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Controlling Bit Through Cables
To transmit a binary code from one device to another device, the devices generate electricity through the wire delivery. Electrical signal has many characteristics that can be controlled and changed by the NIC. Changing one value means a binary 1 and a binary 0 value means, allowing you to transfer data over the wire.For example, imagine if both PC1 and PC2 have a NIC, and there is a single wire that mengoneksikan two cards. The thin wire, long pieces made of copper, and copper is able to mengonduksikan electricity very well. Now imagine if the encoding standard used by companies that cause the NIC established that binary 0 is represented by a power supply voltage of 5 volts and a binary 1 is represented by 10 volts. Encoding is a term that refers to a set of rules that define what kind of electrical signal to be made by the sender to implement the binary 0 and binary 1.
In the picture above, PC2 generate electricity in a wire. In this case, PC2 wants to send a binary value of 0101. So PC2 sends a signal of 5 volts, then 10 volts, 5 volts and 10 volts, because the encoding scheme imaginative in this example stating that the 5 volt mean 0 and 10 volts means 1. PC1, Another tip of the wire, felt the incoming electrical signals and interpret its electricity using the same set of rules to interpret the encoding as PC2 0101, to be exact.
Note that the graph shown in the figure above illustrates the different electrical voltage, or constant. Therefore, the X-axis (horizontal axis) present time, when the electric Voltage changed, the X-axis value immediately changes to the next.
utilization different and constant value, which subsequently changed rapidly to other value that allows (as shown above), is called digital transmission. To transmit a binary number, or binary digit, is very useful when the data transmission is done using digital transmissions.
The term bps (bits per second) often refers to the connection speed networking. Note when units are bits, not bytes. In fact, in particular LAN running at a much higher speed, with slow LAN transmit 10 million bits per second (Mbps, also called megabits per second).




