Communication Systems
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- -Network Interface Card 2. Servers 3. Routers And Switches 4. Bridges And Gateways5. Hubs 6. Transmission Media. These all r needed in order to successfully construct a network
- What are the network hardwares?
- Each device in a network
- Node
- Electronic Funds Transfer At Point Of Sale [ hein. pg85]
- EFTPOS
- Allows multiple usrs to use the same transmisson line by interspersing[ to scatter here and there or place at intervals among other things] the data packets from diff. users.
- Purpose of packet switching
- hein 94
- HUb
- 1. Protocol 2. Handshaking 3. Speed Of Transmission + 4. Error Checking
- What factors do good commun. depend on?
- 1. Parity Checking 2. Checksum 3. Cyclic Redundancy Check
- What are the common methods for error detection?
- Packet Switching
- What is the data transfer on the internet based on?
- These can be changed by the user tyo ensure a connection between 2 devices. Settings are often 'parameter'
- Communication Settings
- When a terminal has both memory and processing capabilities
- Intelligent terminal
- to ensure that the bits being tranmitted have actually arrived successfully
- What is the purpose of the 'additional bit' in parity checking.
- are devices[could be comp] that send data to and receive data from another computer system.
- Terminals
- mainframe computer in a WANs
- Host
- Max. number of data symbols/signals transmitted in 1 sec.
- Baud rate
- By dividing the total data into smaller groups.
- How is the data packet in checksum method created.
- - Twisted Pair - Coaxial Cable - Fibre Optic Cable [ Hein.pg95]
- What are the cables involved in wire transmission?
- Data is transmitted bet. devices in 2 ways: Serial Transmission and Parallel transmission[ Heinmenn pg 87]
- How is data tranferred bet. devices ?Parallel ; Serial; Asynchronous; Synchronous
- The capacity is called bandwidth and is measured in bits per sec.
- How is the capacity of the transmission device measured?
- 1. Data Source 2. Transmitter 3. Transmitter Medium 4. Receiver 5. Destination
- Components of communication system
- Used in LAN to connect network segments. Repeaters are less intelligent than a bridge and gateways
- Where is the network repeater used?
- page 81 Heinemenn
- Telephone [ Messaging system]
- Network Interface card - Servers - Routers and switches - Gateways and bridges -Hubs -Transmission Media
- What do network Hardware consists of?
- A series of signals that flow between devices during data transmission
- What does handshaking involve?
- The actual linkage between networks is achieved using devices such as those. hein.pg93-4
- Bridges and Gateways
- Via transmitting device + bandwidth
- How is the Speed of transmission determined?
- Teleconferencing, messaging systems and electronic commerce
- What are the 3 examples of communication systems?
- Most personal comp r classified as intelligent terminals and are called workstations on a network
- Workstations
- 1. Bits per second 2. Baud Rate
- How is the speed of data transmission measured?
- 1.Traditional systems [ Telephone,fax] 2. Voice Mail 3. Electronic Mail
- What are the types of messaging systems?
- -Simplex Mode - Half duplex mode - Full Duplex mode [ Hein. pg 88]
- What are the direction of data flow?
- It needs networks to be linked to other networks, paths to be established between the networks and signal strength to be boosted.
- What is needed in order for data to travel between networks?
- by a network administrator
- How is the network software organised?
- refers to communication, such as audio conference or a video conference, that goes beyond the normal telephone call between two people
- What does teleconferencing refer to?
- Hein. pg98
- Intranets + extranets
- Baud rate transmits data symbols in sec. A data symbol may contain more then one bit.
- Why are ' baud rate' + ' bps' dissimilar?
- An agreement made about which protocol to use in order for exchange of info to occur
- Handshaking
- Uses an additional bit called a 'parity bit' to check for errors. This depends on the type of parity [even/odd] chosen and selection of the end bits is chosen accord.see pg 78
- Identify 'Parity Checking' + Desc.
- Max. number of bits that can be transmitted in 1 sec. Includes special bits used in asynchronous transmission + any error checking bits. BPS also called ' bit rate'
- 'Bits per second'
- hein og 90]
- Wide Area networks [WANs]
- Removes the interpersonal relationship achieved through a facetoface meeting. this is disad. bqz physical contact and informal discussions are often needed to clarify ideas and develop partnerships
- Disadvantage of teleconferencing
- hein.pg 88
- Prtcl + handshaking [comm. concept]
- Hein.pg90
- Local Area Networks [LANS]
- hein.pg 95
- What do wireless transmission invlve?
- A network cable and have connectors on the card for different types of cables.
- What does most NICs require
- Physical arrangment of the devces in a network. see hein.pg 91 for diagram
- Network Topology
- Used to send messages to people in diff. locations who may receive the message at later time.
- Messaging systems
- Refers to the transfer of data and info. It is carried put using numerous commun. concepts and completed by netwrok hardware and software
- What does 'transmitting and receiving' refer to?
- 24 hour availability , global reach, the ability to interact and prvde costumer info. and a multimedia env.
- What does E-Commerce provide?
- It is required by each comp. which is connected to a network.
- Network Interface Card
- Transfers data through wires and cables. These cables must be protected from damage , they take up space and they can be difficult to install.
- Wire transmission
- Decodes the signal back into the origina; data
- Reciever
- When two comp. handshake successfully. indicate da type of protocol
- When is a connection between two computers made?
- defines how info. is transmitted and how errors are detected
- How 'protocol' works?
- enables people to send and recieve data and info.
- What do communication systems do?
- A meeting that allows people in different locations to see video image of each other on a screen, as well as hear speech.
- Video Conference
- Carry large amount of data with little interference from other signals.
- Adv of wire transmission
- pg 82, heinemenn
- Electronic mail
- pg 81 , Heinemenn
- Fax
- 1. bits per sec. 2. Data bits. 3. Parity 4. Stop,Start bits 5. Flow Control [ see pg79 4 diagram+desc]
- What are some common paremeters that are used to connect 2 computers?
- A computer that prvdes services to other computers on the network.
- Servers
- Otherwise, data transfer may be unsuccessful
- Why 2 computers must use the same protocol?
- hein.og 93
- What are the different types of servers?
- Reciever of the Information
- Destination
- it is a technique that divides messages into small data packets, transmits the packets and later joins the packets to form original message.
- What is 'packet switching'
- It check for errors by adding the number of bits in a data packet.The sum of the data bits in a data packet is attached to the data packet. If the same answer is produced within the reci. device then there is no error
- 'Checksum'
- To indicate the type of protocol to be used
- Why handshaking process sends signals?
- Baseband [ntwrks use the entire capacity of the cable to trnsmit only 1 signa; at a time. Most LANs are baseband.] Broadband - networks divide the cable so that the several sgnals cn be trnmtted at the same time.
- What are the two types of transmission?
- Fibre-optic cable- when cable television is transmitted thru fibre-optic cable, many diff. channels cn be tranmistted at the same time.
- Give an example of a high ranged bandwidth .
- Is the buying and selling of goods and services via the internet
- Electronic Commerce
- Error first must be detected and then corrected
- So how could error in data transmission be solved?
- Telephone,radio and television
- Examples of communication Systems
- Packet Switching
- What does most data which is sent over network uses?
- encodes the data into a signal suitable for a transmission medium
- Transmitter
- This is when a computer is connecteddirectly to another computer, using a cable.
- Simplest form of a network
- -Transmission of data - Protocols + Handshaking - Networks-Network Topologies - Network Access methods -
- What does communication concept include?
- -Network operating systems. -Network operating system tasks - Logon and logoff procedures
- What do Network Softwares consist of?
- any variable being given a constant value for a part. application.
- 'parameter'
- Channel, such as cable in which the signals are transmitted to destination.
- Transmission Medium
- Offers higher transmission spee.d + more accurate transfer of data than those available through the public switched telephone network.[PSTN]. PSTN links are rel. cheap if computers do not require constant connection.Howver, PSTN links are not guaranteed and can be interrupted
- Private Leased line
- Completes network admin. responsibilities.heinpg96
- Network operating systems
- 1. Errors in encoding and decoding data. 2. Interference with signals
- What causes errors when data arrives at its destination?
- hein.pg 96
- Responsibiltiies of network administrator?
- Accurate, reliable, and secure transmission mediums
- What are 'good' communication systems?
- computer products, books, gardening products, music, or office supplies.
- What does the most popular e-commerce site sell ?
- -Stimulates face to face meeting + reduces costs. Money is saved by not buying airfares,hotel rooms and meals. Saves time and energy invlved in travelling to attend facetoface meeting. Used in business and distance education.
- Advantages of teleconferencing
- Uses a division process to check errors. First of all the data is divided into predetermined lengths + divided by a fixed divisor. Then the remainder of the calc. is attached and sent with data. When data recieved then remainder is recalculated.
- Cyclic Redundancy Check
- Hein pg85]
- Electronic Banking
- Only handshaking makes it possible
- How is data successfully transferred between devices?
- Devices used to determine paths between networks.pg 93.Hein.
- Router and switches
- Individual comp. log onto the server, which gives them access to files, applic. or peripheral devices.
- How servers work
- Produces the data to be sent
- Data source
- 1. Ethernet 2. Token Ring [ hein.pg92]
- Describe two network acess methods
- See page 76
- How is ATM a communication System?
- pg 104-108
- Social and ethical issues raised by commun. systems?
- Uses a special code sent with a data. Used for long distant communi.
- Software Flow Control
- Single telephone line involving 3 or more people at different locations. Service prvded by telephone cpmpany. It is transmitted and recieved using existing telep. lines.
- Audio conference
- May not be sent along the same path and could arrive at the destination at diff. times and in wrng order
- Disadvantage of data packet
- Local area networks and Wide area networks
- What are networks classified as
- diff. types of devices such as printers, storage devices, terminals and workstations
- What could a node in a device be?
- Deals with multiple users who are wanting to acciess the network at the same time.
- Network Access Methods
- see hein pg 91-2
- Types of network top.
- pg89hein
- Common data transfer protocol
- EFTPOS ; ELectronic Banking
- Types of Electronic Commerce
- an address and control instruction to reassemble the message in the correct order.
- What does each data packet contain?
- moves data through air and space. Radio and tv are an example.
- Wireless transmission
- Set of rules that governs the transfer of data between computers
- Protocol
- - Analog data to analog signal. - Digitial data to analog signal - Digital data to digital signal-Analog data to digital sgnals
- What are the four encoding and decoding possibilities in transmission?
- Type of networks. NICs package data according to the rules of the network operating system and transmit data along the connecting network cable.
- What does the type of NIC depend on?
- Collecting, processing and displaying. Hein.og 100-1
- What are the info. processes that play a major role in communication systems?
- Uses cables, such as wires. This is for devices which are closely linked to a cable.
- Hardware Flow Control
- Creation, storage, exchange and management of messages
- What does a messaging system involve?
- A signal may be corrupted due to long distances or interference from electromagnetic fields. A repeater is used to rebuild a fading signal to its orginal strength and shape b4 transmitting it onwards.It ensures that the data is received just like as it was sent.
- Repeater
- divides data commun. into 7 layers.Each layer expresses standard [which uses a protocol].Bottom layer= transfer of data 4m one place 2 another.[type of plug,the format of data,the method of transmission and error checking.].Top Layer= Examines exchange of data bet. application programs.[Include prtcls that specify file transfer,passwords +network management.
- Describe OSI reference model
- number of comp and their peripheral devices connected together in some way.
- Network
- An internationally accepted standard to which protocols are written into.
- OSI reference model
- Use of an electronic transmission to allow ameeting to occur at the same time in different locations. Alternative to face-to-face meetings
- Teleconferencing
- Contains rules for communi. + determines how the ntwrk devices send and recieve data,
- What do network softwares cntain?
- Along a transmission device
- How is the data transferred?
- pg 82,hein
- Voice Mail
- bqz fibre optic cable is usually too expensive and difficult to install
- Why most lans use twisted cable or coaxial cable but not fibre optic cable