Across
- 1. Digital +5 volt and 0 or -5 volt pulses are represented as ____ digits 0 and 1.
- 3. The fundamental analog signal is called a ___________.
- 5. Ethernet LANs use___________ for signaling.
- 6. The input and output connections on a multiplexer are called:
- 11. T-1 systems use ___________ for signaling.
- 13. DS stands for:
- 14. The smallest element of data.
- 15. A ________ pathway between two nodes or devices.
- 18. To determine the voltage magnitude of each sample and compare it to a reference voltage.
- 19. A network topology known for its redundancy and commonly used on internet WAN links is the ______ topology?
- 20. Is used to "wake" the receiver.
- 21. ASCII, Extended ASCII and Unicode are examples of:
- 24. signal When we speak into a standard telephone today our voice is represented by
- 25. Particular format of electrical pulses.
Down
- 1. The frequency range required for transmitting.
- 2. An analog modulation technique that uses two different frequencies at the same amplitude to represent a binary code?
- 4. A simple waveform used internally in digital electronic equipment and personal computers is:
- 5. Multiple Data Terminating Equipment sharing physical transmission facility through common Data Communication Equipment is called:
- 7. What kind of sign transmits light pulses over a glass fiber?
- 8. The common name used for a circuit carrying multiplexed voice channels that is used the telephone company is:
- 9. The most common technique for voice digitization is called:______ Modulation
- 10. When a pulse has the same polarity as the preceding pulse this is called______
- 12. The gradual loss of a transmission signal as it travels over a distance is called:
- 16. A transmission mode in which information can only be transmitted in one direction.
- 17. The most common topology used in LAN implementation is the?
- 22. The device/process used to convert analog signals into digital signals is called a:
- 23. A set of specific rules and procedures for the control of communications in a network is called a:
