??? 04/16/08 19:22 Read: times |
#153563 - Yes, but how will the system respond? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Andy Neil said:
Jack Peacock said:
Many ISM band chips have the ability to listen before transmitting on a particular frequency. This can be used for collision avoidance. As Erik says, that just prevents one slave from starting to transmit while another is already transmitting - it will not help when two (or more) slaves start transmitting simultaneously... The real question lies in how the response to a collision differs from any other corrupted message. Now it becomes a protocol issue, doesn't it? RE |