Error Detection Flashcards

1
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What is the definition of error detection ?

A

The ability to detect errors caused by noise or their impairments during transmission

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2
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Name 4 different types of error detection ?

A

Repetition schemes
Parity schemes
Column parity
Row parity

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Define repetition schemes?

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A stream of data broken down into blocks. Each block is sent a predetermined number of times.

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Define parity schemes ?

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Parity error detection simply adds an extra binary digit within each block of data sent.

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5
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Name two different types of parity schemes?

A

Even parity scheme

Odd parity scheme

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6
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What are the disadvantages of repetition schemes ?

A

Inefficient

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What are the advantages of parity schemes ?

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Good for asynchronous transmissions

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8
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What are the disadvantages of parity schemes ?

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Only detect single errors.

Only detects an odd number of errors.

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What is the definition of error correction?

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The ability of the receiver to construct the original data error free.

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10
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What is automatic repeat request ? ARQ

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An error control method for data that uses acknowledgements with timeouts to achieve a reliable transmission over an unreliable service.

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There are two types of basic design for error correcting systems, name them ?

A

Automatic repeat request .

Forward error correction.

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12
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What are the three types of ARQ ?

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Stop and wait ARQ
Go back n ARQ
Selective repeat ARQ

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Define stop and wait ARQ?

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The simplest method of ARQ, where the transmit terminal sends the frames and won’t send anymore until it has an ack response from the receiver.

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14
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Disadvantages of go back N ARQ?

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Waste of windows and frames as they are resent.

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15
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What is the advantages of go back N ARQ?

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More efficient

Better than stop and wait

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16
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What are the advantages of selective repeat ARQ?

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Reduction of overhead

More efficient

17
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Define forward error correction ?

A

The receive terminal decodes what it receives into the most likely data.

For example within an element split into three, the most occurring binary digit. 1/1/0 so it’s a 1

18
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What are the advantages of forward error correcting ?

A

No back channel

Retransmission of data avoided

19
Q

What is the disadvantage of forward error correcting ?

A

Not 100% error free

20
Q

What other name is nrz-m known by ?

A

Frequency differential keying mark.