Suppose there are 4 nodes sharing a broadcast channel using TDMA protocol. Suppose at time t=0: Node 1 has three frames to transmit, Node 2 has two frames to transmit, Node 3 has no frame, Node 4 has four frames to transmit. The length of time slot is 2 seconds whereas time needed to transmit one frame is 1 second. Explain how TDMA will work and how much time will be taken to transmit all of these frames?

Suppose there are 4 nodes sharing a broadcast channel using TDMA protocol. Suppose at time t=0: Node 1 has three frames to transmit, Node 2 has two frames to transmit, Node 3 has no frame, Node 4 has four frames to transmit. The length of time slot is 2 seconds whereas time needed to transmit one frame is 1 second. Explain how TDMA will work and how much time will be taken to transmit all of these frames?

Systems Architecture

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ISBN:9781305080195

Author:Stephen D. Burd

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Chapter8: Data And Network Communication Technology

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 27VE

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