Breaking the transmitted bit streams into frames?

Breaking transmitted bit streams into frames is a process used in data communication to organize and manage data efficiently. Each frame contains a header, payload, and trailer, which facilitate error detection, synchronization, and flow control. This framing enables the receiver to recognize the start and end of each data segment, improving data integrity and enabling better handling of variable-length messages. By segmenting the data, it also allows for easier retransmission in case of errors, enhancing overall network reliability.