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Old April 17th, 2004, 12:35 PM
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Encoding methods and carrier modulation schemes
This is for my assignment, I cant do it - google cant do it and Im stuck as hell...help!

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in order to transmit data across a network the binary 1s and 0s used by a computer need to be translated into an electrical signal. Explain, with the aid of diagrams how an electrical sgnal can be made to represent this binary data and describe the common encoding systems in use and the methods employed to reduce the possibilities of errors.


any links, advice and help is much appreciated
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google can do it, try again.

You could spend a good part of your career fully answering that question.
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Among other things, you can put zero volts on the wire to represent a zero and, say, five volts to represent a one, switch when ready, Gridley. Google for 'parity', 'checksum', 'cyclic redundancy check', 'hamming encoding', 'cable shielding', stuff like that.
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