5.5 information coding system Flashcards

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1
Q

ASCII stand for

A

american standard code for information exchange

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2
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ascii uses ___ bits

A

7

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3
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7 bits can represent

A

128 different characters

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4
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unicode uses anywhere from __ to __ bits

A

8 to 48

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5
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Parity bit

A

single bit added to transmission

checks for errors

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6
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two types of parity bit

A

even and odd

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7
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in even parity

A

makes the total number of 1’s even

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8
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in odd parity

A

total number of 1’s odd

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9
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if any error is detected in parity check

A

asks recipient to retransmit

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10
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majority voting

A

each bit send data multiple times

most common value taken to be correct

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11
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majority voting also

A

corrects the error

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12
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disadvantage of majority voting

A

takes time

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13
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check sum

A

value appended to transmitted data
once received recipient removes checksum
check is carried out to make sure checksum matches transmitted data

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14
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check digit

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a check digit is a type of checksum

single digit added

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