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Test Your Knowledge on 5G Technology

Are you ready to dive into the world of 5G technology? This quiz will challenge your understanding of 5G, its features, and its applications.

What you will discover:

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by ConnectingCloud247

What is Beamforming? It is a method to

Control the direction of a wave.

Locate small cells.

To mix Amplitude Modulation and Frequency Modulation.

What frequency ranges uses 5G New Radio?

Sub 6 MHz and 24 - 100 MHz

Sub 6 kHz and 24 - 100 GHz

Sub 6 GHz and 24 - 100 GHz

For how long were analog technologies the standad for mobile communication?

~5 years

~15 years

~25 years

Why does 5G simplify the work in the industrial sector?

Because machinery that use 5G are smart objects that understand complex issues

Machinery can answer questions from workers by verbal communication

Because of better interconnection and communication between the machinery.

The term “car-to-car connection” is

A synonym for “transport service”.

An organisation for fans of cars, who love spending time and sharing expert knowledge to each other.

Is a general term for cars which are able to communicate with one another and enable a better traffic management.

What does “Smart Grid” mean?

It is a connection between friends on social media.

It is an electronical component.

It is a dynamic coordination between power producer and consumer.

Why should every ambulance have a 5G network connection in future?

So that the defibrillator has enough energy for a viral intervention.

To send vital data from ambulance to the hospital.

To create a pleasant working environment and distract the paramedics from their work.

How much faster is the reaction time of 5G compared to the human reaction time?

1 000 times faster

10 times faster

There is no difference

Why are Millimeter Waves only usable in small areas?

They are absorbed by buildings and even rain.

They travel with lower speed in wider areas.

They disturb hearing device users from the distance.

What was a common feature on cell phones in the 2000s?

Internet button

Temperature snesor

Front camera