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CSE 320 Assignment 3

The assignment requires students to draw signals for a digital data stream by first calculating a number from their ID, converting it to binary, and then applying 4B/5B block coding. Students must then create signals for various line coding schemes including NRZ, Manchester, and Bipolar AMI. Assumptions about previous states must be clearly stated when necessary.

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CSE 320 Assignment 3

The assignment requires students to draw signals for a digital data stream by first calculating a number from their ID, converting it to binary, and then applying 4B/5B block coding. Students must then create signals for various line coding schemes including NRZ, Manchester, and Bipolar AMI. Assumptions about previous states must be clearly stated when necessary.

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CSE 320 Assignment 3

In this assignment, you have to draw some signals for a digital data stream. For this, you
have to follow the following steps:

1. First, calculate a number using the following formula:


- N = (Last 4 digits of your ID) mod 256
2. Convert the calculated number to binary. You will get an 8-digit binary number.
3. Use 4B/5B block coding to convert the 8 bits to 10 bits binary stream.
4. Now, draw the signal for the following line coding schemes:
a. NRZ
b. NRZ-L
c. NRZ-I
d. Manchester
e. Differential Manchester
f. Bipolar AMI
g. MLT-3

N.B.: Use any value as the previous state when necessary. But mentioning the
assumed level is necessary

Use the following table for 4B/5B block coding:

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