Explain stop and wait flow control.- Here transmitter sends one message and waits for acknowledgement(ACK)- After receiving ACK it transmits next message. - Its main advantage is it is very simple and easy to understand. - Its main disadvantage is its speed is very slow and time is wasted. - Here it takes twice as long to transmit data and receive ACK. | |||||
Explain Poll/select.- It is a line discipline used for centrally controlled networks.- Here primary station controls data and secondary station responds to instructions. - Primary polls to secondary to determine if it has data to transmit. - If secondary has data it responds to poll with a message and acts as a transmitter. - If primary selects secondary, it identifies secondary as the receiver and checks if it is ready to receive data. | |||||
Explain the function of line discipline.- Line discipline is used in the data link layer which coordinates hop to hop data delivery.- Here the hop can be a computer or a network controller. - It also coordinates the half duplex transmission on data communication network. - Acknowledgement discipline is used for simple networks. - Poll/select is used for centrally controlled data networks. | |||||
Give the difference between cable and voice modems.- Cable modem operates on higher frequencies up to 850MHz.- Cable modem uses more complex modulation and demodulation techniques than simple FSK modulation. - Cable modems connect subscribers to cable tv and voice modem connect subscriber to the telephone network. - Cable modem works on Bit rate of 30Mbps and voice modem works on 56000 bps. - Cable modem works on voice and video whereas voice modem work only on voice. | |||||
What are scramble and descramble circuits used for?- Scramble circuit detects the undesirable sequence of 0 and 1 and convert them into sequence more acceptable.- It randomizes the data to convert data back at the receiver. - For this different algorithms are used both at the transmitter and the receiver. - Descramble circuit generates the original sequence at the receiver. - Example: eight consecutive 0’s are converted to alternate 0’s and 1’s which is more acceptable to the clock recovery. | |||||
Explain adaptive equalizers.- These are located in the receiver section of the modem.- It automatically adjusts the gain and delay of the input received to compensate for the phase and amplitude impairments. - It determines the quality of the received signal. - It continuously vary its settings to achieve bandwidth characteristics for the circuit. - Because of their adjusting property they are called adaptive equalizers | |||||
Issues for data interfacing in physical layer.- Raw data is to be converted into binary form 0 and 1 to be sent to the next layer.- Different voltages are required for representing 0(0 to1.5 volts) and 1(3 to 5 volts). - How many nano seconds a bit should last. - How transmission may proceed from physical layer to data link layer or from communication channel to physical layer . - How many pins network connectors may use for serial communication. | |||||
Which physical property of information is changed for transmission?- Current or Voltage of signal is changed for transmitting it in the form of zeros and ones.- Signal broken into harmonics called frequency using Fourier transform. - Amplitude of signals due to Fourier transform may be reduced. - A filter is attached before the transmission medium which allows only required harmonics to pass through the medium. - Signal at the receiver end can be reconstructed from harmonics using inverse Fourier transform . | |||||
Explain resource sharing- Different resources are attached to a computer and if they can be used by other computers in the same network it is called resource sharing.- It is generally possible in local area networks confined to offices or institutes. - The host requires an operating system to access the resources of the server. - FTP called the file transfer protocol is used to provide the shared access between host and the server. - It is cheaper, faster and easier to maintain. | |||||
Which transmission medium radiates and how it can be avoided?- Twisted pair cable radiates energy during transmission.- Two wires present in the cable constitute an Antenna which radiates energy in all directions. - The wires are twisted like a DNA present in human blood. - Waves coming out from the two twisted wires are out of phase by 180 degree so they cancel out. - Leads to no radiations and also sheath could be provided outside the cable to provide insulation.
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