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1. Manchester Encoding (Acc. to G.

E Thomas)
In this approach Data is encoded as For 0 the signal level will be low in the first half
and high in the second half of that period. For 1 the signal level will be high in the first
half and low in the second half of that period.

1 ==== 0 ====

1 0 1 1 0 1

Ex -: +V
0
101101 -V
2. Manchester Encoding ([Link] IEEE Standard)
In this approach Data is encoded as For 0 the signal level will be high in the first half
and low in the second half of that period. For 1 the signal level will be low in the first
half and high in the second half of that period.

1 ==== 0 ====

1 0 1 1 0 1

Ex -: +V
0
101101 -V
In Differential Manchester Encoding the Bit 0 represent Inversion whereas 1
represents no inversion.
• The transition at the middle bit is used only for Synchronization.
• At 0 Transition will be there at the beginning of the Bit interval.
• At 1 Transition will be absent at the beginning of the Bit interval.
• Used in 802.5 with Twisted Pair.
Differential Manchester Encoding

1 ====
1 0 1 1 0 1
0 ====
+V
0
-V
Ex -: +V
0
101101 -V

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