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• Medium access control
  ...nications devices share a medium, even a point-to-point connection, and '''medium access control (MAC)''' techniques are the means by which sharing is possible. Application In the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model, medium access control is at the data link layer, but there are many communications systems in wh
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• Medium access control/Definition
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• Bus (network topology)/Definition
  ...arties have equal physical or logical access, with conflicts resolved by [[medium access control]]
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• Bus (network topology)
  The [[medium access control]] for a bus can be contention-based, as for [[IEEE 802.3]], or token-based/
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• Computer networking media sharing protocols
  ...physical or virtual medium. The most common case are the IEEE Project 802 medium access control (MAC) protocols for wired and wireless local area networks, but also includ
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• MAC (disambiguation)
  {{rpl|Medium access control}}
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• IEEE Project 802
  ...gineers''', which is the main body developing physical layer protocols and medium access control protocols for wired and wireless local area networks (LAN). It also develop ...narrow scope of Logical Link Control protocols that make the details of a Medium Access Control mechanism hidden from the higher-level protocols above it, such as Internet
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• Medium access control
  ...nications devices share a medium, even a point-to-point connection, and '''medium access control (MAC)''' techniques are the means by which sharing is possible. Application In the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model, medium access control is at the data link layer, but there are many communications systems in wh
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• Ethernet
  ...specified a physical medium and means of connection to it, as well as a [[medium access control]] (i.e., a subset of [[data link protocol]]. ==Medium access control==
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• IEEE 802.3
  ...rks using carrier sense multiple access with collision detection (CSMA/CD) medium access control, but some of the later projects still use things such as the original frame ...ns specified a physical medium and means of connection to it, as well as a medium access control (i.e., a subset of data link protocol. There were variants:
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