L10 Flashcards

1
Q

True or False:

Channels for the 802.11b DS physical layer are much smaller than the channels for the FH physical layer

A

False

They are larger

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2
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What led to the acceptance of 802.11b?

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802.11b had increase in throughput and reduced price

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3
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What does the typical usage of 802.11b include?

A

Point to multipoint configuration

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4
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What is a WPAN? What IEEE protocol supports it?

A

Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs): introduce personal operating space (POS)

IEEE 802.15.1 was developed to support WPANS

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5
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What are the differences between WPAN and WLAN?

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WPAN exhibit more power consumption than WLAN

Coverage for WPAN is much smaller than WLAN

The lifespan of WPAN is specified unlike WLAN

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What are piconets? How are they related to scatternets?

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A piconet is composed of a master device and at least one slave device. Slave devices can only have point-to-point communication with the Master. A device can be a slave node in multiple piconets but can be a master node in only one.

Interconnected piconets lead to scatternets

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Why would a master and slave want to switch roles in a piconet?

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When the slave wants to join a piconet as a master

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8
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When is a WPAN “born”?

A

When a device requests to transmit some information to another device

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What are the two primary types of communication channels in WPANs?

A

Synchronous connection-oriented channel for time sensitive data (such as audio)

Asynchronous connectionless channel for data communication (such as file transfer)

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10
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How is interference minimized in WPANs?

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Fast Frequency Hopping (FFH)

  • cannot be eliminated, only minimised
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11
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How is master-slave communication done in 802.15.1?

A

through time division duplex scheme

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12
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What does a IEEE 802.15.1 packet consist of?

A

Access code
Header
Payload

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13
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How is each active slave identified in IEEE 802.15.1?

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active member address (AM_ADDR)

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14
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What are the three access codes in the IEEE 802.15.1 standard?

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channel address code (CAC)
device access code (DAC)
inquiry address code (IAC)

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15
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Describe bluetooth packets (the split).

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three packet sizes consisting of one slot, three slots, and five slots, respectively

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16
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How is error control done in IEEE 802.15.1?

A

1/3 FEC to triplicate each transmitted bit

2/3 FEC based on Hamming code

ARQ acknowledgement request

17
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How is a packet reception’s success detected?

A

No CRC

No access code errors

No HEC errors