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CONCEPT PRACTICE

Even and vertical parity

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During start-stop data transmission, character “T” (JIS 7-unit code: 1010100) is sent by using the error detection method on the basis of even parity. In this case, which of the following is the bit string at the receiving side when data is received properly? Here, transmission is in order of the start bit (0), the character bits from the lower-order bit to the higher-order bit, the parity bit, and the stop bit (1), and the received bits are written in order from the left.

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Source: FE Vol 1.pdf, PDF page 354, textbook p. 344 · Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan · First Edition: April, 2015. ID: tb-v1-c5-q3. Publisher answer and commentary · private review.

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Q3 
During start-stop data transmission, character “T” (JIS 7-unit code: 1010100) is sent by using 
the error detection method on the basis of even parity. In this case, which of the following is 
the bit string at the receiving side when data is received properly? Here, transmission is in 
order of the start bit (0), the character bits from the lower-order bit to the higher-order bit, the 
parity bit, and the stop bit (1), and the received bits are written in order from the left. 
 
a) 0001010101 
b) 0001010111 
c) 1001010110 
d) 1001010111

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