Method and apparatus for encoding and decoding binary informatio

Coded data generation or conversion – Digital code to digital code converters – To or from nrz codes

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ABSTRACT:
A method for encoding and decoding successive information trains serially coded wherein each information bit is transmitted during a determined time interval, at least one level change appearing for each bit during this time interval, wherein, during the encoding, each information train is preceded by a heading having a time duration of two determined time intervals during which a code violation is carried out so that, during at least one time interval, no transition appears and wherein, while decoding, said violation is detected for finding the heading.

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