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Asynchronous communication

In telecommunications, asynchronous communication is transmission of data, generally without the use of an external clock signal, where data can be transmitted intermittently rather than in a steady stream. Any timing required to recover data from the communication symbols is encoded within the symbols.

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Data link layer and higher

Data link layerStatistical multiplexingAsynchronous Transfer ModeData packetsCircuit switched
14 related topics

Application layer

File transferEmailWorld Wide WebStreaming mediaIP telephony
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Physical layer

Physical protocol layerWord lengthOctetsBytesASCII characters
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Electronically mediated communication

Bulletin-board systems
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Physical layer

Data link layer and higher

Application layer

Electronically mediated communication

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Asynchronous communication

Nodes44
Edges43
Triples21
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.045455
Components1

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Asynchronous communication

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related to Data link layer and higher · 13
Asynchronous communication → Asynchronous, Asynchronous Transfer Mode, ATM, Ethernet, Examples, HDLC, In, ISDN, Note, PPP, SONET/SDH, The, USB
related to Application layer · 5
Asynchronous communication → An, Examples, IP, IPTV, World Wide Web
related to Electronically mediated communication · 3
Asynchronous communication → Electronically, Examples, The

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communication data asynchronous bit example rate layer serial examples start transmission clock transmitted time physical link telecommunications synchronization asynchronously synchronous

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Asynchronous communicationrelated to Application layerAn0.60section
Asynchronous communicationrelated to Application layerExamples0.60section
Asynchronous communicationrelated to Application layerWorld Wide Web0.60section
Asynchronous communicationrelated to Application layerIP0.60section
Asynchronous communicationrelated to Application layerIPTV0.60section
Asynchronous communicationrelated to Data link layer and higherAsynchronous0.60section
Asynchronous communicationrelated to Data link layer and higherAsynchronous Transfer Mode0.60section
Asynchronous communicationrelated to Data link layer and higherATM0.60section
Asynchronous communicationrelated to Data link layer and higherIn0.60section
Asynchronous communicationrelated to Data link layer and higherThe0.60section
Asynchronous communicationrelated to Data link layer and higherISDN0.60section
Asynchronous communicationrelated to Data link layer and higherSONET/SDH0.60section

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