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Hello Friends, Is it possible to avoid Collision? If yes means? How? sabastian 26-February-2009 05:49:00 PMComments www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/430201 Posted by crouse www.wikihow.com/Avoid-a-Moose-or-Deer-Collision Posted by crouse yes Posted by crouse YES Posted by waqqas1 Yes it is possible to avoid collision by using CSMA/CD scheme.But it does not completely avoid collision. Posted by jahangir1983 Yes it is possible to avoid collision by using CSMA/CD scheme.But it does not completely avoid collision. Posted by jahangir1983 Yes it is possible to avoid collision by using CSMA/CD scheme.But it does not completely avoid collision. Posted by jahangir1983 Yes it is possible to avoid collision by using CSMA/CD scheme.But it does not completely avoid collision. Posted by sagitraz It is possible to eliminate collisions altogether if we can provide separate send and receive circuits; this is more like a telephone (which allows us to speak and hear at the same time) than a walkie-talkie. This requires four conductors—a positive and negative pair for each circuit. The use of twisted-pair cabling (not coax), which has at least four conductors (and more likely eight) allows us to create a full duplex connection, with simultaneous send and receive circuits. Full-duplex connections eliminate collisions because the host can now send and receive simultaneously. Modern Ethernet is fast, reliable, and collision free if you set it up right. Speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second are possible with the correct cabling. Posted by nicholsonfenix |
Posted: 27-February-2009 11:57:56 AM By: nicholsonfenix It is possible to eliminate collisions altogether if we can provide separate send and receive circuits; this is more like a telephone (which allows us to speak and hear at the same time) than a walkie-talkie. This requires four conductors—a positive and negative pair for each circuit. The use of twisted-pair cabling (not coax), which has at least four conductors (and more likely eight) allows us to create a full duplex connection, with simultaneous send and receive circuits. Full-duplex connections eliminate collisions because the host can now send and receive simultaneously. Modern Ethernet is fast, reliable, and collision free if you set it up right. Speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second are possible with the correct cabling. | |
Posted: 27-February-2009 04:29:09 PM By: sagitraz Yes it is possible to avoid collision by using CSMA/CD scheme.But it does not completely avoid collision. | |
Posted: 27-February-2009 10:49:25 PM By: jahangir1983 Yes it is possible to avoid collision by using CSMA/CD scheme.But it does not completely avoid collision. | |
Posted: 27-February-2009 10:55:57 PM By: jahangir1983 Yes it is possible to avoid collision by using CSMA/CD scheme.But it does not completely avoid collision. | |
Posted: 27-February-2009 10:57:21 PM By: jahangir1983 Yes it is possible to avoid collision by using CSMA/CD scheme.But it does not completely avoid collision. | |
Posted: 28-February-2009 11:47:34 AM By: waqqas1 YES | |
Posted: 03-March-2009 04:38:48 AM By: crouse yes | |
Posted: 18-September-2009 03:30:09 AM By: crouse www.wikihow.com/Avoid-a-Moose-or-Deer-Collision | |
Posted: 18-September-2009 03:41:20 AM By: crouse www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/430201 |