Explore the fundamentals of mobile communication with this trivia quiz! Assess your understanding of channel capacity, signal to noise ratios, MIMO technology, and the impact of interference in radio links. Ideal for learners and professionals in telecommunications.
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5 MHz
1 MHz
15 MHz
10 MHz
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64QAM
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16QAM
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Bandwidth utilization factor is less than 1
Bandwidth utilization factor is greater than 1
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Time dispersion occurs when the transmitted signal propagates to the receiver via multiple paths with different delays.
Is the time required for a data symbol to propagate from the base station to the terminal mobile
Is the delay of a radio packet
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Bandwidth utilization factor is greater than 1
Bandwidth utilization factor is less than 1
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Multicarrier transmission
One carrier transmission
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Is the frequency response of a channel that suffers of a time dispersion problem
Is the Doppler dispersion
Is the bandwidth of the channel that is selected in frequency division multiplexing
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Increase signal to noise ratio at the receiver
Use MIMO at the receiver and the transmitter
Increase the channel bandwidth
Increase the transmitter power
Use multiple antennas at the receiver side (receiver antenna diversity)
Use multiple antennas at the transmitter side (beam focusing)
Reduce the noise power at the receiver (use advanced receiver RF design)
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Better performance against time dispersion
Better performance against frequency selectivity
The design for an equalizer is easier for bandwidths larger than 5 MHz
It can perform well even at the edge of a cell
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Increase signal to noise ratio at the receiver
Use MIMO at the receiver and the transmitter
Increase the channel bandwidth
Increase the transmitter power
Use multiple antennas at the receiver side (receiver antenna diversity)
Use multiple antennas at the transmitter side (beam focusing)
Reduce the noise power at the receiver (use advanced receiver RF design)
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