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Data Communication MCQs with Answers

Practice important Data Communication MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q511: Information in a digital signal can be encoded using _______ and _______ voltages.
  • A: Positive, zero
  • B: Negative, positive
  • C: Zero, positive
  • D: High, low
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A

Q512: A digital signal can represent a 1 using _______ voltage and a 0 using _______ voltage.
  • A: Positive, zero
  • B: Negative, positive
  • C: Zero, positive
  • D: High, low
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A

Q513: Fill in the blank: A digital signal can have more than _______ levels, enabling the transmission of more than one bit per level.
  • A: Two
  • B: Three
  • C: One
  • D: Four
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A

Q514: Information can be represented in a digital signal by encoding a 1 as _______ and a 0 as _______ voltage.
  • A: Positive, zero
  • B: Negative, positive
  • C: Zero, positive
  • D: High, low
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A

Q515: A digital signal’s representation of information can involve more than two levels to send _______ per level.
  • A: One bit
  • B: Two bits
  • C: Three bits
  • D: Multiple bits
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D

Q516: The encoding of a digital signal's information can be achieved using _______ levels of voltage.
  • A: Discrete
  • B: Continuous
  • C: Infinite
  • D: Analog
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A

Q517: Digital signals allow the transmission of multiple bits using _______ voltage levels.
  • A: More than two
  • B: Exactly two
  • C: Only one
  • D: Unlimited
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A

Q518: A digital signal is typically used in applications where information is encoded by using _______ voltage levels.
  • A: Discrete
  • B: Continuous
  • C: Infinite
  • D: Analog
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A

Q519: Fill in the blank: A 1 in a digital signal can be encoded as a _______ voltage, and a 0 can be encoded as a _______ voltage.
  • A: Positive, zero
  • B: Negative, positive
  • C: Zero, positive
  • D: High, low
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A

Q520: In digital signal representation, more than two voltage levels allow the transmission of _______ per level.
  • A: More than one bit
  • B: One bit
  • C: No bits
  • D: Two bits
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A

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