csma/cd & csma/ca made simple

[@BrandNewByxor]

Good video. Had to watch it on 1.5 speed though lol.

[@rickytapia4641]

BrandNewByxor perhaps a little too slow lol. I was trying to make it clear enough for non-native speakers.

[@KulasangarGowrisangar]

1.25 sounds better. :P

[@martinhabsburger4929]

Great and easy explanation. Advice, watch it at 1.25x or 1.5x speed.

[@nikolayvolkov1147]

I got a phd degree because of you! Thank you!

[@rickytapia4641]

You're welcome! I'm glad I could help.

[@shreysarthak4979]

Sir your explanation very easy to understand simply,i see many video but your video easy to understand

[@ferozkhandev]

Thanks :) It has cleared my concept about the topic in a little time. :)

[@kprakash9665]

Good explained..,. thx u so much with in a short time correctly and clearly

[@kubilaykarpat]

Thanks for video
As a little advice IEEE pronounced as "I triple E"

[@lamp4616]

E E E E E

[@NITROXRATEDTV]

Nice video. Quick and simple for sure.

[@foolishbear8329]

as a non-native speaker, I had to watch it on 1.25 x-) thanks a lot for the video!

[@romel.banerjee9]

Very good example.... thanks

[@megamtaha]

Very useful and simple . Thank you

[@gummangummangumman]

I didn't understand how waiting a random amount of time avoids collision

[@ahmedelsawy7167]

Actually the timer is set to detect the CTS I think this image explains the topic:
slideplayer.com/slide/6672703/23/images/8/Figure+14.4+CSMA/CA+flowchart.jpg

[@alllove3717]

MrRationalize What if the gap between timers is less than the travel time of one packet as a result of say network congestion?

[@MxS820]

Great videos, you have my thanks from chile!

[@ralph_022]

Great video, thanks for that explanation.

[@tatalino9370]

Very simple and easy to understand thanks

[@RohitSharma-ef7gy]

superb Explanation ..

[@tpimentel17]

Thank you. Helped me a lot

[@genopsyism]

Thanks for the help. The CSMA/CA part where airport A waits a random time seems off. If airport B doesn't know the clock has started ticking then waiting isn't useful. I think there is an acknowledgment part missing.

[@kwemboieric6598]

its a nice video i liked it and it taught me alot

[@MuhammadKhan-mj3qk]

Why wait random time when it already sensed that the way is clear what difference will this make that is helping avoidance

[@ahmedelsawy7167]

I think that you should explain the part of CSMA/CA with much detail. The video omits important information about CA that might completely change the meaning.

[@avocaTho93]

Great Explanation!

[@JoeBob79569]

1.25 is perfect. 1.5 is a bit disorientating.

[@ZsoltPinters]

you are awesome!

[@aishwaryajagtap1221]

awesome video! but can you please explain why is CSMA CA used more ? and why dosent it have collision detection in it?

[@user-ch2ni9lt9i]

It can send or receive but not at the same time it's not full duplex like 802.3

[@michaelnassoro5669]

real its amazin ,good graphics and more learn i got

[@payalpiwalatkar4170]

Can wrong configuration occurred late collision

[@Mike-vj8do]

legend

[@dac3397]

thanks a ton bro!

[@gligoratanasovski3329]

Thanks man!

[@zombiemachines]

thank you very well!

[@nihalsalunke32]

Thanks

[@Kiansanei2011]

Thanks :)

[@lerneninverschiedenenforme7513]

Your voice is too low. Maxing out volume is still too small of a voice :(

[@hla260]

Thanks