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Digital Encoding, Multiplexing Techniques and Network Communication Protocols

Calculate the data rate required for robot to remote controller communication, explain 3 types of suitable encoding techniques, write the status string in binary, represent the status string on ASK, FSK, and PSK encoding techniques, calculate the CRC for the status string, and explain other error control and flow control techniques.

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This article covers digital encoding, multiplexing techniques, and network communication protocols. It includes explanations of digital to digital, digital to analog, and analog to analog encoding. It also covers FDM, TDM, and CDMA multiplexing techniques, as well as OFDM and 802.11b network communication protocols. The article concludes with a bibliography.

Digital Encoding, Multiplexing Techniques and Network Communication Protocols

Calculate the data rate required for robot to remote controller communication, explain 3 types of suitable encoding techniques, write the status string in binary, represent the status string on ASK, FSK, and PSK encoding techniques, calculate the CRC for the status string, and explain other error control and flow control techniques.

   Added on 2023-06-10

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Subject
Date of Submission
Digital Encoding, Multiplexing Techniques and Network Communication Protocols_1
Part I
a)
Total bandwidth =sum of all frequencies
4+6+4+2=16 bits/2secs
= 8bits/s
b).
-Digital to digital encoding- is the representation of digital data using digital signals.
-Digital to analog encoding- this involve conversion of digital data into analog signals. it
involves the following amplitude shifting key and Frequency shifting key.
-Analog to analog encoding- This amplitude modulation techniques and frequency
modulation techniques are used in processing of analog data.
c).
status string = speed* battey%/(obstacle *motor functionality)
575.
110.48 =71.022=
71/2 = 35,r 1
35/2 = 17, r 1
17/2 = 8, r 1
8/2 = 4, r 0
4/2 = 2, r is 0
2/2 = 1, r is 0
1/2 = 0, r is 1
1000111
d)
=10001111001101
e).
Digital Encoding, Multiplexing Techniques and Network Communication Protocols_2
-Checksum –This is a method of error detection this divides data into equal bits, which are
then combined and send to the required destination.
Redundancy- allows the user to see if the incoming packets were affected in the process of
transmission.
Parity checking-.It increases the number of bits by one to show if either the number of bits in the
previous data is even or odd this ensures surety of data transfer.
Digital Encoding, Multiplexing Techniques and Network Communication Protocols_3

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