Exercise 3 1. Describe what are the packet, the packet communication, and motivations using the packet in computer communications. 2. (1) An ASCII coded.

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Exercise 3 1. Describe what are the packet, the packet communication, and motivations using the packet in computer communications. 2. (1) An ASCII coded data block to be sent as the following: Draw its BSC frame with byte stuffing. (2) Bit stuff the following data: 00111111111111001011111011 3. (1) Find the even and odd parity check for a 7-bit data: 1001011. (2) Find the even parity check for each ASCII code of the word “packet”. 4. Find the 8 bit (v=8) LRC of the data: 1001 0011 1001 0011 1001 1000 0100 1101 5. Find the 16 bit (v=16) checksum of the data: 1001 0011 1001 0011 1001 1000 0100 1101 esc F r a m e eot B y t e soh