- telecommunications,
bit stuffing (also known—uncommonly—as
positive justification) is the
insertion of non-information
bits into data.
Stuffed bits should not...
-
significant bit position. A
nearly equivalent operation is
count trailing zeros (ctz) or
number of
trailing zeros (ntz),
which counts the
number of
zero bits following...
- non-return-to-
zero format. The "
zero"
between each
bit is a
neutral or rest condition, such as a
zero amplitude in pulse-amplitude
modulation (PAM),
zero phase...
-
contains long
sequences of 1
bits) by
using zero-
bit insertion. HDLC
transmitters insert a 0
bit after 5
contiguous 1
bits (except when
transmitting the...
- that are
different from the
zero-symbol of the
alphabet used. It is thus
equivalent to the
Hamming distance from the all-
zero string of the same length...
-
bit shifts and
operations to
count ones and
zeros, find high and low one or
zero, set,
reset and test
bits,
extract and
insert fields, mask and
zero fields...
-
suffer bit slip. When a
pulse of N
consecutive zero bits are sent,
clock drift may
cause the
hardware to
apparently detect N-1
zero bits or N+1
zero bits –...
- non-return-to-
zero (NRZ) line code. It
encodes zero bits as a half
bit time of
zero followed by a half
bit time of one, and
while one
bits are
encoded as...
- 0110,
zero is 0000, and −6 is 1010 (the
result of
applying the
bitwise NOT
operator to 6 and
adding 1). However,
while the
number of
binary bits is fixed...
- (including
signed zeros and
subnormal numbers), infinities, and
special "not a number"
values (NaNs)
interchange formats:
encodings (
bit strings) that may...
