4.5.5 Information Coding Systems Flashcards

1
Q

What is meant by character codes?

A

A decimal digit used to represent a letter

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2
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What does ASCII stand for?

A

American Standard Code for Information Interchange

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3
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How many bits does ASCII use?

A

7 bits

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4
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What is the primary disadvantage of majority voting?

A

The volume of data being transmitted is greater, therefore the time take to transmit the data is also greater.

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5
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What uses more bits ASCII or Unicode

A

Unicode 16 bits

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6
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01101011 is being transmitted using odd parity. What would the parity bit be?

A

0

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7
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Which can represent a greater volume of characters ASCII or Unicode?

A

Unicode, can represent multiple languages, emojis and symbols.

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8
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Which form of error checking can correct errors in transmission?

A

Majority Voting
Majority Voting sends multiple copies of the same piece of data and it takes and uses the data that occurred more frequently

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9
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1011 using even parity what would the parity bit be?

A

1

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10
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What happens if the checksum doesn’t match the received data?

A

The recipient asks the user to retransmit the data.

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