GB/T 7616-1987 in English

ABOLISHED

Equivalence between binary notation symbols and the significant conditions of a two-condition code

Issued on:1987-04-03
Implemented on:1987-01-01
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Standard No:	GB/T 7616-1987
Document status:	ABOLISHED
Superseded on:	2004-10-14
Title in English:	Equivalence between binary notation symbols and the significant conditions of a two-condition code
Title in Chinese:	二进制表示符号与两态码有意义状态之间的对等关系
Language:	English
File Format:	Electronic (PDF)
Delivery:	Via email within 1~3 business days
Issued on:	1987-04-03
Implemented on:	1987-01-01
ICS Classification:	35.160-Microprocessor systems
Chinese Classification:	M32-Data communication equipment
Professional Classification:	GB-National Standard
Related Keywords:	binary notation symbols two-condition code scopebinary numbers significant conditions symbols pass sign
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《GB/T 7616-1987二进制表示符号与两态码有意义状态之间的对等关系》由339-2（工业和信息化部（通信））归口，主管部门为工业和信息化部（通信）。
本标准等效采用国际电报电话咨询委员会CCITT建议V.1（1984）《二进制表示符号与两态码有意义状态之间的对等关系》。

Scope

Binary numbers are usually represented by two digits represented by the symbols 0 and 1. Transmission channels are especially suitable for signal transmission with modulation types with two meaningful states (two-state modulation). These two meaningful states are sometimes called "empty sign" and "pass sign" or "start" and "stop", and they are sometimes called state A and state Z [1].

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