IMPLIMENATION OF FM0/MANCHESTER ENCODING USING SOLS TECHNIQUES-A Review
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Standard, Wireless communication, V2V communicationAbstract
Intelligent transportation system is the next generation of transportation that ensures a greener, safer, and a much more convenient method of transportation across all modes of transport. The dedicated short-range communication (DSRC) is a transpiring technology which can be utilised to implement the intelligent transportation system into our everyday life. The DSRC protocols generally adopt FM0 and; Manchester; codes to enhance the signal reliability and achieve dc-balance.
The disadvantages of using the conventional FM0 and Manchester techniques individually is that area utilization is less. Another disadvantage that we face with FM0 and Manchester is that the output that we get is an unbalanced dc logic. Different families have their specifications that lead us to find out the most suitable implementation out of all in varied circumstances.
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