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MC9902C02 Lecture : Transmission Modes in Computer Networks

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23 Feb 2023
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Mahatma Gandhi University
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Transmission mode implies moving information between two gadgets. Transports and organizations are intended to permit correspondence to happen between individual gadgets that are interconnected. In simplex mode, the correspondence is unidirectional, as on a single direction road. Only one of the two gadgets on a connection can communicate, the other can get. The simplex mode can utilize the whole limit of the divert to send information in one course. The console can present info, the screen can give the result. In half-duplex mode, each station can both communicate and get, however not simultaneously. At the point when one gadget is sending, the other can get, as well as the other way around. The half-duplex mode is utilized in situations where there is no requirement for correspondence in the two bearings simultaneously. The whole limit of the channel can be used for every heading.

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