Question

Assuming that we are transmitting the ASCII letter "Z" (01011010 in binary) with no parity bit and one stop bit, show the sequence of bits transferred serially (write the number 0 (or 1), not the word zero (or one)).

1st bit => Answer (first bit to be transmitted).

2nd bit => Answer

3rd bit => Answer

4th bit => Answer

5th bit => Answer

6th bit => Answer

7th bit => Answer

8th bit => Answer

9th bit => Answer

10th bit => Answer (last bit to be transmitted).

Answer 1

For transmitting the ASCII letter "Z" (01011010 in binary) with no parity bit and one stop bit, show the sequence of bits transferred serially are

For Synchronous transmission they send MSB first and then LSB. So, first start bit is sent as 1 and then 8 bit data and 10th bit 0 as stop bit.

1st bit => 1 ( start bit)

2nd bit => 0 ( 8th bit of Z)

3rd bit => 1 ( 7th bit of Z)

4th bit => 0 ( 6th bit of Z)

5th bit => 1 ( 5th bit of Z)

6th bit => 1 ( 4 th bit of Z)

7th bit => 0 ( 3rd bit of Z)

8th bit => 1 ( 2nd bit of Z)

9th bit => 0 ( 1 st bit of Z)

10th bit => 0 ( stop bit)