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Real-time communication

Real-time communication (RTC) is a category of software protocols and communication hardware media that gives real-time guarantees, which is necessary to support real-time guarantees of real-time computing. In real-time communication, protocols are concerned not only with the validity and integrity of data transferred but also the timeliness of the transfer.

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Hard real-time systems

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Real-time communication

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples19
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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Real-time communication

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related to Soft real-time systems · 6
Real-time communication → Data, Discord, Google Meet, This, Unlike, VoIP
related to Examples · 5
Real-time communication → Ethernet, SpaceWire, The, Time-Triggered Ethernet, WebRTC
related to Hard real-time systems · 3
Real-time communication → Common, Due, Hard

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real-time communication hard soft systems system protocols generally one fault consequences data safety-critical catastrophic upon medical telecommunications directly common applications

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airbag firing computers.ExamplesThe spacecraft communication network SpaceWire supports real-time communication.Time-Triggered Ethernet supports real-time synchronous communication in complex multi-hop Ethernet networksinstance ofand critical safety systems0.80text
residential internet connectionsinstance ofThis allows soft real-time communication systems to operate over consumer networks0.80text
cellular networksinstance ofThis allows soft real-time communication systems to operate over consumer networks0.80text
Discordinstance ofA large amount of soft real-time systems are telecommunications products such as VoIP systems and certain video calling platforms0.80text
Google Meetinstance ofA large amount of soft real-time systems are telecommunications products such as VoIP systems and certain video calling platforms0.80text
Real-time communicationrelated to ExamplesThe0.60section
Real-time communicationrelated to ExamplesSpaceWire0.60section
Real-time communicationrelated to ExamplesTime-Triggered Ethernet0.60section
Real-time communicationrelated to ExamplesEthernet0.60section
Real-time communicationrelated to ExamplesWebRTC0.60section
Real-time communicationrelated to Hard real-time systemsHard0.60section
Real-time communicationrelated to Hard real-time systemsDue0.60section

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