OSI Model Training Tutorial (1 of 2)

It's truly awesome !!!!

Thank you so much for this video, i'm in the process of learning this in my IT class in high school.

thanks again!

great video and explanations...this has given me a clearer picture of the OSI model. I was struggle to understand it but you have helped me heaps...many thanks

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The best post on here is Martyg118 (I hope your a chick).

What the hell is an ANOLOGY?

Yeah Einstein and it amplifies it too, why else would you need it if it didn't. Think of the concept.

0:08 It's called a mnemonic :P

Actually... It does amplify the signal If the distance between the exceeds the distance allowed for that particular type of media the signal weakens the further it has to travel (known as Attenuation). The repeator does repeat the input, signal, 1's and 0's. whatever you want to call it and AMPLIFY them. If it only repeated them as you say, what would be the point. Perfect example of why it's important to klnow what you are talking about before posting a response like yours Qwerty. LOL

thanks for posting this video!

This video is great. It is absolutely fabulous. I think that the person in the video is truly amazing to share such information with all of us.

He didn't say a repeater amplifies. He implied the analogous analog device would be an amplifier, which is correct, right?

If you had an opamp with enough gain to be operating at the rails no matter what, and it receives an attenuated signal which it then amplify it to the rails, you pretty much have a digital repeater, right?

It would be cool to make a certain time as favourite. For example I would have favourited the time 1:15 along with your comments (including my little question I asked).

your wrong it reshapes the signal, dont use the name in your definition also the final was stupid hard.

1:15