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I need to capture and store short bursts of synchronous binary bit-stream, arriving at 1.5meg bits/sec [closed]
The binary bit stream arrives on one pin on a circuit board and a synchronous clock arrives on another pin. I don't need to store the clock - it's just there in case I need to use it during the ...
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Transmitting binary data from scratch via radio (wireless)
What is the basic concept of transmit binary data wirelessly or from radio?
Here are so far my knowledge about it.
Any digital data (image, sound, video) is represented by binary digit (bit).
Binary ...
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UTD 2052 oscilloscope: read data from .sav file
I just recently got an oscilloscope and was happy to try it out. Now I have a problem with reading the data. The model I am using is the UTD2052 50 Mhz scope.
I can save the data to a USB drive in the ...
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Binary Data encoding and decoding format
I am trying to understand what is the meaning of this data coding format as shown in the following image. It is not simple binary to decimal conversion. Can anyone tell how this conversion formula ...
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How to better understand binary data streams as electric signals?
I'm aware that at any step of any computer process the input of a user/program (that gets translated from code to machine language and then to cpu instructions), is represented using both electrically ...
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Does 8b/10b decoding take running disparity into account?
What's unclear to me in reading literature about 8b/10b encoding is how it is decoded.
How an 8b word is translated to a 10b symbol clearly relies on the running disparity. But when it comes to ...
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How much binary data is transmitted across a physical wire in one clock cycle?
How much voltage change, what I'm calling binary data, can be transmitted over a wire at one time in one clock cycle? I understand, I think, binary data is what we call it and the wire doesn't really ...
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Avoiding confusion between no input and a zero in binary?
Suppose I'm transmitting data through FM where 0 is 2Hz and 1 is 4Hz. The transmitter is transmitting 2Hz when there is no input. If I fed the recieved binary to a UART port of a microcontroller, how ...
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Code advice with minimum clock cycles
My original question was:
I've a 8 bit data with only 3 bit used, for example:
0110 0001
Where 0 indicate unused bit that are always set to 0 and 1 indicate
bits that change.
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