Differentiate between parallel port and serial port. Why are they necessary for the computer system?
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Difference Between Parallel Port & Serial Port. The main difference between a serial port and a parallel port is that a serial port transmits data one bit after another, while a parallel port transmits all 8 bits of a byte in parallel. Thus a parallel port transmits data much faster than a serial port.
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Serial Port:
- The name “serial” conveys that it is “one by one”
- “Transmits” data one bit after another
- “Transmits single stream” of data
- It serves as an interface
- Consists of single wire
- Example: COM
Parallel port :
- The name “parallel” conveys that it is multiple
- “Transmits” all 8 bits in parallel
- Since it transmit bit by bit, serial port are slower
- Faster when compared to serial port
- “Transmits multiple stream” of data
- Connection between two sub system
- Consists of multiple wires
- Example :printer/LPT port
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