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Wireless Vocab - 5
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Answer 20 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Wireless hosts have no infrastructure - the hosts themselves must provide for services such as routing - address assignment - DNS-like name translation etc.
Base Station Controller
Ad hoc network
CDMA
Radio Waves
2. The ability to purchase goods and services through a wireless internet-enabled device
Voice XML
WMG80
M-commerce
Wi-MAX
3. BREW is a collection of APIs that allows developers to produce the software applications for wireless devices.
Binary Run time Environment for Wireless
CDMA
3G
Radio Waves
4. It is a common language for content providers - tool providers - and platform providers designed for speech based telephony applications.
Antennas
Base Station Controller
3G
Voice XML
5. The next generation of mobile wireless technology - which promises high-bandwidth connections that will support true multimedia - including real-time video.
Quality of Service
Bluetooth
3G
Ad hoc network
6. An omnidirectional wireless technology that provides limited-range voice and data transmission over the unlicensed 2.4-GHz frequency band - allowing connections with a wide variety of fixed and portable devices that normally would have to be cabled t
Ad hoc network
RFID
Bandwidth
Bluetooth
7. Fixed wireless Internet service based on Ethernet protocols with a range of 30 miles and a transmission speed of 70 Mbps
Radio Waves
RFID
Ad hoc network
Wi-MAX
8. Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is a protocol which runs on mobile phones and provides a universal open standard for bringing Internet content to mobile phones and other wireless devices.
Spread Spectrum
Wireless Application Protocol
Radio Waves
Voice XML
9. Electromagnetic waves with the longest wavelengths and longest frequencies.
Wireless Application Protocol
IEEE
Radio Waves
Voice XML
10. Shares all the digital data and gives full freedom to enjoy the digital media entertainment. It is connected to the network media player adapters to function as In-Home Networked Media Storage Device. The set up is quick and easy access
Spread Spectrum
Wi-MAX
Wireless Application Protocol
WMG80
11. The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers - an international nonprofit organization that sets standards as part of its charter.
3G
Bluetooth
IEEE
Wi-MAX
12. Capability of a network to provide better service to select network traffic over various technologies including frame relay - ATM - and Ethernet.
Quality of Service
Base Station Controller
IEEE
Bandwidth
13. (TKIP) A mechanism that works with wireless encryption to strengthen WEP implementations.
Radio Waves
CDMA
Temporal Key Integrity Protocol
Ad hoc network
14. Part of the wireless systems infrastructure which controls one or more cell sites radio signals - thus reducing the load on the switch.
Bandwidth
Base Station Controller
Spread Spectrum
3G
15. Devices for sending or receiving electromagnetic waves.
Bandwidth
WMG80
Antennas
Wi-MAX
16. Is a kind of Radio LAN Technology that uses multiple frequencies simultaneously. It improves reliability and reduces susceptibility to interference. It also makes eavesdropping more difficult.
Infrastructure mode
Quality of Service
Antennas
Spread Spectrum
17. Code division multiple access allows transmission of voice and data over a shared part of radio frequencies. This is also called spread spectrum.
CDMA
Antennas
Radio Waves
Bandwidth
18. Mode in which wireless networks use one or more wireless access points to connect the wireless network nodes centrally. This configuration is similar to the star topology of a wired network.
Voice XML
Wi-MAX
Infrastructure mode
Antennas
19. A tracking technology that uses a small package or tag device; that includes a microporcessor and antenna that can be attached to products.It allows you to identify a product - person - key - or animal by the radio signals emitted. Used to tag pets -
Ad hoc network
RFID
Binary Run time Environment for Wireless
Temporal Key Integrity Protocol
20. The maximum amount of bit(s) that can travel over a given channel without producing delay or lag.
M-commerce
Radio Waves
Infrastructure mode
Bandwidth