How does asynchronous transmission differ from synchronous transmission, and in what situations are they typically used?
Asynchronous transmission sends data at irregular intervals, using start and stop bits to mark data boundaries (used in lower-speed devices like keyboards). Synchronous transmission sends data in a continuous stream, synchronized with a clock signal (used in higher-speed communication, like Ethernet). Related Questions: What is the function and significance of Napier’s Bone in early computing? … Read more