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This document is a tutorial for the Multimedia Communication course, detailing various questions and topics to be covered, including technologies in broadcast television, data networks, interactive applications, and multimedia applications. It also includes calculations related to propagation delay, memory requirements for packet-switched networks, and principles of circuit and packet-mode operations. The tutorial is structured for students in their seventh semester and includes diagrams and figures to support explanations.

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This document is a tutorial for the Multimedia Communication course, detailing various questions and topics to be covered, including technologies in broadcast television, data networks, interactive applications, and multimedia applications. It also includes calculations related to propagation delay, memory requirements for packet-switched networks, and principles of circuit and packet-mode operations. The tutorial is structured for students in their seventh semester and includes diagrams and figures to support explanations.

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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGG

TUTORIAL –1

Name of the Staff: [Link] S / Dr. Mohan Babu C/ Mr. Anil Kumar R Date: 26-2-2026
Subject: Multimedia Communication (BEC613A) Sem / Sec: VII A/B/C
Q No Questions Marks CO Bloom’s
levels
1. Summarize Technologies involved in broadcast television networks 10 2
1
with relevant diagrams
2. Explain i) Data Network ii) Broad band Multi service network in 10 1 2
detail with suitable figures.
3. Outline various interactive applications over internet with the help of 10 1 2
diagrams.
4. Summarize i) Image only ii) Text only multimedia applications with 10 1 2
the help of neat diagram

5. Determine propagation delay associated with the following 10 1 3


communication channels given velocity of propagation for case
i) and ii) as 2*108 m/s and iii)3*108m/s
i) a connection through a private telephone network of 1 km
ii) a connection through a PSTN of 200 km
iii) a connection over a satellite channel of 50000 km
6. A packet – switched network with a worst-case jitter of 10ms is to be 10 1 3
used for a number of applications each of which involves a constant
bit rate information stream. Solve for the minimum amount of
memory that is required at the destination and a suitable packet size
for each of the following bit rates. It can be assumed that the mean
packet transfer rate of the network exceeds the equivalent input bit
rate in each case.
i. 64kbps ii. 256 kbps iii.1.5Mbps
7. Describe the working principle of circuit-mode of operation of 10 1 2
multimedia networks.
8. Describe the working principle of packet-mode of operation 10 1 2
(Connection oriented and Connection less) of multimedia networks
9. Illustrate the function of the Digital signal encoder with the 10 2 2
associated waveforms
10. Infer the main components of PSTN with the help of a diagram. 10 1 2
Interpret how a high speed modem provides multiple services in
addition to basic telephony.
11. Analyze how a digital image produced by a scanner or digital camera 10 2 3
is captured and stored within the memory of a computer.
12. Identify the time taken to transmit the following digitized images at 10 1 2
both 64Kbps and 1.5 Mbps:
i) A640x 480 x 8 VGA compatible images
A1024x768 x 24SVGA compatible images
13. List and explain the communication modes available to transfer the 10 1 2
information stream
14. With the aid of block diagram explain the PCM signal encoding and 10 2 2
decoding principle
15. Identify and explain the meaning of the key parameters 10 1 2
associated with Application QoS

Faculty Signature HOD

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