Line-Encoder-and-Scrambler

Line Encoder and Scrambler with digital data generator and graph plotter using Python. It includes Line Encoding schemes like: NRZ-I, NRZ-L, Manchester, Differential Manchester, AMI and scrambling techniques like HDB3 and B8ZS.

Setup

As I am using MacOS so, I will be doing this setup for Mac only

Firstly, We have to install Python and pip on macOS. There are two ways to Download Python and pip on macOS.

Either you can download Python using the official Website: https://www.python.org/
Or, you can download Python by using this brew command in the terminal:

I will be doing it using HomeBrew,

$ brew install python

After installing Python and pip in MacOS (pip get automatically installed with python), we will use pip manager to install Python Turtle Package.

Run the below command in the terminal to install Turtle Library:

$ pip install PythonTurtle

Verifying the installation of the Turtle Package

$ pip show PythonTurtle

Below output will be displayed after the successful installation of the Python Turtle Library on your macOS

Name: PythonTurtle
Version: ********
Summary: ********
Home-page: ********
Author: ********
License: ********
Location: ********
Requires: ********
Required-by: ********

Usage in Command Line

$ git clone https://github.com/im-zshan/Line-Encoder-and-Scrambler.git
$ cd Line-Encoder-and-Scrambler
$ python Line\ Encoder.py

Output

Select the input method:
1. Completely Random String
2. String with fixed Sub-sequences
3. Completely Manual input

Assumptions

All encoding schemes are implemented using positive logic
Manchester encoding uses IEEE (802.3) convention
It is assumed that the user will give binary data (0,1) to the encoder