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MCQ's Cellular Concept

The document contains a set of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) related to cellular communication concepts, including terms like 'cell', 'frequency reuse', and 'footprint'. It addresses various aspects of channel assignment, handoff types, interference, and traffic intensity, providing correct answers for each question. Overall, it serves as a review tool for understanding key principles in cellular systems.

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MCQ's Cellular Concept

The document contains a set of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) related to cellular communication concepts, including terms like 'cell', 'frequency reuse', and 'footprint'. It addresses various aspects of channel assignment, handoff types, interference, and traffic intensity, providing correct answers for each question. Overall, it serves as a review tool for understanding key principles in cellular systems.

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Here is a set of MCQs based on the provided statements:

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**1. What is the term for the small geographic area where a cellular base station uses a group
of allocated radio channels?**
A) Sector
B) Cluster
C) Cell
D) Footprint
**Answer:** C) Cell

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**2. The process of designing channel allocation for cellular base stations is called:**
A) Frequency hopping
B) Frequency reuse
C) Channel bonding
D) Trunking
**Answer:** B) Frequency reuse

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**3. The actual radio coverage area of a cell determined through field measurements is
termed:**
A) Cluster
B) Footprint
C) Sector
D) Grid
**Answer:** B) Footprint
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**4. If \( S = kN \), what does \( N \) represent?**


A) Channels per cell
B) Cluster size
C) Reuse factor
D) Number of sectors
**Answer:** B) Cluster size

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**5. Which is a typical cluster size in cellular systems?**


A) 3
B) 5
C) 7
D) 9
**Answer:** C) 7

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**6. The frequency reuse factor is calculated as:**


A) \( N \)
B) \( 1/N \)
C) \( k/N \)
D) \( M/N \)
**Answer:** B) \( 1/N \)

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**7. Channel assignment strategies are classified as:**


A) Analog or Digital
B) Fixed or Dynamic
C) Centralized or Distributed
D) TDMA or CDMA
**Answer:** B) Fixed or Dynamic

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**8. In fixed channel assignment, if all channels are busy, the call is:**
A) Queued
B) Blocked
C) Transferred
D) Borrowed
**Answer:** B) Blocked

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**9. Dynamic channel assignment requires monitoring:**


A) Weather
B) Real-time channel occupancy
C) Battery levels
D) User billing
**Answer:** B) Real-time channel occupancy

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**10. The time a call stays in a cell without handoff is called:**


A) Holding time
B) Dwell time
C) Setup time
D) Busy hour
**Answer:** B) Dwell time

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**11. The locator receiver helps the MSC monitor:**


A) Mobile locations
B) Signal strength for handoffs
C) Channel assignments
D) Interference
**Answer:** B) Signal strength for handoffs

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**12. Mobile-assisted handoff is used in:**


A) 1G
B) 2G
C) 3G
D) 4G
**Answer:** B) 2G

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**13. An intersystem handoff occurs when:**


A) No intra-system cell is available
B) A user switches networks
C) The call is dropped
D) The signal is strong
**Answer:** A) No intra-system cell is available
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**14. Guard channels are reserved for:**


A) New calls
B) Handoff requests
C) Emergency services
D) Data traffic
**Answer:** B) Handoff requests

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**15. Cell dragging is caused by:**


A) High-speed vehicles
B) Pedestrians with strong LOS signals
C) Rain fading
D) Frequency interference
**Answer:** B) Pedestrians with strong LOS signals

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**16. A hard handoff involves:**


A) Changing channels
B) Using multiple channels
C) Signal amplification
D) No channel change
**Answer:** A) Changing channels

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**17. Soft handoff allows a mobile to:**


A) Use multiple base stations
B) Avoid handoffs
C) Increase power
D) Switch channels seamlessly
**Answer:** A) Use multiple base stations

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**18. The two main types of cellular interference are:**


A) Co-channel and adjacent channel
B) Thermal and intermodulation
C) Uplink and downlink
D) Atmospheric and man-made
**Answer:** A) Co-channel and adjacent channel

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**19. Co-channel interference arises from:**


A) Adjacent frequencies
B) Same-frequency cells
C) High traffic
D) Antenna misalignment
**Answer:** B) Same-frequency cells

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**20. The co-channel reuse ratio \( Q \) depends on:**


A) Cell radius
B) Cluster size
C) Transmission power
D) Number of sectors
**Answer:** B) Cluster size

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**21. Adjacent channel interference is due to:**


A) Same-cell signals
B) Nearby frequencies
C) High power
D) Different clusters
**Answer:** B) Nearby frequencies

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**22. Trunking enables:**


A) Spectrum sharing
B) Higher data rates
C) Longer battery life
D) Secure calls
**Answer:** A) Spectrum sharing

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**23. Grade of Service (GOS) measures:**


A) Signal strength
B) Call blocking probability
C) Data throughput
D) Coverage area
**Answer:** B) Call blocking probability
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**24. Cellular busy hours typically occur:**


A) 4–6 PM on Thursdays/Fridays
B) Early morning
C) Midday
D) Weekends
**Answer:** A) 4–6 PM on Thursdays/Fridays

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**25. Traffic intensity is measured in:**


A) Erlangs
B) Decibels
C) Watts
D) Hertz
**Answer:** A) Erlangs

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**26. A GOS of 2% blocking implies:**


A) 2% of calls are delayed
B) 2% of calls are blocked
C) 2% channels reserved
D) 2% users prioritized
**Answer:** B) 2% of calls are blocked

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**27. Blocked calls cleared assume a ______ distribution.**


A) Gaussian
B) Poisson
C) Binomial
D) Exponential
**Answer:** B) Poisson

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**28. The Erlang B formula models:**


A) Blocked calls delayed
B) Blocked calls cleared
C) Dynamic assignment
D) Sectoring
**Answer:** B) Blocked calls cleared

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**29. Which technique increases cellular capacity?**


A) Cell splitting
B) Frequency modulation
C) Error correction
D) Multiplexing
**Answer:** A) Cell splitting

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**30. Microcells increase capacity by:**


A) Reducing cell size
B) Using higher frequencies
C) Increasing power
D) Wider channels
**Answer:** A) Reducing cell size

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**31. Antenna downtilting limits:**


A) Coverage
B) Interference
C) Power usage
D) Signal strength
**Answer:** A) Coverage

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**32. Sectoring uses ______ to reduce interference.**


A) Omni-directional antennas
B) Directional antennas
C) Higher gain
D) Diversity antennas
**Answer:** B) Directional antennas

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**33. Partitioning a cell into three 120° sections is called:**


A) 60° sectoring
B) 120° sectoring
C) 180° sectoring
D) 360° sectoring
**Answer:** B) 120° sectoring
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**34. Co-channel interference reduction depends on:**


A) Number of sectors
B) Cluster size
C) Both A and B
D) Cell size
**Answer:** C) Both A and B

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These MCQs cover key concepts from the provided statements, with clear answers and
plausible distractors.

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