10b-Tutorial For Lectures 1-7
10b-Tutorial For Lectures 1-7
clock
signal
1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0
Manchester
Amplitude Amplitude
Time
Time
Analogue Signal
PAM
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clock
signal
1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0
iv) Is the first bit a 0 or a 1 or indeterminate in the figure below? Explain your reasoning.
clock
signal
1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0
Differential Manchester
v) Sketch the encapsulation at each stage of the stack below assuming 802.3 (or ethernet)
format at the Link level.
Application
messages
Transport
TCP packets
Network IP Datagrams
Link
Frames for specific
network technology
TCP Data passing
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Network
Network Router
Identical Identical
datagram datagram Link
Link
hop 1 hop 2
Interface
Identical Identical
Frame m1 Frame m2
Medium 1 Medium 2
TCP/IP Data-passing between remote nodes
vi) Add peer to peer communication and router stack in use in the figure above
vii) Nyquist tells us that R=2Bc is the basic bit rate over a communication channel of bandwidth
Bc .
If a discriminator can identify M different amplitude levels in a signal element how does the
relationship between R and Bc change to give us a value for R?
If M is 4 in your new relationship between R and Bc how would a transmitter organize the
bits of the following bit stream and what do you think the transmitter would send in an
analogue carrier system? Bit stream 0101111000 .
viii) Explain how the same effect as discussed in viii) is used to increase R when phases are used.
ix) Explain Spread Spectrum Direct Sequence and sketch an example of a binary sequence being
transmitted.
x) Explain with the aid of a sketch how Go Back N ARQ works in Sliding Windows.
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