L2 communication methods
Transcript of L2 communication methods
Communication Methods
3.3.6
Lesson Outcomes By the end of this lesson you should
– Define both serial and parallel transmission methods and describe where they are used.
– Consider the effect of distance on the transmission of data.
– Define baud, bit rate, bandwidth and latency – Differentiate between baud and bit rate. – Consider the relationship between bit rate and
bandwidth.
Serial vs Parallel• What is meant by serial and parallel
transmission?– Serial data transmission is when single bits
are sent one after another along a single wire– Parallel data transmission is the transmitting
of single bits along several wires simultaneously
Key Learning
Point
Define both serial and parallel transmission methods and describe where they are used.
Serial vs Parallel
Advantages Disadvantage Advantages Disadvantage
Is it best used for short or long distance data transmission? Why?
Serial Parallel
Key Terms• These are key terms that you need to
know.– Baud– Bit rate– Bandwidth– Latency
Key Learning
Point
Define baud, bit rate, bandwidth and latency
Baud• The term baud rate refers to the rate at
which the signal changes. The unit of measure, 1 baud is equivalent to one signal change per second.
1/baud = seconds between signals
Key Learning
Point
Define baud, bit rate, bandwidth and latency
Bit Rate• The bit rate is the number of bits
transmitted each second. When a single signal is sent at a time, the baud rate and bit rate are the same.
Bit rate = Bits per signal * Baud rate
Key Learning
Point
Define baud, bit rate, bandwidth and latency
Bandwidth• Bandwidth is the measurement (Hz) of the
speed at which data is transmitted over a transmission medium. The greater the bandwidth, the faster the data transmission.
Bit Rate = Baud Rate * Number of bits per signal
Key Learning
Point
Define baud, bit rate, bandwidth and latency
Latency• Latency is the time delay between the moment a
message/command is sent and the moment a response is returned.
Key Learning
Point
Define baud, bit rate, bandwidth and latency
Your First Task• On a post it note you should answer this
question;– Describe the differences between baud and
bit rate. – Describe the relationship between bandwidth
and bit rate.
Your Main Task• On Jogle 3.3.6 you will find under topic 2 a
worksheet to be completed.• Add detail to you answers to show your
complete understanding.
Test Your Key Terms• On your whiteboard write the key term that
this is describing…– This is when single bits are sent one after
another along a single wire
Test Your Key Terms• On your whiteboard write the key term that
this is describing…– This is the transmitting of single bits along
several wires simultaneously
Test Your Key Terms• On your whiteboard write the key term that
this is describing…– This is the rate of change of signals on a wire
or a line
Test Your Key Terms• On your whiteboard write the key term that
this is describing…– This is the time delay between the moment a
message/command is sent and the moment a response is returned
Test Your Key Terms• On your whiteboard write the key term that
this is describing…– This is an automated process of negotiation
that dynamically sets parameters of a communications channel established between two entities before normal communication over the channel begins
Test Your Key Terms• On your whiteboard write the key term that
this is describing…– This is a transmission medium used for a
network over short distances
Test Your Key Terms• On your whiteboard write the key term that
this is describing…– This is when the arrival of data cannot be
predicted by the receiver; so a start bit is used to signal the arrival of data and to synchronise the transmitter and receiver temporarily.
Exam Time• Have a go at the exam questions.
Remember the key exam tips– 1 minute per mark– State/define does not require long detailed
answers– Describe/explain does require long detailed
answers