4. To burn a CD-R, the laser must pulse on and off at a high speed. When running at 10x speed in mode 1, what is the pulse length, in nanoseconds (15%)? 5. Write a procedure hamming(ascii, encoded) that converts the low-order 7 bits of ascii into an 11-bit integer codeword stored in encoded (40%).

4. To burn a CD-R, the laser must pulse on and off at a high speed. When running at 10x speed in mode 1, what is the pulse length, in nanoseconds (15%)? 5. Write a procedure hamming(ascii, encoded) that converts the low-order 7 bits of ascii into an 11-bit integer codeword stored in encoded (40%).

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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