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(A) For a "one" bit (1) the signal level changes in the middle of the bit interval but not at the beginning or end. (B) For a "zero" bit, the signal level remains constant from the previous level through the bit interval, then changes level at the end of the bit interval provided that the next bit will be a "zero" level, but not if the next bit is a "one." (a) Sketch the Miller code waveform for the Data binary stream. 1 Data 1 0 01 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 NRZ (example) Miller I (b) Discuss (or list) advantages and disadvantages of the Miller code. I I

(A) For a "one" bit (1) the signal level changes in the middle of the bit interval but not at the beginning or end. (B) For a "zero" bit, the signal level remains constant from the previous level through the bit interval, then changes level at the end of the bit interval provided that the next bit will be a "zero" level, but not if the next bit is a "one." (a) Sketch the Miller code waveform for the Data binary stream. 1 Data 1 0 01 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 NRZ (example) Miller I (b) Discuss (or list) advantages and disadvantages of the Miller code. I I

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(A) For a "one" bit (1) the signal level changes in the middle of the bit interval but not at the beginning or end. (B) For a "zero" bit, the signal level remains constant from the previous level through the bit interval, then changes level at the end of the bit interval provided that the next bit will be a "zero" level, but not if the next bit is a "one." (a) Sketch the Miller code waveform for the Data binary stream. Data ¦ 1001 1 1 NRZ (example) Miller I I 0 0 0 0 1 1 I (b) Discuss (or list) advantages and disadvantages of the Miller code. I I
Transcribed Image Text:(A) For a "one" bit (1) the signal level changes in the middle of the bit interval but not at the beginning or end. (B) For a "zero" bit, the signal level remains constant from the previous level through the bit interval, then changes level at the end of the bit interval provided that the next bit will be a "zero" level, but not if the next bit is a "one." (a) Sketch the Miller code waveform for the Data binary stream. Data ¦ 1001 1 1 NRZ (example) Miller I I 0 0 0 0 1 1 I (b) Discuss (or list) advantages and disadvantages of the Miller code. I I
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