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Data compression circuits are used in some modems because that will allow the message to be transmitted more .
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In telephone lines, the bandwidth varies with length and higher frequencies are greatly attenuated.
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modems provide significantly higher data rates than can be achieved over the standard telephone system.
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Channel encoding methods fall into two separate categories, error codes and error correction codes.
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One of the most widely used systems of error is known as parity, in which each character transmitted contains one additional bit.
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The cyclical redundancy check is a mathematical technique used in data transmission that effectively catches 99.9 percent or more of transmission errors.
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The longitudinal redundancy check is the process of logically , by exclusive-ORing, all the characters in a specific block of transmitted data.
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The Reed Solomon code is a widely used forward error code that permits multiple errors to be detected and corrected.
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are rules and procedures used to ensure compatibility between the sender and receiver of serial digital data regardless of the hardware and software being used.
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Kermit is a very reliable because it requires that every packet which is sent be acknowledged by the receiver as read correctly.
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The ability of one hardware-software configuration to communicate with another, different system is known as .
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The primary benefit of the standard is that if it is incorporated into data communication equipment and software, compatibility between systems and equipment is more likely to be achieved.
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Data transfers in communication systems are made serially.
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In transmission each data word is accompanied by start and stop bits that indicate the beginning and ending of the word.
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One bit time for the code is called a chip.







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