Data Communication

Data Communication Mastery Quiz

Test your knowledge on data communication concepts with this insightful quiz! Dive into various topics related to antennas, transmission methods, and data transfer techniques.

Whether you're a beginner or an expert in the field, this quiz offers:

25 multiple-choice questions
Immediate feedback on your answers
A chance to enhance your understanding of data communication

25 Questions6 MinutesCreated by TransmittingWave42

These antenna use a length of wire for transmitting and receiving wavelengths of signal.

Log-Periodic Antenna

Microwave Antenna

Wire Antenna

Travelling Wave Antenna

It transfer information through an electrical conductor.

Optical Fiber

Unguided Media

Guided Media

Coaxial Fiber

It is used when a data is transmitted as individual characters.

Asynchronous Transmission

Synchronous Transmission

Guided Media

Parallel Data Transmission

Multiple data bits are transmitted over multiple channels at the same time.

Asynchronous Transmission

Synchronous Transmission

Parallel Data Transmission

Unguided Media

Used for very short distance communication and cannot penetrate through obstacles.

Microwaves

Infrared

Radio Waves

Travelling Wave

Defined as superimposed oscillations of an electric and a magnetic field.

Ground Wave

Wave Propagation

Multiplexing

Latency

It is a media access method by which collisions are prevented. It also allows different priorities to be assigned to different stations on the ring.

Token Passing

Demand Priority

Carrier Sense

Collision Detection

It is where the output signal occupies more bandwidth than the original signal.

Speed Spectrum

Time Division

Token Passing

Attenuation

An active hub is an essential requirement that can control access to the network.

Token Passing

Carrier Sense

Multiple Access

Demand Priority

It is currently found on Apple laptops and provides a 10Gbps connection to peripheral devices.

Lightning

Fire Wire

Thunderbolt

InfiniBand

This interface is used due to its high-speed connection that is mostly found in networks that require large amounts of peripheral storage.

Lightning

Fire Wire

Thunderbolt

InfiniBand

It is the ability to add and remove devices to a computer system while the computer is running.

Hot Plugging

De Facto Standard

Composition

Throughput

It is the measurement of the ability of an electronic communications device or system to send and receive information.

Radiation

Hertz

Bandwidth

Bits per Second

Deals with items such as the connector or plug desciption.

Mechanical Component

Functional Component

Procedural Component

Electrical Component

It describes how the circuits are used to perform an operation.

Mechanical Component

Functional Component

Procedural Component

Electrical Component

It refers to the loss of energy a signal propagates outwards.

Radiation

Attenuation

Bandwidth

Noise Absorption

It refers to the leakage of signal from the medium due to undesirable electrical characteristics of the medium.

Radiation

Attenuation

Bandwidth

Noise Absorption

It is architecture used to interconnect two (2) devices together.

De Facto Standard

Composition

Hardware Interface

Interconnection Wire

It measures the time required for a bit to travel from the source to the destination.

Bits per Second

Propagation Time

Bit Rate

Baud Rate

It involves organizing data in blocks that are sent in a store-and-forward manner without prior establishment of the communication path.

Packet Switching

Circuit Switching

Bit rate

Baud Rate

What is the formula for transmission time?

= Data Packet x Queuing

= Capacity / Distance

Data Packet / Capacity

Distance / Process Delay

It measures the time for data to get to its destination across the network.

Bit rate

Baud Rate

Latency

Processing Delay

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