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Page 1: CS.5 Computer Communication and Networking By Rico Yu.

CS.5 Computer Communication and Networking

By Rico Yu

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The need for networking Type of network Media of transmission in a network Other network devices The use of protocol E.g. of computer communication

CS.5 Computer Communication and Networking

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The need for networking

Hardware sharing Communication Data and information sharing

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Hardware sharing

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Communication

Use network to communicate between users E-mail (電子郵件 )

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Data and information sharing

Share data, files or programs E.g.

POS system Airline reservation system

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Type of network

1. Local Area Network (LAN)a) Server based network

b) Peer-to-peer network

c) Terminal network

2. Wide Area Network (WAN)

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Local Area NetworkLocal Area NetworkNNAALL NNAALL NNAALL NNAALL - Within a room, floor or building

FAST!

FAST!

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Server based network

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Peer-to-peer network

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Terminal network

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LANLANLANLAN

LANLAN

I Love U !I Love U too !

Wide Area NetworkWide Area NetworkNNAAWW NNAAWW NNAAWW NNAAWW - link small networks in different geographic area

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Media of transmission in a network

1. Twisted pair cables

2. Coaxial cable

3. Optical fibres

4. Microwaves

5. Satellites

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1. Twisted pair cables (UTP cables)

Cheapest transmission medium

Susceptible to local electrical noises

Usually used for short distance

connections such as telephone line

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2. Coaxial cable

Fairly cheap transmission

mediumAn insulating material protect the copper wire

Used for connecting a TV

set to public antennaMore reliable as

it is better insulated

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3. Optical fibres

- Light passes along the coated fine cylindrical glass tubing by reflection

• Very expensive transmission medium

• Not subject to electrical disturbance

• Suited for long distances communication in high data rate

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4. Microwaves

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5. Satellite transmission

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Ground station receive the data and beam to the satellite by microwave

Satellite will re-transmit data to another ground station

5. Satellite transmission

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Other network devices

1. Modem

2. Server

3. Workstation

4. Network card

5. Hub or switch

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When two computers communicate to each other over a telephone lines, a modem is required for modulation and demodulation of signals.

1. Modem

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Modulation : digital signals are converted to analogue signals

Demodulation : analogue signals are converted to digital signals.

1. Modem