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A bus system uses physical cables to connect devices along a shared communication line, offering reliable but less flexible connectivity. In contrast, a wireless system transmits data through radio waves, allowing greater mobility and easier installation but is more prone to interference. While bus systems are preferred for stability, wireless systems are ideal for flexible or mobile setups
A bus system uses physical cables to connect devices along a shared communication line, offering reliable but less flexible connectivity. In contrast, a wireless system transmits data through radio waves, allowing greater mobility and easier installation but is more prone to interference. While bus systems are preferred for stability, wireless systems are ideal for flexible or mobile setups
A bus system uses physical cables to connect devices along a shared communication line, offering reliable but less flexible connectivity. In contrast, a wireless system transmits data through radio waves, allowing greater mobility and easier installation but is more prone to interference. While bus systems are preferred for stability, wireless systems are ideal for flexible or mobile setups
A bus system uses physical cables to connect devices along a shared communication line, offering reliable but less flexible connectivity. In contrast, a wireless system transmits data through radio waves, allowing greater mobility and easier installation but is more prone to interference. While bus systems are preferred for stability, wireless systems are ideal for flexible or mobile setups
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