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The data section of a frame is also known as the "payload". It consists of the actual data being sent along with the headers of other PDU's in the frame. The size of the data section can vary from less than 50 bytes to 16KB, depending on the network type.
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How much data can a typical frame contain?
1500 bytes
The data portion of an Ethernet frame may contain?
46 to 14500
The data portion of an ethernet frame may contain bytes of information?
46 to 1500
What option correctly identifies content that the frame data field may contain?
Frame data field may contain information such as the number of frames a move takes to execute, the number of frames a move leaves the character vulnerable, the hitbox properties, and any special properties or effects associated with the move.
How much data is in one frame of an over-the-air interlaced TV signal?
There are a number of different answers depending on how you measure a frame. Here are a few of them: A frame of HD 1080i comprises two fields and is repeated 25 (Europe) or 29.97 (North America) times each second. A 25 FPS frame can contain up to 7.4MB of data. A 29.97 FPS frame can contain up to 6.2MB of data. These are based on an HD digital signal data rate of 1.483 gigabit per second which is the broadcast standard data rate. Each complete frame of broadcast standard HD at 1080 resolution contains about 5.2MB of data. The additional data mentioned above of 6.2MB and 7.4MB of data allows space for audio and other data to be carried as part of the signal. The other broadcast HD signal is 720p. It is progressive and not interlaced so the question doesn't strictly ask for information on the format. The format has an image of exactly half the resolution but runs at twice the frame rate. The data rate remains identical to a 1080i signal although each frame is about 2.6MB of image data, allowing space in the data stream for twice the number of frames.
Does the data link layer finalize and frame a packet?
yes,data link layer finalize and frame a packet as frame is a series of bits that units a data.........
What is byte stuffing in computer networking?
In byte stuffing (or character stuffing), a special byte is added to the data section of the frame when there is a character with the same pattern as the flag. The data section is stuffed with an extra byte. This byte is usually called the escape character (ESC), which has a predefined bit pattern. Whenever the receiver encounters the ESC character, it removes it from the data section and treats the next character as data, not a delimiting flag.
Whait is character-oriented protocol?
Character-oriented protocols are also known as byte oriented protocols. They are used in variable size framing by the Data link layer for data link control.Data are 8-bit characters encoded in ASCII. Along with the header and the trailer, 2 flags are included in each frame (beginning and end of frame) to separate it from other frames. These flags are protocol dependent characters.The important issue is how to differentiate when the data in the frame is the same as the flag? This means that how is the Receiver going to know that the frame content is actually the data not the flag?A solution is to use a process called BYTE STUFFING. An extra byte is added to the data section of the frame, where the character sequence is the same as the flag. This is usually the escape character: ESC.Of course if the data section also includes same sequence of characters as ESC another ESC character will be added to tell the receiver which section is data.At receiver's end, this data section will be removed and be treated as a piece of data.Clearly, this procedure does not account for 16-bit or 32-bit characters we use today, so we rely on bit-stuffing protocols (mostly).
What is the Protocol data unit at the network layer?
frame
Why is framing done in networking?
A point-to-point connection consists of a wire in which data is transmitted as a stream of bits. However, these bits must be framed into discernible blocks of information. Framing is a function of the data link layer. It provides a way for a sender to transmit a set of bits that are meaningful to the receiver. Ethernet, token ring, frame relay, and other data link layer technologies have their own frame structures. Frames have headers that contain information such as error-checking codes. Frame is a digital data transmission unit that includes frame synchronization.
What is the feature where a station sends data and an acknowledgement in one frame called?
Piggybacking sending an acknowledgement in an individual frame it is piggy-backed on the data frame.
What is the definition of Frame-by-frame?
Looking at a piece of film one section at a time .
