Describe three different types of data transmission?

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Data transmission can be classified into three main types: serial, parallel, and wireless. Serial transmission sends data one bit at a time, parallel sends multiple bits simultaneously, and wireless uses radio waves for transmission.
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What is wired data transmission?
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Wired data transmission refers to the transfer of data over physical cables, such as Ethernet or fiber optics. It provides reliable, high-speed connections compared to wireless methods, making it essential for many networking applications.
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What are the types of wired data transmission?
Coaxial cable
Twisted-pair cable
Fiber optic cable
Answer explanation
The types of wired data transmission include coaxial cable, twisted-pair cable, and fiber optic cable. Each type has unique characteristics and uses in networking and telecommunications.
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What is wireless data transmission?
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Wireless data transmission refers to the transfer of data without physical connections, using electromagnetic waves. It enables communication over distances, commonly seen in technologies like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular networks.
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What are the applications of wireless communication?
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Wireless communication is used in various applications such as mobile phones, Wi-Fi networks, satellite communication, IoT devices, and remote sensing, enabling connectivity and data transfer without physical connections.
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What is analog data transmission?
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Analog data transmission refers to the process of sending information in a continuous signal form, such as sound waves or electrical signals, which represent varying quantities. This contrasts with digital transmission, which uses discrete values.
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What are common examples of analog devices?
Microphones
Speakers
Traditional thermometers
Answer explanation
Common analog devices include microphones, which convert sound into electrical signals, speakers that convert electrical signals back into sound, and traditional thermometers that measure temperature through physical changes in materials.
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