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Types of Network Communication Standard (Token Ring ((Advantages Reduced…

- - - - It does not need too much cost and is relatively inexpensive compare to others.
        
        The cables used in ethernet connection are immune to noise so that the good quality of data transfer could be maintain without any degradation.
    - - It is not a good choice of interactive applications. In an interactive application, data is very small and need quick data transfer but there is a limit of the minimum size of the frame to 46B in ethernet.
- - - - It’s requirement for power is low. This provides high degree of security with low probability of detection and intercept. It also eliminates the need of a power amplifier in the transmitter.
        
        UWB also have high performance in multipath channels since it had high immunity to multipath fading. It delivers higher signal strengths in adverse conditions.
    - - Having issues of co-existence and interference with other radio-based technologies.
        
        Charged a higher cost and is expensive.
- - - - It has low power consumption.
        
        It has range better than Infrared communication.
    - - Security. This is due to the fact that it operates on Radio frequency and hence can penetrate through walls. It is advisable not to use it for critical business or personal data transfer.
        
        The bandwidth is lower compare to Wi-Fi.
- - - - It is an open protocol suite. It is not owned by any particular institute and so can be used by any individual or organization.
        
        It is a scalable, client-server architecture. This allows networks to be added without disrupting the current services
    - - It does not clearly separate the concepts of services, interfaces, and protocols. So, it is not suitable to describe new technologies in new networks
        
        It was originally designed and implemented for wide area networks. It is not optimized for small networks like LAN (local area network) and PAN (personal area network).