Pengantar – Komunikasi Data (1)

TUJUAN
• Berevolusi dan selalu berkembang sejak pertama kali adanya Computing
• Mempelajari konsep-konsep dasar dan terminologi yang berhubungan dengan
komunikasi data dan jaringan komputer
• Mempelajari beberapa teknik yang dipergunakan untuk melakukan transfer data
antara dua computer
e.g. dua komputer dalam satu ruangan atau dibedakan dengan jarak dan terhubung
melalui jaringan telepon
• Mempelajari bermacam-macam fungsi dan protokol jaringan berdasarkan referensi
dari ISO Reference Model
• Mempelajari dasar-dasar teori yang berhubungan dengan transmisi digital

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 Pengantar – Komunikasi Data (2)

KOMUNIKASI DATA
• Pertukaran data antara dua perangkat (komputer)
• Terhubung melalui beberapa macam media transmisi
SISTEM KOMUNIKASI DATA
• Kombinasi dari hardware dan software
• Memungkinkan terjadinya pertukaran komunikasi data
KOMPONEN-KOMPONEN:

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 Pengantar – Komunikasi Data (3)

Komponen - komponen sistem komunikasi data

• Pesan (Message):
¾ Informasi (data) yang akan dikirim
¾ Dapat berupa teks, gambar, suara dll

• Pengirim/Penerima (Sender/Receiver):
¾ Perangkat untuk mengirim/menerima pesan data (data message)
¾ Dapat berupa komputer, kamera video dll
¾ Membuat istilah “end system atau host” yang mengacu pada keduanya

• Medium:
¾ Lintasan fisik di mana data/pesan bergerak dari pengirim menuju penerima
¾ Dapat berupa kabel, gelombang radio dll

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Komponen - komponen sistem komunikasi data

• Protokol:
¾ Peraturan-peraturan yang mengatur komunikasi data
¾ Menggambarkan kesepakatan antara perangkat-perangkat komunikasi
¾ Tanpa protokol, dua perangkat mungkin mungkin untuk saling terhubung, tetapi
tidak saling berkomunikasi
Sebagai contoh adalah dua orang yang berbicara dengan bahasa yang
berbeda, tidak dapat mengerti satu dengan yang lainnya
Hubungan antara perangkat - perangkat komunikasi
• Konfigurasi sambungan:
¾ Mendefinisikan bagaimana cara dua atau beberapa perangkat komunikasi
tersambung pada link
• Mode transmisi:
¾ Mendefinisikan arah alur sinyal antara dua perangkat yang terhubung

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 Materi Kuliah (1)

2. Pengantar
– Jaringan komunikasi data: Beberapa tipe dari jaringan komunikasi data
– Standar-standar: Evolusi, Beberapa badan international
3. Pengantar
– OSI model arsitektur: Lapisan dan stuktur model, Fungsi setiap lapisan
4. Komunikasi Data Interface
– Media transmisi: Beberapa macam tipe fisik media transmisi yang dipergunakan
untuk data transmisi, Karakteristik dan limitasi dari setiap tipe
– Tipe-tipe sinyal: Beberapa tipe sinyal yang digunakan dalam komunikasi data,
Sumber sinyal
– Sumber redaman dan distorsi: Beberapa tipe redaman dan distorsi, pengaruh
redaman dan distorsi pada sinyal
– Delay propagasi: Pengaruhnya pada sinyal
– Standar interface lapisan fisik: Standar yang digunakan untuk menghubungkan
peralatan komunikasi

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5. Transmisi Data
– Dasar transmisi data: Beberapa tipe mode transmisi
– Transmisi sinkron dan asinkron: Perbedaan dua tipe kontrol transmisi
– Teknik deteksi kesalahan
– Kompresi data: Beberapa tipe algoritma kompresi data
– Kendali transmisi: Perbedaan dua tipe kontrol transmisi
– Kendali komunikasi: Beberapa tipe perangkat komunikasi kendali
6. Dasar-dasar Protokol
– Kendali kesalahan: pengertian-pengertian dasar dalam kendali kesalahan
– Idle RQ: prinsip kerja, arsitektur, spesifikasi, penggunaan
– Continuous RQ: prinsip kerja, arsitektur, penggunaan
– Manajemen Link

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7. Protocol TCP/IP
– Karakteristik
– Fungsi tiap lapisan
8. Data Link Control
– Protokol character-oriented
– Protokol bit-oriented
– Standar interface lapisan kendali link
9. Multiplexing
– FDM - Frequency-Division Multiplexing
– Synchronous TDM (Time-Division Multiplexing)
– Statistical TDM
10. Multiple Access
– FDMA – Frequency Division Multiple Access
– TDMA – Time Division Multiple Access
– CDMA – Code Division Multiple Access
– Random Access
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 Jaringan Komunikasi Data (1)

¾ Point-to-point
• wire link
• other link: PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) & Modem

A B A B

PSTN

modem modem

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¾ LAN (Local Area (data) Network)

• More than 2 computers involved in an application
• A switched communication network facility used to enable all the
computers to communicate with one another at different times
• If all the computers are distributed around single office/building, it is
possible to install one single LAN
• Otherwise, a few LAN is connected through a link (site-wide
(backbone) LAN)

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¾ LAN (Local Area (data) Network)

• More than 2 computers involved in an application

LAN 1 B
A
Technical
and office
automation
C LAN 2

LAN 3
Site-wide (backbone) LAN

Mainframe or minicomputer, advanced workstation or personal computer

Bridge

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 Jaringan Komunikasi Data (4)

¾ LAN (Local Area (data) Network)

Manufactoring cells

Factorywide (backbone) LAN

Intracell LAN
Manufactoring automation

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 Jaringan Komunikasi Data (5)

¾ WAN (Wide Area (data) Network)

• when computers are located in different establishments
(sites), and then used public carrier facilities
• Different types depend on the nature of applications
e.g.:
• Enterprisewide Private Network: when computers belong to the
same enterprise and having a requirement to transfer some amounts
of data between sites by leasing transmission lines (circuits) from
the public carriers and install a private switching system at each site
• PSDN – Public Switched Data Network: similar as above, where
public carrier network is used
• ISDN – Integrated Services Digital Networks: similar, with ability
to transmit data without modems
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 Jaringan Komunikasi Data (6)

• Enterprisewide Private Network:

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computer

• PSDN:
computer

TC

PSDN

computer
computer

PSDN = Public Switched Data Network

TC
TC = Terminal Controller

= Interface standards
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= Communication subsystem (hardware and software)
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• ISDN:

voice handset voice handset

NTE NTE

computer computer

ISDN

NTE NTE
voice handset voice handset

computer computer

NTE = Network termination equipment

ISDN = Integrated Services Digital Network

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¾ Internetwork or Internet; where communication facility include multiple

networks such as LAN-WAN-LAN
¾ Broadband Multiservice Networks
• Connect workstations that support desktop video telephony,
videoconferencing and more general multimedia services
• ‘Broadband’ means of its high transmission bit rates
¾ ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode)
• An approach for transmission and switching within the networks
• Used to distinguish data communication & speech and video
communication

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• Worldwide interwork:
Site-wide Site-wide
LAN LAN

National
PSDN

Ground station

Satellite

Site-wide National Ground station

LAN PSDN

= Gateway

Site-wide
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¾ MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)

• A new network with the interconnection of ATM LANs; and data-only
LANs are distributed around a town or city

ATM
Data-only
LAN
LAN
ATM ATM
ATM
WAN MAN
MAN
ATM Data-only
LAN LAN
Data-only workstation / server

Multimedia workstation /
server

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 Standards (1)

¾ Evolution:
• 1970s – Mainframe, PSTN
• 1980s – Network computing, separate data and voice networks
• 1990s – Personal computing, workstations, LAN, ISDN, Internet
• 2000s – Global integrated multimedia infomedia network
¾ Provides a model for development
¾ Allows a product to work regardless of the individual manufacturer
¾ Developed by cooperation among standards organizations, e.g. ISO, ITU-T,
IEEE, IETF

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 Standards (2)

¾ Documented agreements containing technical specifications

• To be used consistently as rules, guidelines, or definitions of
characteristics of a system
• To ensure that adhered systems are fit for their purposes
¾ Standards contribute to
• Making life simpler
• Open systems
• Ensure compatibility
• Bring costs down by encouraging competition
¾ Most telecom related standards are international

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¾ Enhanced product quality and reliability

¾ Simplification for improved usability
¾ Increased distribution efficiency, and ease of maintenance
¾ Ensure compatibility and interoperability
¾ Encourage competition
• Bring costs down
• Ensure stable supply
¾ Developed by cooperation among standards organizations, e.g. ISO, ITU-T,
IEEE, IETF

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 Standards (4)

¾ ISO: International Standards Organization

• A worldwide federation of national standards bodies from some 100
countries, one from each country
• A multinational organization dedicated to worldwide agreement on
international standards in a variety of fields
• Established in 1947
• Example of standards: ISO OSI Reference Model

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 Standards (5)

¾ ITU-T: International Telecommunications Union – Telecommunication

Standards Sector
• United Nations organization that develops standards for
telecommunication
• Headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland
• International organization whithin which governments & private
sectors coordinate global telecom networks and services
• Activities include:
‣ Coordination, development, regulation and standardization of
telecommunication
‣ Organization of regional & world telecom events

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 Standards (6)

¾ ITU-T: International Telecommunications Union – Telecommunication

Standards Sector (cont)
• Example of standards:
‣ V-series: define data transmission over phone line
‣ X-series: define transmission over public digital networks

¾ IEEE: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

• A non-profit, technical professional association of more than 377,000
individual members in 150 countries.
• Largest national profession group
• Example of standards: IEEE 802 series

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¾ IETF: Internet Engineering Task Force

• Standards body for the Internet itself
• A large open international community of network designers, operators,
vendors, and researchers concerned with the evolution of the Internet
architecture and the smooth operation of the Internet
• Develops and reviews specification intended as Internet Standards
• The actual technical work is done in its working groups, which are
organized by topic into several areas (e.g. routing, network
management, security, etc.)
• Most of the work is handled via mailing list, however, IETF also holds
meetings three times per year
• Example of standards: RFC 2616 – HTTP protocol
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¾ ISOC: Internet Society

• International organization for global cooperation and coordination for
the Internet and its internetworking technologies and applications
• Its members reflect the breadth of the entire Internet community and
consist of individuals, corporations, non-profit organizations, and
government agencies
• Its principal purpose is to maintain and extend the development and
availability of the Internet and its associated technologies and
applications – both as an end in itself, and as a means of enabling
organizations, professions, and individuals worldwide to more effective
collaborate, cooperate, and innovate in their respective fields and
interests

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