(5) Parity Check. Consider a 4-bit long packet that is protected by a single parity bit. Consider even parity. Compute the exact probability that an error can be detected when the channel bit error rate e=10-² Repeat with e=106. Compare results from & and provide your interpretation of the difference.

(5) Parity Check. Consider a 4-bit long packet that is protected by a single parity bit. Consider even parity. Compute the exact probability that an error can be detected when the channel bit error rate e=10-² Repeat with e=106. Compare results from & and provide your interpretation of the difference.

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Chapter8: Data And Network Communication Technology

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