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Hello again!
I know some of you guys deal with propagation effects, so I figured I could ask a related question. In my understanding, a packet is just a way to sectionalize and categorize individual bits. One group would represent the destination/ address/header. Another would be the actual data (or payload), and then, maybe a trailer section. Is this a correct assumption? In wireless transmission, where multipath effects are present, how does the receiver actually "know" if the order of bits are correct when processing the packets? Thanks! |
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