These are statements about the 3GPP Release 10 (LTE-Advanced) cellular network s
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These are statements about the 3GPP Release 10 (LTE-Advanced) cellular network specification. Which statement is FALSE? A. It is an extension of existing IEEE 802.16e-2005 Mobile WIMAX standards B. It specifies download rates up to 1 Gbps for stationary users. C. It uses OFDMA on the downlink D. Voice will be transmitted as packet data using Voice over IP (VoIP). A set of 802.11 stations associated with a single access point is called _____. A group of access points interconnected by a distribution system is called ______A. a Basic Service Set/ an Extended Service Set B. a group /a Jumbo Group C. a PAC /a Super PAC D. a pod/ a super-pod To provide media access control, 802.11 wireless LANs use a _____algorithm based on a ______System. A. collision avoidance/reservation B. datagram /Quality of Service C. frame relay/datagram D. token passing/priority What is the purpose of the 802.11 Network Allocation vector (NAV)? A. to minimize jitter B. to request a certain data C. to reserve the wireless channel for a specified amount of time D. to specify the path that the frame will follow through the distribution network This term describes the multiple-antenna systems used with 802.11n, LTE and WiMAX networks. A. Broadband Inductive Gain Multiple Antenna Cluster (BIGMAC) B. Carrier Premises Equipment (CPE) C. Multi-core Antenna Matrix (MCAM) D. Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) Which illustrates the sequence of messages that may be exchanged when an 802.11 node successfully transmits a data frame on an infrastructure LAN?Explanation / Answer
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