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Manchester data encoding for radio communications

Posted: 06 Jun 2005  Print Version  Bookmark and Share Subscribe

Keywords: radio communication 

[Summary of tips] This app note discusses a simple method for encoding digital serial data of arbitrary bit patterns without any long strings of continuous zeros or ones, and having the encoding clock rate embedded within the transmitted data.View the PDF document for more information.
 

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