This document discusses three non-return-to-zero (NRZ) line coding schemes: unipolar NRZ, polar NRZ, and bipolar NRZ. It generates random binary data, applies each coding scheme to represent the data as voltage pulses, and plots the resulting pulse trains to illustrate each scheme. Unipolar NRZ uses one voltage level to represent 1s and zero voltage for 0s. Polar NRZ uses two voltage levels of opposite polarity. Bipolar NRZ alternates between two voltage levels for 1s and zero for 0s.
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This document discusses three non-return-to-zero (NRZ) line coding schemes: unipolar NRZ, polar NRZ, and bipolar NRZ. It generates random binary data, applies each coding scheme to represent the data as voltage pulses, and plots the resulting pulse trains to illustrate each scheme. Unipolar NRZ uses one voltage level to represent 1s and zero voltage for 0s. Polar NRZ uses two voltage levels of opposite polarity. Bipolar NRZ alternates between two voltage levels for 1s and zero for 0s.