Exam 6: Errors, Error Detection, and Error Control
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The ____________________ method typically adds 8 to 32 check bits to potentially large data packets and yields an error detection capability approaching 100 percent.
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Once an error in the received data transmission stream is detected,the action that the receiver takes is called ____________________.
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To minimize the effect of echo,a device called a(n)____ can be attached to a line.
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An arithmetic checksum _______ the individual characters to be transmitted.
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If the impulse spike interferes with an analog signal,removing it without affecting the original signal is extremely easy.
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____________________ is a process that keeps a transmitter from sending too much data to a receiver.
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____________________ parity tries to solve the main weakness of simple parity-that all even numbers of errors are not detected.
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When a digital signal is being transmitted,the rises and falls of the signal can start to shift,or become blurry,and thus produce ____________________.
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In a sliding-winow error control system,a receiver may acknowledge multiple packets with a single ACK.
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Because white noise is relatively continuous,it can be reduced significantly but never completely eliminated.
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