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In The Name Of ALLAH,The Most Beneficent and Merciful. Shahzada Saleem 1421-310026 Muhammad Usman 1421-310060 Data Communications

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In The Name Of ALLAH,The Most Beneficent and Merciful.

Shahzada Saleem 1421-310026

Muhammad Usman 1421-310060

Data Communications

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The way in which data is represented.The sender and receiver use same code.Here we discuss two types of codes….

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Jean-Maurice-Emile Baudot  

French telegraphengineer and inventor of the first means of digital communication Baudot code

 Baudot's hardware had three main parts: the keyboard, the distributor, and a paper tape.

Five bits allowed 32 different characters .

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Baudot keyboard,telegraph 1884

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Values Ltrs Shift

FIGS Shift

Values Ltrs Shift

FIGS Shift

3 A - 23 Q 1

25 B ? 10 R 4

14 C : 5 S

9 D Who are you? 16 T 5

1 E 3 7 U 7

13 F ! 30 V ;

26 G & 19 W 2

20 H # 29 X /

6 I 8 21 Y 6

11 J Bell 17 Z “

15 K ( 0 BLANK BLANK

18 L ) 31 LTRS LTRS

28 M . 27 FIGS FIGS

12 N , 4 SPACE SPACE

24 O 9 8 CR CR

22 P 0 2 LF LF

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Symbols are all of equal size and therefore decoding them using a table would be easier Baudot code is resilient in the presence of

transmission errors

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Limitation on the number of characters it can represent - total of 62 characters

Apparent lack of logic in the way the characters and the numbers have been allocated - the bit

pattern for the number one (11101) is numerically larger than the bit pattern for the number nine

(00011).  

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ASCII stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange. 

ASCII code is the numerical representation of a character

It is seven bits 128 combinations.

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As data is represented by seven bits 128 different combinations are possible

Usually transmitted as 8-bits and thus one bit can be employed for simple error

detection ASCII code is widely used for

representation in the internal structure of a computer and thus translation is not normally

required if information is to be transmitted over a network

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Occasionally much of the information to be transmitted will be relatively

similar and thus the seven-bit code can waste space

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ThankYou!