Z3D153 URE Vol 1 Edit 3
Indicates resource constraints
Identifies the specialty training standard (STS).
Explains the purpose of the CFETP and how it is to be used.
Identifies duties and responsibilities, skill and career progression, and career field path.
Obtaining flight chief approval for the award of Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC) 3D153.
Completing Cyberspace Support career development course (CDC) 3DX5X.
Completing Radio Frequency (RF) Transmission Systems CDC 3D153
Completing all core tasks identified for 5 skill-level.
Knowledge Operations Management (3D0X1).
Cyber Systems Operations (3D0X2).
Spectrum Operations (3D1X2)
Cyber Surety (3D0X3)
Radio Frequency Transmission Systems (3D1X3).
Cyber Transport Systems (3D1X2).
Spectrum Operations (3D1X4).
Client Systems (3D1X1).
Air Force Safety Outline (AFSO).
Air Force Safety Instruction (AFSI).
Job safety training outline (JSTO).
Job safety training instruction (JSTI).
1118.
457.
55.
3.
Biological.
Chemical.
Physical.
Stress.
Ground safety program.
Hazard reporting program.
Hazard communication program.
Ground safety mishap prevention program.
25.
50.
75.
100.
100 mA.
75 mA.
50 mA.
25 mA.
24.
48.
72.
96.
TO 31–20 series.
TO 61–20 series.
TO 31–10 series.
TO 61–10 series.
Lower.
Upper.
Right.
Left.
Minimize transmission loss.
To aid in troubleshooting.
Reduce potential damage.
Prevent eavesdropping.
The first label is placed within 6 inches of the connector and marked “TO”, and the second isplaced within one (1) inch of the first label and marked “FROM”.
The first label is placed within 6 inches of the connector and marked “TO”, and the second isplaced within two (2) inches of the first label and marked “FROM”.
The first label is placed within 12 inches of the connector and marked “TO”, and the second isplaced within one (1) inch of the first label and marked “FROM”.
The first label is placed within 12 inches of the connector and marked “TO”, and the second isplaced within two (2) inches of the first label and marked “FROM”.
Adhesive.
Special foil.
Cable sheath.
Heat shrink tubing.
Supervisor.
Job control.
Commander.
Flight commander/chief.
Personnel safety, equipment protection, and noise reduction.
Signal amplification, personnel safety, and emissions security.
Equipment protection, signal amplification, and capacitance reaction.
Corrosion prevention, emissions security, and over-voltage protection.
Earth electrode.
Fault protection.
Signal reference.
Lightning protection.
Bonding.
Shielding.
Annealing.
Grounding.
Unencrypted unclassified information.
Clear-text unclassified information.
Encrypted classified information.
Clear-text classified information.
Class I.
Class II.
Class III.
Class IV.
Working at a bench.
Walking across carpet.
Walking across a vinyl floor.
Picking up a common plastic bag.
Secondary.
Radiated.
Plasma.
Source.
Radiated; antennas and bore site feedhorns.
Plasma; antennas and bore site feedhorns.
Secondary; cables and ground wires
Source; cables and ground wires.
Cables should be of unshielded construction.
Only ventilation ports are shielded along the walls.
Sensitive equipment will be located within the shielded barrier.
All power lines supplying shielded areas do not require filters.
Enemy jamming.
Internal interference.
Radio receiver trouble.
Unintentional interference.
Slow tuning receiver.
Rapid tuning receiver.
Slow tuning transmitter.
Rapid tuning transmitter.
Relays.
Lighting.
Power line.
Switching equipment.
The operator.
Joint Spectrum Center.
Installation spectrum manager.
Federal Communications Commission.
Information security officer (IAO).
Wing information assurance office (WIAO).
Information security program manager (ISPM).
Communications and information system officer (CSO).
Distance and angles.
Distance and separation.
Induction and grounding.
Induction and impedance.
Nickel cadmium.
Carbon zinc.
Lead-acid.
Lithium.
Sag.
Spike.
Noise.
Blackout.
Sag.
Spike.
Noise.
Blackout.
Sag.
Spike.
Noise.
Blackout.
Passive standby.
Line interactive.
Double conversion.
Ferro resonant standby.
Passive standby.
Line interactive.
Double conversion.
Ferro resonant standby.
Single.
Double.
Three.
Four
Binary amplitude shift keying, frequency shift keying, and phase shift keying.
Pulse amplitude, pulse width, and pulse position.
Amplitude, frequency, and phase.
Analog, digital and shift keying.
Modulating signal, upper sideband, and lower sideband.
Carrier, upper sideband, and lower sideband.
Upper sideband and modulating signal.
Carrier and modulating signal.
Amplitude of the modulating signal.
Frequency of the modulating signal.
Amplitude of the carrier signal.
Frequency of the carrier signal.
Percent of modulation.
Modulation index.
Bandwidth.
Deviation.
More total power.
A reduction in carrier power.
No reduction in carrier power.
A reduction in carrier and sideband power.
Positive half cycle of the carrier.
Negative half cycle of the carrier.
Positive half cycle of the modulating signal.
Negative half cycle of the modulating signal.
5.
3.
0.5.
0.3.
Space.
Guard band.
Buffer zone.
Prevention field.
Easier detection.
Smaller bit error rate.
Better signal-to-noise ratio.
Higher data rates within a given bandwidth.
Discrete amplitudes are assigned to the sampling pulses.
A binary code number is assigned to the sample.
The quantizer limits the amplitude of the pulses.
The analog signal is band limited.
Converting a continuous time signal into a discrete time signal.
Ensuring the input to the sampler never exceeds maximum frequency.
Placing an infinite number of amplitude values to a finite number of values.
Limiting the highest and lowest frequency encoded before it goes to the sampler.
Control.
Parity.
Start.
Stop.
One character.
Block of data.
A parity bit.
A stop bit.
Parity.
Transmission rate.
Whether transmission is synchronous or asynchronous.
Whether transmission is in American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII) format.
Longitudinal redundancy check (LRC) and checksum.
Checksum and cyclic redundancy check (CRC).
Vertical redundancy check (VRC) and CRC.
VRC and LRC.
Receiving end.
In the oscillator.
Transmitting end.
In the primary buffers.
White, blue, green, yellow, and violet
Blue, orange, green, brown, and slate.
White, red, black, yellow, and violet.
Blue, green, yellow, red, and orange.
Straight through and crossover.
Straight through and flip/flop.
High and low baud.
“n” and “g”.
Positive intrinsic negative and avalanche photodiodes.
Repeaters, regenerators, and optical amplifiers.
A driver, optical source, and fiber optic pigtail.
A light detector and output circuits.
10 MHz – 100 MHz/km.
100 MHz – 200 MHz/km.
200 MHz – 1000 MHz/km.
Up to 50 GHz/km.
Multimode graded-index fiber.
Multimode step index fiber.
Unshielded twisted pair.
Single mode fiber.
Pigtail.
Jumper.
Patch cords.
Breakout cables.
Trunks.
Frames.
Links.
Ports.
Bridge.
Routers.
Gateway.
Repeater.
Open shortest path first (OSPF).
Border gateway protocol (BGP).
Routing information protocol (RIP).
Enhanced interior gateway routing protocol (EIGRP).
Department of Defense network.
Air Force network.
Local area network.
Public network.
Manages data transfer across the tunnel.
Encrypts and decrypts data.
Establishes tunnels.
Encapsulates data.
Pixel.
Buffer.
Keyframe.
Compression and decompression (codec) algorithm.
Future growth.
Network security.
Remote monitoring.
Network contingencies.
Write.
Read.
Trap.
Get.
Token.
Biometrics.
Multifactor.
Knowledge-based
Virus.
Spam.
Spyware.
Phishing.
Patches.
Antivirus.
Software removal.
Vulnerability scanner.
Data encryption.
Virtual private network.
Uninterruptible power supply.
Network management system.
Console port.
Auxiliary port.
Interface ports.
Virtual terminal ports.
Range.
Frequency.
Display hold.
Minimum/maximum
Properly seat the test lead into the current input terminal jack.
Disconnect the power from the circuit being tested.
Place the meter in the frequency mode.
Set the range for maximum reading.
Auto.
Norm.
Source.
External.
Current.
Passive 1:1.
Passive divider, 1:10.
Active field effect transistor.
Microprocessors.
Acquisition.
Memory.
Input.
Sine.
Linear.
Non-uniform.
Companding.
Total amount of bandwidth in the test pattern.
Total number of bytes that represent the bits test pattern.
Number of bits that can represent the total number of bits in the test pattern.
Number of bits in the number of bytes that are equally divided into the test pattern.
Cyclic redundancy check.
Bipolar violation.
Bit slip
Frame.
Cyclic redundancy check.
Bipolar violation.
Bit slip.
Frame.
Place two earth stakes in the soil in a direct line.
Connect the earth ground tester to the earth electrode.
Depress the measure button to measure ground resistance.
Disconnect the earth electrode under test from its connection to the site.
Grounding point.
Inner earth stake Y.
Auxiliary current probe.
Auxiliary potential probe.
Auxiliary potential electrode and the earth test ground electrode.
Auxiliary current electrode and the earth test ground electrode.
Auxiliary potential and auxiliary current electrodes.
Earth ground electrode and the outer stake Z.
5 ohms or less.
10 ohms or less.
20 ohms or less.
25 ohms or less.
Filter
Buffer.
Counter.
Central processing unit.
Filter.
Buffer.
Counter.
Central processing unit.
Packet internetwork groper (PING).
Traffic generator.
Route generator.
Trace route.
Packet internetwork groper (PING).
Traffic generator.
Route generator.
Trace route.
Monitor odd harmonics.
Align telemetry receivers.
Modulate subcarrier oscillators.
Check galvanometer frequency response.
Frequency counters, time counters, microwave counters, and reciprocal counters.
Frequency counters, universal counters, microwave counters, and reciprocal counters.
Frequency counters, universal counters, period counters, and reciprocal counters.
Scaling counters, universal counters, microwave counters, and reciprocal counters.
1 dB.
3 dB.
6 dB.
10 dB.
1 dB.
2 dB.
3 dB.
4 dB.
DBm.
Watts.
Decibels
Milliwatts.
Selection of the autorange function.
Frequency and power to be measured.
1-milliwatt standard and relative decibels.
Absolute and relative power levels to be measured.
Volt meter.
Oscilloscope.
Impedance meter.
Communication service monitor.
Radio frequency generator.
Analog multimeter.
Oscilloscope.
Receiver.
Scope.
Duplex.
Receiver.
Function generator.