‫Now we come to the question that whole package transmission is done using the Jeonju radio DeBacker
‫Transmission is important because in today's world most of the data communication is done in the form
‫of packets, and DG Jeonju Radio natively supports the packet transmission.
‫And this is achieved using two methods.
‫The first method is the message putzing sync method, and the second method is called as the XStream
‫Block method.
‫And we are going to use the XStream log method.
‫And when we talk about the structure of the packet, first we have the preamble.
‫Preamble is a Norn sequence that is added to the start of the packet.
‫The preamble is used by the receiver in order to determine when a packet is starting and after preamble
‫we have the header header contains the information about the packet, for example.
‫What is the length of the data that is there in the packet?
‫And then you have the air load.
‫Gaylord is the actual data that is being transmitted from the transmitter to the receiver.
‫And finally, we have the CFC check block.
‫This CFC check block is optional and it is used by the receiver in order to know whether.
‫And there were errors in the package during the transmission are not.
‫And CFC stands for cyclic redundancy.
‫Check.