Next Generation Wireless Network MCQs

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Q61.
Which among the following is a challenge for spectrum decision models?

a.

Combining multiple characterization parameters

b.

Supporting OFDM networks

c.

Supporting multiple spectrum bands

d.

Maintaining a decision model for each characterization parameter

Discuss
Answer: (a).Combining multiple characterization parameters Explanation:Spectrum decision models can be built for various characterization parameters such as signal to noise, date rate, error rate, and other parameters that affect the quality of service. However a decision model combining several spectrum parameters is not available. Spectrum decision models support OFDM networks that have multiple spectrum bands operating simultaneously for transmission.
Q62.
Which among the following is not a requirement for multiple spectrum band transmission by xG user?

a.

Spectrum holes

b.

Compatibility with internal policies

c.

Contiguous spectrum band

d.

Compatibility with quality of service

Discuss
Answer: (c).Contiguous spectrum band Explanation:xG users can transmit packets on multiple spectrum bands provided the available spectrum meets the quality of service requirements and the spectrum policies required for communication. However it does not require the multiple spectrum bands to be contiguous. This exhibits a vast improvement in communication quality during the spectrum handoff.
Q63.
Which among the following is not an advantage of avoiding contiguous spectrum bands for transmission?

a.

Low delay

b.

Low power consumption

c.

Low interference

d.

Mitigation of quality of service degradation

Discuss
Answer: (d).Mitigation of quality of service degradation Explanation:The primary advantage of using a contiguous spectrum band is the mitigation of the quality of service degradation. This is because when a user has to vacate a spectrum band on the arrival of the primary user, the other bands continue to transmit maintaining communication. Low power is consumed in each band and less interference with the primary user is achieved.
Q64.
Which among the following replaces the static sine pulses of OFDM to improve flexibility?

a.

Wavelet bases

b.

Triangular pulses

c.

Impulse bases

d.

Ramp pulses

Discuss
Answer: (a).Wavelet bases Explanation:In multi-carrier wavelet packet modulation, wavelet bases replace the static sine/cosine pulses of OFDM. This technique provides higher sideband suppression. It also reduces inter-channel interference and inter-symbol interference.
Q65.
Which among the following is not a disadvantage of using OFDM?

a.

Complex computation is necessary

b.

Sensitive to frequency offset

c.

High peak to average power ratio

d.

Low data rate

Discuss
Answer: (a).Complex computation is necessary Explanation:OFDM requires only the computation of fast Fourier transform and inverse fast Fourier transform of the signal to be transmitted. However it requires the subcarriers to remain orthogonal and exhibits a large peak to average power ratio due to the presence of complex sinusoids in time domain OFDM signals.
Q66.
What is the full form of CE-OFDM?

a.

Closed Envelope Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing

b.

Constant Envelope Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing

c.

Constant Evolute Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing

d.

Closed Evolute Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing

Discuss
Answer: (b).Constant Envelope Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing Explanation:In Constant Envelope Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing, the complex modulated signals are positioned in a complex conjugated arrangement to obtain a real value inverse fast Fourier transform output. Also, phase modulation is applied in the real value time domain. This technique reduces the high peak to average power ratio of OFDM.
Q67.
Spectrum decision over heterogeneous spectrum band with different characteristics is a challenge in spectrum management.

a.

True

b.

False

c.

May be True or False

d.

Can't say

Discuss
Answer: (a).True Explanation:xG users operate in licensed and unlicensed spectrum bands. In licensed spectrum bands, the operations of the primary users are collected during spectrum analysis and the decision taken should not affect the primary user transmission. Likewise, intelligent spectrum sharing algorithms should be selected for xG users operating on the licensed bands which have equal rights for spectrum access.
Q68.
What is spectrum mobility?

a.

Spectrum mobility involves seamless channel switchover

b.

Spectrum mobility involves sharing spectrum information among secondary users

c.

Spectrum mobility involves managing spectrum sensing and spectrum sharing

d.

Spectrum mobility involves sharing spectrum information between secondary users and xG base station

Discuss
Answer: (a).Spectrum mobility involves seamless channel switchover Explanation:Spectrum mobility involves performing seamless channel switchover while maintaining the performance of current secondary user communication. Spectrum mobility is required when degradation of the current channel condition is observed or when the primary user arrives in the licensed band.
Q69.
Which among the following statements is false?

a.

Arrival of primary user triggers handoff

b.

Primary user communication is of high priority

c.

Secondary user can occupy licensed spectrum band until completion of communication

d.

Secondary user moving in a band should not interrupt primary user communication

Discuss
Answer: (c).Secondary user can occupy licensed spectrum band until completion of communication Explanation:In the licensed band, primary user communication holds a higher priority than the secondary user. The primary user can initiate handoff by appearing in the licensed spectrum band. It can also initiate handoff when secondary user transmission coverage overlaps with that of a primary user in the same band.
Q70.
What are the units of spectrum mobility?

a.

Spectrum sensing and spectrum sharing

b.

Spectrum handoff and spectrum management

c.

Connection management and spectrum management

d.

Spectrum handoff and connection management

Discuss
Answer: (d).Spectrum handoff and connection management Explanation:Spectrum handoff is the process of transferring current data communication from one channel to another channel. Connection management adjusts the protocols associated with each layer of the OSI model to sustain the quality of service requirements of secondary user communication.
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