What is synchronous data transmission?
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Synchronous transmission is transmission of signals in a fixed interval based on a predefined clocking signal and is meant for constant and reliable transmission of time-sensitive data such as VoIP and audio/video streaming.
This method of transmission is used when large amounts of data need to be transferred quickly since data is transferred in large blocks instead of individual characters. The data blocks are spaced and grouped in regular intervals and preceded by synchronous characters that a remote device decode and use to synchronize the connection between the end points.
This method of transmission is used when large amounts of data need to be transferred quickly since data is transferred in large blocks instead of individual characters. The data blocks are spaced and grouped in regular intervals and preceded by synchronous characters that a remote device decode and use to synchronize the connection between the end points.
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