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What is the bits rate in data communication?

It is the number of bits transmitted per second, measured in BPS.

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What does baud rate refer to?

Baud rate refers to the number of signal or symbol changes that occur per second.

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What is serial data transmission?

Serial data transmission is where a single communication link is used to transfer data from one end to another, typically used for long distances.

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What is parallel data transmission?

Parallel data transmission uses multiple parallel links to transmit each bit of data simultaneously, generally used for short distances.

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What is synchronous data transmission?
Synchronous transmission sends data in frames or blocks, sharing a common clock pulse between transmitter and receiver for synchronized communication.
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What are the characteristics of asynchronous data transmission?

Asynchronous transmission transmits data in bytes or characters, with start and stop bits, and has gaps between data.

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What defines isochronous data transmission?
Isochronous transmission is similar to synchronous transmission but has almost zero time intervals between blocks, resulting in much higher transmission speeds.
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What is a protocol in networking?

A protocol is a standard set of rules allowing electronic devices to communicate, including data types, commands for sending and receiving, and data transfer confirmations.

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What is the significance of standards in networking?

Standards ensure interconnectivity and interoperability between various networking hardware and software components.

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What characterizes a peer-to-peer network?

In a peer-to-peer network, all computers are linked with equal privileges and responsibilities without a dedicated server.

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What are the advantages of a client/server network?

Client/server networks allow centralized data management, increased speed in resource sharing, and easier data backup.

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What is a Personal Area Network (PAN)?

A PAN connects devices within the range of an individual, typically involving computers, phones, tablets, and other personal devices.

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What distinguishes a Local Area Network (LAN)?

A LAN is a group of computers connected in a small area, offering high speed and ease of design and maintenance.

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What encompasses a Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)?

A MAN interconnects different LANs over a larger geographic area, typically used for communications between organizations in a city.

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What is a Body Area Network (BAN)?

A BAN consists of sensors and actuators around the human body to monitor or deliver medical impulses, also known as Body Sensor Network.

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How does Point to Point communication work?

In point to point communication, a dedicated link is shared between two devices, ensuring security and privacy.

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What is multi-point communication?

Multi-point communication shares a channel among multiple devices, relying on quick shared connection which does not provide security.

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What is broadcasting in terms of data transmission?

Broadcasting is the distribution of audio or video content to a wide audience via electronic mass communication, a one-to-many model.

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