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decribe how it is possible to ensure data arrives correctly identified at its destination when using asynchomus data transmission​

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Answered by TheNarayan
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Synchronous Transmission

In synchronous transmission, data moves in a completely paired approach, in the form of chunks or frames.  Synchronisation between the source and target is required so that the source knows where the new byte begins, since there are no spaces included between the data.

Synchronous transmission is effective, dependable, and often utilised for transmitting a large amount of data.  It offers real-time communication between linked devices.

An example of synchronous transmission would be the transfer of a large text file.  Before the file is transmitted, it is first dissected into blocks of sentences.  The blocks are then transferred over the communication link to the target location.

Because there are no beginning and end bits, the data transfer rate is quicker but there’s an increased possibility of errors occurring.  Over time, the clocks will get out of sync, and the target device would have the incorrect time, so some bytes could become damaged on account of lost bits.  To resolve this issue, it’s necessary to regularly re-synchronise the clocks, as well as to make use of check digits to ensure that the bytes are correctly received and translated.

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Answered by Anonymous
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In Synchronous Transmission, data is transferred in the form of frames. On the other hand, in Asynchronous Transmission data is transmitted 1 byte at a time. Synchronous Transmission requires a clock signal between the sender and receiver so as to inform the receiver about the new byte

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