1. Computers Are Your Future Eleventh Edition*
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Computers Are Your Future Eleventh Edition
Chapter 8: Wired & Wireless Communication
مهم جدا
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2. Wired & Wireless Communication*
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Wired & Wireless Communication
This is Figure 8.26.
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3. Moving Data: Bandwidth and Modems*
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Moving Data: Bandwidth and Modems
Communications is the process of sending and receiving messages electronically between two points.
A communications channel is a path used to send and receive messages.
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4. Network Fundamentals LAN WAN Links computers in a limited area*
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Network Fundamentals
LAN
Links computers in a limited area
WAN
Links computer systems a few miles or thousands of miles apart
The Internet is the largest WAN
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5. Moving Data: Bandwidth and Modems*
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Moving Data: Bandwidth and Modems
Analog signals are continuous waves.
Digital signals are discontinuous, discrete pulses.
Converters translate signals.
This is Figure 8.1.
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Moving Data: Bandwidth and Modems
Bandwidth is the maximum amount of data transmitted through a communication channel at one time.
Throughput is the actual amount of data transmitted.
Broadband is any transmission that carries several channels to transport data at high speeds.
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Moving Data: Bandwidth and Modems
A modem is a communication device used to send and receive data.
The sender uses modulation to transmit digital signals.
The receiver uses demodulation to return signals to digital form.
This is Figure 3.3.
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8. Moving Data: Bandwidth and Modems*
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Moving Data: Bandwidth and Modems
This is Figure 8.4.
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9. Moving Data: Bandwidth and Modems*
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Moving Data: Bandwidth and Modems
Types of modems
Analog
Digital subscriber line (DSL)
Cable
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)
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10. Wired Transmission Media*
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Wired Transmission Media
Twisted pair wire is copper wire used for telephone and data communication.
Two pairs of interweaved wires
This is Figure 8.6.
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11. Wired Transmission Media*
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Wired Transmission Media
Coaxial cable consists of copper wire surrounded by insulation.
This is Figure 8.7.
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12. Wired Transmission Media*
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Wired Transmission Media
Fiber-optic cable consists of thin strands of glass or plastic that carry data through pulses of light.
This is Figure 8.8.
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13. Wireless Transmission Media*
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Wireless Transmission Media
Infrared is a wireless transmission medium that carries data through the air using light beams.
Use an IrDA port to enable data transfer.
This is Figure 8.9.
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14. Wireless Transmission Media*
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Wireless Transmission Media
Radio transmission through the air as radio frequency or radio waves.
Bluetooth radio transmission enables devices communicate wirelessly.
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15. Wireless Transmission Media*
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Wireless Transmission Media
Satellites are microwave relay stations in space that transmit data through microwave signals.
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16. Wired and Wireless Applications*
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Wired and Wireless Applications
Internet telephony
Videoconferencing transmits sound and video images to people in different locations using:
Video camera
Skype software
This is Figure 8.26.
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17. Wired and Wireless Applications*
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Wired and Wireless Applications
Facsimile transmission (fax) transmits documents over a telephone line or the Internet
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