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  • There are various techniques used to convert the analog signal to digital signal. But the other way of obtaining digital data is from the source such as computers.

  • The information from such a source is inherently discrete in nature.

  • If such a discrete signal is transmitted over a band limited channel, then the signal gets dispersed. This causes the pulse to overlap and cause distortion.

  • Such a distortion is called intersymbol interference (ISI).In order to avoid this discrete signal should not be transmitted as it is on the transmission medium. This data is first converted into a PAM suitable format and then transmitted over a communication channel. The various formats used are also called as line codes.

  • The data formats or line codes are:

  1. Non – return to zero (NRZ) and return to zero(RZ) unipolar format.

  2. NRZ and RZ polar format.

  3. Non-return to zero bipolar format.

  4. Manchester format.

  5. Polar quaternary NRZ format.

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