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Chapter 6 Overview Max Tottenham

Communication methods 6.1 Data transmission : - Serial vs Parallel vs Async Bit rate/Baud rate Bandwidth / Latency Parity Handshaking protocols Baseband/Broadband

Key Terms 6.1 Data transmission: Movement of data from one place to another Serial Data Transmission: Bits are sent one at at time using a single wire Parrallel transmission: groups of bits are send using multiple wires Baud rate: Number of times the signal can change on a wire/line per second. Bit rate: Number of bits transmitted per second. Bandwidth: the range of frequencies a medium can transmit Handshaking protocol: sending and rcv dev’s exachnge sigs to estb that the rec dev is cntd and rdy 2 recv. Snd dev co-ords sending of data informing recvr that it is sending. Recv indicates it has recvd data and is ready to recv again Baseband: system uses single data channel in which the hwole bandwidth of the transmission medium is deditcated to one data channel at a time. Broadband: a multiple data channel system in which bandwidth of the tranmission medium carries several streams of data at the same time.

Networks 6.2 Lans/Wans Topology : - Lan topologies Internetworking Network adapters Segmentation Bus vs star P2p vs server Web 2.0 Wifi Routers /gateways

Key Terms 6.2 LAN: linked computers in close proximity Stand alone computer: a computer that is not networked, it requires ts own printer and other peripherals plus its on installation of application software Topology: the shape/layout/configuration or structure of the connections that connects devices to the network. a set of links that con

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