CAP5:

 Un canal Bluetooth consiste en:

una secuencia de salto que incluye hasta 79 frecuencias.
 ¿Cuál de las siguientes no es una función de Bluetooth?
transmisión asimétrica
 ¿Cuál es el nombre de la organización que desarrolla y promueve
productos Bluetooth y se compone de más de 2,500 proveedores de
hardware y software?
Bluetooth SIG
 Los niveles más bajos de la pila de protocolos WPAN se implementan en
hardware
 En el nivel más bajo de la pila del protocolo Bluetooth está RF layer.
 ¿Cuál de las siguientes es una característica de los dispositivos WPAN?
Son pequeños y pueden operar con baterías
 El período __________ es cuando los dispositivos ZigBee tienen tiempo
reservado para las transmisiones prioritarias.
Intervalo de tiempo garantizado
 ¿Qué método de transmisión Bluetooth utiliza dos frecuencias diferentes
para indicar si el bit es un 1 o un 0? GFSK
 Bluetooth divide la frecuencia de 2,4 GHz en 79 frecuencias que están
espaciadas ¿a qué distancia? 1 MHz
 Un coordinador de ZigBee no puede asignar intervalos de tiempo
garantizados para que los dispositivos transmitan datos. Falso
 Bluetooth tiene siete clases de potencia para transmitir. Falso
 Los objetos (como paredes) y la interferencia de otras fuentes no afectan el
rango de transmisiones Bluetooth. Falso
 Los dispositivos Bluetooth suelen ser pequeños y móviles, por lo que es
necesario conservar la energía. Falso
 ¿Cuál es la velocidad máxima de transmisión de datos para ZigBee?
250 kbps
 ¿Qué banda (s) de frecuencia pueden utilizar las redes ZigBee?
868 MHz, 915 MHz y 2.4 GHz >>> (banda ISM)
 ¿Cuál de las siguientes topologías es compatible con ZigBee?
árbol, estrella y malla
 ¿Cuál de las siguientes topologías es compatible con Bluetooth?
scatternet y piconet

 ¿Qué tipo de seguridad se proporciona en la especificación ZigBee?

Cifrado
 CAP 6:

The 802.15.3 PNC is primarily responsible for timing in a piconet..

The 802.15.3 standard was developed to supportmultimedia
Which of the following is not an advantage of 802.15.3 over Bluetooth?
QoS support
The dual upper layers of the WiMedia protocol stack are the ______________ and
__________ layers.Ausio/Video, data transfer
How many channels are available in 802.15.3?
4
Frame collisions in 802.15.3 can only happen during the ___________.
CAP
In 802.15.3, collisions are prevented by using a method called ___________.
CSMA/CA
A transmission at ________ Mbps is not coded with TCM so that devices can
detect piconet traffic without having to decode the signal first.
22Mbps

In the PSPS power save mode, 802.15.3 devices must listen to the system-wide
wake beacons.

802.15.3 channels are limited to 15 MHz of bandwidth.

The hardware address is not used when a device communicates in the piconet.
Instead devices use the ___________ and the ____________.
Piconet ID - and Device ID

Discuss the reasons why 802.15.3 devices will be easier for the end users.
automatic connection and finding out about the services provided by other devices
in the piconet, as a minimum.

Describe potential interference issues between UWB and 802.11 and how it can be
resolved
UWB can potentially interfere with 802.11a because th 5 GHz band falls right in the
middle of the UWB band.
List and describe one type of error control employed in 802.15.3.
Forward Error Correction provided by Trellis Code Modulation which interleaves
additional bits in the data stream which are used to detect errors and can correct
single bit errors.
Explain why mesh networking is and essential enhancement to WiMedia networks.

the ability of mesh networks to extend the reach of the WPAN since all devices
would be capable of routing information to distant remote devices.

What type of security mechanisms are employed in 802.15.3 networks?

AES encryption.
CAP 8:
1. The original IEEE 802.11 standard, established in 1997, was for WLANs operating at
what maximum speed? 2mbs
2. The maximum mandatory rate of an IEEE 802.11a WLAN, according to the standard, is:
54 mbs
3. The most important change made to the MAC layer of 802.11a was: none of the above
4. IEEE 802.11a achieves its increase in speed and flexibility over 802.11b by each of the
following except LOWER BANDWITCH.
5. 5. The Unlicensed National Information Infrastructure (U-NII) band operates at the
frequency. 5GHZ
6. The change the 802.11e amendment made to the MAC layer to enable WLAN traffic to
be prioritized is called. QOS
7. Why is WEP considered far inferior to WPA and WPA2? a. It transmits an unencrypted
24-bit IV.

CAP 9:

1. The term “fixed wireless” is generally used to refer to: buildings

2. What is the common name for connections that begin at a service provider, go
through the local neighborhood, and end at the home or office? last mile
3. Which of the following is not an example of a last mile connection for home users?
Baseband
4. A leased special high-speed connection from the local telephone carrier for business
users that transmits at 1.544 Mbps is: T1
5. The technique that treats the entire transmission medium as if it were only one
channel is called: baseband
6. Over short distances, WiMAX can communicate at speeds of up to in the 10–66 GHz
bands: 120 MBPS
7. The convergence sublayers in the WiMAX MAC protocol allow it to support: TODAS
LAS ANTERIORES
8. In the uplink direction, 802.16 transmits using: TDMA
9. What system, sometimes called fiberless optical, uses low-powered infrared beams
instead of fiber-optic cable?: Free Space Optics or FSO
10. The maximum distance for a local multipoint distribution service (LMDS) network is: 5
miles.
11. A single WiMAX base station can communicate with of subscriber stations
simultaneously. Muchas.
12. WirelessHUMAN is used in the band: wireless high-speed unlicensed metro area
network; 5 GHz U-NII.
13. WiMAX network coverage is typically measured in . metros only
14. What key factor outlines how WiMAX maximizes the use of the frequency bands?
CAP 10:

1. What is the component of a cellular network that connects a base station with a wired
telephone network? MTSO
2. Which of the following is not a valid cellular telephone code?: Digital Serial Code (DSC).
3. HANDOFF occurs when a user begins moving towards another cell and the phone
automatically associates with the base station of that cell.

4. What is the name given to the special frequency that a cellular phone and base station use for
exchanging call-setup information? Control channel

5. The primary difference between 2G and 2.5G networks is that 2.5G networks transmit data
using: PACKETS

6. Which of the following cellular types use MIMO to increase 3G data throughput? (Select two.)
LTE – HSPA

7. What is femtocell? a small cell supported by LTE Advanced.

8. Why are some GEO satellites not usually used for transmitting TCP/IP information?

a. They cannot transmit a strong enough signal.

9. Of the following types of satellite, which travels at the highest orbital speed? GEO

10. Of the following types of satellite, which has the smallest signal footprint? LEO

11. Of the following types of satellites, which typically has the longest lifespan? LEO

CAP 11:

1. The protocol used to handle collisions in HF RFID is called: STAC

2. Which of the following is true about 1-bit tags? Ninguna información del producto.
3. One of the main characteristics of sensory tags is that: they can capture information about
environmental conditions- condiciones ambientales
4. What is the purpose of an interrogator?: to read information from the tags
5. The function of RFID middleware is to: convert the data read from the tags into a format
that is compatible with that of the business application.
6. Reader antennas are sometimes designed for a specific application. TRUE
7. The orientation of the tag's antenna usually does not affect readability. TRUE
8. To modulate a response signal using backscatter, a tag has to: change the characteristics
of its own antenna
9. What is one of the most critical challenges associated with RFID system implementation?
the large amount of storage required.
10. Which of the following RFID technologies does not support reading more than one tag at a
time? LF.
11. Which mode must an NFC-capable device be in to behave like a smart card?: LISTEN
12. What kind of modulation is used with most NFC tags? ASK
Cap 7:

 A wireless NIC performs the same functions as a wired NIC except that: “uses an

antenna instead of a wired connection”.

 The highest data rate for an 802.11 RF WLAN is about Mbps. 54 MBPS

 The IEEE 802.11b standard that outlines the specifications for RF WLANs is based

on. DSSS

 A PLCP frame is made up of three parts, which are the preamble, the header, and

the: data