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What is the key idea behind parity check codes, and how do they differ from simple parity checking?

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What are the benefits and drawbacks of the Internet checksum compared to other error detection techniques?

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Explain the core principle behind Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) and how it provides more robust error detection than parity or checksumming.

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What is the key idea behind channel partitioning protocols like TDMA and FDMA?

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What is the primary benefit of random access protocols like Slotted ALOHA and Pure ALOHA?

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How does the binary exponential backoff algorithm used in Ethernet work?

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What is the main advantage of "taking turns" protocols like polling and token passing compared to random access?

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What is a key disadvantage of the polling protocol for "taking turns" access?

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What issue can arise with the token passing protocol for "taking turns" access?

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In a multiple access network, what is the term used to describe the situation where two or more nodes attempt to transmit simultaneously, causing signal interference?

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What is the key idea behind parity check codes, and how do they differ from simple parity checking?

What are the benefits and drawbacks of the Internet checksum compared to other error detection techniques?

Explain the core principle behind Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) and how it provides more robust error detection than parity or checksumming.

What is the key idea behind channel partitioning protocols like TDMA and FDMA?

What is the primary benefit of random access protocols like Slotted ALOHA and Pure ALOHA?

How does the binary exponential backoff algorithm used in Ethernet work?

What is the main advantage of "taking turns" protocols like polling and token passing compared to random access?

What is a key disadvantage of the polling protocol for "taking turns" access?

What issue can arise with the token passing protocol for "taking turns" access?

In a multiple access network, what is the term used to describe the situation where two or more nodes attempt to transmit simultaneously, causing signal interference?