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    Difference Between Synchronous and Asynchronous Transmission

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    Synchronous transmission uses a shared clock between transmitter and receiver to synchronize data transmission in frames or blocks, making it faster but more costly than asynchronous transmission. Asynchronous transmission transmits individual characters containing start and stop bits, making it slower but simpler and cheaper than synchronous transmission.

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    Difference Between Synchronous and Asynchronous Transmission

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    Synchronous transmission uses a shared clock between transmitter and receiver to synchronize data transmission in frames or blocks, making it faster but more costly than asynchronous transmission. Asynchronous transmission transmits individual characters containing start and stop bits, making it slower but simpler and cheaper than synchronous transmission.

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    Synchronous transmission uses a shared clock between transmitter and receiver to synchronize data transmission in frames or blocks, making it faster but more costly than asynchronous transmission. Asynchronous transmission transmits individual characters containing start and stop bits, making it slower but simpler and cheaper than synchronous transmission.

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    Difference Between Synchronous and Asynchronous Transmission

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    Synchronous transmission uses a shared clock between transmitter and receiver to synchronize data transmission in frames or blocks, making it faster but more costly than asynchronous transmission. Asynchronous transmission transmits individual characters containing start and stop bits, making it slower but simpler and cheaper than synchronous transmission.

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    Difference Between Synchronous and Asynchronous Transmission

    S. Synchronous Asynchronous
    No
    .

    1. In Synchronous transmission a common clock is shared by In Asynchronous transmission each


    the transmitter and receiver to achieve synchronisation while character contains its own start and stop
    data transmission. bits.

    2. In Synchronous transmission data is sent in frames or blocks. In Asynchronous transmission data is sent
    in the form of bytes or characters.

    3. Synchronous transmission is faster, as a common clock is Asynchronous transmission is slower as


    shared by the sender and receiver. each character has its own start and stop
    bit.

    4. Synchronous transmission is costlier. Asynchronous transmission is cheaper.

    5. It is easy to design. It is complex.

    6. In synchronous transmission there is no gap between the In asynchronous transmission there is a


    data as they share a common clock. gap between the data due to the start and
    stop bit feature.

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