Difference between synchronous & asynchronous communication.
Answer Posted / sahib
in synchronous communication,first connection between the
two nodes will be established,after establishment the data
transmission will take place
in asynchronous communication no need to check the
connection establishment while sender send the data the
receiver may be ready or may not be ready
in asynchronous sender will send byte of data with one
start bit and one stop bit(one start bit one byte data one
stop bit )
in synchronous communication sender will send block data
without start bit and stop bit
in synchronous communication,we will send the data with clk
reference
in asynchronous no need any clock reference
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