BICSI
1 Trillionth (10 ' 12) cycles - correct answer-1 picohertz (pHz)
1 Billionth (10'9) cycles - correct answer-1 nanohertz (nHz)
1 millionth (10'6) cycles - correct answer-1 microhertz
1 thousand (10'6) cycles - correct answer-1 milliheartz
1 cycle - correct answer-1 HZ
V%R - correct answer-What is the formula to find I when the values of V and R are
known
Crosstalk - correct answer-Is decreased by pairs twists, cable lay, shielding, and
physical pair separation. Its values are typically a negative decibel value. closer to 0
more problems.
class 3/ 16 MHz - correct answer-Category 3 is what class and frequency
class D/ 100 - correct answer-MHzCategory 5e is what class and frequency
Class E/250 - correct answer-Category 6 is what class and frequency
Class E/500 MHz - correct answer-Category 6 A is what class and what frequency.
568.0 - correct answer-Generic telcomuninications cabling for customer premesis.
568.0 - correct answer-serves as the foundation for premises telecommunications
cables infrastructure, enables the planning and installation of a structured cabling
system for all types of customer premises.
intermediate cross connect - correct answer-(IC) The connection point between a
backbone cable that extends from the main cross connect (MC campus distributor
(CD) first level backbone) and the backbone cable from the horizontal cross connect
(HC floor distributor (FD) second level backbone).
LAN - correct answer-Local Area Network
EF - correct answer-Entrance Facility
ER - correct answer-Equipment room
, HC - correct answer-Horizontal cross connect
MC - correct answer-Main cross connect
work area - correct answer-A building space where te occupants interact with
telecommunications terminal equipment (an individual office or cubicle, printer/copier
room.
Equipment room (ER) - correct answer-Generally houses equipment that serves an
entire, building, campus or customer.
Telecommunications room (TR) - correct answer-An enclosed architectural space for
housing telecommunications equipment, cable, terminations, and cross connect
cabling.
Entrance Facility (EF) - correct answer-The telecommunications service entrance to
the building, including the entrance through the building envelope (exterior wall,
ground level slab or roof) into the building interior and continuing to the entrance
room.
Telecommunications Enclosure(TR) - correct answer-A case or housing for
telecommunications equipment, cable terminations and cross-connect cabling.
OSHA - correct answer-Occupational Safety and Health Administration
ENT - correct answer-electrical non metallic tubing
EMT - correct answer-electrical metallic tubing
FMC - correct answer-Flex metal tubing
FMT - correct answer-Flexible metallic tubing
Telecommunication enclosure (TE) - correct answer-A box or cabinet used to house
telecommunications equipment. are often wall mounted but they are sometimes
large enough to be floor mounted.
Telecommunications Room (TR) - correct answer-A space that differs from
equipment rooms (ERs) and entrance facilities (EFs) in that this space is generally
considered a floor serving or tenant-serving ( as opposed to building or compus
serving space that provide a connection point between backbone and horizontal
cabling.
1 Trillionth (10 ' 12) cycles - correct answer-1 picohertz (pHz)
1 Billionth (10'9) cycles - correct answer-1 nanohertz (nHz)
1 millionth (10'6) cycles - correct answer-1 microhertz
1 thousand (10'6) cycles - correct answer-1 milliheartz
1 cycle - correct answer-1 HZ
V%R - correct answer-What is the formula to find I when the values of V and R are
known
Crosstalk - correct answer-Is decreased by pairs twists, cable lay, shielding, and
physical pair separation. Its values are typically a negative decibel value. closer to 0
more problems.
class 3/ 16 MHz - correct answer-Category 3 is what class and frequency
class D/ 100 - correct answer-MHzCategory 5e is what class and frequency
Class E/250 - correct answer-Category 6 is what class and frequency
Class E/500 MHz - correct answer-Category 6 A is what class and what frequency.
568.0 - correct answer-Generic telcomuninications cabling for customer premesis.
568.0 - correct answer-serves as the foundation for premises telecommunications
cables infrastructure, enables the planning and installation of a structured cabling
system for all types of customer premises.
intermediate cross connect - correct answer-(IC) The connection point between a
backbone cable that extends from the main cross connect (MC campus distributor
(CD) first level backbone) and the backbone cable from the horizontal cross connect
(HC floor distributor (FD) second level backbone).
LAN - correct answer-Local Area Network
EF - correct answer-Entrance Facility
ER - correct answer-Equipment room
, HC - correct answer-Horizontal cross connect
MC - correct answer-Main cross connect
work area - correct answer-A building space where te occupants interact with
telecommunications terminal equipment (an individual office or cubicle, printer/copier
room.
Equipment room (ER) - correct answer-Generally houses equipment that serves an
entire, building, campus or customer.
Telecommunications room (TR) - correct answer-An enclosed architectural space for
housing telecommunications equipment, cable, terminations, and cross connect
cabling.
Entrance Facility (EF) - correct answer-The telecommunications service entrance to
the building, including the entrance through the building envelope (exterior wall,
ground level slab or roof) into the building interior and continuing to the entrance
room.
Telecommunications Enclosure(TR) - correct answer-A case or housing for
telecommunications equipment, cable terminations and cross-connect cabling.
OSHA - correct answer-Occupational Safety and Health Administration
ENT - correct answer-electrical non metallic tubing
EMT - correct answer-electrical metallic tubing
FMC - correct answer-Flex metal tubing
FMT - correct answer-Flexible metallic tubing
Telecommunication enclosure (TE) - correct answer-A box or cabinet used to house
telecommunications equipment. are often wall mounted but they are sometimes
large enough to be floor mounted.
Telecommunications Room (TR) - correct answer-A space that differs from
equipment rooms (ERs) and entrance facilities (EFs) in that this space is generally
considered a floor serving or tenant-serving ( as opposed to building or compus
serving space that provide a connection point between backbone and horizontal
cabling.
