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TelecommunicationsTelecommunications
Communications ModelCommunications Model Trasmission ModesTrasmission Modes Transmission DirectionTransmission Direction Transmission MediaTransmission Media Communication NetworksCommunication Networks
Communications ModelCommunications Model
Sender Receiver
Message
Medium
Transmission of Digital Data over Analog LinksTransmission of Digital Data over Analog Links
Transmission ModesTransmission Modes
byte byte byte
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Asynchronous transmission: Low-speed transmission of one character at a time, using control bits (i.e., start & stop bits)
Synchronous transmission: High-speed simultaneous transmission of large blocks of data
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Transmission DirectionTransmission Direction
Simplex transmissionSimplex transmission– Transmission occurs in one direction onlyTransmission occurs in one direction only– e.g., radio or TV wavese.g., radio or TV waves
Half-duplex transmissionHalf-duplex transmission– Transmission occurs in both directions, but only one at a timeTransmission occurs in both directions, but only one at a time– e.g., Walkie-Talkie, CB radio, pagerse.g., Walkie-Talkie, CB radio, pagers
Full-duplex transmissionFull-duplex transmission– Transmission occurs in both directions simultaneouslyTransmission occurs in both directions simultaneously– e.g., telephonese.g., telephones
Transmission Medium: Transmission Medium: wire-basedwire-based
Twisted wire pairTwisted wire pair– A pair of copper wires are twisted to avoid signal interferenceA pair of copper wires are twisted to avoid signal interference– The cost is low, and widely used in local loops of telephone net.The cost is low, and widely used in local loops of telephone net.– Subject to communication noisesSubject to communication noises
Coaxial cableCoaxial cable– Layers of copper conductors covered with shieldings Layers of copper conductors covered with shieldings – can transmit data, video, voice signals over one linecan transmit data, video, voice signals over one line
Fiber optics cableFiber optics cable– Fastest wire-based transmission mediumFastest wire-based transmission medium– The cost is too high, and ideal as a corporate back-bone cable to interconnect The cost is too high, and ideal as a corporate back-bone cable to interconnect
many LAN’smany LAN’s
Transmission Medium: Transmission Medium: wirelesswireless
Terrestrial microwaveTerrestrial microwave– microwave dishes needed at certain intervals (appr. 50km)microwave dishes needed at certain intervals (appr. 50km)– allows for very high-speed transmissions, and used by phone companies or common allows for very high-speed transmissions, and used by phone companies or common
carrierscarriers
Satellite microwaveSatellite microwave– involves uplinks & downlinks travelling to and from the satelliteinvolves uplinks & downlinks travelling to and from the satellite– widely used for GPS applicationswidely used for GPS applications
Cellular communicationCellular communication– An area is divided up into many small cells, and an antenna installed in each cell An area is divided up into many small cells, and an antenna installed in each cell
handles signal transmissionshandles signal transmissions
Microwave and Satellite Microwave and Satellite Transmissions - Cont’dTransmissions - Cont’d
Microwave Microwave antennaantenna
The satellite and The satellite and the antennathe antenna
Cellular phone
Mobile Mobile telecommunicationstelecommunications
IMT-2000video phone
Communications NetworksCommunications Networks
LAN(Local Area Network)LAN(Local Area Network)– ideal for small area networking needs (e.g., room, floor, building)ideal for small area networking needs (e.g., room, floor, building)– widely used to support computing needs in the office environmentwidely used to support computing needs in the office environment
MAN(Metropolitan Area Network)MAN(Metropolitan Area Network)– a backbone cable linking small LAN’s throughout an organizationa backbone cable linking small LAN’s throughout an organization– e.g., A network interconnecting agencies of an insurance firme.g., A network interconnecting agencies of an insurance firm
WAN(Wide Area Network)WAN(Wide Area Network)– networking support covers a large geographical areanetworking support covers a large geographical area– used by airlines, banks, etc.used by airlines, banks, etc.