Method of recovering and decoding of Manchester coded data

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

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C342S042000

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for accurately decoding a Manchester data stream having transition time distortion and noise spikes. Briefly, in an embodiment using a protocol where a falling edge at the mid-point of a bit represents a “1” bit and a rising edge at the mid-point represents a “0” bit, the coded data can be accurately determined by comparing the time period tp1from the start of the bit to the first falling edge and the time period tp2from the last rising edge to the end point of the bit. If tp1is less than tp2, the bit represents a bit value of “0” and if tp2is less than tp1, the bit represents a bit value of “1”.

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