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parallel transmission

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parallel transmission

Transmitting several bits simultaneously using multiple lines (8, 16, 32, etc.). The pathways between the CPU and memory are parallel, and between the CPU and peripheral devices, they are typically parallel, but may also be serial. Contrast with serial transmission. See system bus and PCI.


parallel transmission [′par·ə‚lel tranz′mish·ən]
(computer science)
The transmission of characters of a word over different lines, usually simultaneously; opposed to serial transmission.


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Parallel transmissions are susceptible to crosstalk across wide ribbon cable paths.
They could use serial transmission as have most of the networks before them, but there is also a good chance that they may be based around parallel transmission - opening up entirely new markets for parallel optics and WDM products.
The first one transports massive amounts of information by parallel transmission of different wavelengths in a single optical fiber.
 
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