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Ethernet Protocol, CSMA/CD, Collisions

"Ethernet" is the term that is casually applied to a number of very different data link implementations.  You will hear people refer to "Ethernet" and they might be referring to the original DEC, Intel and Xerox implementation of Version 1 or Version 2 Ethernet.  This, in a sense, is the "true" definition of "Ethernet".  When the IEEE built the 802.3 standards in 1984 the term "Ethernet" was broadly applied to them as well.  Today we talk about "Gigabit Ethernet" and, although this technology bears many similarities to its predecessors, the engineering technology has changed dramatically.

Whatever you call it, this is a Data Link technology - responsible for delivering a frame of bits from one network interface to another - perhaps through a repeater, switch or bridge.

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What is CSMA/CD ? 38732
Introduction to Ethernet Collisions 29617
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Propagation Delay 19129
Ethernet Troubleshooting - Physical Frame Corruption 20149
IEEE 802.3 Interframe Spacing 19975
Manchester Signal Encoding 16656

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