amazing sir! With extraordinary teaching skill !

Is this also possible on classic ethernet? CSMA/CD says that it can detect a collision between two nodes if the transmission time is long enough. Such that a node can warn the connected other node that a collision has occured while that node is sending. Problem is that a node further away could send something, and corrupting a message that is already sent. I don't see how there is a solution for this

Thank you very much, great explanation:)

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How many lectures are there in this??

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Thanks Sir

Sir ,more how many classes?

In what type of environment would this exposed terminal problem even exist? I’m sure I’m missing something but need help figuring out what. If A, B, C, and D are all on the same channel, I would expect one of those (such as B) to be an access point while A and C are clients, so A only talks to B, and C only talks to B. So the only reason C would talk to D is if D is another access point which means if designed well would be on another channel and C/D wouldn’t even hear transmissions from B or A even if they were close enough So would this problem only arise where all four nodes are in Ad-hoc mode with no Access Point, or if the system operator is forced to have adjacent Access Points on the same channel due to lack of available channels?

b send to c CTSS not CTS .

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Then which algorithm.deals effectively sir?

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