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COMMUNICATIONS
AND
NETWORKS
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Communications
The process of sharing data, programs, and information
between two or more computers
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Communications Today
Numerous applications depend on communicationsystemsE-mail , Instant messaging (IM), Internet telephone, and Electronic commerce
C onnectivity uses computer networks to link people
and resources Going w ireless has been the most dramatic change
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Communication Systems
Four basic elements ± Sending and receiving devices
± Communication channel
± Connection devices
± Data transmission specifications
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Connection Device Signals
Types of signals
± Analog
±
Digital
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Communication Channels
Channels carry data from one computer to
another
Two categories of communication channels
± Physical connection
± Wireless connection
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Physical Connections
T elephone lines
C oaxial cable
Fiber-optic cable
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Wireless Connections
Infrared
Broadcast radio
± Wi-FI (wireless
fidelity)/802.11
Microw ave
± Stations
± Bluetooth
Microwave dish
Infrared, Broadcast Radio, Microwave
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Wireless Connections - Satellites
Satellite
± Uplink/Dow nlink
± Global Positioning System
Global positioning
± Network of 24 satellites
± Owned by the Defense Department
Global positioning system (GP S) ± Devices used to determine location
± Provides navigational support
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Connection Device Types
Types of modems
± External
± Internal
± P C C ard
± Wireless
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Multiplexers
Frequency Division Multiplexing
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Time Division Multiplexing Time Division Multiplexing
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Connection Services
Dial-Up services Leased lines T1, T2, T3 and T4
Digital subscriber line (DSL)
± Uses existing phone lines
± One type widely used is ADSL
C able modems
± Uses existing TV cable
± P
rovides speeds as fast as DSL at a lower cost Satellite/air connection services
± Seven times faster than dial-up
± Slower than DSL & cable modem
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Bandwidth
Measurement of the capacity of the channel
Categories
±
Low band w idths or Voiceband ± Medium band
± Broadband
Used for high capacity transmission
Used by DSL, cable, and satellite
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Protocols
Set of communication rules
Standard for Internet: TC P/IP ( T ransmission
control protocol/Internet protocol ) ± Identifies devices
± Reformats information
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Networks
A computer network is a communication
system
Connects two or more computers Allows information exchange
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Network Types
Local area net w orks
Home net w orks
±
W LAN
Metropolitan area
net w orks
Wide area net w orks
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Network Architecture
Architecture describes how a network is
arranged
Arrangement is called topology Types of network topology
± Star
± Bus
± Ring
± Hierarchical
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Star Network
Smaller computers
linked to a central unit
Central unit is called the
network hub
Control is maintained by
polling
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Bus Network
Each device handles its own communication control
There is no host computer
Has a common connecting cable called a backbone
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Ring Network
Each device is connected
to two other devices
No central file server or
computer
Useful in a decentralized
environment
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Hierarchical Network
Several computers
linked to a central host
Computers are hosts to
other computers
Useful in centralized
organizations
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Strategies
Strategy is a way of coordinating the sharing
of information and
resources
Common network
strategies
± T erminal
± C lient/server
± Peer-to-peer
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Internets and Extranets Intranets
± Private network within an
organization
± Provides information to employees
Extranets
± Private network that connects
organizations
± Used to allow suppliers and others
access
Firew alls
± Security system
± Protects against external threats
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APPLICATIONS
VoiceCommunication
- Standard Phone
Service
- Voice mail ,
recognition &
conferencing system
- Intercom System
DataCommunication
- Online Transaction &Fund Transfer Systems
- Hardware & Software
sharing
- Files & Database
Transfers
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APPLICATIONS
Text andMessaging
Communication
- Computer conferencing
systems
- Electronic bulletin
boards
Monitoring andControl
- Security surveillance &
monitoring
- Card-key security
systems