02-01-2003 02:27 AM - edited 03-02-2019 04:43 AM
hello
i was wondering what is the different between synchronous and asynchronous
communication ?
and what is the meaning of that ?
is ppp for example is synchronous or asynchrounous ?
is f/r for is synchronous or asynchrounous ?
could f/r or ppp be both ? - sometime synchronous and sometime asynchrounous ?
hmm - thanks again
02-01-2003 09:02 AM
In short:
Asynchronous transmission uses start and stop bits/signals for every byte send. If no data is beeing send, the line is not used. Normally used in low-speed applications.
Synchronous transmssion sends continuously signals over the line with predeterminated bitcombination if it isnt data. Always a signal that is used for sync. Even if there arnt data to send, a predetermend bitpattern is send. Normally used i high-speed applications.
To sum up:
Asynchronous recevier runs clock async/unsynched with respect to tthe incoming signal.
Synchronous receciver operats in sync with the recevied signal.
This communication is about the encoding over a line.
PPP is an encapsulationprotocol that can be used on both asynch and synch transmission. PPP is a data link layer protocol of OSI. This is all about how to transfer data over a line.
02-01-2003 09:56 AM
thanks for your answer
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