I thought the main reason for Manchester encoding was to prevent DC offset in the data slicer (voltage comparator for 1/0 detection)?
I thought the main reason for Manchester encoding was to prevent DC offset in the data slicer (voltage comparator for 1/0 detection)?
It does that too. Not often you get 2 for the price of 1 eh?
Cheers Terry
"Terry Given"
** You see how Kiwi anencephalics like Given pay no attention to context or relevance whatever.The demented due is spread all over the place like a mad woman's breakfast.
But what else would you expect from a puffed up pin ball machine fixer ??
............. Phil
not bad. See, you dont *have* to be scatologically profane.
even better.
Well done Phil, you appear to have made it past a 5-year-olds level of insults.
Cheers Terry
( snip more of TG's distributed breakfast matter)
** When obvious facts become insults - it is better considered as pointed criticism.But you need to be sharp enough to get the point at all ........
........... Phil
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