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Types and Methods of Data Transmission

  • Packets are small chunks of information that are used to transmit data over the internet. They contain a delivery address, return address, and message.

  • Packet switching is the method used to send packets over the internet, allowing for efficient and flexible routing.

  • Packet switching has advantages such as minimal interference and the ability to resend lost or corrupted packets.

  • Data transmission can be done through wired connections, including serial and parallel transmission, simplex, half-duplex, and full-duplex.

  • Each method of data transmission has its advantages and disadvantages, such as speed, cost, and complexity.

  • USB is a widely used method of data transmission between devices, with different connectors and automatic device detection.

  • USB has advantages such as automatic driver loading and compatibility, but also limitations in cable length and transmission rates.

  • USB connections have several benefits, including the ability to be inserted correctly, support for different transmission speeds, high-speed transmission, automatic detection, and the ability to power devices for data transfer.

  • USB connections use serial data transmission.

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Types and Methods of Data Transmission

  • Packets are small chunks of information that are used to transmit data over the internet. They contain a delivery address, return address, and message.

  • Packet switching is the method used to send packets over the internet, allowing for efficient and flexible routing.

  • Packet switching has advantages such as minimal interference and the ability to resend lost or corrupted packets.

  • Data transmission can be done through wired connections, including serial and parallel transmission, simplex, half-duplex, and full-duplex.

  • Each method of data transmission has its advantages and disadvantages, such as speed, cost, and complexity.

  • USB is a widely used method of data transmission between devices, with different connectors and automatic device detection.

  • USB has advantages such as automatic driver loading and compatibility, but also limitations in cable length and transmission rates.

  • USB connections have several benefits, including the ability to be inserted correctly, support for different transmission speeds, high-speed transmission, automatic detection, and the ability to power devices for data transfer.

  • USB connections use serial data transmission.