Computer Science, asked by birthday6540, 1 year ago

Difference between serial and parallel transmission

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Answered by gokulcgn2000

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serial transmission means 1 light blink parallel means all light blink

Answered by ItzRadhika

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One of the primary difference is that; inSerial Transmission, data is sent bit by bit whereas, in Parallel Transmission a byte (8 bits) or character is sent at a time. The similarity is that both are used to connect and communicate with peripheral devices.

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