Free BICSI RCDD-002 Exam Questions
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BICSI RCDD-002 Exam Questions
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- Exam: BICSI Registered Communications Distribution Designer - RCDD
- Certification: BICSI RCDD
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Total Questions: 361
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Question 1
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Which of the following is NOT considered acceptable in an information technology system
(ITS) conduit design and installation?
Answer: D
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Which of the following is NOT considered acceptable in an information technology system
(ITS) conduit design and installation?
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Question 2
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Assume that the optical power transmitted by a 62.5/125 multimode fiber is distributed
uniformly across its core. If this fiber is perfectly coupled (i.e., the two fibers are aligned and
abutted) to a 50/125 fiber, what is the percent of power that is lost?
Answer: B
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Assume that the optical power transmitted by a 62.5/125 multimode fiber is distributed
uniformly across its core. If this fiber is perfectly coupled (i.e., the two fibers are aligned and
abutted) to a 50/125 fiber, what is the percent of power that is lost?
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Question 3
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Multimode optical fiber is generally used for campus or building applications due to the
ability to use cost effective:
Answer: D
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Multimode optical fiber is generally used for campus or building applications due to the
ability to use cost effective:
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Question 4
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You have been asked to design a public safety microwave radio system for the city of
Fairbanks, Alaska. The requirement for reliability, maximum throughput, and minimum
interference by fog, rain, or heavy snow is critical. Which frequency will best suit the
system's needs?
Answer: C
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You have been asked to design a public safety microwave radio system for the city of
Fairbanks, Alaska. The requirement for reliability, maximum throughput, and minimum
interference by fog, rain, or heavy snow is critical. Which frequency will best suit the
system's needs?
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Question 5
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You are placing an entrance cable between two buildings connected by a conduit 205.3 m
(588 ft) in length. What would be the MAXIMUM length of unlisted OSP cable that could be
used before you terminate the cable or transition it to a listed cable?
Answer: C
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You are placing an entrance cable between two buildings connected by a conduit 205.3 m
(588 ft) in length. What would be the MAXIMUM length of unlisted OSP cable that could be
used before you terminate the cable or transition it to a listed cable?