RCDD Exam Questions
371 real RCDD exam questions with expert-verified answers and explanations. Page 1 of 8.
- Question #1Wireless Technology Fundamentals
All of the following are nominal wavelengths for laser light sources EXCEPT:
fiber opticslaser wavelengthoptical networkingnominal wavelength - Question #2Wireless Technology Fundamentals
Wave division multiplexing (WDM) is most similar to:
WDMfrequency division multiplexingmultiplexingoptical networking - Question #3Wireless Technology Fundamentals
The public telephone system is an example of a __________ system.
full-duplexsimplexhalf-duplexcommunication modes - Question #4Wireless Network Components
A video camera has a coaxial cable output. The video signal is to be distributed to devices that have balanced twisted pair inputs. The transition between these two different trans...
baluncoaxialtwisted pairimpedance matching - Question #5Basic RF Principles
The potential for ______ occurs when devices or systems share a common electromagnetic environment and their operational frequencies overlap.
EMIelectromagnetic interferenceRFIfrequency overlap - Question #6Bonding, Grounding and Electrical Protection
Which of the following is NOT a form of signal coupling between two (2) circuits?
signal couplinginductive couplingcapacitive couplingelectromagnetic coupling - Question #7Bonding, Grounding and Electrical Protection
During a site survey you notice that several CRT displays in the vicinity of the engineering copy center have sporadic visual distortion. What is the MOST likely cause?
EMICRT displayselectromagnetic interferencesite survey - Question #8Bonding, Grounding and Electrical Protection
You are required by architectural design to place UTP cables in the same space as unshielded power lines. How should you proceed with the placement of your cables?
UTP cable separationpower line separationEMI mitigationcable placement - Question #9Bonding, Grounding and Electrical Protection
Which of the following is an undesirable electromagnetic effect on a device(s)?
EMIelectromagnetic interferenceelectromagnetic effectsEMC - Question #10Bonding, Grounding and Electrical Protection
You have discovered a common mode current on the metallic cable sheaths of your building riser cables. What is the MOST likely cause for you to investigate?
common mode currentground referencecable sheathbonding - Question #11Bonding, Grounding and Electrical Protection
The ability of a device to withstand electromagnetic disturbances from another device is:
EMCelectromagnetic compatibilityEMI immunitydefinitions - Question #12Bonding, Grounding and Electrical Protection
Which of the following is NOT a source of electromagnetic interference (EMI)?
EMI sourcesfluorescent lightstransformersincandescent lights - Question #13
What is the recommended MINIMUM separation of unshielded twisted-pair (UTP) cables from fluorescent light fixtures?
- Question #14
You are extending 1000 MHz video service from your existing headend to a new equipment room (ER). Your existing incoming video signal is plus (+) 15 dBmV. You have three two- way s...
- Question #15
Which of the following is true about screened twisted pair cable assemblies?
- Question #16
What is the insertion loss guideline for a multimode mechanical splice?
- Question #17Special Applications
Which of the following is NOT a design consideration for broadband video distribution?
broadband videoamplifier cascadelink budgetcoaxial distribution - Question #18General Cable and Media
What is the testing frequency of a Category 6/Class E cable?
Category 6Class Etesting frequencycable standards - Question #19Special Applications
You must extend a video systems backbone coax cable that was recently installed. Which of the following coaxial cable types would provide the best performance for both analog and d...
coaxial cableSeries 11video backboneanalog digital video - Question #20General Cable and Media
This type of cable is an unbalanced system:
coaxial cableunbalanced systemcable typesUTP - Question #21General Cable and Media
The ability of a conductors insulation to transmit an electric field is called:
permittivitydielectric constantcable insulationelectrical properties - Question #22General Cable and Media
What is the International Organization for Standardization/International Electrotechnical Commission ISO/IEC class rating for American National Standards Institute/Telecommunicatio...
Category 5eClass DISO/IECcable standards - Question #23ITS Distribution
An open office design is made up of three furniture clusters and contains a total of nine. How many multiuser telecommunications outlet assemblies (MUTOA) should be in the design?
MUTOAopen office designfurniture clustershorizontal distribution - Question #24ITS Distribution
A telecommunications outlet/connector may be provided using all listed below EXCEPT:
telecommunications outletconnector types4p4coutlet assembly - Question #25Bonding, Grounding and Electrical Protection
The MINIMUM separation distance between grounded metal telecommunications pathway and unshielded power lines is:
pathway separationpower line separationgrounded pathwayminimum distance - Question #26ITS Distribution
Assuming the total fill capacity of a pathway is 100 cables (all of the same cable type and size), the MAXIMUM number of cables to be installed during the initial installation, wit...
pathway fill ratioinitial fillcable capacityinstallation planning - Question #27ITS Distribution
Which of the following is NOT an example of a perimeter pathway?
perimeter pathwaysurface racewayunder carpet cablingpathway types - Question #28ITS Distribution
When installing outlet boxes in ten private offices in an area which may prove to be difficult to install future additional telecommunications outlets, the MINIMUM quantity of outl...
outlet boxesprivate officesminimum outletshorizontal cabling - Question #29ITS Distribution
Important considerations when designing telecommunications distribution within modular furniture include all of the following EXCEPT:
modular furniturepathway fill ratiofurniture pathwaystelecommunications distribution - Question #30Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
Which of the following is NOT true about consolidation points?
consolidation pointshorizontal cablingwork area outletscable length limits - Question #31Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
In a run requiring 15 m (50 ft) of cable between the floor distributor and the consolidation point, the MAXIMUM length of cable allowed between the CP and the telecommunications ou...
consolidation pointshorizontal cable lengthcable distance calculationfloor distributor - Question #32Special Applications
The standard floor space coverage area for each building automation system (BAS) is a BAS outlet or device for every ________ of floor space.
building automation systemBAS outlet densityfloor coveragespecial systems - Question #33Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
From a 1000 ft (305 m) roll of optical fiber, how many MAXIMUM length centralized optical fiber cabling runs can be made?
centralized optical fiberfiber cable lengthcable calculationsoptical fiber cabling - Question #34Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
Perimeter raceway systems should be used primarily for:
perimeter racewayhorizontal pathwayscable distribution methodsraceway selection - Question #35Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
Which of the following is true when describing slip sleeves or gutters?
slip sleevesguttersconduit accessoriescable pulling - Question #36Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
You are designing a horizontal pathway system where you will provide 100 mm (4 in) conduit and pull boxes. The building architectural elements will only allow for a single layer of...
pull boxesconduit sizinghorizontal pathway designconduit layout - Question #37Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
Which of the following is NOT considered acceptable in an information technology system (ITS) conduit design and installation?
conduit designITS installation standardsflexible conduitpathway requirements - Question #38Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
Using the "pathway design" for horizontal cable distribution, how many cable runs are placed to serve 15 individual?
pathway designhorizontal distributioncable run planningoutlet density - Question #39ITS Spaces
The MINIMUM finished height of access flooring in a general office area is:
access flooringraised floor heightfloor systemsminimum clearance - Question #40Special Applications
The standard floor space coverage area for each building automation system (BAS), is a BAS outlet or device for every_______ of floor space.
building automation systemBAS outlet densityfloor coveragespecial systems - Question #41Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
Which type of cable tray is best described as a ventilated bottom with side rails?
cable tray typesventilated troughpathway systemstray selection - Question #42Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
A conduit run is installed from the ER to a TR. It has two (2) 90 degree bend and a length of 20 m (65 ft). What will be the MINIMUM test rating of the pull cord left in the condui...
pull cord ratingconduit installationcable pullingconduit bends - Question #43Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
When placing an optical fiber cable in the horizontal optical fiber cabling subsystem, what is the MAXIMUM number of splices that can be used?
optical fiber spliceshorizontal optical fiberfiber standardssplice limits - Question #44Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
An existing ceiling raceway system has 115,000 sq mm (177 sq in) of cross-sectional area available for distribution of cable runs. How many can be served by the existing system?
cable fill capacityceiling racewaycross-sectional areacable density - Question #45Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
In the ceiling zone method of distribution, the usable floor area should be divided into zones each measuring:
ceiling zone distributionzone cabling methodfloor area zoneshorizontal distribution - Question #46ITS Spaces
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of access floor systems?
access floor systemsraised floor advantagespathway selectionfloor systems - Question #47Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
You are designing a horizontal distribution system that will have a zone box located 71.6 m (235 ft) away from the telecommunications room (TR). A 50 mm (2 in) conduit is designed...
pull box placementconduit run designhorizontal pathwayconduit length limits - Question #48Information Transport Systems (ITS) Distribution
Cables are installed in a ceiling in a straight line. The ceiling run is 60 m (200 ft) in length. What is the MINIMUM number of J-hooks required to support the cables?
J-hookscable supportceiling installationsupport spacing - Question #49Design, Implementation, and Management
When designing a connection to an outlying building you decide to choose a physical ring. Your primary reason for considering a physical ring is:
physical ring topologycampus cablingredundancydisaster recovery - Question #50General Cable and Media
One of the advantages of using optical fiber in the backbone installation is:
optical fiberEMI immunitybackbone cablingfiber properties