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The document is an assignment submitted by Ayesha Batool for the subject Cs(610) at Virtual University of Pakistan. It includes tasks such as extracting 8-bit data messages from 9-bit received elements, decoding them into ASCII characters, and discussing collision avoidance techniques in wireless LANs. Additionally, it matches LAN technologies with their corresponding data transfer rates.

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cs610 Assignment 1 Solution

The document is an assignment submitted by Ayesha Batool for the subject Cs(610) at Virtual University of Pakistan. It includes tasks such as extracting 8-bit data messages from 9-bit received elements, decoding them into ASCII characters, and discussing collision avoidance techniques in wireless LANs. Additionally, it matches LAN technologies with their corresponding data transfer rates.

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Assignment No.

Student ID:
bc220401644
Subject:
Cs(610)
Submitted by:
Ayesha Batool
Submitted to:
Mr. Hammad Khalid Khan

Virtual University of Pakistan, Lahore


Question No. 1

1. Extract 8-bit Data Message: Remove the Parity bits to extract the 8-bit data message
from each 9-bit received element.
2. Decode and Extract using ASCII:Convert each 8-bit data message into its
corresponding ASCII character to extract the meaningful words.

Answer-

Received Message 010101100 010101010 010011001 010011010 010100110


Data message (Bits)? 01010110 01010101 01001100 01001101 01010011
Decoded Message? V U L M S

Question No. 2

a) In wireless LANS, the stations may be located at some distance, making it impossible
to detect any collision, if occurs. What technique is used to overcome the collisions in
wireless LANs?
Answer-
The most common technique used to overcome the collisions in wireless LANs is
CSMA/CA. it stands for Carrier Multiple Access with Collision Avoidance. As the collisions
can be easily detected in wired LANS by physical connections but this is not same in wireless
LANs because, there is no physical connection. So that CSMA/CA has ability to detect
collision in this system.
Question No. 2
b) Match the correct speed as mentioned in Column B to the technology mentioned in
column A.

A: LAN technology B: Data transfer rate / Speed


LOCAL TALK 100Mbps
IBM TOKEN RING 230.4Kbps
Fiber distributed data
4Mbps to 16Mbps
interconnect
Answer.

A: LAN technology B: Data transfer rate / Speed


LOCAL TALK 230.4Kbps
IBM TOKEN RING 4Mbps to 16Mbps
Fiber distributed data
100Mbps
interconnect

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