Cellular Networks Unit I (Introduction of Wireless Channel) Question Bank-Blooms Taxonomy
Remembering (Knowledge-Based)
- Define the free-space propagation model. (Level: Remembering)
- State the key assumptions of the ground-reflection scenario. (Level: Remembering)
- What is Hata's model, and in which scenarios is it commonly applied? (Level: Remembering)
Understanding
- Explain the importance of receiver noise computation in wireless communication systems. (Level: Understanding)
- Compare the free-space propagation model with the ground-reflection scenario. (Level: Understanding)
- Describe the role of diversity in wireless communications. (Level: Understanding)
Applying
- Calculate the path loss for a wireless signal at 2.4 GHz over a distance of 10 km using the free-space propagation model. Assume necessary constants. (Level: Applying)
- Given the receiver noise power, demonstrate how to compute the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) for a wireless link. (Level: Applying)
- Apply Hata's model to estimate the path loss in an urban area for a base station with a height of 50 m and a receiver antenna height of 2 m over a 5 km range. (Level: Applying)
Analyzing
- Analyze the effect of ground reflection on signal strength when the transmitter and receiver are positioned at different heights. (Level: Analyzing)
- Differentiate between channel estimation techniques based on time-domain and frequency-domain approaches. (Level: Analyzing)
- Examine the impact of diversity techniques on reducing the fading effect in wireless channels. (Level: Analyzing)
Evaluating
- Evaluate the performance of the free-space propagation model in urban environments. Justify your answer with limitations and assumptions. (Level: Evaluating)
- Critically assess the significance of Hata's model in planning cellular networks. Discuss its advantages and limitations. (Level: Evaluating)
Creating
- Design a simple simulation-based experiment to compare the free-space propagation model and the Hata model for a rural communication system. Specify the parameters to be considered. (Level: Creating)
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