Data Communication: Definitions, Network Types and Topologies, Slides of Data Communication Systems and Computer Networks

Definitions for key data communication concepts, explains different types of networks based on geographical and topological classifications, and discusses various network topologies. Students will learn about links, channels, nodes, end systems, multiplexing, lans, mans, wans, global area networks, point to point networks, broadcast networks, switched networks, personal area networks, and various network topologies such as bus, star, tree, mesh, and ring.

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Data Communication

Today’s Lecture

  • Definitions
  • Network Topologies

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Networks

  • Network
    • Interconnection of two computers forms a network
  • Networks Categories
    • Geographical Classification
      • LANs
      • MAN
      • WANs
      • Global Area Network
        • Topological Classification
          • Point to Point Networks
          • Broadcast Networks
          • Switched Networks
        • Special Networks
          • Personal Area Networks
          • Storage Area Networks

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Geographical Classification

  • LANs
    • Usually confines to a building or small office
    • Usually low cost networks, major role is sharing of resources
    • The network in DCIS labs
  • MANs
    • Spread over an area from 1 to 30 km usually contains more than one LANS
    • e.g. DCIS LAB connected to Head Quarter network
  • WANs
    • Spread over an area from 30 km to world wide e.g. internet
  • Global Area Networks
    • Spread over unlimited geographical area, WAN Interconnection

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  • Broadcast Message Types
    • There three different types of messages
      • Uni-cast message
      • Multicast message
      • Broadcast message
  • Bus , Ring, Satellite systems are broadcast networks
  • Switched Networks
  • Circuit switched network.
  • Packet switched network.

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Special Networks

  • Personal Area Network
    • A small home based network used to interconnect home devices.
    • A technique used to transfer data between two persons when they physically contact each other. Also termed as near field intra body communication
    • PAN uses nano amp current passed through human body to transfer data, three major application of PAN are - Transfer data between electronic devices carried by the two person e.g. electronic card - Transfer personal data between personal devices like mobile phone or pager carried by the two persons - Secure transaction by PAN sensors
    • Example
      • A Personal ATM card
      • Personal Computer etc

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Start Network (hub based)

  • Hub’s Operation

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Start Network (switch based)

  • Operation of a switch

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Start Ring

  • A simple token ring network using concentrator