o PM
On a communication link, different channels are separates by unused strips of bandwidth
called as .
o Base band
o Broad band
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o Null band
o Guard band
o
layer converts frames coming from Data Link Layer into bits and sends
Them on the transmission medium.
o Application
o Physical
o Network
o Transport
Wavelength binds the of a simple sine wave to the propagation speed of the
medium.
o Phase
o Period of the frequency book page 61
o Amplitude
o Bandwidth
The bandwidth delay product define the number of bits that can fill the .
o Link
o Network
o Hub
o Switch
o Block coding
o MLT-3
o 2BIQ
o Double coding
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Which one of the following is not a sampling technique?
o Flat Top Sampling
o Neutral sampling
o Natural sampling
o Ideal sampling
is normally used where speed is priority in data transfer.
o Serial data transmission
o Hybrid transmission
o Parallel transmission
o Both parallel and serial transmission
In a computer network, five stations are connected to each other in such a way that each
station is connected to every other station through dedicated links. This
makes topology.
o Bus
o Ring
o Star
o Mesh
Some manufacturer provide a special port called the port that allows a wireless
keyboard to communicate with a PC.
o IrDA
o Consol
o Parallel
o USB
Current technology supports modes for propagation of light.
o Two
o Three
o Four
o Five
We quantize the sampling output into certain levels based on range of and
required accuracy.
o Frequency
o Amplitude
o Time period
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is the Nyquist bit rate formula for noiseless channel.
o BitRate=2*Bandwidth*log2 L
o BitRate=2*Bandwidth*logL
o BitRate=2*Bandwidth*log2L
o BitRate=2*Bandwidth*L
A frequency is called , if the rate of change in sine wave Is Instantaneous.
o FDM
o TDM
o WDM
o PDM
Entire band in United States is regulated by authorities.
o FCC
o ITU
o NASA
o ANSI
Two stations are connected via a secure link in which messages are encrypted from source to
the destination message is called------------------
o Plain text
o Cipher test
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o Message
o Protocol (not confirm)
Simultaneous transmission of multiple signal across a single data link is called-------
o Demultiplexing
o Multiplexing
o Modulation
o demodulation
in NRZ-1 the signal is inverted if ----------- is encountered.
o 0
o 1
o 00
o 11
o 4
o 5
o 6
o 3
o FCC
o ITU
o NASA
o ANSI
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-------------- are used for multicast communication, such as radio and television.
o Microwaves
o Radio waves
o Light waves
o Infrared waves
To calculate the data rate foe noiseless channel ------------- formula is used-
o Reedy
o Shannon
o Nyquist
o propagation
In an analogue hierarchy to carry voice channels, a super group bandwidth.
o 240 kHz
o 240 Hz
o 120 kHz
o 60kHz
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Ø congestion control
Ø exchange management
Ø multiplexing (P17)
Ø Link (P25)
Ø Circuit
Ø Route
Ø Node
Ø Bus
Ø Star
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Ø Mesh (P29)
Ø Ring
Ø True (P44)
Ø False
Ø instantaneous change
Ø continuous change (P61)
Ø no change
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In a time-domain plot, the horizontal axis is measure of .
Ø signal amplitude
Ø frequency
Ø phase
Ø time (P63)
Ø False (P72)
Ø True
Ø True
Ø False (P80)
Ø True (P87)
Ø False
Ø digital-to-digital
Ø digital-to-analog (P85)
Ø analog-to-analog
Ø analog-to-digital
Ø FSK (P86)
Ø QAM
Ø 4-PSK
Ø PSK
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Ø Slow (P99)
Ø costly
Ø non-effective
Ø fast
Ø Demodulator (P110)
Ø Modulator
Ø Digital-to-analog converter
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► Medium
► Protocol
► Message (P 7)
► Transmission
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Line configuration refers to the way two or more devices attach to a ______.
► Link (P 25)
► Circuit
► Route
► Node
► Bus
► Star
► Mesh (P29)
► Ring
► Mesh
► Star (P 30)
► Bus
► Ring
► True
► False (P 42)
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Internet with small “i” specifies the world wide Network the actual internet.
► True
► False (P 39)
► True (P 44)
► False
► presentation layer
► transport
► True (P 54)
► False
► True
► False (P58)
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A signal that repeats a pattern over a regular interval of time is called_______.
► analog signal
► composite signal
► 3dB bandwidth
► F.M.
► zero
► one (P76)
► telegraphy (P77)
► telephony
► digital telephony
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A 56k modem can download at a rate of __________ Kbps and upload at a rate of __________ Kbps.
► 33.6: 33.6
► 33.6: 56.6
► 56.6: 33.6
► 56.6: 56.6
► FSK (P 86)
► QAM
► 4-PSK
► PSK
► slow (P 99)
► costly
► non-effective
► fast
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At the ______________layer, a DCE takes data generated by a DTE.
► physical (P 101)
► transport
► data link
► application
► FSK
► ASK (P 112)
► PSK
► QAM
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► Mesh
► Star (P 30)
► Bus
► Ring
► True (P33)
► False
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Which one best describes the given statement:
"To allow multiple users to share total capacity of a transmission medium"
► congestion control
► exchange management
► multiplexing (P17)
► OSI model
► Protocol (P 8)
► TCP/IP model
► Datagram
► Performance (P 14)
► Reliability
► Security
► Feasibility
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3dB is also called as power bandwidth.
► True
► False (P66)
► digital-to-digital
► digital-to-analog (P85)
► analog-to-analog
► analog-to-digital
► True
► False (P38)
► presentation layer
► transport
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Fourier transform tells us that any digital signal can be decomposed into infinite number of periodic signals
► True
► False (P 58)
► three (P239)
► two
► five
► seven
► True
► False (P 77)
► True
► False (P80)
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A modulator converts a(n) ____________ signal to a(n) ____________ signal.
► FSK: PSK
► Analog: digital
► PSK: FSK
► physical
► data link
► transport
► none of given
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► nyquist theorem
► shannon capacity
► FSK (P 86)
► QAM
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► 4-PSK
► PSK
► five
► two
► three (P93)
► four
► True
► False (P 68)
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_______ is a multipoint topology.
Ø Ring
Ø Mesh
Ø Tree
Ø Bus
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Which layer is responsible for source to destination delivery of entire message?
Ø transport layer (P59)
Ø network layer
Ø session layer
Ø application layer
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Modulation of an analog signal can be accomplished through changing the ___________ of the carrier signal.
Ø amplitude
Ø frequency
Ø phase
Ø all of the given (P58)
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In transmission, a start bit and a stop bit frame a character byte.
► Asynchronous serial (P99)
► Synchronous serial (P99)
► Parallel
► Asynchronous & Synchronous serial
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The amplitude of a digital signal depends upon the to represent a bit.
► phase
► voltage
► wavelength
► Physical (P45)
► Data link
► Network
► Transport
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is a multipoint topology.
► Ring
► Mesh
► Tree
► Bus (P31)
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Secondary hub in a tree must be a passive hub.
Ø True (P31)
Ø False
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The inversion of the level at 1 bit is called as __________
Ø NRZ-L
Ø NRZ-I (P73)
Ø RZ
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The __________ generates the data and passes it along with any control
information to a ___________.
Ø DTE; DCE (P101)
Ø DCE; DTE
Ø DCE; node
Ø DTE; application
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Message…confirm
Sampling…confirm
Full duplex….confirm
Two….confirm
6. A frequency is called ____ if sine wave does not change with time
7…confirm
9. To calculate the data rate for noisy channel ____ formula is used.
Shannon….confirm
10.Television broadcast where user can only view the information sent in
the form of video is an example of _______ communication.
Simplex
Baud rate…..confirm
5….confirm
Degree….confirm
Nyquist…..confirm
Bandwidth…confirm
16.Uni polar Polar and Bipolar are types of _____ coding scheme.
Line…confirm
17.In ___ scheme the voltages are on both sides of the time axis and voltage
level for 0 can be positive ant the voltage level for 1 can be negative.
18.In _______ transmission medium start and stop bits are used
Digital to analog…confirm
Data stream…confirm
ASK, PSK
24.In optical fiber cable the ratio of the diameter of their core to the
diameter of their cladding, both expressed in ______.
Micrometers…confirm
Transmission medium…confirm
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27.In binary ASK, the peak amplitude of one signal level is 0 and the other
is the same as the __________.
Amplitude
28.In _______ scheme, all the signal levels are on one side of the time axis,
either above or below.
Amplitude
Bus…confirm
Bps…confirm
Digital….confirm
Multiplexing….confirm
Multiplexing…confirm
1Mhz…confirm
Bi-polar….confirm
43.Among the following cables given below _____ cable has the cost as
compared to others.
Medium….confirm
44.Among the following cables given below _____ cable has the lowest cast
as compared to others.
Coaxial cable…confirm
45.Among the following cables given below _____ cable has the highest
cast as compared to others.
n-1….confirm
2 ….confirm
Bipolar…confirm
2…..confirm
TCP/IP…confirm
Ground….confirm
Synchronous….confirm
Physical…confirm
Data link
RZ…..confirm
Opposite…confirm
Two ….confirm
65.In ___ encoding scheme, the voltage level oscillates between a positive
and a negative value although it may remain at zero level between the
two values.
Modem
Copper
Thin….confirm
1 to 300 GHz
Data link…confirm
Bandwidth…confirm
Un-balanced
76.In Ring topology, each node has a point to point dedicated link with.
Exactly 2 nods….confirm
Fdm…confirm
78.Five stations will have _____ full duplexed dedicated links among them
to be connected in a Mesh topology.
10….confirm
0 to 3000Hz
Application…confirm
Burst….confirm
Line coding…..confrim
Middle….confirm
Data, unicast….confirm
3…..confirm
Bit rate(bps)…confirm
Bit interval…confirm
Information frams(I-frames)…..confirm
Supervisory frames(S-frames)…..confirm
Unnumbered frames(U-frames)…..confirm
U-frames….confrim
94.In order to find Hamming distance between two pair of words _____
logical operation is used.
XOR….confrim
96.The ________ is the number of signal elements sent per unit time.
Bit rate…..confrim
97.In order to resolve link layer address of the next node, the first
generated ARP request is always in ________ mode.
Broadcast
98.In Block coding we divide our message into blocks of k bits called as
__________.
Data words…..confirm
99.To control and manage the transfer of data, a protocol called point to
point (PPP) is used at the _______ layer
Data Link
105. Payload field of the PPP frame is of variable size and it can carry
maximum data up to_________.
PPP…confirm
108. In linear Block codes ______ of two valid code words creates
another valid code word.
XOR…confirm
false
6,5,4,3,2 only
Polling
113. Signals travel through fiber optic cable are in the form of
________.
False
0.2
Line discipline
Modulation
NRZ-I
FDM…confirm
122. The ________ protocol uses both flow and error control.
Stop-and-Wait
IP address
Light
Integral
128. STP is more expensive than UTP and is less susceptible to noise.
True
Delay….confirm
Network Layer
Channel
Discrete
Amplitude
Standard Ethernet
16
Amplitude…confirm
138. The extra bits added with the original data for error
detection/correction are called ________.
Redundant bits
139. Which of the following sublyer resolves the contention for the
shared media.
MAC
PPP…confirm
141. Media Access Control (MAC) and Data link (DLC) constitute
_______ layer
Data Link….confirm
Slotted ALOHA
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143. What is the period of a Sine wave having frequency of 10 Hz?
0.1
No
Packetizing
N-1
Sine Waves
0.2
NRZ-I
PSK
0s are
Two times
153. In Block coding we divide our message into blocks of k bits called
as ________.
Data words
Time
Frequency spectrum
Unipolar
ASK
false
161. ________ signal can take infinite levels of intensity over time.
Active hub
UDP
165. Low pass channel has ________ bandwidth between two stations.
Burst
False
Two times
Slow
Analog to analog
171. Which error detection method consists of a parity bit for each
unit as well as an entire data unit of parity bits?
More
174. S-frames in High-Level Data Link Control (HDLC) are only used
to transfer ________ information.
Control
Frequency, Phase
Digital-to-Digital Conversion
Network
B=(1+d)S….confirm
Slotted ALOHA
Polling
181. The __________ generates the data and passes it along with any
control information to a __________.
DTE, DCE
Network
600
RG-58….confirm
RG59….confirm
TDMA
10BASE-T Ethernet
195. Time domain plot show changes in signal phase with respect to
time.
Attenuated
Segmentation…confirm
900
199. Asynchronous TDM is efficient only when the size of the time slot
is kept relatively ___________.
Large
Data link
15
Active hub
Retransmitted
208. If users must take turns using the link, then it is called Spatial
Sharing.
false
209. At the CRC checker, ___________ means that the data unit is
damaged.
A nonzero remainder
Analog-to-Digital Conversion
1024
214. Like Data link layer, ___________ is also responsible for Flow
control.
a. Transport Layer
215. In Block coding scheme, number of code words is always
________ data words.
Equal to
Return ot Zero
217. Line Configuration refers to the way two or more devices attach
to a ___________.
Link
Escaped
Packet
220. The term _______means that only one bit of a given data unit is
changed from 1 to 0 or from 0 to 1.
0.5
Flow Control
Amplitude
226. In order to find the location of two errors in an eight bit stream,
we have to see ________ different combinations.
28
CSMA
Five
0.5
BNC
12(4khz)….confirm
48kHz….confirm
240kHz….confirm
2.52Mhz….confirm
16,984MHz …..confirm
242. In line discipline after the data transmission, the sending system
finishes with an ________ frame.
EOT
fiber-optic
Network
≠0
247. Mr. Asif while sitting in Lahore is talking with his friend in Dubai
through Skype is an example of ________.
Continuous
False
Input lines…..confirm
U-frames
DTE
256. There are three types of Hubs that exist. Which of the following
options correctly describes these three?
257. Which of the following consist of just one redundant bit per data
unit?
Difficult
260. If the window size is 63 in go-back N ARQ then what is the range
of sequence number?
0 to 63
Hybrid transmission
False
Carrier Signal
Circuit switching
CDMA/CD
NULL
Escaped
PAP
Zero
PAP
communication channel
Four….confirm
Amplitudes
Checksum
277. To calculate the data rate for noisy channel ________ formula is
used.
Shannon…..confirm
278. To calculate the data rate for noisless channel ________ formula
is used.
Any
FDMA
FSK, PSK
Bus
Token-passing
network
Contention Window
Decibal ….confirm
Twice
Three-way
All mentioned
297. ___________ does not happen until all the data is transferred and
all of the resources are freed.
Switching
Unidirectional ….confrim
301. Datagram approach and virtual circuit approach are two popular
approaches which lead us to ________.
Circuit switching….confirm
302. In circuit switching when two end devices ‘A’ and ‘B’ connects
with each other they send ____ request.
Acceptance
Cladding…confirm
Radio waves…confirm
Dedicated
307. Multi mode technology has _______ main types for light
propagating.
Two
309. According to state, fewer than ______ crossbar points can be used
at once.
25%
310. _________ and ________ are the two types of addressing in virtual
circuit approach.
Local, Global
Governing Protocol
314. Which one of the following is not among the required phases for
the actual communication in a circuit-switched network?
Protocol
Microwaves
Less
317. In case of higher data rate, the number of impacted bits will be _______.
Higher
323. Router is a network device which operates on the __ layer of the TCP/IP
protocol.
Network…confirm from net
324. Uni polar, polar and bipolar are the types of —————
325. According to stats, lower than —————- crossbar point can be used at
once .
326. In ———– TDM, slots are dynamically allocated to the connected stations to
improve bandwidth efficiency.
327. In star based network comprising of four computers and on switch, total
number of cables needed will be ———-
328. The conversion of analog sample of the signal into digital form is called
________ process.
Guard band
331. In ————— TDM, each input connection has an allotment in the output
even if is not sending data.
Synchronous …confirm
332. ————– coding scheme are useful for LAN but not for long ranges
Biphase…confirm
Distortion…confirm
337. Two stations are connected via a secure link in which messages are encrypted
from source to the destination message is called——————
Protocol
• B8ZS
Discrete
_______ is the heart of blocking code.
• Coding
• Latency
If a digital transmission system is sending five bits in every half a second, the bit-rate of the
system.
• 10 bps…confirm
If the message going to pass through a packet-switched network, it can be divided into
packets of_________.
12
In optical fiber a glass or plastic core is surrounded by a ___________.
• Cladding
Induced…confirm
___________ is a digital process that allows connections to share the high bandwidth of a
link.
• TDM
• Frequencies
LAN stands for ___________.
• One to many
Mr. Asif while sitting in Lahore is linking with his friend in Dubai through Skype is
a_____________.
• Amplitude
In TDM based digital hierarchy used by the Telephone companies, DS-1 is a single digital
channel of_________.
• 1.544 Mbps…confirm
In TDM based digital hierarchy used by the Telephone companies, DS-2 is a single digital
channel of_________.
6.312 Mbps…confirm
In TDM based digital hierarchy used by the Telephone companies, DS-3 is a single digital
channel of_________.
44.376MBps…confirm
In TDM based digital hierarchy used by the Telephone companies, DS-4 is a single digital
channel of_________.
274.176 MBps…..confirm
The bandwidth-delay product defines the number of bits that can fill the ____________.
• Link
If a digital-signals has four levels, then we need _____ bits to represent each level.
• 2
• Network
• Decibel
• Encryption
• Wavelength
_________ is the process of converting binary data to a digital signal.
• Line coding
Low pass channel with ___________ bandwidth is not real and is used for theoretical
modeling.
• Degree
• TCP
• Protocol
• AMI
4 kHz…confirm
• Circuit switching
• Light
• Frequency
• Network
• Datalink
In TCP\IP model, the Physical Layer exchanges data in the form of ___________.
• Bits…confirm
_________ signal completes certain pattern in a specific amount of time.
• Periodic
• 2
• 3
Top most organization that provides support for the Internet Standard process is
called___________.
• IETF
If the message is going to pass through a packet-switched network, it can be divided into
packets of___________.
________ data moves faster and timing errors are less frequent because the transmitter
and receiver time is synced.
Synchronous…confirm
• Input Voltage
• On-Off Keying
Two
In serial data transmission ________ data transmission mode can be cheap but slower.
• Asynchronous
In star-based network comprising of four computers and one switch, total number of cable
needed will be___________.
• 4
• Microwave…confirm
• Network Layer
• IBM…confirm
In TDM based digital hierarchy used by the Telephone companies, DS-0 is a digital channel
of______________.
• 64 kbps…confirm
• Internet Draft….confirm
• Thermal noise…confirm
Which one of the following is among the required phases for the actual communication in a
circuit switched network?
• Data transfer
• Bit length
The most common type of connector used by the coaxial cable is______________.
• BNC
__________have established standards for using these signals for communication between
devices such as keyboards, mice, PCs, and printers.
• Infrared waves
In case of Frequency shift key, the difference between two frequency is represented
as____________.
• 2 delta….confirm
___________category of coaxial cable is used for thin Ethernet.
• RG-58
Cellular telephone uses___________ waves for communication.
Radio waves
• Network
In virtual circuit approach when a frame enters a switch and when it leaves a switch its
VCI always___________.
• 25%
• Packet
A virtual circuit network operates on ___________ layer.
• Application
If 32 bits are sent in two seconds then the bitrate for that signal is______________.
• 8B\10B
• 1983
To measure the data rate ___________ theoretically formula(s)Were developed.
• Four
Bit rate…..confirm
• Digital
• Radio waves
• Positive
• QAM
In Pulse Code Modulation (PCM), the sampling is dependent on_________.
• Amplitude
• Bandpass
ASK-FSK
5…confirm
• Shannon
Binary Amplitude Shift Keying(ASK) is also called as:
• On-Off Keying….confirm
• IrDA
To calculate the data rate for noiseless channel ____________ formula is used.
• Nyquist
Two PCs and one printer are connected in a network within a room, it is an example of
_________.
Analog the following cables given, __________ cable provides highest bandwidth and less
attenuation.
• Fiber optical
• Shannon
• Delay
• 2….confirm
• 5…..confirm
• Frequencies….confirm
___________ is an example of a host in a network.
• Computer
• Protocol
• TCP
When an antenna transmits radio waves, they are propagated in ________________.
• One
• Local, Global
• Cross talk…confirm
In computer network the stations are connected to each other in such a way that each
station is connected to every other station through dedicated links. This
makes___________.
• Bus
In scrambling coding scheme, the number of pulses replacing the bits will
be______________?
• Equal to pulses…..confirm
• Phase modulation
• Decibel
Datagram approach and circuit approach are two popular approaches which lead us
to__________.
• Packet switching
In virtual circuit approach when frame enters a switch and when it leaves a switch its VCi
always___________.
Attenuation
Circuit switched
• Amplitude
• Amplitude….confirm
In pulse code modulation the term sampling can also be referred as____________.
• ASK
• QAM
Guard band
•
_______________ layer converts frames coming from Data Link Layer into bits and sends
• Physical
Wavelength binds the___________ of a simple sine wave to the propagation speed of the
medium.
Network
Governing protocol
To improve the performance of line coding __________coding was……?
• Block coding…confirm
• Neutral sampling
Hybrid transmission
In a computer network, five stations are connected to each other in such a way that each
station is connected to every other station through dedicated links. This
makes____________ topology.
Mesh…confirm
Some manufacturer provide a special port called the_________port that allows a wireless
keyboard to communicate with a PC.
• IrDA
Current technology supports______________ modes for propagation of light.
• Two
We quantize the sampling output into certain levels based on range of___________ and
required accuracy.
• Amplitude….confirm
• BitRate=2*Bandwidth*log2 L…confirm
• WDM….confirm
• FDM…confirm
• FCC
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Spring 2010
Question No: 21 ( Marks: 2 )
How many types of Bipolar encoding scheme exist?
Bandwidth of a modem is not measured in bytes, it is measured in bits. Modem Speed –ASK
(full-duplex)
Effective bandwidth of a telephone line is 2400 Hz, the maximum baud rate is also 2400.
Baud rate and bit rate are equal for ASK, so maximum bit rate is also 2400 bps.
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What do you understand by the term DCE? Explain DCE. [5]
Answer:
In NRZ encoding the level of signal is either positive or negative. NRZ is
classified into 2 types:
NRZ-L NRZ-I
NRZ-L:
Level of the signal depends on the type of bit it represents.
Positive voltage usually means the bit is a 1 and a negative voltage usually means the bit
is a 0.
NRZ-I:
The inversion of the level represents a 1 bit. A bit 0 is
represented by no change.
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Spring 2010
Answer: (page82)
The accuracy of any digital reproduction of an analog signal depends upon the o. of samples taken
A signal is called Periodic if it completes a pattern within a measurable time frame called a Period and then
repeats that pattern over identical subsequent Periods
Answer: (page111)
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Answer: (page75)
§ Any time, data contains long strings of 1’s or 0’s, Rx can loose its timing
§ In unipolar, we have seen a good solution is to send a separate timing signal but this solution is both
expensive and full of error
§ A better solution is to somehow include synch in encoded signal somewhat similar to what we did in
NRZ-I but it should work for both strings of 0 & 1
§ One solution is RZ encoding which uses 3 values : Positive, Negative and Zero
§ Signal changes not b/w bits but during each bit
§ Like NRZ-L , +ve voltage means 1 and a –ve voltage means 0, but unlike NRZ- L, half way through
each bit interval, the signal returns to zero
§ A 1 bit is represented by positive to zero and a 0 is represented by negative to zero transition
§ The only problem with RZ encoding is that it requires two signal changes to encode one bit and therefore
occupies more BANDWIDTH
§ But of the 3 alternatives we have discussed, it is most effective value.
FM Bandwidth
Bandwidth of FM signal (modulated signal) = 10 * bandwidth of modulating signal Significant spectrum of FM
audio = 15 KHz
Minimum 150 KHz bandwidth
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MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Spring 2010
Question No: 21 ( Marks: 2 )
v Amplitude
v Period/Frequency
v Phase
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FM Bandwidth
Bandwidth of FM signal (modulated signal) = 10 * bandwidth of modulating signal Significant spectrum of FM
audio = 15 KHz
Minimum 150 KHz bandwidth
Write down the criteria or technique that we follow for assigning integral values to sampled signals
and also its conversion into binary format. Explain it?
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Spring 2010
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Answer: (P68)
Bit Interval and Bit Rate
Most digital signals are aperiodic and thus Period and Frequency are not the appropriate terms to describe them
Answer: (P54)
Physical (physical standards)
Data Link (N/w Interface)
Network (Interconnectivity)
Transport (Transport Functions)
Application (Session, Pres, app of OSI)
Answer:
Hint: 2 amplitudes (4,6) , ASK , bit/baud
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Spring 2009
Question No: 21 (Marks: 2)
What is simplex mode of transmission?
Answer:
Communication is Unidirectional
Only one of the two stations can transmit
Other can only receive (P34)
Answer:
Alteration of AMI adopted in Europe and Japan
Introduces changes into AMI, every time four consecutive zeros are encountered instead of waiting for eight
zeros as in the case of B8ZS. (P78)
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Write a note on Full duplex mode of transmission.
Answer:
Both stations can transmit and receive simultaneously
Two way street with traffic flowing in both directions at the same time
Signals traveling in either direction share the capacity of the link
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Spring 2009
Question No: 21 ( Marks: 2 )
What is purpose of distributed processing?
Answer:
Multiple computers working on a problem can solve a problem faster than a computer working alone.
(P13)
Answer:
Alteration of AMI adopted in Europe and Japan
Introduces changes into AMI, every time four consecutive zeros are encountered instead of waiting for eight
zeros as in the case of B8ZS. (P78)
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Answer:
Syntax:
Communication between peer entities (P21)
Semantics:
Client/server (P21)
Answer:
Exchange Management
Error Detection and Correction (P17)
Network management (P17)
Security
(c) Monolithic and structured.
Answer: (P21)
Monolithic
Communications is a complex task
To complex for single unit
Structured
Structured design breaks down problem into smaller units
Layered structure
Answer: (P66)
Answer: (P144)
Measurement of how fast data can pass through a point o In other words, if we consider any
point in the TX Medium as a wall through which bits pass, then throughput is the number of bits
that can pass this wall in second
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(c) Bit interval and bit rate.
Answer: (P68)
Bit Interval and Bit Rate
Most digital signals are aperiodic and thus Period and Frequency are not the appropriate terms to describe them
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