Delay X Throughput Product (From page 175) Tips: - Break it into pieces - Draw a diagram __________________________________________________________________ - 1 MB file needs to be sent. Related question: What is the relationship of different data sizes? Common measurements: Bit - smallest unit. 0 or 1 Byte - 8 bits (An IP address is written as four "octets", 4 bytes) Kb - kilobyte - 1,000 bytes (Actually 2 to the tenth power = 1,024) Mb - megabyte - 1,000 kilobytes Gb - gigabyte - 1,000 megabytes Tb - terabyte - 1,000 gigabytes (These are rarely used:) Pb - petabyte - 1,000 terabytes Eb - exabyte - 1,000 petabytes ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Data link operates at 64 kbps. So how long does it take for the data link to process 1 MB? 1 MB = 1,000 KB 1,000 / 64 = 15.625 seconds. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- We are using a fiber optic link with a propogation rate which is the speed of light (3 X 10 to the eighth power meters/second) Distance = 4,800 kilometers. How long does it take for data to get from source to destination? (4,800,000 meters) / (300,000,000 meters/second) = .016 seconds ------------------------------------------------------------------------ How long would it take for a signal to go all the way around the globe? Circumfrence of earth = 4,087 KM = 40,087,000 meters 40,087,000 meters / (300,000,000 meters/second) = .13 seconds Fiber optic cable is really fast! ----------------------------------------------------------------------- What was the total transmission time? (Transmission delay + propogation delay) 15.625 + .016 -------- 15.641 seconds -------------------------------------------------------------------------- With 1 Gbps data link? GB = 1000 MB 1 MB / 1000 MB per second = .001 seconds Transmission delay .001 seconds + propogation delay .016 seconds. .001 .016 ----- .017 seconds total transmission time. What conclusions should we draw?