Physical topologies in computer networks
Ömer Uysal, Zeynel Abidin Mısırlı
Abstract
Ömer Uysal, Zeynel Abidin Mısırlı
Abstract
The research is aimed to explain physical topology that means how to connect computers in the network physically. Due to technological improvement different alternatives were invented for physical topology with the help of network hardwares such as switch, cables and connectors. In the paper, bus, star, ring, tree, mesh and cellular topology which are models of physical topology will be emphasized.
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The research is aimed to explain physical topology that means how to connect computers in the network physically. Due to technological improvement different alternatives were invented for physical topology with the help of network hardwares such as switch, cables and connectors. In the paper, bus, star, ring, tree, mesh and cellular topology which are models of physical topology will be emphasized.
Key concepts: Network topology, Logical topology, Topology (electrical circuits), Computer science, Star network, Computer network, Ring network, Distributed computing