Redtacton--HAN
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The document discusses various security and data transmission devices, including a portable card-size transmitter that uses a proprietary protocol for unidirectional transmission at 230Kbps, an embedded receiver that also transmits unidirectionally at 230Kbps, and a PC card transceiver that can transmit bidirectionally at 10Mbps using TCP/IP and connects to devices via PCMCI. It concludes that red tacton technology is the best for data communication today as it uses the body as the transmission medium and has no risk of hacking.
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- 22. ■Security Devices Portable Card-Size Transmitter ・Transmission rate: 230Kbps ・Protocol: Proprietary protocol ・Transmission method: Unidirectional Embedded Receiver ・Transmission rate: 230Kbps ・Protocol: Proprietary protocol ・Transmission method: Unidirectional ・External device interface: 10/100BASE-T, RS232C
- 23. ■Data Transmission Devices PC Card Transceiver ・Transmission rate: 10Mbp ・Protocol: TCP/IP ・Transmission method: Half-duplex ・Terminal interface: PCMCI Embedded Receiver ・Transmission rate: 10Mbp ・Protocol: TCP/IP ・Transmission method: Half-duplex ・External device interface: 10BASE-T
- 24. Conclusion So we conclude that, red tacton is the best technology when compared with other data communication technologies present today. In this technology there is no problem of hackers as our body is itself a media.