1. • TOPOLOGY
PREPARED by :
• Akshay N Mahajan
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TOPOLOGY
MESH
STAR
TREE
BUS
RING
HYBRID

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4. >Number of the linkages in the mesh
topologies is given by=
N(N-1) =no of nodes(no of nodes -1)
2 2
>It is categorized as point to point.
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6. > It is categorized as multipoint.
> It consist of the back bone to which all the
nodes are connected
> Its main advantage is that , any message can
be conveyed to all usingsingle link.
> If there is a failure in any of the link then it
doesnot concer with other nodes
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8. • >Star topology is arrangement of all nodes
connected to a single controlling device
• Known as hub.
• > as many nodes can connected in this
topology depending upon the number of
• Available port
• >if a single node is blown there is no effect
of it on other
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10. • >Ring topology is arrangement of all nodes
connected to each other in circular
manner, as shown in figure.
• >its size depends on number of nodes.
• >if a single node is blown whole
arrangement is disturbed.
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12. • >Tree topology is arrangement of all nodes
,as a mixture of bus topology as well as star
topology, as shown in figure.
• >It is in a hierarchical structure so as it is
called as tree topology.
• >if a single node is blown ,there is no effect
on other.
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14. • >Hybrid topology is arrangement of all
topologies connected or linked to each
other, as shown in figure.
• >It is in a hierarchical structure so it can
be categorized easily.
• >Large amount of the work can be divided
and different departments can linked
depending upon ther topological
requirement.
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