Comparative analysis demonstrates trade-offs across device connections and data flow in optical systems, highlighting the structural advantages of specific network topologies.
Topology is the process of arranging objects in a certain connection, order, or configuration. Network topology, then, is the process of configuring or joining various devices inside a network. Network topologies are the various ways that devices can be connected to one another. Based on how devices are connected to one another and how data moves between them, these network topologies are categorized into several groups. System architecture uses a variety of topologies, including star, ring, hybrid, mesh, tree, and bus, in different sectors. This study has examined the advantages and disadvantages of several topologies based on connections and data flow. In this study, the significance of network topology will be discussed
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Muhammad Arif Bin Jalil (2024) studied this question.
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