BUS

BUS NETWORK
TOPOLOGY
GROUP
MEMBERS
1:
Amper
Melencion
Dael
Makinano
Quim
 In computer network there are
various topologies available. A
Bus Topology is one of them. All
W H AT I S of the devices in a bus topology
BUS network are linked together by a
single cable, which is referred to
NETWORK as a “bus” and the cable is known
TOPOLOG as backbone cable.
Y?
 BUS NETWORK
TOPOLOGY

Bus topology carries transmitted data through the cable

because data reaches each node
 BUS NETWORK
TOPOLOGY

Node- checks the destination address to determine if it

matches their address
 BUS NETWORK
TOPOLOGY

Topology- is the layout of how a network communicates

with different devices.
THE BUS TOPOLOGY
 THE PROS
AND CONS
PROS
• It is the easiest network topology
for linearly connecting peripherals
or computers.
• It works very efficiently well when
there is a small network.
CONS
• Bus topology is not good for
large networks.
• Identification of problems
becomes difficult if the whole
network goes down.
 THE PROS
AND CONS
PROS CONS

• The length of cable required is less • Troubleshooting individual

than a star topology.
• It is easy to connect or remove
devices in this network without
affecting any other device.
device issues is very hard.
• Need terminators are required
at both ends of the main cable.
 THE PROS
AND CONS
PROS CONS

• Very cost-effective as compared to • Additional devices slow the

other network topology i.e. mesh
and star
• It is easy to understand topology.
• Easy to expand by joining the two
cables together.
network down.
• If the main cable is damaged,
the whole network fails or
splits into two.
• Packet loss is high.
• This network topology is very
slow as compared to other
topologies.
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