Find the TRUE statement(s) for Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) cable. * Note: May have more than 1 answer UTP with 18 AWG is better than UTP 26 AWG in terms of long distance. Low gauge number tends to has higher reduction in the strength. Bandwith for 28 AWG is better than 26 AWG. None of the above Low gauge number has the smaller the diameter. High gauge number tends to has lower reduction in the strength. Which of the following(s) is the reason of using line coding. * Note: May have more than 1 answer Error detection capabilities Bit clock recovery can be simplified. Spectrum Shaping and Relocation without modulation or filtering DC component can be eliminated None of the above Bandwidth usage A beam of light moves from a medium to another less dense medium. The critical angle is 80 degree. Find the TRUE statement(s) Note: May have more than 1 answer Refraction phenomenon when the angle of incidence is 100 degree. All of the above Refraction phenomenon when the angle of incidence is 50 degree. Reflection phenomenon when the angle of incidence is 60 degree. Reflection phenomenon when the angle of incidence is 100 degree.

Find the TRUE statement(s) for Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) cable. * Note: May have more than 1 answer UTP with 18 AWG is better than UTP 26 AWG in terms of long distance. Low gauge number tends to has higher reduction in the strength. Bandwith for 28 AWG is better than 26 AWG. None of the above Low gauge number has the smaller the diameter. High gauge number tends to has lower reduction in the strength. Which of the following(s) is the reason of using line coding. * Note: May have more than 1 answer Error detection capabilities Bit clock recovery can be simplified. Spectrum Shaping and Relocation without modulation or filtering DC component can be eliminated None of the above Bandwidth usage A beam of light moves from a medium to another less dense medium. The critical angle is 80 degree. Find the TRUE statement(s) Note: May have more than 1 answer Refraction phenomenon when the angle of incidence is 100 degree. All of the above Refraction phenomenon when the angle of incidence is 50 degree. Reflection phenomenon when the angle of incidence is 60 degree. Reflection phenomenon when the angle of incidence is 100 degree.

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305632134

Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Publisher:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

Section: Chapter Questions

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