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Transmission Mode

 

WHAT IS TRANSMISSION

TRANSMISSION MODE MEANS TRANSFERRING DATA BETWEEN TWO DEVICES CONNECTED OVER A NETWORK IT IS ALSO KNOWN AS MODE OF COMMUNICATION.

TYPES OF  TRANSMISSION MODE

THERE ARE THREE TYPES OF TRANSMISSION MODE.

1.  SIMPLEX

2.  HALF DUPLEX 

3.  FULL DUPLEX 


SIMPLEX MODE

IN THIS MODE OF COMMUNICATION  DATA CAN BE SENT ONLY ONE DIRECTION MEANS UNI- DIRECTIONAL.

EX: LoudSpeaker , Keyboard, Monitor. Etc.........

You See It Communication Only One Directional It.
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HALF-DUPLEX MODE

IN THIS MODE OF COMMUNICATION A SENDER CAN SEND THE DATA AS WELL AS RECEIVES THE DATA BUT NOT AT THE SAME TIME.

EXAMPLE :  WALKIE-TALKIE

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FULL-DUPLEX MODE

IN THIS MODE OF COMMUNICATION THE SENDER CAN SEND AS WELL AS RECEIVE THE DATA ON THE OTHER HAND THE RECEIVER CAN RECEIVE AS WELL AS SEND THE DATA AT THE SAME TIME.

EXAMPLE :  TELEPHONE NETWORK


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SIMPLEX VS HALF-DULEX VS FULL DUPLEX DIAGRAM


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