A frame has 50 Bytes. The BER (bit error ratio) of the comunication link is 10^-3. Calculate the probability of these events: (1). The frame errives intact at the destination. and (2). The frame has exactly 2 bit in error.
Solution:
Frame size is= 50 bytes
The BER (bit error ratio) of the communication link is 10^-3.
which means it is = 0.1%
1)
Total number of bits are = 50*8 = 400
the probability that they have arrived intact = 400/1000 = 0.4
2)
So the probability of having exactly two bit in error will be
when two bits are already infected
450-2/1000 = 3988/1000 = 0.398
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