Deloitte Networking Quiz-2

Encoding involves converting data into a suitable format for transmission over a communication channel, ensuring its integrity and proper interpretation.

Bandwidth refers to the range of frequencies available for data transmission, indicating the capacity of a communication channel to carry data.

Multiplexing is the method of transmitting multiple signals simultaneously over a single communication channel, efficiently utilizing the available bandwidth.

Framing involves adding a header and trailer to the data unit, marking the beginning and end of the frame to facilitate proper data transmission and reception.

In half-duplex transmission, data can be sent in both directions, but only one direction at a time, enabling two-way communication in a shared channel.

Protocol refers to the rules and conventions for communication between devices, ensuring standardized and efficient data exchange.

Modulation involves adjusting a carrier signal based on the data signal, enabling the transmission of data over a communication channel.

Wi-Fi serves as the standard technology for wireless local area networking, facilitating internet connectivity and wireless communication within a specific range.

Near Field Communication (NFC) is widely used for short-range device communication, enabling secure data exchange between devices.

Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) is a prevalent wireless network technology enabling long-range communication between mobile devices and cell towers.