Next Generation Wireless Network MCQs

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Q211.
Which among the following techniques were employed for the identification of pairs in LORAN stations?

a.

Modulation technique

b.

Encoding scheme

c.

Phase comparison between signals

d.

Pulse repetition frequency

Discuss
Answer: (d).Pulse repetition frequency Explanation:LORAN stations are composed of a master station and two slave stations. Each pair typically broadcasted over the following frequencies of 1.75, 1.8, 1.85, or 1.9 MHz. However, the location of stations is such that it allowed a particular station to pick up signals from at least three stations. Thus to detect to pairs of signals, pulse repetition frequency comparison is employed.
Q212.
Which among the following is essential for geo-location using IP address?

a.

Database of registration lifetime of IP packets

b.

Database of IP addresses

c.

Database of routing path

d.

Database of port address

Discuss
Answer: (b).Database of IP addresses Explanation:Geo-location software translates an IP address into a geo-location and provides the name of a country, city, or zip code. The software exploits the IP address of the sender included in the IP packet. There are a number of geo-location databases that offer different levels of accuracy.
Q213.
Which among the following are sources for constructing an IP database?

a.

Network routing information

b.

Data mining

c.

Regional Internet registry

d.

Data scrubbing

Discuss
Answer: (d).Data scrubbing Explanation:The primary source of the IP address database is the regional internet registries that assign the IP addresses to organizations within their service area. Network routing information extracted at the endpoint of an IP address, data mining, and data provided by Internet Service Providers are useful for constructing the IP database.
Q214.
Which among the following is an application of geo-location software?

a.

Regional licensing

b.

Firewall

c.

Address translation

d.

Diagnostic tools

Discuss
Answer: (a).Regional licensing Explanation:Internet services such are live streaming sporting events, or online streaming of television shows and music might be permitted to broadcast only over certain licensed territories. Geolocation is applied to avoid license violations. Fraud detection, Geomarketing, and gaming are other regions of interest.
Q215.
Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Range begins with transmission of frequency modulated signal.

a.

True

b.

False

c.

May be True or False

d.

Can't say

Discuss
Answer: (b).False Explanation:Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Range begins with transmission of amplitude modulated signal with a constant frequency. The transmitted signal passes through a set of antenna in a circle introducing frequency modulated Doppler onto the received signal. The relative phase angle between amplitude modulated signal and frequency modulated signal is employed to find the location of the source.
Q216.
Which among the following is not an outcome of destination location addressing?

a.

Reduced interference

b.

Reduced power consumption

c.

Reduced handovers

d.

Reduced dropped calls

Discuss
Answer: (c).Reduced handovers Explanation:Destination location addressing propagates via only known nodes in a path to reach the destination. This prevents signal propagation from running off course and optimizes power consumption. It also results in the reduction of interference and dropped calls by combining the knowledge of geolocation, velocity vector, and planned path.
Q217.
Which among the following is not a common feature between the time of arrival and time difference of arrival?

a.

Straight-line of sight

b.

High resolution system clock

c.

Propagation at speed of light

d.

Shape of curve

Discuss
Answer: (d).Shape of curve Explanation:Time of arrival and time difference of arrival are two time-based approaches. Both approaches require a high-resolution system clock with signals that propagate at the speed of light. It requires a straight line of sight path as the signal delay directly relates to the line of sight distance.
Q218.
Which among the following is not a step in time of arrival and time difference of arrival process?

a.

Analysis of signal propagation

b.

Track error bound

c.

Conversion to equation

d.

Analysis of channel path

Discuss
Answer: (d).Analysis of channel path Explanation:The signal propagation is analyzed by multiple receivers or by multiple antennas. This results in the conversion of the time delay to the phase difference, time difference, or frequency shift which is then converted to equations of range, or other parameters.
Q219.
Which among the following is an essential for the time of arrival approach?

a.

Time tag and phase tag the transmitted signal

b.

Phase tag the transmitted signal

c.

Time tag and frequency tag the transmitted signal

d.

Time tag the transmitted signal

Discuss
Answer: (d).Time tag the transmitted signal Explanation:The time of arrival approach relies on time tagging the transmitted signal and computing the time of arrival of the signal at the receiver. When many receivers with known locations obtain the same signal, the multiple iso-range spheres intersect providing the location of the transmitter. Likewise, when transmitters provide knowledge of their location in the time-tagged transmitted signal, a receiver can compute its location.
Q220.
What curve is obtained by plotting the time difference of arrival?

a.

Parabola

b.

Sphere

c.

Hyperbola

d.

Ellipse

Discuss
Answer: (c).Hyperbola Explanation:The time difference of arrival approach involves computing the time difference between the reception of a signal at one location and the reception of the same signal at a different location. The plot of time difference of arrival produces a hyperboloid surface with its foci at the two receivers.
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