Data Exchange Transmission

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1

What is Simplex transmission?

A one-way communication method where data flows in only one direction.

<p>A one-way communication method where data flows in only one direction.</p>
2

Give one example of Simplex transmission.

A keyboard sending data to a computer.

3

What is Duplex transmission?

A two-way communication method where data flows in both directions simultaneously.

<p>A two-way communication method where data flows in both directions simultaneously.</p>
4

Give one example of Duplex transmission.

Telephone conversation where both parties talk at the same time.

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What is Half-Duplex transmission?

A two-way communication method where data flows in both directions but not at the same time.

<p>A two-way communication method where data flows in both directions but not at the same time.</p>
6

Give one example of Half-Duplex transmission.

Walkie-talkies where one person speaks at a time.

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What is Serial transmission?

Data bits are sent one after another over a single channel, suitable for long distances.

<p>Data bits are sent one after another over a single channel, suitable for long distances.</p>
8

Give one real-world example of Serial transmission.

Data sent from a keyboard to a computer.

9

What is Parallel transmission?

Multiple data bits are sent simultaneously over multiple channels, faster but limited to short distances.

<p>Multiple data bits are sent simultaneously over multiple channels, faster but limited to short distances.</p>
10

Give one real-world example of Parallel transmission.

Data sent to a printer from a computer.

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Why is Serial transmission better for long distances?

It uses fewer wires and is less prone to interference.

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Why is Parallel transmission faster than Serial?

Because multiple bits are transmitted at the same time.

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What is the main disadvantage of Serial transmission?

Slower than parallel because bits are sent one at a time.

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What is the main disadvantage of Parallel transmission?

Limited to short distances (about 5 meters) due to signal degradation.

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What is the main advantage of Simplex transmission?

Simple and cost-effective for one-way communication.

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What is the main disadvantage of Simplex transmission?

No feedback or acknowledgment from the receiver.

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What is the main advantage of Duplex transmission?

Allows simultaneous two-way communication, improving efficiency.

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What is the main disadvantage of Half-Duplex transmission?

Communication is slower because only one side can transmit at a time.

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What is the difference between Serial and Parallel transmission?

Serial sends bits one by one; Parallel sends multiple bits at once.

20

Why do computers use Serial transmission for external devices?

It reduces complexity and cost for long-distance communication.