Meaning zero-bit insertion
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zero-bit insertion


A bit-stuffing technique used with bit-oriented protocols to ensure that six consecutive "1" bits never appear between the two flags that define the beginning and the ending of a transmission frame. Note: When five consecutive "1" bits occur in any part of the frame other than the beginning and ending flag, the sending station i [..]
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zero-bit insertion


Zero-bit insertion is a bit-stuffing technique in which a zero bit is inserted after a series of one bits to highlight a sequence change or break. Zero-bit insertion is used with other bit-oriented pr [..]
Source: techopedia.com

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zero-bit insertion


A transmission process when additional zeros are inserted after a fixed number of ones in a transmission sequence to ensure that data will not be misinterpreted as controlling information.
Source: interfacebus.com





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