Digital modulator and demodulator

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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050162586

ABSTRACT:
A digital modulator converts M-bit data words to N-bit code words (N>M) each containing a specific number of bits `1`. The specific number is one of a plurality of predetermined numbers which are different by at least 3 from one another. A specific data word may be converted to either one of two code words having different numbers of bits `1` from each other so as to reduce DC components of a channel code constituted by the code words.

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