There is a common misconception that analog technology is no longer used in the transmission of digital data. However analog transmission of data is transmitted using electricity, light, and radio. Transmissions in the air use radio, microwave, and satellite media. These transmissions take place in a specific OSI layer.
Choose one of the following:
Option 1:
Create
a detailed diagram or set of diagrams to show how the letter
A
is transmitted in an electrical, light, and radio wave. Show the similarities and differences between how data is transmitted in these three processes. Show the layers of the OSI model that are involved with translating the
A
to wave form or light pulses to include coding. Annotate the diagram(s) or add written information to the diagram(s) to explain the processes to a person that is not familiar with the technology.
Option 2:
Write a 1000 word paper explaining how each of the following protocols work to transmit data over a network: Ethernet (electric), FDDI, Fiber Optic (light), and WiFi (radio waves
.
There is a common misconception that analog technology is no longer .docx
1. There is a common misconception that analog technology is no
longer used in the transmission of digital data. However analog
transmission of data is transmitted using electricity, light, and
radio. Transmissions in the air use radio, microwave, and
satellite media. These transmissions take place in a specific OSI
layer.
Choose one of the following:
Option 1:
Create
a detailed diagram or set of diagrams to show how the letter
A
is transmitted in an electrical, light, and radio wave. Show the
similarities and differences between how data is transmitted in
these three processes. Show the layers of the OSI model that are
involved with translating the
A
to wave form or light pulses to include coding. Annotate the
diagram(s) or add written information to the diagram(s) to
explain the processes to a person that is not familiar with the
technology.
Option 2:
Write a 1000 word paper explaining how each of the following
protocols work to transmit data over a network: Ethernet
(electric), FDDI, Fiber Optic (light), and WiFi (radio waves
