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EC-803 Wireless Networking

This document outlines the Mid-Sem Examination for B.Tech 8th Semester students at SHA-SHIB College of Technology, Bhopal, focusing on the subject of Wireless Networks. It includes a list of questions that students are required to attempt, covering topics such as GSM architecture, CSMA/CD Protocol, WLAN, HIPERLAN, LTE components, Smart antennas, MIMO System Model, and OFDM. The exam duration is 2 hours and 30 minutes, with a maximum mark of 20.

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EC-803 Wireless Networking

This document outlines the Mid-Sem Examination for B.Tech 8th Semester students at SHA-SHIB College of Technology, Bhopal, focusing on the subject of Wireless Networks. It includes a list of questions that students are required to attempt, covering topics such as GSM architecture, CSMA/CD Protocol, WLAN, HIPERLAN, LTE components, Smart antennas, MIMO System Model, and OFDM. The exam duration is 2 hours and 30 minutes, with a maximum mark of 20.

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SHA-SHIB COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, BHOPAL

Mid-Sem Examination
B.tech- 8 ST Sem
Sub- Wireless Network
Sub code EC – 803 [A]

Time: 2:30hrs. M.M. 20

Note Attempt any four questions.

Q 1 Draw and explain the architecture of GSM ?


Q 2 Write a short note on CSMA/CD Protocol ?
Q 3 What do you understand by wireless LAN (WLAN) .Write advantages and
disadvantages of WLAN ?
Q 4 Write short note on HIPERLAN ?
Q 5 Write short note on LTE technological Components ?
Q 6 Explain in detail the principle working of Smart antenna ?
Q7 Discuss MIMO System Model ?
Q8 Explain Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) ?

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