The document discusses different types of automatic repeat request (ARQ) protocols: stop-and-wait ARQ, go-back-N ARQ, and selective repeat ARQ. It covers topics like sequence numbers, window sizes, efficiency, and applications for each protocol. Stop-and-wait ARQ uses a window size of 1 and retransmits the last frame. Go-back-N ARQ uses a sliding window and retransmits all frames since the last good frame. Selective repeat ARQ also uses a sliding window but can retransmit individual frames, allowing the highest efficiency.
The document discusses different types of automatic repeat request (ARQ) protocols: stop-and-wait ARQ, go-back-N ARQ, and selective repeat ARQ. It covers topics like sequence numbers, window sizes, efficiency, and applications for each protocol. Stop-and-wait ARQ uses a window size of 1 and retransmits the last frame. Go-back-N ARQ uses a sliding window and retransmits all frames since the last good frame. Selective repeat ARQ also uses a sliding window but can retransmit individual frames, allowing the highest efficiency.
The document discusses different types of automatic repeat request (ARQ) protocols: stop-and-wait ARQ, go-back-N ARQ, and selective repeat ARQ. It covers topics like sequence numbers, window sizes, efficiency, and applications for each protocol. Stop-and-wait ARQ uses a window size of 1 and retransmits the last frame. Go-back-N ARQ uses a sliding window and retransmits all frames since the last good frame. Selective repeat ARQ also uses a sliding window but can retransmit individual frames, allowing the highest efficiency.