Encoding and Decoding ( explain )

Encoding and Decoding

All standard implementations use digital signaling (baseband) at 10 Mbps. At the sender, data are converted to a digital signal using the Manchester scheme; at the receiver, the received signal is interpreted as Manchester and decoded into data. As we saw in Chapter 4, Manchester encoding is self-synchronous, providing a transition at each bit interval. Figure  below shows the encoding scheme for Standard Ethernet.

Encoding in a Standard Ethernet implementation\

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