How does MIMO use spatial streams to increase transmission speed? What does the main benefit of MIMO? What is its other benefit?

Q: Consider CSMA/CD network running at 512 Mbps over a 1000 meters cable with no repcaters. The signal…

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Q: If the maximum transfer unit i.e. maximum Frame Size, for the considered Physical layer technology…

A: If the maximum transfer unit i.e. maximum Frame Size, for the considered Physical layer technology…

Q: Let's say Hulu requires a 25 Mbps connection for their HD streams. What will be the total gigabytes…

A: Currently the standard used is 1 GB= 1000 MB. Given 25 Mbps which means in one second it will…

Q: Explain how splitting large blocks of data into smaller frames can enhance a data link. For the…

A: The answer is given below:-

Q: Which layer defines how data is formatted, presented, encoded, and converted?

A: The layer which defines how rhe data is formatted,presented, encoded,and converted is:-

Q: Define FHSS and explain how it achieves bandwidth spreading.

A: Answer is in next step.

Q: What are the two sub-layers of the data link layer?

A: Given: What are the two sub-layers of the data link layer?

Q: The minimum frame size needed for a CSMA/CD based network running at 1 Gbps on a 500m cable with a…

A: About the minimum frame size needed for given of CSMA/CD based network

Q: The _layer provide physical device addressing, device-to-device delivery of frames and media access…

A: what provides physical device addressing, device to device delivery of frame and MAC.

Q: what conditions can serial data transfers be faster than parallel data transfers? (Our subject is…

A: Given Under what conditions can serial data transfers be faster than parallel data transfers? (Our…

Q: iplexing, delay, and loss with Internet tran

A: Step 1: Multiplexing is a technology that allows multiple communication signals to be combined in…

Q: In a Layer 1 frame, what information is normally included?

A: To be determine: In a Layer 1 frame, what information is normally included?

Q: Assume you need to send 40 Gigabytes of data from Los Angeles to New York City right now. You have a…

A: Intro Data of 40 Gigabytes Data Transfer 500 kilo bits

Q: rom the other? What advantages does TDM have over FDM in a C

A: TDM-Time-division multiplexing (TDM) is a technique for sending and getting independent signals over…

Q: Data Transmission Modes? Explain its types through Transmission Media

A: Data Transmission Modes,its types through Transmission Media

Q: How is data transfer achieved using CATV channels?

A: CATV channels are able to transfer data by using a process known as frequency division multiplexing.…

Q: mpare the Go-back N protocol with the rest of the protocols for effective frame  transmission in…

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Q: What is the purpose of the LLC sub-layer of the data link layer?

A: The purpose of the LLC sub-layer of the data link layer is

Q: consider a major telecom company using rz encoding for its signals conversion. what will be the…

A: Rz encoding uses three values positive,negative,and zero. In this scheme signal goes to zero in the…

Q: Why is the physical layer worried about bit-by-bit delivery?

A: It is the Physical layer of the OSI model that I will be covering in this section of the response.…

Q: The transmission rate of a link represents the speed at which the signal transports the data. A)…

A: Given:- The transmission rate of a link represents the speed at which the signal transports the…

Q: Explain how splitting large blocks of data into smaller frames can enhance a data link.

A: The Data Link Layer, which comes after the Physical Layer in the OSI architecture, ensures that data…

Q: Communication Networks

A: Given :- The image specifications and  a client server system using a satellite network is mention…

Q: The Internet network layer provides timing guarantees reliable data transfer none of the above…

A: The correct option is in-order datagram delivery

Q: What information is typically provided in a Layer 1 frame?

A: In any model like OSI or TCP/IP, Layer 1 is the Physical layer which deals with the hardware…

Q: What type of information is normally provided in a Layer 1 frame is described below.

A: High-level data link control(HDLC) generally provides flexibility to simply support all options that…

Q: ion 1 ne layer provide physical device addressing, device-to-device delivery of frames and media…

A: Network layer is the 3rd layer which is responsible for routing.  Transport layer is at 4th layer…

Q: Consider a major telecom company using RZ encoding for its signals conversion. What will be the…

A: Answer : Problem that may be faced using RZ encoding is : It require a Greater Bandwidth.

Q: The layer provide physical device addressing, device-to-device delivery of frames and media access…

A: DLL or Data link layer has a part called MAC or media access control and it is used to find who has…

Q: ISO/OSI Reference Model, which layer is responsible for negotiating frame size and transmission…

A: given: ISO/OSI Reference Model, which layer is responsible for negotiating frame size and…

Q: The physical layer is in charge of coordinating the functions required to send a bit stream via a…

A: Introduction: The physical layer is in charge of moving individual bits from one hop (node) to the…

Q: Question 7 1 Point The transmission rate of a link represents the speed at which the signal…

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Q: What is frame relay?In Which Layer does it operate?

A: Frame Relay:- Frame relay is a data link layer digital packet switched network protocol technology…

Q: Apart from network-related considerations like as latency, loss, and bandwidth performance, there…

A: Introduction: In computing, a content delivery network (CDN) is a collection of geographically…

Q: Q3. A link has a signal-to-noise ratio of 2000 and a bandwidth of 12000 KHz. What is the naximum…

A: The answer is

Q: Is the XDR capable of providing functionality in the application layer, and if so, how?

A: Intro Extended detection and response (XDR) facilitate data visibility over networks, clouds,…

Q: In streaming multimedia networks, what role do Content Distribution Networks (CDNS) play?

A: Introduction: Streaming media is video or audio content that is sent through the Internet in…

Q: What information is usually provided in a Layer 1 frame?

A: Introduction: Layer 1, or the physical layer, is the lowest layer of a communication system's…

Q: What are the disadvantages of using CDMA as a cellular network standard?

A: Intro CDMA: Code-division multiple access (CDMA) is a channel access technique utilized by different…

Q: Is the HFC transmission rate allocated to a single user or shared? Is it conceivable for collisions…

A: Given: Hybrid Fiber Coax is an acronym for Hybrid Fiber Coax. It employs both coaxial and fibre…

Q: Q. Virtual circuit (VC) is an approach to provide reliable data delivery at network layer. How is VC…

A: Virtual circuits❒ call setup, teardown for each call before data can flow❒ each packet carries VC…

Q: What are the drawbacks of CDMA as a cellular network standard?

A: Write the disadvantages of CDMA as a cellular network standard.

Q: In a CSMA/CD network the length of the cable is 500 metre and cable capacity is 50 Mbps, the speed…

A: Introductions :

Q: Does the XDR Provide Functionality in the Application Layer and if so, how?

A: Extended detection and response (XDR) facilitates data visibility over networks, clouds, endpoints,…

Fundamentals of WAN

A collection of networks and/or local area networks (LAN) which communicate with each other is called a wide area network (WAN). A telecommunication network is extended over the geographical area for the basic computer network purpose (by connecting all smaller networks). From any part of the world, WAN allows communication and sharing the data between devices.