Exam 200-355 | Question id=2403 | RF Fundamentals |
What is fading?
A. |
Another signal source is producing energy on the channel in which you are trying to operate. | |
B. |
The desired signal reaches the receiving antenna via multiple paths, each of which has a different propagation delay and path loss. | |
C. |
A time-varying change in the path loss of a link with the time variance governed by the movement of objects in the environment, including the transmitter and receiver themselves. | |
D. |
A function of the frequency and should be provided in the cable specification by the vendor. | |
E. |
The minimum signal level for the receiver to be able to acceptably decode the information. | |
F. |
The time delay from the reception of the first instance of the signal until the last instance. |