CS-601
CS-601- Grand Quizzes
Name: Imran
Siddique
Contact No: +92-3134318149
Student ID: MC200200757@vu.edu.pk
Today
dated 01-07-2020 so for five grand quizzes are submitted from different
students.
·
8B/10B is a block coding method.
·
A frequency is called infinite frequency if sine wave does
not change with time.
·
A frequency is called zero frequency if sine wave does
not change with time.
·
A local telephone network use line switched Network.
·
A network can be categorized into different
categories on the basis of All of the Given: Size, Geographical Area and Ownership.
·
A network geographically spread over a
country with interconnected devices, such as Routers and Modems. This type of
network comes under the WAN category.
·
A sine wave is defined by 5 characteristics.
·
A telephone line analogue signal has got
the bandwidth of 4 KHz.
·
A twisted pair cable consist of Two conductors.
·
A virtual circuit network is a cross
between a Circuit Switch network and a datagram network.
·
According to the Fourier analysis,
frequencies obtained after decomposition of digital signals are Continuous.
·
All the application layer, object /
information is in the form of Packet.
·
Among the following cables given
below Fiber
Optical cable
has the highest cost as compared to others.
·
Among the following cables given
below Fiber
Optical cable
provides highest bandwidth and less attenuation.
·
Among the following cables given
below, Fiber Optical cable provides highest and less attenuation.
·
Amplitude shift keying is normally
implemented using 2 levels.
·
Analogue signal can take infinite levels of
intensity over time.
·
Asynchronous is a type of serial
transmission in which timing of signal is unimportant as information received
is agreed upon certain agreements between sender and receiver.
·
Attenuation means loss of
energy in signal.
·
Bandwidth is measuring in Bps.
·
Class A Network is used for Data
transmission where speed is priority in data transfer.
·
Communication between two users is a
cellular (Mobile) network is an example of Full Duplex communication.
·
Composite wave can be used to send Telephone Talk.
·
Data format used at Data Link Layer of
TCP/IP protocol sit is called Packet
·
Data link layer is responsible for creating
datagram.
·
Data rate is sometimes called the bit rate.
·
Datagram approach and virtual circuit
approach are two popular approaches which lead us to circuit switching.
·
Datagram switching is done on Data Link Layer.
·
Digital signal can take infinite levels of
intensity over time.
·
Electromagnetic waves ranging in
frequencies between 1z and 300 GHz are called infrared waves.
·
Entire band in United States is regulated
by FCC authorities.
·
Error detection and correction is done at
the data
link layer.
·
Five Stations will have Ten full duplexed
dedicated links among them to be connected in a Mesh topology.
·
FSK stands for Frequency Shift Keying.
·
Guard bands are used in FDM multiplexing technique,
to avoid overlapping of a frequency bands assigned to each user.
·
If a digital signal has four levels, then
we need 2 bits to represent each level.
·
In amplitude shift keying Frequency and Phase remain(s) constant.
·
In analogue transmission of digital data
the required bandwidth is always proportional to the signal rate except
in FSK a digital to
analogue conversion technique.
·
In analogue transmission of digital data,
the bandwidth is always proportional to the signal rate except in FSK, a digital to analogue
conversion technique.
·
In ASK correct formula for calculating the
bandwidth in as B-(1+d)S.
·
In baseband transmission, a digital signal
is transmitted as digital signal.
·
In circuit switched networks we have low
efficiency but minimal speed.
·
In circuit switching total delay is
combination of connection time. Data transfer time and Switching Time.
·
In digital to analogue conversion frequency is varied.
·
In digital to Analogue conversion phase is varied.
·
In NRZ-I the signal is inverted if 0 is encountered.
·
In pulse code modulation the term sampling
can also be referred as Pulse sample modulation.
·
In searching coding scheme, the number of
pulses replacing the bits will be equal to pulses.
·
In statistical time division multiplexing
number of slots in frame as less than input lines.
·
In TCP/IP protocol suite, the process of
adding header at each layer on sending side is known as packetizing.
·
In the TDM based digital hierarchy used by
the telephone companier. DS-0 is single digital channel of 1.544 Mbps.
·
In transmission impairments impulse noise occurs from the
random motion of electrons in wire.
·
In transmission impairments Induced noise occurs from
other sources like motors and appliances etc.
·
In Asynchronous TDM each input
connection has an allotment in the output even if it is not sending data.
·
In Polar scheme the voltage are on both sides of the
time axis and voltage level for 0 can be positive and the voltage level for 1
can be negative.
·
In synchronous data moves faster
and timing errors are less frequent because the transmitter and receiver time
is synced.
·
In unipolar scheme, all the signal levels are on
one side of the time axis, either above or below.
·
Internet standard can be published
using request for comments (RFCs)
·
Isochronous mode of serial
transmission quantities fixed rate data.
·
LAN stands for Local Area Network.
·
Latency is made of two components.
·
Low pass channel has dedicated bandwidth between two
stations.
·
Low pass channel with Multiplexed bandwidth is not
real and is used for theoretical modeling.
·
Low pass channel with Narrow bandwidth is not
real and is used for theoretical modeling.
·
Manchester encoding scheme uses an
inversion at the Middle of each bit.
·
Microwaves are used for multicast
communications, such as radio and television.
·
Modularity is not advantage of protocol
layering.
·
Most commonly used connector for twisted
pair cable is RJ-45.
·
Mr. Asif while sitting in Lahore is
talking with his friend in Dubai through skype is an example of Wide Area Network.
·
Multimode technology has three main types for
light propagating.
·
N(N+1) is correct formula to determine the total
number of ports needed for one system connected in a mesh network.
·
NRZ-l the signal is inverted if 1 is encountered.
·
On optical fiber a glass core is
surrounded by a Cladding.
·
OSI Model protocol suite consists of 7 layers.
·
Packet or Packets are referred as datagram.
·
Packet switching operates on Network Layer.
·
Parabolic antenna is used for Infrared waves communication.
·
Polar encoding scheme uses 1 voltage level.
·
PSK is Less susceptible to
noise as compared to ASK.
·
Pulse rate relatively measures the strength of two
signals.
·
QAM is the process of converting binary data to
digital signal.
·
QPSK stands for Quadrature Phase Shift Key.
·
Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM) is
the combination of ASK and PSK.
·
RG-58 category of coaxial cable is used for thin
Ethernet.
·
RG-59 category of coaxial cable is used for thick
Ethernet.
·
RJ-11 category of coaxial cable is used
for cable TV.
·
Routing is the function of network layer.
·
Serial data transmission is normally used where
speed is priority in data transfer.
·
Signal, which has a certain amplitude,
frequency and phase but contains no information is called as an original signal.
·
Signals travel through fiber optic cable
are in the form of light.
·
Simple sine wave can be used to send Amplitude
·
Switch is a network device which operates
on the Data
Link
layer of the TCP/IP protocol.
·
Switch is not an example of a connecting
device.
·
Taking the header from the message is
called Layering.
·
TCP/IP protocol suite consists of 5 layers.
·
TCP/IP protocol suite is being used by the
modern internet communication.
·
Television broadcast where use can only
view the information sent in the form of video is an example of None of given communication.
·
The communication at the Application,
Transport and Network layer is Rational.
·
The fiber optic cable transmit signal in
the form of light.
·
The logical connection between the peer
layers is tangible connection.
·
The logical connection between the peer
layers is physical connection.
·
The most common type of connector used by
coaxial cable is BNC.
·
The NRZ-I the signal is inverted if 1 is encountered.
·
The pulse code modulation (PCM), the sampling
is dependent on single rate.
·
There are 3 basic categories of
multiplexing.
·
There is layer to layer communication
between every peer station. This imaginary connection between each layer is
termed as logical connection.
·
To calculate the data rate for noisy
channel Shannon formula is used.
·
To improve the performance of line
coding Block Coding was introduced.
·
Token ring was divided by IBM.
·
Twisted pair cable is used in
wavelength division multiplexing.
·
Two PCs and one printer are connected in a
network within a room; it is an example of LAN.
·
VCI address is global address in virtual
circuit approach.
·
Virtual Circuit identifier is the Size of packet.
·
Wavelength binds the period or the frequency of a simple sine
wave to the propagation speed of the medium.
·
WDM stands for Wavelength Division
Multiplexing.
·
We can have 8 different groups with a
4 bit block.
·
We can have combination of 32 possible codes with
a 5-bit code.
·
When an antenna transmits radio waves.
They are propagated in all directions.
·
When data is sent or received using Both parallel and serial
transmission the data bits are organized in a specific order, since they
can only be sent or received one after another.
·
When data is sent using serial data transmission, data bits are
transmitted one after another over single channel at the same time.
·
When data sent using parallel data transmission, multiple data bits are
transmitted over multiple channels at the same time.
·
Which is the following is not a
characteristic of sine wave? Segmentation
·
Which of the following is not a
characteristics of s sine wave? Amplitude
·
Which one of following is a scrambling
coding technique? B8SZ
·
Which one of the following is not a
bipolar encoding level? One
·
Which one of the following is not a
sampling technique? Netural Sampling
·
Wireless transmission can be divided
into Four broad groups.
·
Wiring used for transmission modes depends
upon latency.
·
BitRate = 3*Bandwidth*log2 L Is the
NY Quist bit rate formula for noiseless channel
·
If a digital signal has “L” number of
levels. Log(2*L) Is the number of bits required to
represent each level.
Name: Imran
Siddique
Contact No: +92-3134318149
Student ID: MC200200757@vu.edu.pk
Today
dated 01-07-2020 so for five grand quizzes are submitted from different
students.
·
8B/10B is a block coding method.
·
A frequency is called infinite frequency if sine wave does
not change with time.
·
A frequency is called zero frequency if sine wave does
not change with time.
·
A local telephone network use line switched Network.
·
A network can be categorized into different
categories on the basis of All of the Given: Size, Geographical Area and Ownership.
·
A network geographically spread over a
country with interconnected devices, such as Routers and Modems. This type of
network comes under the WAN category.
·
A sine wave is defined by 5 characteristics.
·
A telephone line analogue signal has got
the bandwidth of 4 KHz.
·
A twisted pair cable consist of Two conductors.
·
A virtual circuit network is a cross
between a Circuit Switch network and a datagram network.
·
According to the Fourier analysis,
frequencies obtained after decomposition of digital signals are Continuous.
·
All the application layer, object /
information is in the form of Packet.
·
Among the following cables given
below Fiber
Optical cable
has the highest cost as compared to others.
·
Among the following cables given
below Fiber
Optical cable
provides highest bandwidth and less attenuation.
·
Among the following cables given
below, Fiber Optical cable provides highest and less attenuation.
·
Amplitude shift keying is normally
implemented using 2 levels.
·
Analogue signal can take infinite levels of
intensity over time.
·
Asynchronous is a type of serial
transmission in which timing of signal is unimportant as information received
is agreed upon certain agreements between sender and receiver.
·
Attenuation means loss of
energy in signal.
·
Bandwidth is measuring in Bps.
·
Class A Network is used for Data
transmission where speed is priority in data transfer.
·
Communication between two users is a
cellular (Mobile) network is an example of Full Duplex communication.
·
Composite wave can be used to send Telephone Talk.
·
Data format used at Data Link Layer of
TCP/IP protocol sit is called Packet
·
Data link layer is responsible for creating
datagram.
·
Data rate is sometimes called the bit rate.
·
Datagram approach and virtual circuit
approach are two popular approaches which lead us to circuit switching.
·
Datagram switching is done on Data Link Layer.
·
Digital signal can take infinite levels of
intensity over time.
·
Electromagnetic waves ranging in
frequencies between 1z and 300 GHz are called infrared waves.
·
Error detection and correction is done at
the data
link layer.
·
Five Stations will have Ten full duplexed
dedicated links among them to be connected in a Mesh topology.
·
FSK stands for Frequency Shift Keying.
·
Guard bands are used in FDM multiplexing technique,
to avoid overlapping of a frequency bands assigned to each user.
·
If a digital signal has four levels, then
we need 2 bits to represent each level.
·
In amplitude shift keying Frequency and Phase remain(s) constant.
·
In analogue transmission of digital data
the required bandwidth is always proportional to the signal rate except
in FSK a digital to
analogue conversion technique.
·
In analogue transmission of digital data,
the bandwidth is always proportional to the signal rate except in FSK, a digital to analogue
conversion technique.
·
In ASK correct formula for calculating the
bandwidth in as B-(1+d)S.
·
In baseband transmission, a digital signal
is transmitted as digital signal.
·
In circuit switched networks we have low
efficiency but minimal speed.
·
In circuit switching total delay is
combination of connection time. Data transfer time and Switching Time.
·
In digital to analogue conversion frequency is varied.
·
In digital to Analogue conversion phase is varied.
·
In NRZ-I the signal is inverted if 0 is encountered.
·
In pulse code modulation the term sampling
can also be referred as Pulse sample modulation.
·
In searching coding scheme, the number of
pulses replacing the bits will be equal to pulses.
·
In statistical time division multiplexing
number of slots in frame as less than input lines.
·
In TCP/IP protocol suite, the process of
adding header at each layer on sending side is known as packetizing.
·
In the TDM based digital hierarchy used by
the telephone companier. DS-0 is single digital channel of 1.544 Mbps.
·
In transmission impairments impulse noise occurs from the
random motion of electrons in wire.
·
In transmission impairments Induced noise occurs from
other sources like motors and appliances etc.
·
In Asynchronous TDM each input
connection has an allotment in the output even if it is not sending data.
·
In Polar scheme the voltage are on both sides of the
time axis and voltage level for 0 can be positive and the voltage level for 1
can be negative.
·
In synchronous data moves faster
and timing errors are less frequent because the transmitter and receiver time
is synced.
·
In unipolar scheme, all the signal levels are on
one side of the time axis, either above or below.
·
Internet standard can be published
using request for comments (RFCs)
·
Isochronous mode of serial
transmission quantities fixed rate data.
·
LAN stands for Local Area Network.
·
Latency is made of two components.
·
Low pass channel has dedicated bandwidth between two
stations.
·
Low pass channel with Multiplexed bandwidth is not
real and is used for theoretical modeling.
·
Low pass channel with Narrow bandwidth is not
real and is used for theoretical modeling.
·
Manchester encoding scheme uses an
inversion at the Middle of each bit.
·
Microwaves are used for multicast
communications, such as radio and television.
·
Modularity is not advantage of protocol
layering.
·
Most commonly used connector for twisted
pair cable is RJ-45.
·
Mr. Asif while sitting in Lahore is
talking with his friend in Dubai through skype is an example of Wide Area Network.
·
Multimode technology has three main types for
light propagating.
·
N(N+1) is correct formula to determine the total
number of ports needed for one system connected in a mesh network.
·
NRZ-l the signal is inverted if 1 is encountered.
·
On optical fiber a glass core is
surrounded by a Cladding.
·
OSI Model protocol suite consists of 7 layers.
·
Packet or Packets are referred as datagram.
·
Packet switching operates on Network Layer.
·
Parabolic antenna is used for Infrared waves communication.
·
Polar encoding scheme uses 1 voltage level.
·
PSK is Less susceptible to
noise as compared to ASK.
·
Pulse rate relatively measures the strength of two
signals.
·
QAM is the process of converting binary data to
digital signal.
·
QPSK stands for Quadrature Phase Shift Key.
·
Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM) is
the combination of ASK and PSK.
·
RG-58 category of coaxial cable is used for thin
Ethernet.
·
RG-59 category of coaxial cable is used for thick
Ethernet.
·
RJ-11 category of coaxial cable is used
for cable TV.
·
Routing is the function of network layer.
·
Serial data transmission is normally used where
speed is priority in data transfer.
·
Signal, which has a certain amplitude,
frequency and phase but contains no information is called as an original signal.
·
Signals travel through fiber optic cable
are in the form of light.
·
Simple sine wave can be used to send Amplitude
·
Switch is a network device which operates
on the Data
Link
layer of the TCP/IP protocol.
·
Switch is not an example of a connecting
device.
·
Taking the header from the message is
called Layering.
·
TCP/IP protocol suite consists of 5 layers.
·
TCP/IP protocol suite is being used by the
modern internet communication.
·
Television broadcast where use can only
view the information sent in the form of video is an example of None of given communication.
·
The communication at the Application,
Transport and Network layer is Rational.
·
The fiber optic cable transmit signal in
the form of light.
·
The logical connection between the peer
layers is tangible connection.
·
The logical connection between the peer
layers is physical connection.
·
The most common type of connector used by
coaxial cable is BNC.
·
The NRZ-I the signal is inverted if 1 is encountered.
·
The pulse code modulation (PCM), the sampling
is dependent on single rate.
·
There are 3 basic categories of
multiplexing.
·
There is layer to layer communication
between every peer station. This imaginary connection between each layer is
termed as logical connection.
·
To calculate the data rate for noisy
channel Shannon formula is used.
·
To improve the performance of line
coding Block Coding was introduced.
·
Token ring was divided by IBM.
·
Twisted pair cable is used in
wavelength division multiplexing.
·
Two PCs and one printer are connected in a
network within a room; it is an example of LAN.
·
VCI address is global address in virtual
circuit approach.
·
Virtual Circuit identifier is the Size of packet.
·
Wavelength binds the period or the frequency of a simple sine
wave to the propagation speed of the medium.
·
WDM stands for Wavelength Division
Multiplexing.
·
We can have 8 different groups with a
4 bit block.
·
We can have combination of 32 possible codes with
a 5-bit code.
·
When an antenna transmits radio waves.
They are propagated in all directions.
·
When data is sent or received using Both parallel and serial
transmission the data bits are organized in a specific order, since they
can only be sent or received one after another.
·
When data is sent using serial data transmission, data bits are
transmitted one after another over single channel at the same time.
·
When data sent using parallel data transmission, multiple data bits are
transmitted over multiple channels at the same time.
·
Which is the following is not a
characteristic of sine wave? Segmentation
·
Which of the following is not a
characteristics of s sine wave? Amplitude
·
Which one of following is a scrambling
coding technique? B8SZ
·
Which one of the following is not a
bipolar encoding level? One
·
Which one of the following is not a
sampling technique? Netural Sampling
·
Wireless transmission can be divided
into Four broad groups.
·
Wiring used for transmission modes depends
upon latency.
·
BitRate = 3*Bandwidth*log2 L Is the
NY Quist bit rate formula for noiseless channel
·
If a digital signal has “L” number of
levels. Log(2*L) Is the number of bits required to
represent each level.

Your Answer: "Analogue" signal can take infinite levels of intensity over time.
ReplyDeleteCorrect answer: An analog signal has infinitely many levels of intensity over a period of time. ... A digital signal, on the other hand, can have only a limited number of defined