HeLLo There!!

[Eivrad]

Hi evryone,,i'm newbie here. i wanna know a lot from this community since i'm still a student i want to know a lot from you guyz As a computer engineering student i'm very much interested about global knowledge(internet,games,technology,etc).especiall y about DATA COMMUNICATIONS

[Manny]

Hi Eivrad, welcome to the forum. You have just landed on the right place, because we have been assisting students with their questions from the very beginning. Remember that this forum caters to all members' inquiries. All you have to do is post your questions on its proper forum (no worries if you are not sure where to put, moderators are always online to move it as where it should be place). Answers are on their way. See you on top Eivrad.

[Michelle]

Hi there Eivrad! This is indeed a venue for the enrichment of your knowledge. Topics here ranges from business and technology up to your simplest interest. Any topic and I am sure you'll find somebody who you can discuss it with. Just feel free to post, ask and share. Welscome again! God bless you!

[Charles]

Hi Eivrad, hmmm, a Data Communications enthusiast, I guess. Well, I see that you are into Networks and Data Communications. As I have suggested with the members of the forum, why not start a community regarding Data Communications at the General Interests and Communities forum? This way, you may post your articles, ideas, tips, and issues regarding Data Communications and Networks. See you around and welcome on board.

[Sean]

Welcome to the forum Eivrad! There is a wealth of informative topics here and you should be able to learn as much as you want. Enjoy your stay!

[Jackie]

Howdy Eivrad? I am beginning to wonder why you guys have similar interests, data communications? Well, let me give it a shot for a start.

Data Communications concerns the transmission of digital messages to devices external to the message source. "External" devices are generally thought of as being independently powered circuitry that exists beyond the chassis of a computer or other digital message source. As a rule, the maximum permissible transmission rate of a message is directly proportional to signal power, and inversely proportional to channel noise. It is the aim of any communications system to provide the highest possible transmission rate at the lowest possible power and with the least possible noise.

If you have questions, post them here, I'd see what I can do to help, okay? See you around.