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What are the available ISM channels in the US, Europe, and Japan?
US: 11
Europe: 13
Japan: 14
What bands are the ISM bands located in?
902 MHz
2.4 GHz
5.8 GHz
What how many UNII bands exist and what and how wide are they?
3 UNII bands
each is 100 MHz wide
How wide are ISM channels?
22 MHz
How are each of the UNII bands divided?
Each 100 MHz wide band has four non-overlapping channels, each channel is 20 MHz wide with 5 MHz separation between each band.
What is the maximum antenna gain for UNII band point to multi point?
6 db
what is the maximum effective power for a point to point upper band UNII link?
200 watts
What is the maximum allowed intentional radiated power for point to multi point links in the UNII bands?
Lower: 40 milliwatts
Middle: 200 milliwatts
Upper: 800 milliwatts
_____ is linked to the linear milliwatts scale, making it an absolute reference of power.
dBm
_____ is used to reference the increase in power in a certain direction by an antenna.
dBi
What does the i stand for in dBi?
isotropic
A __________ is a theoretical transmitter that propagates RF energy in all directions.
isotropic radiator
_____ references the orientation of the electric field of the electromagnetic wave in relation to the earth.
Polarization
What orientations can polarization be?
vertical
horizontal
angled
circular (left or right handed)
What generally determines the polarization of the radiated wave?
the physical orientation of the antenna
What can mismatched polarizations cause?
up to a 3 dB signal strength reduction at the receiver
_____ antennas propagate RF waves perpendicular to the antenna itself.
Omni-directional
What are some common form factors of semi-directional antenna?
And what gain do they offer?
patch
panel
yagi

between 8-20 dBi
What are some common form factors of highly directional antenna?
And what gain do they offer
parabolic dish
grid

up to 30 dBi
In _____ systems the carrier changes frequency or hops according to a predefined pseudo-random sequence.
Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS)
How often do Bluetooth devices hop?
1600 times per second
In _____ systems the carrier frequency doesn't change; instead, redundant information is added to the signal prior to transmission (causing the signal to take up more bandwidth) and removed from the signal upon reception.
Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS)
_____ achieves high data rates by squeezing a large number of communication channels into a given frequency band. This is achieved by placing adjacent channels very precisely in frequency space in such a way that the channels' harmonics exactly cancel each other out effectively leaving only the fundamental signals.
Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM)