Next Generation Wireless Network MCQs

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Q201.
Which among the layers fail to route a packet due to primary user interference?

a.

Physical layer

b.

Data link layer

c.

Network layer

d.

Transport layer

Discuss
Answer: (d).Transport layer Explanation:The effect of primary user interference in the transport layer is the failure to route a packet. It can be mitigated by identifying missing packets using the sequence number and requesting of the retransmission of the packets.
Q202.
Which among the following is the impact of having poor spur free dynamic range?

a.

Difficulty in short signal detection

b.

Overloading

c.

Additive noise

d.

High complexity

Discuss
Answer: (c).Additive noise Explanation:Spur free dynamic range is the maximum range over which self-generated signals are absent. Poor SFDR results in spur which resembles tonal signals and give the appearance of an occupied signal. This results in the addition of noise to the received signals.
Q203.
Which among the following results in low sensitivity?

a.

Poor collision mitigation mechanism

b.

Poor signal processing

c.

Poor noise figure

d.

Poor linear noise amplifier performance

Discuss
Answer: (c).Poor noise figure Explanation:Noise figure quantifies the amount of self-generated noise at the receiver. It lower sensitivity and makes it difficult to find other users of the spectrum. Decreased sensitivity causes a reduction in the amount of power allowed for transmission.
Q204.
Under good propagation conditions, increasing the transmission energy is a poor technique to increase spectrum efficiency.

a.

True

b.

False

c.

May be True or False

d.

Can't say

Discuss
Answer: (a).True Explanation:Effective spectrum usage considers both the amount of spectrum used and the area of propagation. Under good propagation conditions, increasing the transmission energy is a poor technique to increase spectrum efficiency. By increasing the efficiency of a single radio, the spectrum cannot provide proper communication conditions for other users of the spectrum.
Q205.
Which among the following may be implemented to reduce the amount of assumption about interference?

a.

Installing multiple sensors to observe the same transmission

b.

Developing multiple channel models

c.

Developing multiple signal propagation models

d.

Installing multiple resource managers

Discuss
Answer: (a).Installing multiple sensors to observe the same transmission Explanation:The removal of uncertainty can reduce the required amount of power at the cognitive transmitter with the certainty of non-interference to the victim receiver. Although multipath scenarios cannot be eliminated, installing multiple sensors to observe the same transmission can reduce the amount of assumption about interference.
Q206.
Which among the following statements is false about a very high frequency omnidirectional range (VOR)?

a.

VOR is a radio navigation system for aircrafts

b.

The frequency range of VOR is 108.00 to 117.95 MHz

c.

VOR is intolerant of diffraction

d.

VOR signals show more accuracy than nondirectional radio beacon

Discuss
Answer: (c).VOR is intolerant of diffraction Explanation:Very high frequency omnidirectional range is a radio navigation system incorporated in aircrafts to stay on route with the help of radio signals transmitted by a network of ground radio beacons. A prominent feature of VOR is that the bearing from the station to the aircraft is unaffected by wind and orientation of the aircraft.
Q207.
Which among the following is used to determine the position of an aircraft using very high frequency omnidirectional range (VOR)?

a.

Round trip time of a radial from a single VOR station

b.

Intersection of radials from a single VOR station in different directions

c.

Intersection of radials from a single VOR station with a delay between the signals

d.

Intersection of radials from two different VOR stations

Discuss
Answer: (d).Intersection of radials from two different VOR stations Explanation:Line of position in very high frequency omnidirectional range is called the radial. The line of position consists of a highly directional signal sent by the VOR ground station using a phased antenna array and a reference signal in phase with the directional antenna. The intersection of radials from two different VOR stations is used to determine the position of an aircraft.
Q208.
What is the accuracy range offered by very high frequency omnidirectional range?

a.

50 m

b.

60 m

c.

80 m

d.

90 m

Discuss
Answer: (d).90 m Explanation:Very high frequency omnidirectional range is a short-range radio navigation system. The signals are kept in the line of sight between the transmitter and receiver. It offers an accuracy of 90 m.
Q209.
Which among the following techniques is employed in long range navigation (LORAN)?

a.

Round trip time of a radio pulse

b.

Time difference between two radio pulses

c.

Phase difference between two continuous signals

d.

Phase difference between the transmitter and the receiver

Discuss
Answer: (b).Time difference between two radio pulses Explanation:Long range navigation is a hyperbolic radio navigation system operating at low frequencies. The hyperbolic navigation system in LORAN uses the time difference between radio pulses to locate the object of interest. An electronic clock was employed to generate trigger signals that maintain a fixed delay such as 1 ms between the transmitters.
Q210.
What is the parameter which differentiates LORAN – B from LORAN – A?

a.

Method of extraction of timing

b.

Number of receivers

c.

Number of transmitters

d.

Determination of station location

Discuss
Answer: (a).Method of extraction of timing Explanation:LORAN – B employed phase comparison variation and hence used a different method of timing extraction compared to LORAN A. The disadvantage of LORAN B is that its pulse length was about 40 microseconds and the technique exhibited phase distortion.
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