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CTS-D Exam Dumps - Certified Technology Specialist – Design

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Question # 25

What is the purpose of “equalization” in an audio system?

A.

To balance frequency response and improve sound quality

B.

To increase volume

C.

To reduce cable length

D.

To route audio signals

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Question # 26

Which of the following best describes “gain structure” in audio system design?

A.

The ratio of input to output voltage throughout the signal chain to avoid distortion

B.

The physical size of an amplifier

C.

The number of microphones in a system

D.

The type of speakers used

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Question # 27

What does the acronym “ANSI” stand for in AV standards?

A.

American National Standards Institute

B.

Automated Network System Integration

C.

Audio Network Standard International

D.

Association of Networked System Installers

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Question # 28

Which microphone pickup pattern is most sensitive to sound from all directions?

A.

Cardioid

B.

Omnidirectional

C.

Hypercardioid

D.

Bi-directional

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Question # 29

What is a common method to reduce electrical noise in AV systems?

A.

Ground loops

B.

Proper grounding and shielding

C.

Increasing cable length

D.

Using unshielded cables

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Question # 30

What does the term “gain before feedback” refer to in audio system design?

A.

The maximum volume before distortion occurs

B.

The maximum amplification before the system produces feedback noise

C.

The increase in amplifier power over time

D.

The difference between input and output signal strength

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Question # 31

Which type of cable connector is typically used for balanced audio?

A.

RCA

B.

XLR

C.

HDMI

D.

USB

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Question # 32

What does “HDBaseT” technology allow?

A.

Transmitting uncompressed high-definition video, audio, and control signals over long distances via Cat5e/6 cable

B.

Wireless video transmission

C.

Audio mixing

D.

Powering devices wirelessly

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