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Assignment

Received 9-bit Data Elements:

101101011 011101011 110110000 011100011 111100100


Solution:

Character 1

Original Sequence: 101101011


8-bit Data Message (without parity bit): 10110101

Binary Sequence: 10110101


Count of 1s: 6 (which is even)

Convert the 8-bit Binary to Decimal:

Convert 10110101 to decimal:

1×27 = 128

0×26 = 0

1×25 = 32

1×24 = 16

0×23 = 0

1×22 = 4

0×21 = 0

1×20 = 1

128 + 32 + 16 + 4 + 1 = 181

Convert Decimal to ASCII:

The decimal value 181 corresponds to a character in extended ASCII encoding.

In the ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) encoding, decimal 181 represents the character ‘ µ’ (micro
sign).
Character2
Original Sequence: 011101011

8-bit Data Message (without parity bit): 01110101

Binary Sequence: 01110101

Count of 1s: 6 (which is even)

Convert the 8-bit Binary to Decimal:

Convert 01110101 to decimal:

0×27 = 0

1×26 = 64

1×25 = 32

1×24 = 16

0×23 = 0

1×22 = 4

0×21 = 0

1×20 = 1

64 + 32 + 16 + 4 + 1 = 117

Convert Decimal to ASCII:

The decimal value 117 corresponds to the ASCII character ‘u’

Character 3

Original Sequence: 110110000


8-bit Data Message (without parity bit): 11011000

Binary Sequence: 11011000


Count of 1s: 6 (which is even)

Convert the 8-bit Binary to Decimal:

Convert 11011000 to decimal:

1×27 = 128
1×26 = 64

0×25 = 0

1×24 = 16

1×23 = 8

0×22 = 0

0×21 = 0

0×20 = 0

128 + 64 + 16 + 8 = 216

Convert Decimal to ASCII:

In the ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) encoding, decimal 216 corresponds to the character Ø
(Latin capital letter O with stroke).

Character 4

Original Sequence: 011100011


8-bit Data Message (excluding the last bit): 01110001

Binary Sequence: 01110001


Count of 1s: 4 (which is even)

Convert the 8-bit Binary to Decimal:

Convert 01110001 to decimal:

0×27 = 0

1×26 = 64

1×25 = 32

1×24 = 16

0×23 = 0

0×22 = 0

0×21 = 0

1×20 = 1
64 + 32 + 16 + 1 = 113

Convert Decimal to ASCII:

The decimal value 113 corresponds to the ASCII character q

Character 5

Original Sequence: 111100100


8-bit Data Message (excluding the last bit): 11110010

Binary Sequence: 11110010


Count of 1s: 6 (which is even)

Convert the 8-bit Binary to Decimal:

Convert 11110010 to decimal:

1×27 = 128

1×26 = 64

1×25 = 32

1×24 = 16

0×23 = 0

0×22 = 0

1×21 = 2

0×20 = 0

128 + 64 + 32 + 16 + 2 = 242

In the ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) encoding, decimal 242 corresponds to the character ó (Latin
small letter o with acute).

Received Message 101101011 011101011 110110000 011100011 111100100


Data message (Bits) 10110101 01110101 11011000 01110001 11110010
Decoded Message µ u Ø q ó
Q2

Solution:

A: LAN technology B: Data transfer rate / Min Speed


Li-Fi (Light Fidelity) 4Mbps to 16Mbps
ATM 155Mbps
Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) 9.6 Gbps
Multi-Gigabit Ethernet 2.5 Gbps
Power over Ethernet (PoE) 15.4 watts

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