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Wireless Communications Fundamentals
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Click here for the complete list of RF Cafe Quizzes. Note: Some material based on books have quoted passages.
1. Which of the following WLAN standards is on a different frequency band than the others? a) 802.11a b) 802.11b c) 802.11g d) 802.11n
2. What does the term "ruggedness" refer to in wireless power amplifiers? a) Ability to withstand thermal stress b) Ability to withstand mechanical stress c) Ability to withstand load mismatch d) All the above
3. Which FCC regulation governs the unlicensed ISM band? a) Part 15 b) Chapter 11 c) 815.00 d) Subsection 11
4. In which semiconductor technology are the majority of cellphone PAs manufactured? a) Si/SiCMOS b) GaN c) GaAs/InGaP d) SiGe
5. What is a major advantage of Low Temperature Co-fired Ceramic (LTCC) substrates? a) Densely integrated passive components b) Better thermal dissipation c) Lower bill of materials d) All the above
6. Which phone standard supports the highest data rate? a) iDEN b) GPRS c) EDGE d) GSM
7. Which component is typically not part of a front-end module (FEM)? a) Power amplifier b) Filter c) Switch d) Controller
8. Which two systems are most likely to experience concurrent operation problems? a) WLAN + GSM b) Bluetooth + WLAN c) GSM + W-CDMA d) Bluetooth + AMPS
9. An isolator is typically required at the output of the PA for which transmitter system a) EDGE b) Bluetooth c) GSM d) CDMA/W-CDMA
10. What is the commonly claimed nominal operational range for Bluetooth? a) 10 m b) 32.8 ft c) 1.057x10-15 lt-yr d) All the above
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