A.500 m (1640 ft)

B.300 m (984 ft)

C.200 m (656 ft)

D.100 m (328 ft)

E.400 m (1312 ft)

A.Time required for a signal to travel from one end of the transmission path to the other end

B.Loss in signal resulting from the insertion of a component, of link, or channel, between a transmitter and a receiver

C.Reflection of signal power resulting from the insertion of a device in a transmission line (in dB)

D.Signal coupling between any two pairs along the entire length of the cabling

E.Worst case difference in magnitude between the expected insertion loss and the actual measured insertion loss

A.Location for housing building cross-connect cabling only

B.Facility to store slack copper and fiber cables

C.Location to house the splice transitioning from outdoor to indoor cabling only

D.Point where the backbone cabling interfaces to the horizontal cabling and may be utilized in place of a traditional Telecommunications Room (TR)

E.Splice point for copper cabling only

A.Directional antenna

B.Radio power meters

C.Mesh antennas

D.Propagation software

A.Transient

B.Overvoltage

C.Sag

D.Swell