Data Transmission
Data transmission
is, very generally speaking, the conveyance of any kind of
information
from one space to another. Historically this could be done by
courier
, a chain of bonfires or
semaphores
, and later by
Morse code
over copper
wires
. In recent computer terms, it means sending a stream of
bits
or
bytes
from one location to another using any number of technologies to do so. Among them are
copper
wire
,
optical fibre
,
radio-link
,
laser
,
radio
or
infra-red light
. A related concept to data transmission is the
data transmission protocol
used to make the data transfer legible. Current protocols favour packet based communication. See also
Computer network
Network protocol
telecommunication
concentrator
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