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The process of changing one form of energy into another
Transduction
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What is another example of transduction?
A microphone transduces air pressure patterns into corresponding electrical patterns
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What software program helped the internet explode, making up thousands of individual, and privately owned network that are interconnected with one another ?
MOSIAC (1992-1997)
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How do cables distribute their signals?
The drop cable is rigid on the outside to protect its elements and in the inside of the house, it isnt to have the flexibility to move it.
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When Radio waves LOSE their energy as they radiate outward is callled ____?
Attenuation
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When waves radiate from an antenna, waves radiate outward on the surface of a pond when a rock falls into the water is callled _____?
Propagate
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What is the secret formula for packet switching?
E= MC^2
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What remains a primary method for distributing video signals?
Coaxial Cable
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When the cable system&#39
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What is it called when the viewer receives everything or nothing at all?
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The distance between two corresponding waves.
Wave Length
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What are the 3 characteristics of electromagnetic energy?
1. Radiating Outward 2. Traveling at the same velocity &amp
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What are examples of Transduction?
Radio Broadcasting: 1. changing sound wave energy into electromagnetic. 2. transmitting waves over long distance 3. Changing back electrommagnetic in to sound for humans.
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What are most broadcasting stations identified by?
Their frequency
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Amplitude Patterns give you ______. Frequency Patterns give you _______.
AMP: loudness FREQ: tones or pitches
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The shorter the wavelength,..... The higher the wavelength,...
HIGHER THE FREQUENCY LOWER THE FREQUENCY
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What are some digital advantages?
-Extreme simplicity protecting signals from extraneous influences causing distortion. - Each digital copy is a perfect replica of original. -Can take apart/reassemble in many varied forms.
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Carries information light waves and has a high capacity to make them ideal for handling digitally processed information.
Fiber Optic Cable
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What are some digital disadvantages?
-Digital signals &quot
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What is the height or depth of a wave?
Amplitude
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What is it called when a Radio or TV waves lose energy as they radiate out from an antenna?
Attenuation
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The number of waves that pass a given point in one second.
Frequency
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What does FCC do?
They control the licenses, assigned frequencies, operating hours, power, antenna height, design.
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What attenuates quicker? Higher or Lower frequencies?
Higher Frequencies
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Broadcasters and the FCC define station radio and TV coverage areas by __________.
Reception Probability
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