how can i build a manchester coding in labview signal processing?

[JÞB]

As Stated- all you need is a clock and data.  the clock rate needs to be twice the data rate. and and XOR

In this example (please don't tell that I used express vi's)  Data and Clock are simulated 1 Amplitude square waves (atternating between 1 or -1 unit)  This makes the Multiply function equivallent to XOR. and is a representation of true manchester encoding since Manchester signals are never T or F they are Pos or Neg with the transition representing a logic state.

[JÞB]

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@idma wrote:

work done by me uptil quantization.....after this i have to implement line coding!!!
help reqiured

regards

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Great- all you need is a clock and then normalize your data waveform.  multiply the clock by the data and your there

[Samuel_S]

Jeff,

Thanks for the code, that may provide a better understanding. I appreciate the help kudos to you! +1

HowEVER -1 kudos for Express VIs 🙂 

thanks

[JÞB]

I thought you blue bars liked those x-vi's  Isn't that why I have to edit my palatte settings to do anything useful with LabVIEW?

Spoiler

I HAD TO BUILD IT TWICE THOUGH!   See the attachment to find out what happens when you try to create a snippet of that code

[Samuel_S]

hahaha well played sir well played,

I actually prefer not to use them but they have there place (sometimes) 

[dopplerblack]

thanx Jeff and Samuel 🙂