INTRODUCE
data
communication
Basic Requirements for Successful Communication
– Two or more parties (Sender & Receiver)
– Communication
medium (Channel)
– Use of compatible
standards (Protocols)
Characteristics of Data Communication System
• Delivery–
The system must
deliver data to the correct destination. Data must be received by the intended
device or user and only by that device or user.
• Accuracy–
The system must deliver data accurately. The data that had been altered in
transmission and left uncorrected are unusable.
• Timelines–
The system must
deliver data in a timely manner. Data
delivered late are useless. Timely
deliver means delivering data as they are transmitted, in the same order they
are sent, and without significant delay.
• Data
is encoded and transmitted as signals in the transmission media.
• Based
on the bit pattern of data, the sending side generates a signal on the selected
transmission medium and then this signal propagates to the receiving end.
• The
receiving side extracts data from this signal and reproduce in its original
format.
•A
signal is generated by changing the strength (or any other property) of a
particular form of energy with respect to time on a suitable medium.
• Form
of energy used can be Electrical, Light or Electromagnetic .
• The
medium used can be Copper, Optical Fiber or Free Space.
1.Electrical
;
Copper
2.Light ;
Optical Fiber
3.Electromagnetic;
Free space
Physical Media
* Guided
(wire-line)
* Media
Unguided (wireless) -signal is always analog• Characteristics and quality determined by medium and signal .
• Key concerns -data rate and distance .
• Design Factors –Bandwidth (Higher bandwidth gives higher data rate), Transmission impairments, Interference, Number of receivers.
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