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data transfer 8

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  1. 1give a definition of VOIP"Voice over Internet Protocol is a group of internet protocols which provide a means of sending voice and
    multimedia communication over the internet rather than by public telephone networks"
  2. 2what is the main characteristic of VoIP software?coding and decoding sound and video (codec)..compressing and splitting into packets of data to send and reassembled on the receivers computer.
  3. 3name the current most popular example of VoIP softwareskype
  4. 4give an advantage of wireless networkingyou are not tied down to a fixed desk and can move around
  5. 5what do all workstations on a wireless network need?a wireless network card
  6. 6what transmission method do wireless networks use?radiowaves, although microwaves are sometimes used.
  7. 7name 3 different types of cable used to connect computer networksUTP/STP, CoAxial, Fibre Optic
  8. 8what does UTP/STP stand for?unshielded twisted pair, shielded twist pair, simple pairs of wires twisted together, the STP with a metal foil shielding
  9. 9what is Coaxial cable like?it has a solid wire core which transmits the data and a braided outer which shields and connects to earth. They are separated by a plastic layer.
  10. 10what is fibre optic cable?plastic or glass cable that uses light reflecting laser or LED to transmit data…the fastest!
  11. 11what speed does UTP/STP cable transmit data at and what is its maximum connection range?250Mbps over a maximum 100m
  12. 12what speed does Coaxial cable transmit data at and what is its maximum connection range?1000 Mbps over a maximum 100m … more for Cat7 coaxial cable
  13. 13what speed does fibre optic cable transmit data at and what is its maximum connection range?2.4 Gbps over a range of 50 km
  14. 14give an advantage of UTP/STP cablingcheap, twisting can cancel out some interference
  15. 15give a disadvantage of UTP/STP cablingit is slower with a lower capacity and can only be used over short distances
  16. 16give an example of use of UTP/STP cablingthe standard telephone network
  17. 17give an advantage of using coaxial cable for networkingit is faster and more reliable than STP
  18. 18give an example of the use of coaxial cableconnecting TV to satellite dish or cable TV network
  19. 19give an advantage of using fibre optic cablingvery fast and works over long distances
  20. 20give an example of a use of fibre optic cablecable TV companies supply the programmes via fibre optic to a main junction box in the street which is then connected to individual houses by coaxial cable
  21. 21name three methods of transmitting data wirelessinfra-red, microwave, satellite.
  22. 22describe the characteristics of infrared data transmissionshort range using infrared light.. Just beyond the visible spectrum
  23. 23what is the data transmission speed of infrared and what is its maximum range4 Mbps and 100m
  24. 24give an advantage of infrared transmissiontends to be reliable
  25. 25give a disadvantage of infrared transmissiononly works well over short distances, can suffer interference and needs to be in direct line of sight
  26. 26give an example of the use of infrared transmissionthe most common is using television remote controls
  27. 27describe the characteristics of microwave data transmissionit uses short wave radio transmissions working at very high frequencies
  28. 28what is the data transmission speed of microwaves and what is its maximum range300 Gbps and 100m
  29. 29give an advantage of microwave data transmissionsignal degrades very little over long distances
  30. 30give a disadvantage of microwave data transmissionneed to be in direct line of sight, can be affected by rain, pollen and sunspot activity
  31. 31give an example of a use of microwave data transmissionearth to satellite communication, Bluetooth
  32. 32describe the characteristics of satellite data transmissiondata is transmitted from earth to a satellite and then relayed to the appropriate receiving station on earth.
  33. 33what is the data transmission speed of satellite transmission and what is its maximum rangehuge amounts of data can be transmitted, range between 500km and 36000 km
  34. 34give an advantage of satellite data transmissioncan increase the distance a network can reach… i.e. all around the world
  35. 35give a disadvantage of satellite data transmissionexpensive to implement
  36. 36give an example of a use of satellite data transmissionglobal communication systems

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