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9. Kebaikan
Murah
Senang untuk memasang
Kekurangan
Kadar data rendah
Julat dekat
Aplikasi
Rangkaian telefon
Antara rumah dan ibu sawat tempatan
Antara bangunan
Ke PBX
LAN
10 Mbps atau 100 Mbps
10. Transmission Charateristics
Analog
Amplifiers every 5 km to 6 km
Digital
Use either analog or digital signals
Repeater every 2 km or 3 km
Limited in
Distance
Bandwidth (1 MHz)
Data rate (100 Mbps)
Susceptible to interference and noise
13. Applications
Television distribution
Cable TV
Long distance telephone transmission
Can carry 10,000 voice calls simultaneously
Being replaced by fiber optic
Short distance computer systems links
LANs
Transmission characteristic
Analog
Amplifiers every few km
Closer if higher frequency
Up to 500 MHz
Digital
Repeater every 1 km
Closer for higher data rates
14. Thin Ethernet – 10 Base 2 Short for British Naval Connector or Bayonet Nut Connector or Bayonet Neill Concelman
Short for British Naval Connector or Bayonet Nut Connector or Bayonet Neill Concelman
15. Thick Ethernet - 10 Base 5 This type of cable is 0.5" diameter (usually supplied with a yellow outer PVC coating) and rather inflexible.
It has become known in the communications industry as "Thick Ethernet".
The official name for this cable is 10 Baseband5 (10B5), indicating that it is specified for baseband communications (i.e. not modulated) at 10 Mbps over distances up to 500m.
This type of cable is 0.5" diameter (usually supplied with a yellow outer PVC coating) and rather inflexible.
It has become known in the communications industry as "Thick Ethernet".
The official name for this cable is 10 Baseband5 (10B5), indicating that it is specified for baseband communications (i.e. not modulated) at 10 Mbps over distances up to 500m.
16. Advantages
Greater capacity - data rates of hundreds of Gbps
Smaller size & weight
Lower attenuation
Electromagnetic isolation
Greater repeater spacing
- 10s of km at least
18. System components:
Transmission medium - fiber optic cable
Light source
LED (cheaper, wider operating temp range, last longer)
Injection laser diode (ILD) (More efficient, greater data rate)
Detector – photodiode
Application
Telephone Network Applications
Long-haul, metropolitan, rural, and subscriber loop circuits
Local Area Networks
Optical fiber networks
Data rates from 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps
Support hundreds (or even thousands) of stations
23. On the mapping approaches, the programmes related to connecting communities will be implemented on a nation wide basis especially in the areas where the infrastructures are abundantly available .
This is to enable the government to take advantage in terms of reducing the prices of infrastructure and stimulate demand from other user groups. On the mapping approaches, the programmes related to connecting communities will be implemented on a nation wide basis especially in the areas where the infrastructures are abundantly available .
This is to enable the government to take advantage in terms of reducing the prices of infrastructure and stimulate demand from other user groups.
24. Radio Wave Propagation
Direct wave
Ground or Surface wave
Reflected Wave
Ionosferic Reflection
Obstacle Refraction
Earth Curvature
Multipath
42. Personal Area Network (PAN)
Short range file transfer
Low bandwidth (up to 1Mbps)
IrDA, Bluetooth
Local Area Network (WLAN)
Wired LAN extension
High bandwidth (5Mbps)
Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)
WiMax, ZigBee
Wide Area Network (WAN)
Uses a dial up (phone) connection
Extremely low bandwidth (14.4kbps)
Examples : Cellular, satellite
46. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
Technology used to track and identify a person or object by means of radio transmission
Two main components to a basic RFID system:
RFID Tag (transponder)
RFID Reader (Interrogator)
In some cases – Activator
Two classes of RFID Tags : Passive and Active
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Benefits over standard Bar Code
Do not require human intervention to be read - bar codes must be separated and scanned individually by reader
Can be read through almost 2 inches of packaging
More durable/less prone to damage (unaffected by moisture/heat)
Much greater storage capacity (easily stores 32 MB of data)
Programmable, capable holding information such as time stamp, destination, expected weight, etc.
Maximizes warehouse space, improves tracking of goods, minimizes goods shrinking (i.e. theft; inventory control)
Real-time tracking, info and delivery
Several possible applications; no scanning = faster movement of cargo
Long-term cost savings (labour, theft, lost goods)
Time savings (theft and lost goods)
Limitation
Cost
Job Loss
Range - physical distance from tag to reader
Standardisation
Interference (Metal, Frequency and system)
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70. WAP: discredited in first outing, but still alive and well as a backend mobile server standard
SMS: proven worldwide but just emerging in US; limited to plain text messaging
MMS: standard behind the exchange of pictures from camera phones; also for many audio and graphic formats
iMode: proven in Japan; export still in doubt
J2ME (Java for mobile): large developer following and handset deployment; confused business models
BREW: (Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless) CDMA app platform: big in a few areas; clearer business and distribution model
71. "2.5G customers" refer to those customers who have joined the service plans for 2.5G services (including GPRS and IS-95B services) or used the 2.5G services"2.5G customers" refer to those customers who have joined the service plans for 2.5G services (including GPRS and IS-95B services) or used the 2.5G services