IoE (Internet of Everything) - RFID Question Bank and Solution (MCQs) for Mumbai University Examination Information Technology Semester 8 - Part 2
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This article is based on the Multiple Choice Questions related to IoE topic RFID.
These MCQs were given as question bank in Mumbai University-BE-Information Technology-Semester 8 Exam for the subject- Internet of Everything. These MCQs are related to topic Radio Frequency Identification.
a. 3
b. 1
c. 2
d. 4
Solution: d) 4
a. Radio Frequency Identification
b. Real Frequent Identification
c. Required Frequency Identification
d. None of the above
Solution: a) Radio Frequency Identification
a. Passive tags
b. Super Active tags
c. Active tags
d. Extra Active tags
Solution: c) Active tags
a. Electronic Product Code
b. Electromagnetic Process Control
c. Electromagnetic Process Coding
d. Electromagnetic Point Code
Solution: a) Electronic Product Code
a. 400 and 1000 GHz, 2.4 and 2.5 MHz
b. 400 and 1000 GHz, 2.4 and 2.5 GHz
c. 2.4 and 2.5 GHz, 400 and 1000 MHz
d. 2.4 and 2.5 THz, 400 and 1000 GHz
Solution: c) 2.4 and 2.5 GHz, 400 and 1000 MHz
a. Bluetooth
b. RFID/NFC
c. IETF 6LoWPAN
d. IEFT CoAP
Solution: a) Bluetooth
a. Reader to reader
b. Reader to tag
c. Tag to tag
d. None of these
Solution: c) Tag to tag
a. Tag to tag
b. Reader to tag
c. Reader to reader
d. Tag to reader
Solution: b) Reader to tag
a. True
b. False
Solution: a) True
a. Reader to tag
b. Tag to tag
c. Reader to reader
d. None of these
Solution: a) Reader to tag
a. Tag's frequency
b. Tag's power source
c. Tag's communication speed
d. Tag's data storage capacity
Solution:
a. Less or equal expensive (depends on setup)
b. Less expensive
c. Equally expensive
d. More expensive
Solution: d) More expensive
a. UHF
b. LF
c. Microwave
d. Ultra violet
Solution: a) UHF
a. IEEE
b. ISO
c. ANSI
d. IEC
Solution: b) ISO
a. Power amplifier
b. Oscillator
c. Controller/processor
d. Inlay
Solution: d) Inlay
Column A | Column B |
---|---|
1) Application Interface | Handles processing logic such as Data filtering, aggregation, etc. |
2) Data Process and storage | Handles the interaction with the RFID hardware. |
3) Reader Interface | Handles readers and tags configuration and services. |
4) Middleware Management | Provides control to access, communicate and configure with the application. |
Solution:
1) Application Interface - Provides control to access, communicate and configure with the application.
2) Data Process and storage - Handles processing logic such as Data filtering, aggregation, etc.
3) Reader Interface - Handles the interaction with the RFID hardware.
4) Middleware Management - Handles readers and tags configuration and services.
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