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authorMohit Agarwal <mohit.agarwal@sky.com>2024-01-01 18:13:16 +0000
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The data link layer converts the data produced by the above layers
into signals that will be sent over the network. This consists of the
network hardware. In particular, networked computers have a
-\textit{Network Interface Card}, which turns the data into electrical
+\textit{Network Interface Card} (NIC), which turns the data into electrical
signals. Consumer systems today typically contain a \textit{Wireless
-Network Interface Card} which allows communications through Wi-Fi and
+Network Interface Card} (WNIC) which allows communications through Wi-Fi and
Bluetooth.
\subsection{Physical layer}