is the reduction, in decibels, to achieve a specified BER of an error- correcting coded system compared to an uncoded system using the same modulation. The A) FEC C) coding gain B) Hamming distance D) checksum The d(vi, va) between two n-bit binary sequences vi and vz is the number of bits in which v; and vz disagree. A) check bits B) FCS C) ECC D) Hamming distance Two problems that an FDM system must cope with are crosstalk and noise. A) blanketed B) amplified C) intermodulation D) channeled ADSL uses multiplexing to exploit the capacity of twisted pair. A) synchronous time division B) statistical time division C) time division D) frequency division
is the reduction, in decibels, to achieve a specified BER of an error- correcting coded system compared to an uncoded system using the same modulation. The A) FEC C) coding gain B) Hamming distance D) checksum The d(vi, va) between two n-bit binary sequences vi and vz is the number of bits in which v; and vz disagree. A) check bits B) FCS C) ECC D) Hamming distance Two problems that an FDM system must cope with are crosstalk and noise. A) blanketed B) amplified C) intermodulation D) channeled ADSL uses multiplexing to exploit the capacity of twisted pair. A) synchronous time division B) statistical time division C) time division D) frequency division
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![is the reduction, in decibels, to achieve a specified BER of an error-
correcting coded system compared to an uncoded system using the same modulation.
The
A) FEC
C) coding gain
B) Hamming distance
D) checksum
The
d(v1, va) between two n-bit binary sequences vi and vz is the number
of bits in which v; and vz disagree.
A) check bits
B) FCS
C) ECC
D) Hamming distance
Two problems that an FDM system must cope with are crosstalk and
noise.
A) blanketed
B) amplified
C) intermodulation
D) channeled
ADSL uses
multiplexing to exploit the capacity of twisted pair.
A) synchronous time division B) statistical time division
C) time division
D) frequency division](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F13e9d990-5660-455e-a4b0-fc42bd21b5f3%2F9956f2df-c05f-496e-ad7e-f538b3f8dfb8%2F79cqmmh.bmp&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:is the reduction, in decibels, to achieve a specified BER of an error-
correcting coded system compared to an uncoded system using the same modulation.
The
A) FEC
C) coding gain
B) Hamming distance
D) checksum
The
d(v1, va) between two n-bit binary sequences vi and vz is the number
of bits in which v; and vz disagree.
A) check bits
B) FCS
C) ECC
D) Hamming distance
Two problems that an FDM system must cope with are crosstalk and
noise.
A) blanketed
B) amplified
C) intermodulation
D) channeled
ADSL uses
multiplexing to exploit the capacity of twisted pair.
A) synchronous time division B) statistical time division
C) time division
D) frequency division
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