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What kind of topology is susceptible to signal bounce?
A BusSource: Page 195 Network+ Guide to Networks 5e
In bus topology if ends are not conected then what happens?
If the ends of a bus topology network are not terminated then you will get 'signal bounce'. This will cause all packets to collide with each other, and the net effect is that the network is unusable.
Discuss the consequences if a connection fails in a bus topology?
Any connection failure in a bus topology will result in the network becoming unusable due to signal bounce in the affected cable.
Which of th following topologies is susceptible to a signal bounce?
bus
What is the greatest risk to a bus network?
Firstly,bus has no safety at all. And often had an accident. This risk can cause by driver or the circumstances at the road. The main risk is that there will be a break in the cable connections somewhere, which causes the entire network to go down due to signal bounce.
How many cables are needed to connect N devices in a physical bus?
Generally it would be N - 1, assuming that the ends of the segment were terminated by a terminator to prevent signal bounce.
A bus network would suffer from signal bounce without what?
a specific resistor/ capacitor circuit connected to a 555 timer will create a debounce switch in synchronous format
What is the function of the terminator in a bus topology?
To prevent signals from being echoed back through the network
What occurs if you use an unterminated coaxial cable as a bus in a data network?
Echo-back interferes with the original signal
If there was a fly on a bus and the bus was bouncing does the fly bounce?
No but if the fly is hanging on to the bus then yes.
What are fault codes P202C-004 on Mercedes?
P202C-004 = CAN BUS signal from EIS controller,CAN BUS signal error
Which network topology is best for hospital network?
Bus
