The Line Coding Simulator is a Rust-based command-line application that allows users to encode binary strings using various line coding schemes
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A conversion code from digital data elements to digital signals according to Line Coding Schemes in Python.
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MATLAB codes for Analog and Digital Communication
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Line Encoder Decoder Along With Scrambling
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Matlab code for various line coding techniques
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This repository contains some of the programs I wrote for my Computer Networks course.
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Scrambling of binary Line Coding (Digital to Digital)
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Computer Network Project
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