A flexible computer-to-computer protocol for DISNET: a Distributed Instrument System NETwork
1984
A Flexible Computer-to-Computer Protocol for DISNET
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Evidence: moderate
Author Information
Author(s): Paul J. Gemperline, Robert Megargle
Primary Institution: Cleveland State University
Conclusion
The DISNET protocol allows for flexible and efficient communication between computers in a laboratory network.
Supporting Evidence
- The DISNET protocol was developed to improve communication efficiency in laboratory networks.
- Testing showed that the system could handle multiple channels and tasks simultaneously.
- Data transmission errors were infrequent, indicating high reliability.
Takeaway
DISNET is a system that helps computers in a lab talk to each other better, making it easier to share information and work together.
Methodology
The study involved developing and testing a communication protocol for a distributed laboratory network, including various transaction types and error handling.
Limitations
The system's performance can be affected by hardware issues and the need for compatibility with existing systems.
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