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A standard encoding format for digital telephony is Pulse Code Modulation. Assume that the number of code levels used for PCM in a telephone system is 16. The following sequence of bits are the PCM encoded digital data received by a destination telephone (assume no errors). 0101001100110010010001111010101010111100

A standard encoding format for digital telephony is Pulse Code Modulation. Assume that the number of code levels used for PCM in a telephone system is 16. The following sequence of bits are the PCM encoded digital data received by a destination telephone (assume no errors). 0101001100110010010001111010101010111100

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Section 3: Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) A standard encoding format for digital telephony is Pulse Code Modulation. Assume that the number of code levels used for PCM in a telephone system is 16. The following sequence of bits are the PCM encoded digital data received by a destination telephone (assume no errors). Question 9: 0101001100110010010001111010101010111100 On the figure below draw the output analog audio signal at the destination telephone. The horizontal dotted lines should be used as the levels, and the vertical dashed lines as the sample points.
Transcribed Image Text:Section 3: Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) A standard encoding format for digital telephony is Pulse Code Modulation. Assume that the number of code levels used for PCM in a telephone system is 16. The following sequence of bits are the PCM encoded digital data received by a destination telephone (assume no errors). Question 9: 0101001100110010010001111010101010111100 On the figure below draw the output analog audio signal at the destination telephone. The horizontal dotted lines should be used as the levels, and the vertical dashed lines as the sample points.
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