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CAMBRIDGE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

K.R. PURAM, BANGALORE – 560 036,


Affiliated to VTU, Belagavi| Approved by AICTE, New Delhi| NAAC& NBA Accredited|
UGC 2(f) Certified| Recognized by Govt. of Karnataka
Department of ECE

Question Bank-2
Course: Optical & Wireless Communication Semester: VII

Course Code: 21EC72 Date: 13/11/2024


Q NO. QUESTIONS CO RBT MARKS
1 With the help of a diagram, explain the principle of WDM. CO2 L2 10M

2 Draw and explain the operation and design of : CO2


i) Optical isolators
ii) Optical Circulators

3 Explain Fiber Grating Filters. CO2 L2 10M


4 Describe in brief the concept of demultiplexing function using a fiber CO2 L2 10M
grating and an optical circulator.

5 Describe in brief the operation of Dielectric Thin-Film Filters CO2 L2 10M


6 Describe in brief the concept of multiplexing function using a fiber CO2
grating and an optical circulator.

7 Explain Diffraction Gratings with an example CO2 L2 10M


8 Explain the 1G Analog Cellular system CO3 L2 10M
9 Explain the 2G Analog Cellular system CO3 L2 10M
10 Explain the 3G Analog Cellular system CO3 L2 10M
11 List out the 3G cellular network capabilities CO3 L2 10M
12 List and explain the services offered by 3G Cellular Networks CO3 L3 10M

13 Compare 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G and 5 G wireless communications CO3 L2 10M

14 In brief Explain the basic signal propagation Mechanisms CO3 L2 10M

15 what do you mean by Fading and Multipath fading CO3 L3 10M


16 List and Eplain the types of small scale Fadings CO3 L2 10M

17 Explain the multipath delay spread CO3 L2 10M


18 Explain the cellular Terminologies CO3 L2 10M

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CAMBRIDGE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
K.R. PURAM, BANGALORE – 560 036,
Affiliated to VTU, Belagavi| Approved by AICTE, New Delhi| NAAC& NBA Accredited|
UGC 2(f) Certified| Recognized by Govt. of Karnataka
Department of ECE

19 Explain the cell structure and Cluster CO3 L2 10M

20 Example 1 CO3 L3 10M


Consider a single high-power transmitter that can support 40 voice
channels over an area of 140 km² with the available spectrum. If this
area is equally divided into seven smaller areas (cells), each supported
by lower power transmitters so that each cell supports 30% of the
channels, then determine
(a) Coverage area of each cell
(b) Total number of voice channels available in cellular system
Comment on the results obtained.
21 Calculate the number of times the cluster of size 4 have to be replicated CO3 L2 10M
in order to approximately cover the entire service area of 1765 km2
with the adequate number of uniform-sized cells of 7 km2 each
22 Explain frequency Reuse concept CO3 L3 10M
23 Explain Cluster size and System capacity CO3 L2 10M
24 Explain Frequency Reuse Distance CO3 L2 10M

Prepared by

Prof. Veerappa Chikkagoudar

email: iqac@cambridge.edu.in Website: www.cambridge.edu.in Page 2

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