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A is an electronic path over which data can travel?
Bus
What does fault code U0009 mean on santa fe?
Controller area network(can) data bus, high speed bus(-) shorted to data bus(+) in short you have a fault in ur system
Which network topology provides a redundant path to transmit data?
bus
Inside the processor housing data instructions addresses and control signals travel on the bus?
Internal Bus
If a fails in a bus topology it doesn't affect data transfer on the rest of the network?
Computer
What is bus size?
The width of a data bus and the amount of data it can physically carry. It relates to how much data a computer can transfer within itself. A simple way of thinking of it is like a motorway. The more lanes there are on the motorway, the more cars can travel on it. A bus in a computer consists of lines of data being transferred around, so the more that can be carried, the faster your computer will go.
How do you move around in France?
For intercity travel there is an excellent rail network. Within large cities use public transport (metro and/or bus). To get to remote places use bus or car. Ask about family reductions and the like.
What is the difference between data bus and normal cable?
Data bus moves data inside your computer. Normal cable moves data external. Data buses are parallel and most network media is serial. Some media is also analog where as the data bus passes data digitally. There are many differences but to be more specific would depend on which 'normal cable' you are referring too.
What is the fastest type of network?
A fiber optic network is typically the fastest type of network due to its ability to transmit data using light signals, which travel at near the speed of light. Fiber optic networks offer high bandwidth and faster data transfer speeds compared to traditional copper-based networks.
What is the difference between a barrel connector and a repeater in terms of data transmission over bus topology network?
jb
What occurs if you use an unterminated coaxial cable as a bus in a data network?
Echo-back interferes with the original signal
What is purpose of terminator on bus topology?
In a bus topology, the purpose of a terminator is to absorb signals at both ends of the bus cable, preventing them from bouncing back and causing network interference. Without terminators, signals could reflect back along the bus, leading to data collisions and communication errors. By ensuring proper signal termination, terminators help maintain the integrity of data transmission across the network.
