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Circuit Switching in Computer Network

Introduction of MAC Address In circuit switching network resources (bandwidth) is divided into pieces and bit delay is
in Computer Network constant during a connection. The dedicated path/circuit established between sender
and receiver provides a guaranteed data rate. Data can be transmitted without any
MAC Filtering in Computer
delays once the circuit is established.
Network
Telephone system network is the one of example of Circuit switching. TDM (Time

Multiple Access Protocols in Division Multiplexing) and FDM (Frequency Division Multiplexing) are two methods of
Computer Network multiplexing multiple signals into a single carrier.

Frequency Division Multiplexing : Divides into multiple bands

Ethernet Frame Format
Frequency Division Multiplexing or FDM is used when multiple data signals are
combined for simultaneous transmission via a shared communication medium.It
EtherChannel in Computer
is a technique by which the total bandwidth is divided into a series of non-
Network
overlapping frequency sub-bands,where each sub-band carry different signal.
Practical use in radio spectrum & optical ber to share multiple independent
Difference between Byte
stu ng and Bit stu ng signals.
Time Division Multiplexing : Divides into frames
Packet Switching and Delays Time-division multiplexing (TDM) is a method of transmitting and receiving
in Computer Network independent signals over a common signal path by means of synchronized
switches at each end of the transmission line. TDM is used for long-distance
Classless Inter Domain communication links and bears heavy data tra c loads from end user.
Routing (CIDR) Time division multiplexing (TDM) is also known as a digital circuit switched.

Differences between POP3 Formulas in Circuit Switching :

and IMAP
Transmission rate = Link Rate or Bit rate /
Most popular in Computer Networks
Creating an Asynchronous no. of slots = R/h bps
Multithreaded chat Transmission time = size of file /
Vernam Cipher in Cryptography
Application in Java transmission rate
= x / (R/h) = (x*h)/R second
Secure Socket Layer (SSL)
Border Gateway Protocol Total time to send packet to destination =
(BGP) Transmission time + circuit setup time
Difference between Private key and Public
Question on Circuit switching – key
Collision-Free Protocols in
Computer Network These questions will help you understand circuit switching
Transition from IPv4 to IPv6 address
Example 1 : How long it takes to send a le of ‘x bits’ from host A to host B over a
Working Of Different layers in
Computer Network circuit switched network that uses TDM with ‘h slots’ and have a bit rate of ‘R Mbps’, Difference between Synchronous and
circuit establish time is k seconds.Find total time? Asynchronous Transmission

Session Management in HTTP

Explanation :
Transmission rate = Link Rate or Bit rate / no. of slots = R/h bps
Differences between Pure and
Slotted Aloha
Transmission time = size of le/ transmission rate = x / (R/h) = (x*h)/R More related articles in Computer
Networks
Total time = transmission time + circuit setup time = (x*h)/R secs + k secs
TCP and UDP in Transport
Difference between Block Cipher and
Layer
Stream Cipher
Example 2 : If a link transmits F frames/sec and each slot has B bits then nd the
Classful Vs Classless transmission rate?
Intrusion Detection System (IDS)
Addressing
Explanation :
Since it is not mention how many slots in each frame we take one frame has one slot. Design Issues of Distributed System
Difference Between Go-Back-
N and Selective Repeat Transmission rate is amount of data send in 1 second.
Protocol Cryptography and its Types
Transmission rate = F * B bits/sec

To know difference between Circuit Switching and Packet Switching refer – Difference Difference between Stop and Wait protocol
Difference between
Connection-oriented and b/w Circuit switch & packet switch and Sliding Window protocol
Connection-less Services
References :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circuit_switching
Difference between Flow
Control and Congestion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency-division_multiplexing
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