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Storage and Transfer of CAD Images

The document calculates the storage required for CAD images and the time needed to transfer them over different baud rates. It determines that 0.629145600 GB is needed for storing 100 layers of 1024x1024 images with 64 gray levels and that transferring this image takes approximately 1.747 hours at a rate of 128 K bits/second. Additionally, it outlines the time required to transmit a sequence of 200 images of size 1280x960 pixels using 3 M-baud and 30 G-baud modems, although specific time calculations are not provided.

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Storage and Transfer of CAD Images

The document calculates the storage required for CAD images and the time needed to transfer them over different baud rates. It determines that 0.629145600 GB is needed for storing 100 layers of 1024x1024 images with 64 gray levels and that transferring this image takes approximately 1.747 hours at a rate of 128 K bits/second. Additionally, it outlines the time required to transmit a sequence of 200 images of size 1280x960 pixels using 3 M-baud and 30 G-baud modems, although specific time calculations are not provided.

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Que 1) An image scan center needs to store CAD images

whose resolution is 1024×1024, with 64 gray levels. A

total of 100 layers are present.

A. How much storage is required in GB.


•Image size = 1024*1024*6*100 bits
= 629145600 bits
• Note: 1 Byte= 8bits, KB=103 , MB=106 , GB=109

629145600
•Image size = = 0.629145600 GB
109
B. Suppose this image is transferred via medium
having a transfer rate of 128 K bits/second in the
form of packets. The size of a packet is 100 bits and
each packet is with a start and a stop flag of 14 bits
each. Compute the time required to transfer the
image (in hrs).
• Image size = 1024*1024*6*100 bits

• Total size for transfer = 1024*1024*6*(100+14+14)

1024∗1024∗6∗(100+28)
• Time =
128000
= 1024*1024*6/1000 sec
= 6291.456 sec
= 1.747 hrs
Que 2) A common measure of transmission for digital data is the baud rate, defined

as symbols (bits in our case) per second. As a minimum, transmission is


accomplished in packets consisting of 14 start bits, a byte of information and 14
stop bits. Using these facts, answer the following:

(i) How many seconds would it take to transmit a sequence of 200 images of size
1280 X 960 pixels with 256 intensity levels using a 3 M-baud modem? (This is a
representative medium speed for digital subscriber line residential medium.)

(ii) What would be the time using a 30 G-baud modem?


• Total size for transfer = 1280*960*8*(14+8+14)
• For 200 Images= 1280*960*8*(14+8+14) x 200

1280∗960∗8∗(14+8+14)X 200
(i) Time = sec
3𝑋106

1280∗960∗8∗(14+8+14)X 200
(ii) Time = sec
3𝑋109

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