NRZ coder in vhdl
Hello everyone
I would like to program an nrz coder in vhdl, but I don't get this no matter how I look at it :
In NRZ, 1 is represented by a positive voltage and 0 by a negative voltage, right? The problem is how to represent those negative and positive voltages in vhdl?
I am looking forward for your answers
I would like to program an nrz coder in vhdl, but I don't get this no matter how I look at it :
In NRZ, 1 is represented by a positive voltage and 0 by a negative voltage, right? The problem is how to represent those negative and positive voltages in vhdl?
I am looking forward for your answers
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