How electromagnetic waves enable communication

1. EST 5 28. Pantelegraph – 1st fax sold, 58.
wave antenna – beverage

Giovanni Caselli antenna
2. Electret, condenser, crystal –
high Z 29. PARAMP – GASFET 59. 3% -
3. Ribbon, dynamic, carbon – low 30. Republic & Titanic – ship 60. $ 0.5 M – 0.75 M – base
Z station
31. Oct 13, 1983 – 1st analog
4. Spam – unsolicited messages cellular transmission 61. CDMA 2000 – improved CDMA
5. Opt-out – unsubscribe 32. MS Office 2000 – not peer to 62. Higher antenna height – less
peer refractive index
6. Opt-in – in the list
33. F type – least expensive 63. Gamma in TV – 2.2
7. Randall & boot – cavity
magnetron, high power 34. N type – most expensive 64. 0.5-0.9 – coax
microwave oscillator
35. 300 GHz – millimeter waves 65. Polarization – orientation of
8. Horn & slot antenna – connect wave
something 36. RJ 49 & BNC – NIC
66. Multichannel – transmission
9. 1.64x10-3 – 80% humidity 37. MIN & ESN – fraudulent
67. Crossover – connect directly
10. Hybrid transformer – 2 line to 4 38. Interlock – protect the computers
wire personnel
68. Cross color – transmission of
11. Spectral purity – remove 39. Circuit switch – real time many channel
spurious something
40. Freq & space – real time 69. Loss of sound – affected when
12. 6 dB or better – need high loss of picture
superbands 41. Freq hopping – interchanging
freq 70. Gyrotron – USSR
13. 5 dB or better – sub & 10
bands 42. Comb filter – chroma crosstalk 71. Geosynchronous –
14. Strip line – evolution of coax 43. Inductive/pi network – remove 72. LEO – shorter distance
harmonic transmission
15. Microstrip – top strip 73. Glonass – 64.8 degree
44. Pi/4 DQPSK – D-AMPS
16. v.34bis – 33.6 facsimile 74. 6 orbits – GPS
45. Blue haze – gas in a tube
17. v.24 – circuits family that 75. 4 satellite/orbit – GPS
cannot be interchanged 46. 20 & 40 Hz –
76. 60 deg separation – GPS
18. RS232C – 50 ft 47. Y video – contrast
77. 802.11.15.1 – Bluetooth
19. 10BaseT – 100m 48. Tint – phase angle
78. 802.11.16 – wiMAX
20. IS-136 – D-AMPS 49. Crosstalk of KTS, PBX –the
same 79. Buffer – isolation, amplifier
21. IS-95 – CDMA
50. Thickness – gunn diode 80. v.90 – 56 kbps
22. Disadv of grid to plate – low eff,
hard to adjust 51. Keyspeed – BW – proportional 81. 1998 – Bluetooth as open
standard….nokia, IBM, etc….
23. Adv of grid to plate – low AF 52. Glass – disadv is brittleness
82. 3300 m/s – vel of sound in
24. VSLEP – speech coding D- 53. PCS – plastic clad silica wood
AMPS
54. Submarine – fiber optic 83. 1 dB –
25. RPE-LPC – speech coding
GSM 55. Plastic silicone – clad of PCS 84. 50-15 kHz –
26. Pseudorandom code – random 56. nanoNET – compete with 85. 1% - CATV
1&0 zigbee
86. ±12kHz – cellular radio
27. Bipolar violation – 2 57. multimode – greater numerical deviation
consecutive logic 1 with same aperture, greater core diameter
polarity 87. Foster selley – limiter, radio
detector
88. Phase shifter – 117.FM carrier subcarrier – L-R FM 142.0.50 to 0.90 – range of velocity
stereo factor
89. Physical layer – transmission
of bits 143.Coax – 0.6 to 0.8
90. Network layer – routing 118.L-band – submarine and 144.RS232C – 50 ft

aeronautical
91. Antenna stacking – increase 145.3.579545 MHz – exact chroma
horizontal, 119.C amplifier – no color if not carrier value
operating
92. Decrease vertical 146.Autodyne receiver – combine
120.Class C amp – increase signal local oscillator and mixer
93. T-1 – TDM & PCM power level
147.TRF –set original frequency
94. Absorption, scattering, 121.FM and SSB – microwave before modulation
dispersion –
122.30 frames – 525 lines 148.IMTS – Improved Mobile
95. User, segment, control – GPS Telephone Service
123.Peak white – highest
96. Automatic ID, code, voice – luminance 149.UMTS – Universal Mobile
how repeaters are identified Telecommunications System
124.CATV – 60 dB
97. Clutter – 150.±12 KHz – frequency deviation
125.Transduction loss – of cellular radio
98. 12.4 us – radar nautical mile subdiscipline of acoustics; use
if hydrophone, loudspeaker, 151.Counter poise – radials
99. Harold Blatand – Danish king, etc..
named after Bluetooth 152.Antenna counterpoise – less
126.Reverberation – not an capacitance
100.200 m3 – volume reverberation acoustic defect
chamber method 153.B- Channel – ISDN 4.8 – 64
127.Carrier transmitted – Balanced kbps
101.10-12 W/m2 – threshold modulator is not properly
balanced 154.Fiber optic – longer distance in
102.10 & 12 m2 – area LANS
128.Shift register – bit splitter
103.1-4 kHz – best freq range of
human hearing 129.TACAN – 960 – 1215 MHz 155.Pressure gradient – ribbon
microphone
104.3.1 – cinema volume of person 130.Articulation efficiency – correct
syllables 156.Klystron – 10 MW ; 70 dB
105.7.1-9.9 – church volume of
person 131.Articulation test – intelligibility 157.Pre –emphasis – boost high
frequency
106.1991 – www 132.L-band – C-amplifier
158.Christian Hulsmayer – study of
107.2001 – 3G 133.Fill break in – simplex with radar
relay
108.Free token – 159.Vic Hayes – father of WiFi
134.Full duplex – not enabled with
109.VCO – free running enabled echo suppressor 160.Beverage antenna – wave
antenna
110.3 to 5 miles – WiMAx 135.Wave guide – not used in low
frequency because of large 161.WiBro – S.K. version of WiMAx
111.MPEG 7 – Multimedia Content cross sectional area
Description Interface 162.GPS segment – user, space ,
136.1978 – first GPS launch control
112.OMEGA – 88% - 98%
accuracy 137.TTC – monitors on board 163.GLONASS – 11 hrs and 15
condition minutes to complete orbit
113.99% - emission at BW
138.SONET – handle large BW 164.LORAN C/D – 100 kHz center
114.64.8 degrees – GLONASS frequency
inclination with ref to the 139.CPE – customer premises
equator equipment 165.SONET – payload pointer
115.FDM Telephony – SSBSC AM 140.88mH – 9000 ft spacing bet 166.Ultor – 30kV

loading coils
116.1 out of 7 –person has cellular 167.Comb filter – cancel chroma
phone in 2001 141.NRFAT – 1880 – 1900 crosstalk
168.Oct 13, 1983 – first analog
cellular transmission
169.1991 – WWW
170.Least attenuation fiber –

1300nm, multimode
171.1.6 dB – smallest noise figure
172.4M / MHz – 100,000

subscribers
173.8M/MHz – paired – 5-10 MHz
174.6M / MHz – unpaired – 5-10

MHz
175.10M /MHz – paired – 10-15

MHz
176.8M / MHz – unpaired -10-15

MHz
177.5M / MHz – paired – less than

5 MHz
178.3M / MHz – unpaired – less

than 5 MHz
179.15M / MHz – paired – above 15

MHz
180.12M / MHz – unpaired – above

15 MHz

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1. EST 5 28. Pantelegraph – 1st fax sold, 58.

wave antenna – beverage

90. Network layer – routing 118.L-band – submarine and 144.RS232C – 50 ft

115.FDM Telephony – SSBSC AM 140.88mH – 9000 ft spacing bet 166.Ultor – 30kV

170.Least attenuation fiber –

171.1.6 dB – smallest noise figure

172.4M / MHz – 100,000

173.8M/MHz – paired – 5-10 MHz

174.6M / MHz – unpaired – 5-10

175.10M /MHz – paired – 10-15

176.8M / MHz – unpaired -10-15

177.5M / MHz – paired – less than

178.3M / MHz – unpaired – less

179.15M / MHz – paired – above 15

180.12M / MHz – unpaired – above

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